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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-29
NEW YORK BUTTER AND EGGS

NEW YORK. June 2e.-BUTTER.-Aiar
barely steady; receipts, %. 400 packages Extra
2sc. higher scoring. 2si5G20c.: State dairy
21Ac. imitation creamery, 22hd23e.
EGGS.-Market weak; receipts, 49, sos pack
ages. Extra firsts, fresh gathered. 2Od2lc.;
hrsts, fresh gathered. lS1AGl0I5c.; nearby
whites, 2In26c; mixed color. 171Ad22c. gath
cred; nearby browns. 221aQ2lc.
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Rock Island Sells Certificates

NEW YORK. June 2e-The Chicago Rock
Island and Pacific Railway has sold to the
First National Bank and associates 50. 500. 900
. per cent recelNers' certificates, proceeds OF
which. will be used to pay interest accruing
July
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FRESH FRUITS

Choice stock sold fairly, and values generally
were we'll sustained. Quotations: Apples. New
Davis S292.6O; other good eating varieties So
92.5O; do, Western, per box 75c, as2; peaches,
$225gs oranges. Florida, per box. s2as, 20;
grapefruit, Florida, per box. s162.56 pine.
Florida. S2q3; cherries, sweet. per pound. So
Ge6rgS per sous Carrier sg2g plp%ss
oT per quart 5 7asG S StEaw6eTGies ~ Per quart pei
l0c. blackberrles, North Carolina, per quart.
7gloc;; doyo Delaware. MARYLAND and Jersey,
4e; huekleberrles, per quart. collie; raspber-
per crate 81 ;25q1.75; watermelons. Florida.
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BANK CLEARINGs
RATES FOR MONEY
FOREIGN EXCHANGE

NEW YORK, June 29.-The foreign market
opened at +.70h for demand sterling, unS
changed from Mondays close. Francs made a
new OF 6.e5 for demand.
Sterling Francs. Marks. Lires.
Gables Gables $1,000 f;dI% .5S64h sllls 6.0s
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REFINED SUGARS

The market was quiet. but steadv. We ouo,o
gsenlners' list prices: Standard granuiated.
o o 50e' extra fne Branulated Gt0c powder eli
S;zzVS: eontectioners A. &C.; soft grades, g. Is
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PORT OF PHILADELPHIA
vessels Arriving To-day

Str. Ardgarroch (Br.). New York. ballast,
Charles NJ. Taylor's Sons.
Str. Mlllinocket. Stockton. paper Jonathan
Staamsb;ns a. Al.
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PROVISIONS

a, The market ruled firm with trade fair. Quota
LIONS: city beef. In sets. smoked and air drisd
aa9ggzoe;i western beef in sets, smoked, 95d
ss aSC; Glty peer. knuekles and tenders annexed
spd Is,sS tenders. smoked. 2Iq2sc. beef Rams
5IgSSzi pork. family, S22q22. so hams. 8. ~
ttSAalaAi DO, do. smoked. 14AdiI%c.; other
ps HapIns sm9ked. city cured. as TO brand and
cured l4h4l5c; do, boiled, boneiess, 23a2ie. (:
picnic shoulders. 81 p cured. loose, iiR3i2e !;
40, snoked' l2h012Sc.; bellies, IN pickle
HaScorqlns &c. TO average loose. 12Isd13c break.
Ihst bacon. as to brand and average, city
SuIe9 ,Il4isc.; breakfast bacon, Western
GGnnirea glso;; lard. Western, refined tierces,
iisVz3ploMe;' , 90. dos, do. tubs. 1Oibdi0Hc /;
iIaartd1 pure city. kettle rendered, in tierces.
~ ,5,S Lard pure city kettle rendered
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PHILADELPHIA
MARKETS
GRAIN Ann FtoTtR

wHEAT.-..Reeeipts 5s,io2 bush. IN.
market was firm under stronger Western ~
Vices. and prices o. spring advanced 81 Traas
sieyator0No red. nominal n siIy5 a57in y o. isSg9rs
Northern Duluth, SL8odt42 w.
CORN,--Receipts, 5e2o bush. ofer,ns.
Were light and prices ruled steady. but trade
was quiet Quotations; Car lots Tor Local
trade as 70 iooatlon-No 2 yellow. sSis 1ssso /.
steamer yellowt s11AdS2c; No 3 veiiovy 20; To,;ii
sOc; No. yellow, f60Tsc w
oATs.-.Receipts, .ese bush. Prlc.,
ruled steady with a moderate business ono.
tations No, white bi854hc.; siandsf9s
white, oa@63Ac.; No white 63db25c.
FL0UR.--Rece 2O25 bbls and / lea
IeO lbs. m sacks. Demand was slow and pricss
were without important change. ouotatons
Rghg Rho. lVS lbs, IN wood: Winter clear, s5.55S
-. 609oi Kansas, straight, iute sacks e5 loS
200 o., patent, Jute sacks S55Oa5 rs; sprinS
~, o ~; do56 do. straght sGds25; DO,
PP5sSent E axe s SezSTe so o. fayorlte brands So eoS
46.so' city mills, regular Erades-WIntsT'
clear. k02o92 90 do. straight, s5. 5Od5' rs,
RYE FLOUR sold slowly, but ruled steady
We We quoto nearby and Western, in wood a.
sU4b,bO per Dbl. n n dualitv
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POULTRY

=, LIVE.-onerings of desirable stock were
ilght and the market was firm with demand
ialr. Quotations: Fowls, 151hd1BIbc,; roostera
ll412c.i broiing chickens, fancy, not Leg,
horns. weighing 1ha2 lbs apiece, 26d30c
probing chickens, not Leghorns, weighing ia
~ lbs. apiece, 23Q25o; broiiing chickens,
LLegnorns, weighing 1g1H lbs. apiece. 1Sd22c.:
auck5 Pekin, 14a15c.: ducks, Indian Runner,
l2al3e pigeons. old, per pair, 21d23c. DO,
young, per pair. 20d21c. -
DhESSED.-The market was quiet but
values generally ruled steady We quote:
Fresh; killed poultry. fowls - to box. dry
lsii les apiece 1slac; ,weighng atsai lbs. apiece
1lshc;; weighing 3 lbs, apiece, 1615a11Ac. un.
NS,n,, Western AZ lbs and over apiece, 1fc.; do,
smaller Sizes, l4gl8c; old ROSTERS, dry-pleked.
other fG 1sJ n1eaJTbK fancy 259Soe. Western. weigh.
lbs, 2l923c.; spring ducks 16ai7c; SQUADS.
S Per o6S doT white weighing II to 12 lbs; per dOs..
doE3 5000; white weighing lbs per dpE.. ns,
&C. SSssisS SS lbs per dOs Si 8 1872 e. 1O o.
81. 25a1. 80: small and No. q 81.
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DAIRY PRODUCTS

BUTTEh-Demand was fair and prices
Guotations; quota Western solid-packed creamery,
innney specials. 30lac; extra, 2shc extra
nearby prints. fancy. 32c. average extra, S93
33iie;6 DO; fair to good 26d2fc.; sarilcky
<4gz6e: jobbing sales of fancy prints 38d3oc
b0Gs.-The market was quiet with no
tnnportant change In prices. Quotations. In
mee IRE cases, nearby extras, 24c per doz hrsts
so;lo per standard case nearby current re.
SSe'Ppls, &c 'PpSls $3.50 per case; Western extra nrsts,
S'do o'do per case; firsts, 1886 per case; Southern
S4.sOqo4O per cnse; fancy selected candied
eggs I,IStIs were lobbing az 2od2Ic. per doz.
CHEESE'-Supplies were small and tina
market. ruled firm with a fair demand for
desirable stock. We. quote: New York full
new 15d15hc.; do, part skins, e9i3c, s'1'
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PUBLIC UTILITIES

The Augusta-Aiken Electric Railway
Company has been authorized to increase
its capital stock from S1,5OO 900 to 50, 900 OOO.
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Copyright 1914.
BY the Associated Newspapers Ltd.l
DRAMATls PERSONAL

MAUD PLEssEY,
a beautifu riri OF 90 well educated and
devoted 10 travel and adventure.
hTRs. PLEssEY.
her mother, the widow Of Admiral Plessey,
who was mysicrously murdered when Maud
vas years old
CAPTAIN MARTIN ARRoL,
a man OF "a For 10 years he has been
master of the sid a small trading steamer,
though he II n man OF birth and education.
GILBERT HURON,
friend of the Plesseys
RICHARD ARRoB,
bfothcr OF Captain Arroi
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The western United Gas and Electric
Company reports for the 12 months ended
April 30. net earnings Of s634,6S1. being an
increase of S7l,641.
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The Tulare County Power Company
stockholders have voted to sell their prop
erty to the Mount Whitney Power and
Electric Company for S550,OO0 II sanctioned
by the California Railroad Commission.
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Piget Sound Traction. Light and Power
has declared a quarterly dividend of 75
cents on the preferred. payable July Is.
Tho company has been paying quarterly
dividends of s1.5o on its preferred since
organization.
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Although gross earnings of the Louis
Vile Railway Company for May declined
s30.7Ss from the May. 1914, figures. a re-
duction of 3S,541 was effected in operating
expenses, so that there was a small gain
in net earnings
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Arrangements are being made by the
Republic Railway and Light Company
interest for financing to cover the
Si,510.0OO Mahonlng and Shenango Railway
and Light Company first consolidated re-
funding mortgage IS. due at the end of
the year.
The Raymer enterprise., 1915-02-11
CHAPTER xviI.-continued.

CHAPTER xviI.-continued.
He did not once interrupt her. All
the time she was speaking he was
studying the profile Of her face as II
fascinated by Its strange immobllity.
For the matter OF full half.hour he
sat on the rail, his back against a post,
his arms folded across the breast OF
the thick ulster he wore, staring at
her, drinking In every word OF the
story she told. A look OF surprise
crept into his face when she came to
the point where the thought OF marry
Ing Hetty to the brother OF her victim
FIRST began to manifest itself In her
designs. For time the look OF In.
credulity remained. to be succeeded
by utter scorn as she went on with
the recital. Her reasons, her excuses,
her explanations for this master stroke
In the way OF compensation for all
that she had endured at the hands OF
the scornful Wrandalls, all OF whom
we're hateful to her without exception,
stirred him deeply. He began to I'M
dersland the forces that compelled her
TO resort TO this Machiavellian plan
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y thank God for you, for her and
for everything. | thank God that she
found him out In time, that she killed
him. that you shielded her, that you
failed TO carry out your devillsh
scheme. and that your heart Is very
sore today"
You do not desplse me?"
NO. | am sorry for you"
Her eyes narrowed. Il don't want
you to feel sorry for me-"
You don't understand. am sorry
for you because you have found your
self out and must be despising your
SELF"
You have guessed the truth. | de-
spise myself. But what could be ex-
pected of me?" she asked ironically.
AS the Wrandalls would say, blood
will tell"
Nonsense, Don't talk like that!
II is quite unworthy OF you. In spite
OF everything. Sara, you are wonder.
full The very thing you tried to do.
the way you went about II, the way
you surrender. makes for greatness In
you. II you had gone on with 1t and
succeeded, that fact alone would have
put you In the class with the great,
strong, ytrile women OF history. It"
With the Medicis, the Borgias
and" she began bitterly.
Yes. with them. But they were
great women, Just the same. You are
greater, for you have more than they
possessed conscience. wish |
could tell you just what feel. |
haven't the words. l."
Il only want you to tell me the
truth. Do yon despise me?"
Again | say that do not. can
only say that regard you with-yes.
with awe"
AS one might think OF 4 deadly
serpent"
Hardly that" he said, smiling for
the first time. He crossed over and
lard his hand on her shoulder. Don't
think too meanly Of yourself. under
stand II all. You lived for months
without heart that's all"
You put 1t very gently"
Il think ! am right. Now, you've
---. II - ia tn"er" sar the
The Raymer enterprise., 1915-02-11
CHAPTER XVIII.
sturbinu News

He walked home swiftly through
the early night, his brain seethIng with
tumuliuous thoughts. The reyeIa.
ions Of the day were staggering; the
whole universe seemed to have turned
topsy-turvy since that devastating
hour at Rurton's inn, Somehow he
was not able TO confne his thoughts
to Hetty Castleton alone. She seemed
TO sink into the background. despite
the absolution he had been SO ready.
SO eager 10 grant her on hearing the
story from Sara's lips. Not that his
resolve to search her out and claim
her In spite OF everything was likely
to weaken, but that the absorbing flg-
ure OF Sara Wrandall stood out most
clearly In his reflections.
What an amazing creature she was,
He could not drive her out of his
thoughts, even when he tried to con.
centrate them on the one person who
was dearest to him OF all In all the
world, his warm-hearted, adorable
Hetty. Strange contrasts suggested
themselves to him as he strobe along
head bent and shoulders hunched He
could not help contrasting the two
women. He loved Hetty; he would
Always love her. OF that he was posi-.
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few days to settle some beastly
squabbles among the tenants. Next
year he wants me to come over for
the shooting. He isn't going back to
India for two years, you may be In.
terested to hear. Two years leave.
Lots Of influence, believe mel We've
been expecting him back In London
since day before yesterday. ! dare
say he found matters worse than he
suspected and has been delayed. He
has been negotiating for the sale Of
some Of his property In Belfast-fac-
tory sites. believe. He 10 particularly
anxious to close the deal before he
leaves England. Had to lift q mort.
gage on the property, before he could
think OF making the sale. ! staked
him to four thousand pounds, to tide
him over. OF ssarss, hs = eager to
The Raymer enterprise., 1915-02-11

has taken a life with her own hands
Can you take her 10 your BOSOM can
you make her the mother of your own
children? Remember, there is blood
on her hands"
"Ah. but her heart is cleani"
True" she said moodily, "her heart
is clean"
No cleaner than yours Is now,
Sara"
She uttered a short, mocking laugh.
1T isn't necessary to say q thing
like that to me-"
Il beg your pardon"
Her manner changed abruptly. She
turned to him, intense and serious.
She Is so far away. Brandon. On
tho other side OF the world, and she
II full OF loathing for me. How am
To regain what have lost9 How am
] to make her understand? She went
The Raymer enterprise., 1915-02-11
Why She Mournsd.

"Boo-hoo!' sobbed the lady.
What are you crying abouti" the
man asked.
You know the bread and the jelly
I sent to the fair?"
Yes. Didn't It take q prize? Well
cheer up-those Judges
But It did take a prise-they both
took hrst prizes-boo-hooi--"
We'll. what are you crying about,-
The bread took nrst prize a. the
best specimen Of concrete. and ths
Jelly ~ the best china osusutis
The Raymer enterprise., 1915-02-11

could mol nave rorced tins from me,
Brandon. She would not tell you. II
was left for me to do In my own good
time. Well. have spoken. What
have you to sayf"
: Il can only say. Sara. that thank
God for everything" be said slowly.
Tor svsgyrhin9r
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Observation-Disclosures lDDlnTE

oen ibr &inb untergebra6t fei. Sic
ipubte isbod nidt, baB felt Der Rriegss
ertlGrung poitlagernbe 9riefe in gang
9eutI9lanb perbot.n fiub, unb bab
oerartige S9rsiben bon bet pOitOers
ipaltung ben auitGnbissn Wiilitdrbes
BORDEN ala beroG9tig iiberseben iperz
ben. 60 erbielt bas Sbertommdnbo
in a6nissberg ben Brief Der Sfpreus
Fin unb iibergdb ibn Der Staatsons
ipaltT9uft in Berlin. 9ur9 grmttts
lunsen Der suitGnoigen Poliaeibeb0rs
ben fpurbe Der SdtbeIfanO feitseiteIt,
unb 70 ptrb in 8iirse gegen 5rdu Wf.
unb Ole Sebammt bas @erfabren pes
gen MISUNDERSTANDING unb 8ttrus
ass, eegen Die OfpreuBin ipesen Bet
bilfe un6 eeesn ben @eliebtsn oes
WGb6ens ein 8erfabren tpeeer 8ers
fiibruns elmer Minberidhrissn singss
leitet iperben.
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Siinitlerin pIDbIid sinen unlpiberItebs
li6en Srieb. Die seliebte 9eige gum
Spiel berporsubolen; iie iebte iie on.
nm bas 2ieblinssftiid ibres 9atten gu
Ipielen, aber o Dunosr: beim eriten
8ogenItri9 fpraneen Stpei Soften, Die
% unb bic gsSaite. Run be5eidnen
bic 5ransoTeu bisIe Saiten nidt pit
mir, ionbern romanif6. olfo nit ben
Silben re un6 mi, lno 10 lit es nt9t
DerpunberIih, bab bic 9eisenIpielertn
Die @eiae nit ben ssfpruneenen beis
ben Seiten gu Sobe betriibt uus ber
Sanb Ieets; bic ipringenben Saiten
bdtten ibr oen SOB ibres 9dtten nns
aetiinbi9t, uno bic 6siSen MibtOne Der
ipringenoen Soiten iparen feline lebte
8oti6aft an Iis esfpefen. Sdtid9li9
fam am nd9Iten Sage bon Der Seeress
leituna cine 9robtmeIbung. baB Der
Seraeant Remi 4. bon elmer feinbs
Iiden 9usel gu Sooe 9etroffen lei.
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panote lte lt9 on etne Srdu, nm bel
bieisr llntertunft gu finben. Sie
Sebamme nobm bus Mdo6en auf.
Dor einiger 3eit bate It6 bic @ottin
zines i'm SsIbe itebenOen Sausbeiisers
W. an Die Sebamms in folsenber 4ns
eelegenbeit geipanbt. lin elmer @rbs
i6aft pi[Ien, bic ben Gbeleutsn aus
ibrer SamiIie 5ufaIlen Iollte. faas
Ra1toWmen purbanoen tpGren. ma6te
5rau R. ben 8erIu9, ii9 Elm &inb
gu peridoffen. Sn 2tbpsienbeit ibres
Mannes tGuI6te iie sunGhit ibrer
llmgebung Dor, odB fie Mutterfreuben
entseseniebe. Damn begab iie ii6 gu
Der Ssbamms, bel Der Ole SitpreuBin
untsrgebra9t mar. 6rnu M. erbot
ii9 bem jungen MGb9en segsniibsr,
bas &ino, bos CUR Welt tommen Iollte,
unentgsltIi9 in qflese gu nebmsn, uns
ter Der 8ebinsun9, Dab Die iunge
Ulutter niemals 9tniprii6e ouf bas
9ino made pber ibren 2lngeb0rigeu
mitteile, mo bas ainb untersebra4t
Isi. Rad einis,r 3eit sab bic Sits
preuBin einem &noben bds 2eben.
srau W. nabm oas &inb an fi6.
Der 9nabe ipuroe, als ben Gbel.uten
M. ssb0rig, itanbesumtIidb angemel>
bet. lin nun ibre 9lniprii9e auf oi,
GrbIhaft gu iihern, Seiste Jrau We.
Toippbl ibrem Wtonne, uls au9 Der
iibrigen SamiIis bas freuoige Greigs
nis an. Die OFpreuBin fhrisb in
ibrer 5reuoe iiber bic eIiidIi6e Cos
flung bes JaIIes an ibrtn 8rdutisam.
Der inSpiI6sn tptsoer nd9 40nigss
berg suriidastebrt mar, etnen poitld'
1ern6en 8risf. in Dem fis ibm mit'
teiIts. ipie unb unter ipslhsn 'llmftdn'
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2enfbare 2nttiGiffe.

Dor o9t Sobren, am ID. Suli 1907.
70 IeIen mir i'm r8erliner Saseblatt",
sri9isn gum eriten Wale por aIler
DeIt elm Dun6er, bas uns iebt tins
e.ipobnte Gri9einuns eeporben 1T:
bas Ientbare 2uftidiff. Gs mar in
paris, bel Der Sruppsnidau in 2Onss
9amps, aIs Der Diriseable npatrie"
e.ssn neun lbr BON WeubOn ber bur9
bic Cuff bsranI6pamm, iiber Der fleis
nen WiibIe nit ibren BON Gpbeu ums
ipadienen Mauern cine Sdleife
mu9te uno on Der 2pse bes PrGFoens
ten SaIIieres boriiber Iansfam bon
bunnen flOs. Die puriier iaudsten
iiber oas S9auipiel, fbienen aber,
pie aus ben 8emertungen Der 3us
i9auer gu fdlieben mar, BON Der
ipsItsddi9tIiden 8.bsutuns bes Gus
ssublids teinsn re6ten @inorud gu
baben. Inns Oeutf9en mar es btrsits
bamaIs tlurer, fpel9e Mu9t fi9 bur9
Molten uno Winbe einen Beg in Die
8utunft bubnte. Sm r9erliner Sages
blatt" bonn Is. Suli mar gu leien:
rWer eefeben bat, mas bic Menge auf
Dem Gelbe BON 2ong4amps beute nit
anfeben burfte, Der tpeiB, baB ii4 fir
Die nd6ite 3utunft glusii9trn Dffnen,
Die fir ben &rise tpte fir ben frieo1
Iiben 9ertebr BON uubere9enbarer
8eOeuting iinO." Sit's Wabrbeit sss
iporben 3 Oamals erI6ien es mana
dem @Otiidtisen uIs elm allSu tiibner
Sraum. glls mir, elm pdar 8ollegen
aus alIer WeIt, an ienem osntipiirOigen
ID. Suli 1907 ouf Der Serrafs zines
Gafes am 9oulebaro Suiammen
faben uno iiber bic beioen GreigniITe
bes Suees 1praden = Die Gobrt Der
-patris" uuo> ben ~9lni9las" zines
perriidten MatroIen 9egen Sallieres
- ba tpuroe bon ben Srau5oisn bus
@enie Oes Snsenieurs SulliOt laut se>
prieIen. Sn oller Sreunbi6aft tpurz
ben bic pblegmutii9en 0eutfden pers
fppttet, ole an Der Grbe tleben, tpGbz
reno Der frans0iifde @enius in bic
2uft fteigt ipie Der abler. Dtr tonn=
ten 6amals ni9ts Re6tes erpibern
unb Iasten nur: v2lbparten!" SIM
nGGften Sabre ab.r fam Der grobe
Slug bes bsutI6en r3eppeIin" unb be-
mics, bnb mir 9:uti6en in filler Dir
belt nit Der Ss9nit bes 2ufti4iffs
fdon ipetter setommen fparen als bic
SranSoien. Seute 1T Elm ~3eppelin"
feine punoerbure Grideinung mebr,
ou9 In 5rantrsi9 unb Gnelan6 nidt,
unb iiber Der sIeidsn 5IG6s, Die bas
mails als Elm parabebersniigsn ben
eriten Slug bes frunSOiiihen
Siriseable fab, lit in bieitm Sabre
f9on Elm bsutI6ss 2uftI9iff oobinses
elittsn, ni9t Sur puraoe, ionbern nit
erniter Srpbuns. ST es gu permefsn,
tpenn beute bic Soffnung ausseIpros
den ipir6, oob in elmer fpGtsrsn, sliids
Ii6eren 3stt frteOli4ere 8sfude fOls
Qen mDaen2
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Sriegstinb.
Gs bilbet ben @ittrlpunft mebrern
&riminaIprp,eIie.

9ur9 einen eissnartisen 3ufalI 1T
cine 9inbesunteri9iebung entbedt lpors
ben, bic sssenpdrtis bic 9erIiner
StaatsanpaItfdaft beI4dftigt, i9reibt
bic .al. Dr." aurS Dor bem eriten
ginfau Der RuFen in Sitpreuben
flii9tets Der 8au.rHbofbeiissr 9. nit
Tsinsr 5rau unO fiinf &inoern aus
Icinsm bel gpOttubnen geIsgsnen 8es
Iibtum uno iu9ts @srpanbte in 80s
nissbers ouf. Sier nabm feline al
tsite. fiinf5ebnidbri9s SOdter in elmer
RaufmannsfamiIie bic StelIung elmer
Stiibe on, bis bon Der Resierung bic
Riidtebr Der Sliidtliuse na9 @ertreis
buns Der gtuFen pieber geitattet
lpurbs. 9as iungs Mdb9sn hatte
einen iunsen Mann tennen sslernt,
nit Dem fe ii5 OsrlObts. sic tebrte
nit ibm in Ole Seimat Suriid, tpGbs
reno bic iibrisen Tamilienmitslisoer
in 90nigsbers bliebeu. Die beioen
iunaen 2eute funben bas pGterIibe Be-
IiBtiim bpIItommsn beripiiItet por unr
erri9teten siuen Rotbou, in benz iic
semeinihuftlib bauiten. Ils mad
siniger 3sit Der Bauer fetner Spdter
mitteilte, bab sr 6emnGbit suriidtebs
rem ipsroe, reiIte oas MGb9sn, ous
Iia Mutter fiiblts, na9 Berlin unt
trat in einem iusitlidsn @orort In
elmer &aufmannsfamiIie cine StsIIunq
an. Sura Dor ibrer Risbertunft
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9etge a(S gooes6ote.

Cine i5ausrli6s Romanae ma4t
geeentpGrtig bic Runbs our9 bic frdns
3DiiIhe preF.: Remi e.. Der 9dtte
einer beiannten frana5fiden Ssisens
Tpielerin, iibrigsns ielbit aud Muiiter
bon geruf, iit bOr einiser 3eit ins
5elb seriidt. 8sim abfdieb bon ieis
n.r Trau ipra9 er obnunespolI bas
DON, oab er ipObI fallen iperbe, unb
perTpra9, ibr ouf ole SGle bopon
WitteiIung su MAIDEN. Remi {. riidtc
ins Selb. Bon bn an mar feiner 9ats
tin 6os Geisenipisl berlsibet. unb bds
SoitenirHtrument log untdtig i'm 4as
fen. gines 2asss aber beripiirtt bic
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&snnatihen.

ssrem6er (im 8irtsbous): nDurum
beffelIen sic 8iIOrasOut, bas 1T bod
auf Der SpsiIetarte bersits 9sItri4eng"
Stammeait: nWifen sic, fir Die
StammsGIt' fnb in bteiem Tale im'
mer nod einise portionsn reierbiert..,
penu sar ni9ts mebr ba TT, bann
pir6s apsimuI burdsstri4sn!A
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Rei,ae u1a AQn

psrisftion Rau&loier Del
Seissr no. 430
!3tbn piuis prsils is $3.50
iOftnt, fmaiIiii tn stusm net.
ten blau. unb itbsr tin gutter
pti.tr. pom StanOpun,i Der
Z ttniibarftii, Ter NIT @tlb
stfaafi ptrOsn fiuu &c pirb
ni&t arpef atlifies anifrtns-
una tIforpuu. nm gtnuafnef
GreSI @tbr6d6t sinaufsnpfn,
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lid ens 5tlm slldlidn. oa
4. bic 4Ias:n hbsr adltr .iu-
ltlltn une bic 6amilts l61s
tInb taIttu.
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Rabo eampen

8itrunbbr,ibls f6ons Rdsp
Ga mptu umfa6sn bic a&it
@rupps BON prstfsn. Sis
psrbsnN frtb,,lt stndu pis bic
antrtu prttit Die eamptu
p,ri lufsn i& ~ is $i.d,
unb mon fam fih frtnt bib
l6trf eamst sprftIlsu, nod
fam cine ~ irssnb sinsm
prtit etfsufi pt ben bic stn
btatrs, ptihsrss eiGt sttbt
pbsr 70 rtinIi6 I'm 9sbrau4
II.
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81 o bIere 2ettire.

a06in (Ois i'm 3inm.r Der @ndoi,
gen elm mOoernes, realiitiIdes Bud
finbeD: .2isoer eines 5ubrmanns
pfui, pie seip0bnIidh! 0u Iieit I'M
iercias Doh befere Saden it
IN o"ren6IiGlin ouf tus n8rNeimni
Otaiir" n1oHui;,t"
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nInen humpr.

@sfGnsnisaufieber: ~Ra. ipus sibtl
benn9 Darum baben sic serufeng'
StrGfIins (uuf feinen 9Olsidems
asisenb): ~Sier, mein GautsuiI 1T To-
put aeaonaen.1