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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1915-04-23

rr-,rsss is mighty slow. PROBES
N.t.m said Madame Ida the
-.s.rm 10 the latest satellite whom
r.h.s r.rsed Up in the course OF her
-...,. sp and down the length and
.-asafh % the land
m.gh' be better" admitted the
fe-sor gioomily.
vas ~ Ida. driven out OF Iowa
Ia Ar her wits' end. had considered
.s-.s'f .ortunate in securing the sery-
49, y. the starving young man who
~ asrei 20 work for her on the
,,s.s IN division OF the receipts in
..alf ~ On salary. They had had
..ra a successful tour in Ohio. stop
.i,e f-- day and a night at the
m.ie country villages. where the gull
rb's arc lust as numerous as they
s.s- were IN spite OF education
orae- business. amt II. proies-
mr. sruoquized Madame Ida. But
ta-t NO business is a graft. It's re
-a-.a h.e and II don't do no harm
ara does do Tot OF good, that 5
ahlr SIS. At least. it makes some
nss thrk they're seeing the spirits
the.r beloved dead. and even II
tlre amt sure that it's true 1t helps
That's what say-it helps. Sever
lad r1 folks Of your own. did you
l-1.essor'
No- since was a boy" ans wercd
ne professor gloomily
-Wei listen now" said Madame
Ha There's a rich old guy in this
lace that's crazy on spirits ] got a
Inc On him and I've sent him an ad-
,s7riseuent % tonight's meeting lie
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1915-04-23

that had sprung Applying
hole in the
containing olive OIL
The Nashville
Attorney Lev
branded Virginia Olive
anteed
positively known that there oil this
OF
officials the building sample all
Of them a o
TO
testimony,
brandy, o r whisky a brandy odor
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1915-04-23
AGED Woman Dies Of Burns.

Connersville. April 19.-Miss Sarah
Brumfield. eighty-one years old. was
fatally burned at the home Of her
brother. Alonzo Brumfield. south OF
here Her clothing caught fire from
stove i'm her room. Miss Blanche
Brumfield. a niece heard her screams,
and contrived TO smother the blazing
garments with blankets. but not before
the womans flesh was burned from
head to foot.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1915-04-23
800 Converts in Parade.

Charlottesville. April 19.-Headed
by a brass band. playing onward
Christian Soldiers" the converts OF
the Bob Jones revival in this city pa.
raded the streets. The corps was
more than 1900 strong and a large
number were men.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1915-04-23

magnetic heaths
life, he explained "Of
period and within
with that OF Creator
be o possibly air alone
wholesome life years said
ethers
The air full OF electricity and Charge
ny trouble
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1915-04-23

IN the atmosphere OF the COURTROOM.
Two new defendants had been
brought before the bench One OF
them-the one who had checked the
merriment-was a little young-old
man in whose forlorn face the sorrows
of the ages seemed written.
What is your trouble = my
friend?" asked Judge Caverly
My name is Delma Guerin judge.
and my story is short" answered the
defendant "A month ago / came to
Chicago. In the terminal station
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1915-04-23
Lives to See Las, Of Nine Children Die

Bloomington. April l9.-"I was the
mother OF nine children, and ] have
lived 10 see all OF them buried was
the statement made to DR.. J. r, Mos
Ter. county coroner. by Mrs. Catherine
Roberts. ninety years old. after her
last child. Mrs. Mary Pungape, sew
enty. had dropped dead before her
eyes Mrs Pungape died OF heart dis
ease.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1915-04-23

doubt Is heard IN dry Iennessee now
lin private, Of course-Judging from
a recent and oily discovery.
Somebody, somewhere. is ship
ping Intoxicating liquors into Tonnes
see In halfgallon packages labeled
pure olive OIL"
While a post Office inspector was
looking things over in the post Office
OF a town near Nashville. his olfac-
tories were assailed by the odor OF
brandy. and, further prosecuting his
examination. he discovered a tin can
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1915-04-23

OF puTt ar anu TtsH WdItT MI
Ronayne. as thin as the proverbial
rail. but with an intellect sharpened
by 10 days OF fasting. explained his
theory for putting the food trust out
OF business ana solving the problem
OF the high cost of living.
During the 10 days ne partook OF
the following meals:
Breakfast-Seven glasses OF wa
ter and seven electrical, or intel
lectuai breaths
Luncheon-Three glasses OF water
end three azothel, or cleansing. breatl
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1915-04-23

cipal art colony. another cooperative
building is planned by a group Of
artists and writer's, of which Penrhyn
Stanlaws is the leader.
The prospectus Of what the struc-
ture will be reads like page from the
Arabian Nights" For instance. there
will be no preparation OF meals to
worry about. A central kitchen will be
installed, with dumb waiter connec-
tions 20 each studio.
There will be no servant problem
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1915-04-23
Woman's Sill.

A man likes to boast about his me-
chanical ability. but IT takes a woman
to sharpen a lead pencil with a pair
Of scissors. Inquirer.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1915-04-23
Syracuse Man Discovers That Food Is Needless

SYRACUSE a
the habit by
you'll find possible subsist diet
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1915-04-23
Sad Face Of Lad in Chicago Is His Fortune

rHIcAGoA before the Maxwell had bed with
sudden there swift pyehic change
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1915-04-23
Virginia Olive Or That Reused Dry tennessee

NASHVILLE TEN-Tha
~ faction All That's whisky;
usual when
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1915-04-23
Artists of New York to Have PalatiaI Quarters

NEW
~
reality
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1915-12-04
Congregational
Church Program

Next Sunday, December 5, will be
observed as Bible Union Sunday in
Grantwood Congregational Church in
honor of the Tooth anniversary of the
organization of the American Bible
Society
Rev. Church's sermon will be a
plea for the cultivation of reason
ABIDE esteem for and rational study
of holy writ, as advocated and taught
by modern thinkers.
In the evening will be the much
advertised Close-Poulson dialogue
debate, which is a dramatic and con-
vincing setting forth of the liquor
evil. A number of glowing testi-
monials testify to the character of
this presentation. All are cordially
invited to attend the debate.
On Sunday evening, December Is,
Robin Ellis Clendenning will be the
attraction at the church and will
render Dickens's famous christmas
Carol" Owing to special arrange
ments, the charge of admission has
been reduced to Is and 25 cents.
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1915-12-04
Wittpenn Logical
Candidate Next Year

Continued from page y
Wittpenn's name headed Governor
Fielder's list.
whether Mr.. Wittpenn will be a
candidate for the governorship nomi-
nation I do not know. Mr.. Wittpenn
has not yet told us. In due time, I
dare say, Mr.. Wittpenn will make an
announcement on this subject and
make his plans known.
"But the thought that strikes the
ordinary political observer at this
time is that three years ago Presi-
dent Wilson and other leaders
thought that the progressive Demo-
Gratis of New Jersey ought to have
but one candidate running for the
Democratic gubernatorial nomination,
and it was the judgment of the Presi-
dent that Mr.. Wittpenn should step
aside and permit Mr.. Fielder to re-
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1915-12-04

ceive the support of the progressive
element in the Democratic party. Mr..
Witpenn graciously and generously
set aside his own ambition for the
sake of party harmony, and withdrew
from the race for the gubernatorial
nomination, although, in the opinion
of many, he would have won the
nomination even if both he and Mr..
Fielder had remained in the race
against Katenbach.
GIN any event, if he had remained
in the race Mr.. Wittpenn's candidacy
would have aroused antagonisms that
would have endangered Mr.. Fielder's
chances at the polls on election day,
even supposing that Governor Fielder
had won over Wittpenn, as well as
Katzenbach.
$50 impressed were the friends of
Mr.. Fielder that, in burst of graft
tude, many of them let it be known
that they would be only too happy to
reciprocate in 1916 by supporting Mr..
Wittpenn for the gubernatorial noml-
nation next year. That Mr.. Wittpenn
went out of his way to accord Mr..
Fielder the most cordial support in
1918, both at the primaries and on
election day, is shown by the fact
that at the primaries in Hudson
county Mr.. Fielder received 29,131
votes and Mr.. Katzenbach 5,434,
while the vote in the State was:
Fielder, 8O,414; Katzenbach, 35,185.
"When it came to the general cleo
ton the Wittpenn men showed their
loyalty by helping to roll up a ma
jority of 10000 for Mr.. Fielder in
Hudson county.
Gin the face of all this, one would
naturally expect to see Governor
Fielder openly declare himself, both
here and in Washington, for Mr..
Wittpenn, and to use all the infiu-
ence in his power to insure for Mr..
Wittpenn the united. support of his
party for the primaries in the event
of Mr.. Wittpenn consenting to be
candidate this time"
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1915-12-04
Boom Hackensack!

The Community Council has started
campaign to raise $4,000 to spend
for advertising and to book Hacken-
sack.
1t is with great amount of inter-
est that this step is about to be under
taken, and the council feels that with
the support of the people it can and
will show some wonderful results.
H. A. Carter, financial secretary,
has this work in charge and has
started the wheels in motion. AT
the present writing Mr.. Carter is
soliciting contributions to this fund
and all funds can be paid to him
personally or mailed if preferred, to
the Community Council office. The
idea of this campaign is to raise
funds with which to advertise Hack
ensack in New York papers, maya
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1915-12-04
New Telephone
Directories

An unusual growth in the use of
the telephone in this state is evil
denced by the fall and winter issue
of the New Jersey telephone direc-
tory, now being distributed by the
New York Telephone Company.
The summer issue of the telephone
book always is the largest of the
year because it contains the names
and telephone numbers of so many
temporary summer residents, but
this year the fall directory departs
from the rule by having about the
same circulation and contains about
the same number of listings as the
summer directory. This indicates a
material increase in the number Of
telephone subscribers in New Jersey.
The new directory contains about
$4,000 listings and will have cir
culation of approximately 10000.
The summer book contained 126,500
names and had a circulation of
$4,000.
New York City's fall telephone
directory is also being distributed at
this time. This book contains $780,
900 listings and it's circulation is es-
timated at 100000. This is an in
crease of $4,000 names and $4,000
circulation since the 1914 fall direc-
tory was published.
Counting the spring, summer and
fall directories for New Jersey, New
York City, Long Island and West
Chester, total of nearly 100000
telephone books have been printed
for telephone subscribers in these
districts since the first of the year.
This is said to be record unequaled
or even approached anywhere else in
the world.
"Please use only the new direc-
tory in looking up telephone numbers
is again the request of the telephone
company, SO as to prevent the delays
to the service that are bound to re-
suit from requests for numbers based
on out of date information.
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1915-12-04
Full Choral
Service At Trinity

A full choral service will be given
tomorrow afternoon at Trinity Epis-
copal Church at four o'clock. Special
preparatins have been making for
this service for some time. The
regular chcoir will be augmented by
the choir from Grace Mission, Grand
View, and special festival music will
be rendered. The public are cordi-
ally invited to be present.
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1915-12-04
sack Record.
Wit And Wisdom

The heart is in most human beings
a little larger than the fist.
"Why is Canada like courtship?"
Because it borders on the United
States"
No matter how bad man may be
there is one woman who can find
some good in him.
Jim.-"My half brother is engaged
to my wife's half-sister."
Jack-"When will they be made
one?"
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1915-12-04

zines and other mediums and induce
factories to locate here and also to
bring new families into Hackensack,
or in other words to boom Hacken-
sack in general.-Hackensac Record.
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1915-12-04

The Presbyterian body of Scotland
and of Australia and the Church in
general have sustained loss in the
person of the Rev. John Meiklejohn,
MA, DID,, whose death took place
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-08-05
betbiIder In der fraHz0fifbsengs
'IifteH pref(e.

Seit 9lusbru6 oes Rrieges bat
ii9 Die preFe in England unb
Grantrsi9 ni9t ssnus tun tOnnen in
S9mGbunsen uno 8erleumounsen
Der perbiinoden &aiIerrsi9e. 8as
fanattf9er Sab unb unlinnige uebers
bebuns Su Ieiiten Dermo4te. ipuros
geleiltet. um bic nidt triegslultige
8ep0lterung mitaureiBen uno in einen
Sissssrauff au berIeben. 9ie rufi'
f9e 9ampfpuIse foIIte Oeiterrei4s
llnsarn nieberpul5en. bic franS0Iis
S9e 3anse Seutidlono gu SoOs fnsis
fen, tpGbrenb gnsIan6s Rieienflotte
Die Sungerseilel iiber 9eutIdlunO
un6 Seiterrsi9sllnsdrn fdpuns. Sis
SrGume bon lei9ten Sissen buben
bic piirbisen @ntenteeenoFen aufse'
geben. Ulit unSdblisen 8luttropfeu
baben iie fth aber in3lpiIden bic
Grfenntnis ertauft. bob ibre Ueretntf
Rraft tdum gum Wioerfan6 gsgen
ben Druid Der feinbIiden Seers
binrei9t. Die &riessmiioisteit Der
BeDOlterung 5rantrei4s unb eng
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-08-05

8iellei6t, Elm Sunb. Der Gnait bot
npr bem Robr,
SGtt sf6nis iib geoudt uno 0iplos
mat -
8 bGtten mir bic Juuit bir Idnsit
geSeigt. -.
9Od SeutI9lanb III elm fanftes
2anb uno i9peigt.
Sebt T6peigt ni9ts msbr! SEPT
f9miIat bic Site fortl
Sebt getlt bos Sorn. 1lno iper Elm
S9psrt nennt iein,
Gin beutIdes S9pert, ben ipobl6es
tpdbrten Sort,
2Gbt iingen es bic belIiten Melobein.
unb mir, bic bid bO9fbipineen, beut=
f9es Wort,
mir biirfen beine 3unse nun Be-
frein =
8 bos tut ipobl. penn tpabr unb
mefierI9arf
Man Sdurten enbIib Sdurten mems
men barf!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-08-05

turitaaten Die f9redIibite llnipifens
belt unb SeIbfttdui9ung berrIdt.
nsberseugt bon Der @oIfOmmenbeit
Der eisensn Notion iiebt @ngiGnber
un6 Jrunsoie serinsf4dBig uuf ie'
Den 4usldnoer berab, Der ibm gegens
iiber islbitbsritdnoli9 minberpertig
lit. 9isIer SeIbitbiinteI 1T burd bic
8erbsrrli9ung unb gla9Gffung ieber
@uslGnoersi in 9euti9lano unb
OeIterrsi9s 9sungarn sendbrt poroen.
GusliI6e Sra9ten, Sitten, Nunies
rem soItsn Der Serrenipelt fir einaig
polltommen, ipGbrsnb Jrantrei9
oeutIaen Jruusn WsOOeseieBe Dor.
i9rieb. Den 9ant buben iie iebt
rei9li9 seerntet. Der Rries ipirb iie
gelebrt baben. ibre @igsnurt su pers
ten unb bo95ufhdBsn, Fe bon ieber
2luslGnoerei au beilen. Die tief bic
Giige unb bic SeudeIei in ben Sees
len Der 5einos tpuraeln. seisen Die
ben eriten ensliiden unb fransOiii9en
i[luItrierten 3eitunsen entnommenen
8il6er. gs iinb WeltbIdtter, bic ibs
rem 2eiepubIitum fauitbids biIbIi9e
9iistn porfsben. Gin @orsang. Der
fid ielbit ri6tet uno ben Der CUTE
@eI6mad Der oeuti9en uno 0iterreia
9iiden SIuItrationsprefe perpont
bat.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-08-05
Das lanSe SbweiseH.
Bon 8ris GnseI.

Bon Sris GueeI.
9u 2anb, als pGrIt bu biinnites
POr5elIan.
Grerbt aus tiefbere5rtsr 4bnen5eit,
Sin S9mudipsrt, benz mir inuis aus
getnn,
Stiid BON uns ielbt unb 9ut bpI!
Seilisteii,
@efGb boil Sd0nbeit, benz Der beut>
fde S9pan
Sein 2ieb bint0nte in Der SebnIu9t
2eib:
60 sart. StaIien, altes @6tterlonb,
SieIt uui're 9iebe bid in treuer
Sanb.
9iun barF in S9erben, ipas uns 70
begliidt.
$40 mir bic Reinbeit fu9ten, flint
Der S9mub,
Wo mir Srangenbliiten uns gepfliidt,
Sreibt spiI4en SempeIn geiIer gis
gennub,
limb no einit Dolfgans @Oetbe uns
beriidt
Sid freigefdpGrmt bonn lebten sSus
genbtrub,
SIT es Elm bIuf'ger 4fubI, in benz
Dertiert
Ser Sob iid pdI5t unb neuen Sab
gebiert.
@ir abnten's lGnsit unb bliebsn ipis
5ubor
Sod milb unb fIiiitsrten nur leis;
r@errat!"
. bGtten mfrs eebOnnert in bsin
Sbr,
Gielleiat bdtP Surdt erf9redt bid
Dor Der Sot,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-08-05

lambs nimmt INNER mebr Su uno
orobt bic friboIen llrbeber bes pera
ui9tenoen Serieges our furhtbaren
Re9eni9aft au Sieben. I'm ben line
tpiIlsn bes 8oItes bon Iib dbaulpdls
ssn un6 bic ermattete &rtegsluit. uufs
3uftd9eln. ipirb Die preife in beiOen
@taatsn busu beniibt, 6ur6 eroi9tete
@reueltaten bes Seinbss Die WaFen
aufaufta9eln uno bic abfluusnbe
@timmuns su beIebsn. Die MuFsn>
tnitintte miiHen erregt uno abselentt
iperben. 9ieIem 3tpede 6iensn Die Der
oeutI9en uno Ofterreidif9 ungaris
fdsn preFe OoIIitdnbis frem6en Sebs
bilber, ipelde bic @rauIamteit unb
Slide, bic 8drborei Der 0eutI9en in
Srunfreib iGIuitriersn. DAB bic poll>
itGnbise llniuabrbeit 6iefer 0drfel>
lungen ieOem unbefungenen 8elbouer
6irett in Die 9lusen ipringt, trGntt
Die 2efer in Sruntretd uno England
ni4t. ba ssrabe in Oiefen erIten 9uI.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-08-05

Der Sunss enslii9. not Id mid pers
itaub. Ra, id oents. ou fdnnit mir
bod MID uSsn IN iase: r0itsmube'
Ypern 2ombarbpOe Qrmsntieress
Rum &alsita. bu gIffe! = SaOrufI
bdIt er mir cen paor iei9misrte StrIs
len unter be Reeie un iaete: Sdnbs
ipiti9s, MiIter! = 9l9 mot, iage id,
ieb los NIT bsine S6nbpiti9s, reos
beuti9, menus oO9 i9per fGlIt. 9u
bift bod OO4 blob BON Srienen
Wee9 ober aus De WluladittaBs.
Define Sndbiss bot bod porbin Oo9
beutId ou Dir iereot III Oa bafta
paitanbsn, paftsbIts! = Ra, i'd iper
mir bod mid lnnse nit ben 9ulatf9
Griern. Oent id. Saus oIfO ab unO
iebe in ben Slur raus, no mein
Mantel bdnst. 9a itsbt ion nieolis
der tleener 3Gber mit'n fpeibet SGubs
ten IN bilft mir rim. Sch mal, Tag
ID Su mir, bet is fdon nat anbsres.
giu no9'n tlsenen Rum in bic nG9te
0eitius, I'M bet @aterlnno is piebsr
NAL ierettetl Snoem iu9e i'd in meis
ne Saf9e na9'n poar SrOi9en for
bet Mee9en. Die tistt mir an un-
Iast: .Sis ipOlI'n mo So9 rid etfpa'n
SrintseIo iebsn, sic OIler 9uiIel, ipo
id bod feIbit cen Stranger OruuBen
babel - Sotte bod, &inb, foge i'd
gans bnIeien, ct iiebt bod teena! 9lba
ie mesnte: ,rSteden ie't man BLOB
ipieber in, no Sie't bod bile nOtis
ger bam!" lin 6snn fast ie nit esns
NAL: .49 Soft, mat bin id form uns
ilidIi4et Mesden. Gr bot fdon felt
orei @o9sn nii9t BON ii9 b0ren
laifen. @enn er blob mid NIT eene
Tonne bd 0rieben -" = Iba 6ros
lein, mesnte id, per benft oenn an
fOipat. sic bam ia teene Qbnuns
pon'n S9iBeniroben. Nee, aber iiber
Sbnen aber oo9! = ga, nat Iol'd
SIN fosen. Wait eenmol orsbt fe
fib rum, OBJ ood teena ba ts, I'm
iiebt mir eeneH 4uB I'M fangt an gu
ipeensn I'm fast: nSet is f6sen bon
SbneH. bet fen armst Mesdsn n ius
tes Wort ieitben bam. lin nun biel
Slid I'M alIes Sute!" = Damn
fdpisg MiiGIer ilno blidte bertrdumt
iiber ben Ranb bes S9iiBenerabens. |
r4 = uHb oenn~, fraste i'd. rSa. |
fagte er nit sinem tiefen @ufatmen,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-08-05

tesns 2isbssiabe9" frusts Der mib'
trauii9e DiIbeIm. = ~Sm 9egens
tell" antlportete i9, ne9te Sopannu.
So feudt pie @uer S9iibsnsraben
unb in bic glf9e ipeiB ipie cure GEM
ben. llnO elm lrOma, baB Iih glei9
Der feinbli9e S9iibsnsraben leert."
- sDol neil ie aGle ausriiden!"
metnte Der unperbeKerli9e MiilIer. =
~@Ott beipabrs. Sic tommen bsrges
luufen!" eripioerte idb. = nRo, benn
is ct iut. &Ommen mir Sur Sas
DIE, 9lDgetla9ter". iaste Wiiiler, bib
bic Spite ab unb SO9 bic Streids
90lSer berous. = Sabei perI9ob ii9
iein llniformGrmel uno i'd fab cine
md9tise. friidOsrbeiIte Rarbe an ieis
mem glrm. = .0et babe i'd bel SGnz
tanstGns ietrisst", trSGbIte WliilIer
auf meinen frnsenben Bid bin.
p8ein Sturm balte mir ba cen Sraz
natfplitter rim, bet id oa9te: No. M
Dirb ct mol nit Dem 4rm nirhts
mebr tperoen! gber in Berlin BAN
ie bet 3inb 10 iut ieidautelt, oct id
fCbon Dieber 9ienit bbun lam. =
Seine 9eute, bic 8erlina. Oet fase
id mid, neil id OO9 esnsr bin. 9tber
ipie ie eenen oIs @erpunoetsn be-
banbeln = ems u nit SroboeIn! =
SroBer SOFT, pnipObn Ss bod BLOB
Die 2eute nidt 10, iaste unier Obers
itabsar5t, fpenn ie INNER nit be Gins
lnbungsn un 2iebesidben tamsn. -
@enen Dag lam oo9 on mir ne
Ro9te BON eene Sruu RommerSien-
rat uffn &urfiirItenonmm. ~Sebr
Jeebrter Serr 9amerub! sic pers
Den bierburh su meinem beutigen
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Gibe p'GIpd tea einssIoben. 9ssinn
Z u1F. Insrs: Uniform unb Srs
ben. @ranatiplitter uno S9rapneIl'
itiide nerben. oa i9 eine SammIuns
SaUOn. ausuIsgsn bsabfdtiss, germ ses
feben!" - 8eIonoers iol9e. = Ra,
iagts Der Ssrr Sberfabsur3t, ipiRen
sic benn aud, mas Elm 5ips o'Glod
tea iit9 Seine 9lbnuus, fnsts id. -
giu 6snn iOsen sic Der Jrau aom'
msr5ienrat, ber DOttOr Iiebe ibr fas
gen, iie mBHte ibn INNER mOgli4it
porm ansieben. er t6nnte Td fonit
bic englii9e 2rdntbeit bplen! - llnb
benn tiirmte Id ios. Der S9affnsr
bon bic Gletirifbe faBte mid iIeid
Tim De SalIie ulb bob mir ruff, ins
benz sr fraste: .3omsrub, tanHfe
no99" = Ra, iRmtr berjenige, ipels
der! Iber bet ia nett BON SbneHl
lin oenn ipolIt' i'd N Se4Ier geben,
iporuff er meent: Dir pisft ct poll9
9tber ob3dbl nal, ipie't isipeien is".
Sr tam oo9 rim inn Dasen I'm
perpuBts ale SuItsitelIen IN bic 2eu1
te oo9, lin ipie mir f9liebli6 uffn
&urfiirIten6amm ort1men, ba pollte
eener i9on on potsoomsrplab unb
Der anbere in Die 2iiboipitrabe lin Der
brittle beim g. D. 80. dusiteisen Iber
oenn ludten fe ale. fasten abie gu
mir lin noIlten mir 3igarren ges
ben. : Die 3ibiarrn bad ienommeu.
= Die id benn Bel bic Jrau &oms
mersienrot rufftom, tuaren fdon ne
Mense DON uns ba I'm iie tam mir
ilei9 entiegen, tiette mir bur9 fpH
@ersr0BerunsseIas on uu fagte:
rRuu, mein topferer &rieger, ipie is
bein 8efinben9 Sait bu bir ols
Sel6 benpmmen9 Sebe bi4. nimm
Dir See, fOOisl Su tpiIlit unb ba iino
audi @dnbpitIds! - Soft bu bsnn
tein @ifernes areua. padsrer Sobn
unfsrer @doIIe9" - 9l4 Soft, fa4te
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id, bet bad nod ni6t anssIest. Sd
tros'st MID isrn uff be StraBe. neil
ie eensn benn isbabaupt mid los
iaKsn I'M id tann bod bic Ssidi9te
mid immaau pisba ab3dbtn.) Ta.
I'm oenn beIteGIt'd eenen fdsenen SruB
Don unfern Stobsarst uno bet BON
peien ben @iiilantentie. iporuff fe
mir ion bisten BON oe Seite anfnb
uno BLOB nod gu ben 0iener fddte:
Sier aud nod sinen See! Oenn iing
ie lpsitsr. @ie Der iunss Mann Su
mir fam, fng id: Gen bibten Bum,
ipenn id bitten barf. id mar MID uff
See inieri9tst I'M brauBeH in bic
SdibsnirGbsn miiFen mir uns man9s
mai BEL Rum isnieien luFen, iueil Der
See 10 beier isl = Saruff fam mir
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Der fiinfMbrtee des 1aadwsbrs
names.

9eutide Sriessbriefe bon gauI S6pe'
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9eutI6e &riessbriefe bon gauI S6fpes
Ser.
SIM Sdiibensraben bor 2Oms
barbpbe itieB id enoli1 einmaI
auf 8erIiner, gleid elm sunass Rubel
unb Iauter pradtgeitdIten Don Der
9arbe. = mainber". iaste i4 gu IT,
men, als fie lansiam aus Dem Inter
itanb bsrDOrtro9en. ~Sbr iDeroet ia
INNER ldnger!" = ngla 3uitanb!"
ertpi6erte Der 2anoipebrmann Dil'
beIm Miiller, rtpsnn mon bier felt
DO9sn in BEN fetten 8ooen itebi
unb ole Sage beioFen pirb!" =
aue Iadtsn unb i'd mu9te bic 81.
sarrentdide auf. - .Ss bet oof