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company, repayabfe at the rnte Of s20.Ooc
o month after next February, but also
the entire bond Issue OF s1.O00000, which
| the stockholders who we're not present
Joined in authorizing by their proxies.
Until this debt is repaid under the ar
rangement with the bankers no dividend
can be paid The banks will hold as se-
ourity for the loan all the company's
assets.
In accordance with the plan, six scran-
ton bankers and business men, who have
arranged for the $4,000 loan. were elect
ed directors OF the international Text
book Company giving them q majority
control Of the corporations Board Of Di-
reotors.
In furtherance OF this, W. L. Connel
j. X. Grinth. G. ID. Simpson and p. A.
Seitz we're dropped from the Board OF
Directors and IN their places local men
were elected On the new Board of Dl-
rectors are Thomas J. Foster, founder Of
the schools Rufus j. Foster. vice presl-
dent; r.. II. laval, treasurer Thomas
II. Jones' wealthy cool operator. and
b. 3. Megargee, n paper manufacturer.
These men are all members Of the old
board. The new members, who will have
a majority, are G. s. Wooiworth, Of the
Peoples Bank; George s. Brooks, Of the
Merchants and Mechanics Bank j. j.
Jermyn, Of the Traders National Bank
Mortimer y. Fuller. president of the In
ternational Salt Company and director |
OF the Scranton Savings and Dime Bank /
james A. Linen, Jr., Of the First Ma /
tional Bank, and David Boles, of the |
Trust Company. all men prom
Inent in business affairs here and con-
nccted with the Scranton Board Of Trade
Economy In every direction is to be the
watchword. Less money spent in lltera-
ure, a sharp reduction in salaries (Fos-
er's own salary Of $4,000 year is to be
,ut in halo, the abolition Of the stock
ales force the reduction Of the scholar
hip or field selling force, the elimination
u every possible unnecessary expense
hese are the plans by which It is hoped
o bring back the schools to a paying
asis. Naturally the "insplratlonal let
er" system that was designed at great
Expense TO keep up the interest of stu
ents and all other methods devised TO
ring more students to take the place of
delnquents." who would pay for a
Month or two or three and then drop
II these things must suffer correspond
1gly.
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neiia Francia 9 mel Beiaio In atcunl
punu ie ridOtte sono cosr vicine che
soidati avversarii potrebbero quasi darsi
n hiano.
LiARTIGLtER1A Al LAvoRo.
Mandano da Udine che continue II bonn
bardamento dele opere di foruhcazione
di Malborghetto. Questa Erase loconica
e stata riptuta contlnuamente ogni giorno
dal 70 Giugno. quando comincio' II bonn
bardamento di quelia fortezza che difende
u facile passo al Jarvis. Ma per caplre
u signihcato della Erase che 81 ripete oc-
CORE aver presente II fatto che la lotta
al svolge in quei settore mel bel mezzo di
una nontaBna dsi flanchi ripidissimi, che
81 erse ira gil ltaliani gll austriaci come
un sOlidlssimo muro 81 proporzion tlta-
niche.
II capo della missione militare francese
descrive ropera compiuta cola dagli itali-
ami definendola come ciclopica Una strada
speciale e. stata costruita per portare Ia
grossa artiglieria sulla montagna dalla
quale 81 puo' dominare Malborghetto
per II trasporto stesso 81 adoperarono
null ed nsini, mentre un migliaio dl mon-
tauan furono impiegati al trasporto di
munizloni di vettovaglie dl quanto
altro occorreva al soldat ltaliani
Ouando tutto era quasi pronto per
lniziare IN lotta, gil austriaci oominct-
arono a bombardare lie posizloni deBli
tailani. rendendole lntenlbll. Allosa sll
artigiieri ltalian decisero di bonibnrdare
con fuoco indiretto, para
oolico, cost piazzarono l loro cannonl |
iletro In montagna, dove non potevano |
,sser visit dagii austriacl. Sulla Gina
leila montagna presero posto lie vGdette,
he segnalavano agli artiglieri italiam
Q posizioni nemlche reffetto del fuoco
a all a presenza di re Vittorlo Emman-
ele della missione milltare lnglese fu
niziato II bombardamento della fortezza
4 Malborghetto.
NON 81 VA Al DARDANELLt.
Ieri correvano voci insistentl secondo
vi era state deciso che non soltanto
lcune navi della fiotta italiana sareb-
ero andate al Dardnnelli, ma che cola
arebbero state inviate anche truppe per
iutare gli alleati forzare 10 stretto g
ar modo cost ALA Russia di rlcevere le
e lie artiBlierie che lie occorono
er riprendere roffensiva contro gil aus
La notizia pero stata
nentita oRgi dal governo italiano.
Resta nondimenO II fatto che lie ostilita'
u Italia Turchia possono scoppiare da
n momento al'altro. ancho perche' le
'lazionl diplomatiche fra | due governl
mo virtualmente interrotte. 81 ritiene
Mi che le dichlarazione di guerra sta
nminente.
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What Men of Affairs Say
About Phillips Masterpiece

"And Jesus said unto her, Neither do I
condemn theej go, and sin no more"
"Susan Lenox is a beautiful character.
LEGITIMACY. so far as relates to the child is
always innocent. The Story Of Susan Lenox,'
is one of those 6ctons that has meaning,
the only kind of fiction that moral and in
telligent people have any right to spend
their time over or give their thought to-
DR.. Charles II. Parkhurss
"A million fathers and mothers viii SEQ
this story, and read the lessons in it. Deeply
they will sympathize with the child unhap-
PLY born. Susan Lenox. beautiful, intelli-
gent cursed with the cruel Stigma Of
illegitimacy, fights against hunger. cold, anx-
iey. and the laa. worse danger that
threatens every helpless woman"
Arthur Brisbane
4" have always thought that David
Graham Phillips was head and shoulders
above US all in his profession. He was to
have been really great. He iS---by his last
book. The Story of Susan Lenox. Her Fall
and Rise.
Robert w. chAmbsrs
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Two Killed. One Hurt bv Train

GEORGETOWN, Del, June 29-Fred-
erick Mathews of this place, and James
Hammond, of Selbyville. were killed in
stantly, and an unknown Negro was
probably fatally injured, when a heavy
freight train struck the wagon in which
the men were moving a portable saw mill
from Millsboro to Princess Anne, Nd
The crash occurred at crossing near
the latter place The men were asleep
in the wagon when 1t was hit
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-29

SCRANTON, Pa, June 29-Reorganiza-
tion Of the International Textbook Com
pany, which controls the International
Correspondence Schools, decided on at a
stormy meeting in the companys offices
here. will have nothing to do with the
heavily capitalized side issues" totalins
about $50, ,oOOO 900. controlled by j. T. Fos-
ter, from whom control Of the Interna-
tIonal Textbook Company and the Inter
national Correspondence Schools has been
wreHted
Apart from the so-called school
group" of which Foster was in control
until the reorganization plans were adopt
ed, he and his associates control 13 other
corporations, including n typewriter COM
pany, incubator and poultry companies,
mines, securities and street railways.
A loan of 100000 will be made to the
school group" by bankers of this CITY,
who stipulated that not one cent of the
money Is 10 be used to help any of the
other Foster concerns. Severe criticism
at the meeting was directed at the con-
nection of Foster and his associates, w.
L. Connell, ]. X. Griffith and other prom
inent members of the textbook direct
crate with the other concerns.
About $50 of the COCO stockholders were
present at the meeting. Charges OF mis-
management were hurled back and forth
at the session. 1t was brought out that
of the $16,0O0OOO OF the company's assets
only $4,000 was in actual cash
Local bankers who came to the rescue
OF the company were compelled to do
SO to protect many Of their clients, who
are stockholders or employees of the con-
cern. Local pride figures. too, as failure
of the company would be "A sad blow IN
this city. Four thousand residents of
this place are on the company's payroll
The reorganization plans provide for a
loan of 100000 by local bankers, who will
take in exchange not only notes of the
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UbseFVations at Philadelphia
Almanac Of the Day


$40 Fl4aa tomorrow .-.ss..4...-. 48 IA
Aaer fIsf4 t.....-..-a. a...-.-..... 0.44n b.
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Boat Launched at Wilmington

WILMINGTON. Del, June 29.--At the
yards of the Harlan and Hollngsworth
Corporation today the ferryboat Lee was
launched for the Public Service Corpora
ton of New Jersey. The boat is 200
feet long and 81 feet over the guards
and constructed OF steel. Miss Ellen
George McCarter, daughter of former At
torney General Thomas NJ. McCarter of
New Jersey. was the sponsor.
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Leg Cut OF by Harvester

HATFIELD. Pa, June 29.-Charles
Roller, farmer OF this place, had one
leg severed and the other mangled when
his horses jumped. throwing him under
the blades Of the harvesting machine He
was unconscious from loss of blood when
found. He was taken to the Sellersville
Hospital. He will live.
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THE WEATHER
Official Forecast

WASHINGTON, June 20.
For eastern Pennsylysnia-Partly cIudy
and warmer tonight probably showers in
north portion; Wednesday showers, light
south winds.
The eastern area OF high barometer
Is moving on the middle Atlantic coast
this morning. but fair weather continues
In the Middle and North Atlantic States
under its influence. The western distur-
bance Is central over the southern por-
ton OF Illinois and Indiana. and has
caused showers In an irregular area
covering most OF the central valleys and
the eastern portion OF the cotton belt
during the last "a hours. Seasonable
temperatures are reported from most
places in the eastern half of the coun-
try and the deficiency is not so great In
the Missouri basin and western Canada
~ II wss Yesterday.
U. S. Weather Bureau Bulletin
sltaerVa tons taken AZ a ", .,st... .t.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-12-17

&rle9smslbnottsn bnt bus oeutIhe
Bolt lWon mehtere eefelert. Sit
plrsn lept psrIwieoen: pom Dem botfs
nungsipten 2beignaWten IN Zen Slbs
rem 1906 Mo 1907 bis gu Dem
Ybeibna0ten DOH 1872, 0ds pom Wes
rldjte oes lebenoieeu 0ottes nn9es
lpept mar. nus oen SerIGten Oer
Seugenonen 1T uns Don oielen Wei4s
nuAteu MANAGES 9emel0et: ipie unler
Yult arm uno t~roltlos nah pem 6r.es
ben rang, Der thm perla9t lWlell.
Oiele Supre poren elm Eauisrun9ss
pru5eB, oelen 0Dlgen beute nod nIhi
perlpten gssansen itno. Die Gemut
baoen lpir loOo laitlam gu lernen les
tomren. SabrSehnte lpdter, 1870.
rlr bas NBelbaa1tsfeit Oabeim uno
I'M 6elbe iebr ansenehm geitlmmt.
Der Trieg neigte li4 feinem Gnoe
gu, Yaris NOR DOR Dem 6aa, Der
srobe Tag Der MISREPRESENTATION
pinrle ais nodtrGalIAes Weihnnhtss
9el4ent, uno unter bes Wieiiters
stephan sludlI1er 2eituns tIappts
bic 5slopolt tabellos. Sn Dem peiten
9eiaserunssumtreiie bon parIs IeuAs
teten I'm Wager Der Oeutihen bic
Welbnu9tsterSsn auf; ole 6ron5olen
ituuaten uno trouten ibren Nugen
nth:. Segt nirb es dbnllh iein. @5ir
ryouen IS nud ni6t nnbers bdben.
A8ir baben nit Mbliht ieoem Weibs
nu1tspntete be WeiDnu9tslihter bel.
seisgt. uno ipte an einem tiarsn
YHinterabeno iid Stern bel Sisrn
5uiummsntInben, 10 iperosn auf Der
petten S1lodtfront 5pilben Noros
fee uno Yogeien uno i'm peutifsn
JeIoIa9er IN Hublano 8dumden an
Saumpen srsluhen. uno cine 9robs
beutide Weibno1t piro ouf9sben i'm
2anoe unisrer 6einoc, Die in arm.
ielt9er Suntelbeit uno in 9er3enss
naGt perbnrren mufen esgeniiber
Dem unIobtiden YiIOe. Die oeut=
iden NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. tperpeu ipie
Orgelton uu0 9lotentldn9 %auIuraulen
i'll Den Sternen, ruo penn Der Sim.
mel iih 0ffnete uno bic 9eerifaren
Der @ngel TN sipigen &idte baitinoen
ipie emit, 10 ertldngen ibre Worte:
.furd.et eud nidt!" fpobrIid ni9t
su Den beutifen Solonten.
Wdbreno in friiRren Jobren Weih,
nodt auf tpber See cine eissne tisfs
Sttmmuno betom ourh Die uneno
titteit Der Notur, tplbreno in unieren
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-12-17
5rrmanns ~1eibnedBt.

guf iddumenoer See. in itirmildex-
Add]t
@or anter liegen Die SdIifie
@eriiItet aum Admf; une tldr AUX
Sd1ldd]i,
Ridt fiirdtcno Ueinbren ntln Rife,
Yereit III tedlteH init 0clnenmit,
2u lterben fnr TntcrIarns Gbre,
Gin 0rob gu fiupen III tuhler Slut -
Meun Wottes Mille e5 III re.
Sod beute Its It'll. Gin frieoIihex
Sdein
2ieat aui benz Oeiibt Der Qtatroieu-
&iel tleine Nid]ter tlillmern oarein.
9uInpf bort MA bes Yteeres GoIeM~
allie Nann adbter nusl = Sic 8elhe@
run9 0eginntl"
60 font Der 9cfebl onrdJ bic Hdume.
llno maiIde &rdlc bcrnieoerrunnti
Huu ldd]eIn hoIrleIige SralnIe.
Con @Itcrn, @%eldnIltcru. Der borrcn~
ben Grdnt
Sit unS EN- @eihelit gcluuroen.
@s buffet uah &oeInnat 10 lieb uno tronE
0ier ouen i'm lturmlldlen 9proen.
Su ltilen @intel hnrH rai,rlt cs unns
lingt:
SIR @utt in Der 900 lei @Dre".
Sic Sdif, sglude hcir1llh oa5lpllde.s
tlin9t:
-@eibraht. bel uns, oli hcm Meere
9ieIe id)lidlten Verie baben eineua
SberboutsmnanSmanten Der Geeiue5E
Der beutldeu Iarine 6uni Serlaier.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-12-17

Gan3 porF4tig uno letie lieb iih
&urt Sornert our Groe 9Ieiten. tsng
I9miegIs er ,i9 an ben Uruobu9el.
Oas 0epebr lWuBbereit I'm Nrm.
Snute tamen Die &o1aten ndher.
Sic pelprauen iiG NIT unteroruuter
Stimme. Aber &or1ert bate in lei>
ner SeiInat 9enug nit polnIl9eE uno
runilUen Geuten gu tun 9ebubt. UNI
5r psrltebei, mas lie logten.
.ON perflu9tea 9tlemeB feiern
bsute Weilnu4ten. Die t9etOen! 9eus
tie ooer ME tonnen ptr lie iiberra>
I6en. Sis bierger tOnncn mir nns
lere 8riOer unbepbadtet beronfuhren.
6rei aegtmenier. un0 ounn los aut
lie Gleuoen."
sic nolten porbeireiten. Nber ba
fr11tsn bret S9uile tur5 blntereins
amber. &urt Spr9ert b0rte. pte Spei
Wisni9snt0rper aus benz Sattel itur5s
ten. Wie Yferoe saloppierten in pils
Der 6luGt no9 Der ruiii4en S:ite
ab. Sin ssmelner Stud i9aate Our9
bic entioeibte Na9t.
Wuroen nun Ole RuHen fOmmen2
Srei Hesimenter se9en Die spei Boz
tailone, iiber Die Ole Oeutihen an
bieier STEELE perfueten2
Eurt 8Ordert iprans auf unb lief,
itOlperte, ftIrSte bur4 tiefen SHnee
uno tiefes Ountel gu ben DeutiAen
ShiibenordbeM. Wan bate bort bas
Shie1en pernommen uno tam ibm
ihon entsesen. ST sritattete WeI>
oune nnD u~nperSu9Ii9 puroe Ge>
iehtsbsreitidaTt %anSeoronet. 9apers
5armpnito peri9ipouo; IN LANCER
9eibe itanoen Die Soloaits. nrs Mns
eriffs eefpdrti9, binter ben S6nees
pdnen, bic bic S9uBensrdben trOns
ten.
sic itanben bic san5e Radt. aber
bic RuTen eri9ieneu niht. sic mods
ten beioreen, oab 3urt 8or4ert nidt
Der einaise iei, Der binter Den 9rdbern
ibrer tpartete.
OILS Der Wtoreen odmmerte, ging
cine Itarte @bteiluns nad benz 5eIos
frteo1of. Gr nar in5piften pous
ltdnoig permiiitet poroen; BON 5ris
WDners Grab ipar ntats eeblieben.
On ben Soften tnt!sa bic Jeinoe bod
TIRE Wut ousgeIonen, ben WoritnB
duf Die lebenoen .}iemeB batten lie auf
.%gele9enere 3eit p:ridoben.
9urt 8orAert erbielt ous Giferns
Greu3. Gr trus es nit bobem Sto!a.
Qber rpenn er na9 Dem Grunoe ieis
ner aus3eidnuns sefrast purbe. pers
sab er ME, ieines 5reunoes gu gss
benten. Der ibm 9reue betpabrt battle,
bis ib,r ben Sob hinaus, Der ibn
nod i'm @rabe beIdlBt botte. limb
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Der We.bna tisbaNln In China.

9as Set Der Muferitebung Oex
Sonne nod Der WinIerionnenpenoe
ipuroe BON alien Nationen inter uera
idieoenen 3eremonien s~sfelert. bic lid
ollie auI oaS neue 2idi, oas Die neue
Come Der Welt erln9t. beSieben. Se-
ionoers in Seutihiano MIRO. iple be-
tanut. ein Baum. merit eth lunJer
Sonnenbaum, nit ilelnen 2i9tern~
petculoeten aepIelu uno Rihen, unS
elmer Wiense SpielSeu9 fir d: $;ns
Der eeihmudt. IS 1T ipirtIid Das
srobte betmiide Set. oas ebsnlok hi
pom 3oiier. ME pom drmiten Irfet~
ter e~eieiert pirb. Spuren bieies Ie~
ites peroen idon friib in Sslano ges
Iunoen, pp in clten 8oltsIugen ers
sGbIt miro. Dab ole @bereidt (isIan&
biid 3epnir) nabrenb Der @briitncat
nit brennenoeu 2idisrn seih,aadt
aefunoen perne, ipeld)e ielbit our@
Ole ftdrtIten Stiirme niht aua9slDf4t
piiroen. Der enaIif6e SuliIpb tit
nur cine fdpa6e @%rinneruns an oies
ies 5eit uno finoet ii9 and in etnis
gen Ssilsn 0eutf6lnnDs, beionotrs
in SeHen, pieoer, mo pom Wsihs
nadtsabenb bis gum ndGiten Iben0
elm 9olatlob. .gbtiftfloB" s%enannt. m
8ranb erbalien pirb.
SIM alien China ipuroe oasfelbe
seit eefeiert. Su Dem alien Stoate-
@u, fpeIder Bis 473 b. gbr. beitou6.
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mrthnarhtrtl 1914 tn Grlnr.

peritau9t unb tpnnte ii9 niht 6etpsz
gen. Gin 3ug faudte betun uno batte
ibn unfeblbar aermalmt ipenn ni9t
5ris MOaer selpelen pare. Ser mar
berabgeltirmt nie Der 8liB. batte tbn
b~eiieite serifien unO gerettet. Seits
Dem naren iie 5reunoe selporoen, 10
eng, ME es Sungen nur meroen tons
men.
Mrnle, oIte Jrau M0aer! sic tonn>
tie nod ni9t pihen, poB ibr Stol0
unb ibre ein5ige Stibe jeBt ben epis
gen S9laf i9lief. Wie mo6te tie
leute in tbrem 9aGitubden boffen
unb barren. umionlt! Aber menn
es ibm psr9onnt iein piirbe, als Siez
ger belm5utebren = er piiroe lie her>
abbOlen aug ibrer 9irftigteit uno
@iniamteit unb ueriuden, iie pergeiien
gu lafen, bob ie teinen Strip mebr
bots. S9on bate sr on feline Gl>
tern 9ei9tieben, oaB iie ibr bethlehem
usOdten. Nber tpie lalge mcAte es
oauern, Bis iis Zen Brief erbieIten.
Ioit pini6te er, IS mo9te reGt,
re6t Ianee bauern!
Mu9 feline gltern piirben beute
nift frObli9 oareinl6auen. Iber ie
botten nidt nur TIN; unter Dem
Meibnadtsbaum piirben Iid orei ans
bere &inoer p%eriammeIn. oorunter
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puroe Elm 9afin BOZ 9rennboI3 ONT
Observation-Disclosures Dor ben 9duiern osrs
bronnt. Shon einen Monat o
benz Seite Sdaneiuan (neues 2iht)
nuroen 2dtsrnen psrtouft, unb ocs-
bieB Der 2oternenmartt.
Rad ben Qltertiimern BON 2'fin.
e;nem alien Siiriteniume. oas bis
247 b. Chr. beitano, tpuroe Der Yaum
nit bunper! 8lumeE uno 2ampen am
Neujo6rstoee 3fpii6en bic brsi Stu@
fen. bic gum Nu~oien5iaaIe fubrtens-
e~eItellt, ipdbrenb Dor Dem Gore &srs
5en BON orei uno flint Sub 3dn9e
aufeeIteIt puroen, 10 bob BEL Wlonos
fdein unb S.srtsnIiti IS pGbouo
Der Naft 70 beQ mar, tpie am Gage.
Die Dome 9antpo, Die ipdtere-
prin3eTin Sang, bic aGmdhtige 6ds
poritin oes aaiiers Min9bpane aug,
benz !5nuis Der Gang 013-755 n.
Ghr.), lieb eineu 80 Sub boben
Baum nit bunosrt 2ompen nuf els
mem boben 8erge oufitelen: er purs-
BE nd9reno Der NeuiabrsnaAt angea
siinbet uno iein Shein. Der oas GiAt
bes Wonoss iiberitrabIte. puroe Wtsis
len nett eeieben.
Sn Der poeiie Der Sang periroe
t620-907 n. Gbr.) miro II. Z. BEG
Drafe eefeisrt. Der in ieinem WouIee
ben iyeuerboum bait, ouf benz talisn6
Qampen BREMEN. SIN oritten 5abre-
DER psriOoe Sungbtpsi 1852 n. 'Shr.)'
p~rdientisrte 9utpansIo einen .3om~
penboum" aus Qdnt, orei Sub tod.-
60 nett mir piFen. miro iebt Der
Deibna6tsIidterbaum in China niht
mebr ange3inbet. oa er ourh Die una
gebeurs WIengs BON 2%dternen. bic al
lenthoIben su Neuiabr bremen. erfebt
i1oroen lit. 0as 8orbonoenIein fess
IeIben Food in China piele Sab ;huns
oerte Dor GhriItus lit Elm idlaosnoer
gepeis oofir, bob oas Set ces
.Qi6terbaums" oils elm Spmbei oer
Wieoeroeburt bes Qidtes our6 Die,
pieoererRdnosne Come ndh oeE
BiuttriOnnenrsuos ansuiebsn III.
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SegrenSung.
Bon enoipig TulSa.

Sap ab, 0 Menid, pom &inosrpdhn.
Der nod hur9 oeine SrGums ~Sittert,
9ein @inSelididfal lei Elm Spobn,
Dom 9roBen Beltbaum Ios9eipIittert;
IS lei Dir auf Der fladen 9dno
@cleat gu polIigem 9eIiBe,
Oomit oeiu tiinlteIncer Bertrand
IS noh @efallen FORM uno idnise.
8 nsin. am grobsn 2~ebens5aum
Sit'S nur Elm 53pei9 BON taufeno
3nei9en,
Dem porbeitimmt leiu Ran9 uno
Raum.
uno Dem tein SonoeroaIein eigeu.
IS pdhIt aus ibm; es miro gendbrt
BON Ieiucn t~iefiten @uraelidftsn,
limb on osin itu!5er MenIdentpert
Gntfpringt aus Dir perbor9nen ardfs
@ns tpiegt oein @unf99 @os gilt
nein YIan2
60 tiibn ii6 oud osin Self erboben.
9u tIeibit Dem @anSen untertan,
8leibit un5ertrennlid ibm ~perpoben.
0u tunnit nur perben. mas Oh biit;
SobrtduIenbe. beppr bienieoen
Oh angetreten oeine 5riIt,
Mos iiber Did bereits entf6ieosn.
Mas Dor Dir NOR donenlong,
Mas Did umringt in Itetem Werben,
Sn tlammernbem 3ufnmmenbang
Webt's nit on oeinefn Cos duf Groen.
9ba2 bunoert Meilen tpeit 9eidiebt,
0urc3 unaeSdbIte 3fpiThen9lieoer.
Die nur oein enger Bid nidt iiebt.
Grbibt's Did ober tpirit bu nieber.
2ab ob. 0 Menid. bonn Sinbertpobn,
0u %tonnteit. neil oein freies 0enten
Sirf6ipebt ouf ie~lbitgepdblter 8abn,
Mud Elm Gei9id nad Wiatir lenfen.
Ou Eft. tpie leidt fih audi oein 9irn
8tfreit aus uniidtbarem Rebe.
@ie jeoeS Stoubtorn. JED @eItirn.
Ser Spielboll etuieer Gefebe.
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mrthnarh tHltrh.
Bon ernit CABIN.

2aBt uns benfen al nas &eibnahtsfclt.
6rieoe lag nod iibcr allen Saroeu.
Gdiuerer Sdnee bog meoer oas 8eGlt
Mn' Der Sannen. Die am @er9e itanoen.
Sdiperen Gdluee true ieber Qiitte 9a6-
Son ben Eternen. Die ourdls SunteI
labn.
@ur0e cine @elbnad]tsglode mad.
unp mir 5inocten Die Aer5en an.
2aB. urs oenien al ba5 MeibuahtsfeIt.
Seine &ilden lu1ren nod i'm 9reile,
Sein5 Der unieru. bas nan lpetr.1o
lGbt.
Satte lid geluenoei nod 5ur Heile,
&eins nod ba,., iidl gum ShIaf 9eIegt,
Bon Dem 2iebe IS nidt peden tnnn.
8Iide iudien SIidc irob bepe9t.
linn mir 5lnbeten Die bergen ar.
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bas HeItbdtGen, bas 10 lieb mar.
Bring mir elnen tleinen Ruiien
nit, bate es eebettelt, oils Der eroBe
Sruoes oopon ein9. Wit ieiner Obj
nungsloiigtsit puroe es einen Strubl
reiner 5reuoe in oas 6eit bineiniens
ben.
Sin Ieiier melooii9er Son fang
iiber Gle Sdneefldde. IS mar piels
IeiGt cine SbrentdulAung, aber pieIs
lei6t fam Der Son aus benz fernen
@1iBensraben. Der 5nper Wiaier
aug 8apern bate ia perfprohen, bic
Sefdbrten beute abeno our6 9ormos
nitaipiel gu srfreusn. Gr bate en-
Nd1mittog, oIs Gurt auf poiten 5og,
mob feline 9armOnita gebabt; womDg>
lid ober botts er ii9 inapiihen cine
psridafft. Gr mar ia Elm Sauienbs
,oIa! ,Stine Ra6t, beilise Nadt"
- Oh es mar cine itine uno beilise
Noht, cine Nadt, bic Surt Sordert
ME be- tf piroe!
9as &idt aui Dem 0robe ieines
trten Sreunbss perl0i6te nit leiiem
Sti6en, Der bono perItedte ii6. ou4
ons leiIe Singen tpurOe BON Der Na4t
perihIungen. Soum. oaB nod Der
Sdnee elm penis 9eQigteit ousbreis
teie.
Da, mas mar bas? Sam ni6t
ourh has OunteI .ttpos nod Suntles
res beran, esrobentpegs auf Jpn gu?
ST rib feline 4lssn auf. 10 melt er
tonnte, er nobm bos Jernglas gu
bilfe. @efpibbeit tonnte er iih ni6t
7prf+offer
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2aRt ms eeilten an oas @eibnahtsieit.
SrauBen Jebt oas 3iide1 Ter 0eidlCle.
8rilt Der &drm ner Shladt III Sit
uno &eii,
Ingitopu ipieberu reiterloie AoIie.
Stiue Eolten faiteu elninm @aht.
llno. ben Siege3purpur nm9ctan,
Stebt Der Son unb lauert III Die H.ht.
= Sod mir 3ilnben bier DIE Ser6en an.
2abt ms boffeu auf elm Meibnahtsfeii
linn geiuiB lelu, 0aB e5 pieoer lperhe -
YieBt on2 topesbuntle Qeut uno mebt
Seues &linitiae. beidert ner 9rbe -
YSie Gin iel' ger Sraum pIro Sanb uno
Meer,
8iro @ebirg mn Sdlcr es umfabn.
SdIt Die beilioe Gintradt &ieoertebr.
9offt uub 5innet it'll Die 9er5en au.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-12-17

@bsr nit einmol pernnhm sr e.fIi.
ftsrte 2aute. ruhifde 2aute. Oa
ipuBte er. baB CT nidt mebr trdumsn
oirfe. fOnbsrn esnau ~aufpahsn miiFe.
penn ibm fein Qsben lieh NOR unb
has @obl feiner arissssenofen am
9er5en lag.
Cine fsinoIi6e Grtunoieuns! Srsi
Monn 81 pferos.@aleine pferoe. So
iaten! Sein einsiser S9uB tie
Ro9ti