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a woman, TO the deiighy of the
man. What might be designated
as a brief honeymoon is followed
by temptation. disobediance.
fear shame and condemnation,
accompanied by punishment
imposed upon this man and bis
wife. This experience eliminates
IN sorrow and suffering for the
woman and reputation and the
decree OF 'annihila'ion for the
man-"Dust thou art and unto
dust shalt tuou re urn .
Manifestly this is An sttempt
10 account for the origin of q
materiaman, as well as for his
dismal failure and ending, The
extraordinary inconsistencies
which have been introduced in
the record are in themselves
sufficient to warrant US In re-
garding it as an allegory. BY a
strange process of perversion
and substitution il ia observed
that the record of the Adamic
creation or dust type of man has
almost wholly superseded in our
lives that of the spiritual or God.
! made man. Indeed the incidents
narrated have formed the basis
of a multitude of religious beliefs
or systems. Christianity ss
comonly taught today is based
entirely upon the belisf in the
verify of this history. II has as
cordingIy devised what it re
CARDS as an -eMcacious plan
whereby it is hoped this mortal
or dust man may oe restored,
rsjuvenated transformed into Q
spiritua. being, regardless Of the
Scriptures which clearly teach
that good cannot be made ont Of
evil. We are taught that mortal
ity must be destroyed inorder
that lmmo, taiity may be brought
to light. Jesus declared the
''lesh profi.eth nothing" and
Paul said that "hesh and blood
cannot inheri. the Kingdom OF
Cod" "5" '.t';' '@-
Z The worst deceived man, is the
man. vino thinks he sees plainly,
and are only looking through A
glass darkly, and only knows in
part
Now Mr.. Eaton has acknow'
ledged two records" And
then places q deficiency on the
word of God in not being exp'ic
it enough, so that all and every
one may see it just the same.
He speaks and says This
thonght OF man has obtained bV
reason of the confusion OF the
two seperate accounts of the
creation which appears in the
Bible" We certainly are proud
that we can say to Mr.. Baton
that he Is rlghJ IN there being
two records in the ttib,e. No,
of creation alone. But one rec
ord OF "CRKATION, and The 9th
er record OF FORMATION" And
we are proud to further state to
| Mr.. Eaton, that there is no con
fusion in those two records
Thai the confusion is in tht
minds Of men. This we shal
thoroughly prove in this our ar
ticle. In the first place then Mr.
Eaton il you had horse. and
lion. And was going to give d
record Of. both at them. Yor
would certainly give ,heir record
separately As much as tht
horse and the lion differed Sc
much from each other. Ano
so uo >av H. ia with those tW(
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we snail quote you:
Behold thou art wiser than
Daniel; there is no secret that
they can hide from thee:
With thy wisdom and with
thine understanding chou hast
gotten thee riches, .and hast got
ten gold and silver unto thy
treasurers.
BY thy great wisdom and by
thy traffic hast tt,ou increased
thy riches, and thine heart is
lifted up because If thy riches, >
Ezekiel 20 -35)
Here you see the image that
this man was created in; while
he was very wise, yet this was
only an image Of Gods wisdom.
This man and his decendents
their lite ended in death. They
we're numbered with the beasts
of the earth. As Soloman said:
II said in mine heart concern.
ing the estate of the sons of
men. that God might manifest
them, and that t.iey might SEE
that they themselves are neasts.
For that which befaIleth the
sons of men b'.faIleth beasts;
even one thing befalleth them: as
the ore dieth, so dieth the other;
yea. they have all one breath; so
that q mar hath no preeminence
above a beast for all his vanity"
(Ecclesiastes 3-1S 19,l
Soloman was speaking of the
people who decended from the
created man, male and female.
Running back to the 1st Chapter
of Genesis we lean that this
man was created on the same
day that the beasts OF the earth
was created. The second record
found in Genesis End chapter is
on the formed man, A portion
of Gods work on for nation, and
this record begins like this:
And the Lord God formed
man OF the dust of the ground,
and breath:d into bis nostrils
the breath Of life and man oe
came q living soul.
And the Lord God planted a
garden eastward In Eden; and
there he put the man whom he
had formet." (Gen. 2-7-s)
Nov there is nj mistake that
if any one undertakes to place
these two records together and
have just one man,Rfaser. I
have a confusion Special c
this is just what hs' Fl, !. sol son e.!
By setting up the idsf { maj, OF
NAN ADAM who God forn,d rs d
placed in the garden wa tts Us,
natural man. When God cresAd a
man. male and female a thousand
years before He formed tha man
Adam and placed him in the gar.
den. This first man was not q
spiritual man. But he wos q
perfect natural man with great
wisdom, as we have stated above,
and they remained perfect a. a
natural man until iniquity was
found in them. please read:
Thou vast perfect in thy
ways from the day that thou
vast created. till iniquitv was
found in thee" (Ezek 2o-15.)
Now this was not q spiritua,
man spoken of, but a natura
mac. and the natural man ia aIl
that Christian Science can cure,
1t takes q higher power than
man to heal the spiritual man.
Whenever we begin to study the
monotony of man we can only
reach to where We frst found
man and in what m mannor hn vUo
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People do not like
this place.


The hrst cause is, here they
must live right or they viii leave,
End. T1ey must live BY this
scripture or they will leave.
And the multitude of them
that believed were of one heart
and Of one soul. neither said any
Of them that ought Of the things
whic1 he possessed was his own
but they had all things common.
And with great power gave the
apostles witness of the resurrec.
ton of the Lord Jesus. and great
grace was upon them all
Neither was there any among
them thai lacked: for as many as
we're possessors of lands or
houses sold them and brought
the prices of tie things that
we're sold.
And laid them down at the a.
postles feet and distribution was
made unt'' every man according
as be had need" (Acts 4-32 ID
35)
Paul confirmed this fact by this
language,
For mean not that other
men be ca >ed and ye burdened:
Rut by al equality that now at
this time your abundance may
be supply for their want that
their abundance also may be o
supply for your want: that there
may be equality. G Cor, 5--l5--
49,
These blessed truths must be-
lived up to here. And when men
and wemon will not then they
will &c. u !, and leave.
3rd. They must practice this
declaration, ..s
"A new commandment l gave
unto you That ye love one anoth-
er; as have loved you that ye
also love one another.
By this shall al, men know
that ye are NY disciples, if ye.
.lsS;Np love one to another.
all /JtAn 10 -a4-:35D
'Men who do not mtNt to obey
/the commands of a bleeding
Christ will not stay ha They
will get up and leave -, say
that old Garrett wapXs 5j to
give him all l have anil / just will
not do it. left on dat account
This Of course is false We donot.
want any nne to give US what
thay have butwe as a minister
of the Gospel will here Peter,
Paul and John just as far as we
can in preaching the word. And
then refer them to what Christ
said;
And thou shalt love the Lord
thy God with all thy heart, and
with all thy soul. and with all
thy mind, and with all thy
strength; this is the first com.
mandment.
And the second is like namely
this Thou shalt loye thy neighb'
our as thy self There u none
other commandment greater
than these" (St. Mark 2-30--
s1.)
Now If you cannot love your
neighbor A. yourself how dwell.
eth sh- love Of God in you. For
love worketh no i'll to his neigh
Dor If men md women cannot
live to those sculptures they will
get awsv from here. This Is
why people do not like this place
And we are proud that the world
has atendency toward this peace
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Continued On page 4
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-11
Jntr&t u. 18Harttkptt

@ers0tnung. llnb jeOen Q(benb mug
te id6 iie ertragenl Syeoen Qbenb! 2tbsr
mas follts ih ma9en9 W}it ben gerinz
gen @rlparniiien es in biirgerlicben
0erbdItnilien oerIuAen2 Der @eOante
mar mir nod f@limmer. llnb Bel
Ren5 bIsiben, NOR mir cine Aual. NI=
les erinnerte mid eo On 2utretio. Qlu4
ertrug i9 ba8 W}itleib Der Nrtiiten
niHt. llnb iie batten Wdtleib NIT mir.
S4glaufc iiberbaupt, oab niemanb elm
10 mitlei0iges Ser3 fat iDie Oiegrtiiten.
&en3 be9riff meine Stimmung unb
forgte 6aFilr. baB ia gu 8ufb lam.
Nfer cs mar onsfel6e. Sm ertrug es
einfa9 ni9t, langc an bemiclben plutz
&c Iein al miiHen
9ld9 turaer 3cit biloete iir1 in mir
aud bei @uT9 eir uniiberFoin0liher
SaB qegen bos g}ublitum bsraus, Das
MID beloGte, baB mia SDnntags ieiz
men &inocrn aeiste, I'M es fir cute
Sd6ulorbeitcn unb irer ipeib mos gu
tclobncn. N}ein @eruf lam mir uns
beidreiblih ernieDrioenO un0 pioer-
pdrtig por @n6lifl entlfloB icb
mih. on groBeTe Misunderstanding au
qeben. 9a mar eS ertrdgli4er. Gs
qing allies b0riiber nie Elm 5rGum.
Snwer drDere Gtdnte un0 Dor ollem
imrer Elm onDeres Yublitum. W{it=
inter fanen 3eiten, in benen i9 midi
Dem Srunse srqa6. 2lbsr Der @e6ante
on bos &inb reitete mid immer NOD
reMiScitiq. SG liebts 2utretio iiber
oQe8. Gie mar Oos Nbbilb i6rcr 1Qptz
ter. Sn ibren 9lugen lag Giles, pas
iA Derlorcn butte, un0 idl iu9te es
borin mie6craufnben. i. Sie ipurbe
3u ocnIelben Serufc er5ogcn un9 fam
aud 0enfelten Spb. Sc6 batte, um iie
nidlt i'm Wan6ersirtusleben unierges
ben 5u laiien, init ibr 5uIommen Elm
fldnbiges engagement in W2iln9en ons
gcnpnmen 3a purDe lie bic 5rau
cines jungen Malers. Drei Sabre
nod ser @eburt Der fleincn 2utretio
itiir3te iic bonn pferbe unO itarb tur3
Oarauf all Der crlittenen@ebirn
teruug. S9r MIonu, Der ssraOs nit
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-11

tlemmung msinenWiB entipideln tonnz
te Dag es nit blutenDem 6er3en Qcs
f4ab, fab ia niemanr. 9(euBerlidJ fano
id0 mid nit Gumor in bic neue Gage.
Der &riump6 bIieb Hi4t ous. M1c6rs
mails 3eigtc iit. md9rsno id iibie, Der
Dirsii0r. Gr idgte niGts, ober mit=
unier la@te ct. Gines Saqes leote er
mir bic 9ano duf cie C5AuIIer unb
faa.e ie6r poblpolltnO: .@ie iinb oDn
iebt ID DumMsr 2(uGuf." Sy9 bate
Guffd6reica m0qen boz Sohn. Nter bic
on6eren umOrdngtsn mid, i'm mir 5u
oraiulisrcl Giner fcgte; nsyd earnH=
tietc Sbren, baB Sic in oft &oqca
hcr 2iebliug 0ss Yrblitums iinb. "
lln6 er Fat ge4t bsbaIten. Sb purbe
es.~
ecrr 8rie lor3ie fur8 unb f@neibeiiO
oaf.
nSo, @if Bitten mid in meiuer
Glan83eii iehen follen, Scrr 9oumslz
ferl 0os GjsIdHier. 6a3 i'd 6eute euts
feIielc iiH crmIeIi9 geoen bic 2oaIais
pen frii6er lei gleiH. 9yA or6citets ipis
in sBonniinn D;eles 2oden toor
meirs Mleoi3in. %f fettc in Ger Sllus
iion ale 6ieIe DleniGen lu,3en nit
6ir ii6er bic Grnni' lsg 2eEens, 9l6er
Ia qlaube. ic5 ipdle lro5Osm suinni=
frenae6r0Asn. 6dite mir nidt gerobe
IN jsuer l6mercn 3eit 2ufretio Elm
st'n0 gci8cntt. Sin 5finol Dos ao6
pIeber neis S3raFt aam Dafcinl WeiI
es Elm Ald63en mar qo6sn Dir inn
sen 9lamsn 2utreiia pie feline Wlut=
tar. lIuisr Gliit mar unbeitbreibz
lih. Gin Sa9r lpdtcr fliir3te
meme Trau tei einem Galtomortale 10
uroIiidIim. 0dB fie 0as Genid broA
uro fofort foI ipar.
CIR 6ie,f irne. Geins 2ipoen audi
ten. Scr SoumeiIter Sriidte Isicht fsis
ren grm G1r fi9 6iuItarrenD, fubr
5oerr @ri6 fcrt:
o@ie folqeu6s 3s:t sonn ih nibt be-
Idysifsn Mo8 im re iiberlebte. be=
9reife i'd n'6t N2r 8irtus pur6e
min aur Gual mGs GeldMter bes
qutIiiums irar mir pic cine brutale
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-11

inns SIT 6ei4meren. gl6er oie gSir-
fing oieier &raris unB Die iein, Die
6eititeaung oes Gor6auoeHieins bon
Gontra6anoen 5u eri6wcren.
8mn S9luB m01te i1 nod ia-
gen 0aB Die britii9e 9legiering
ni6t beabii6tigt, Oie oQgemeiuen
&e9tS- Prin5ipien 5u beitreiten, mel
DIE Der amerifanii9an gtote 81 @rln-
Sc 9elegt morOen iin0, unO Dab tie
i6r Gorgeben leoiglid ouf cine Sc
6inoeruug, Sic Senotng bon Son
trabanoe fir ben 6einO 3u 6ei6rdn-
fem uiini@t.
SD babe oie G5re nit Dollfom-
meniter Sodacbtlmg 81 5eidncn als
Gurer @rceIlen5 ge5oriamiter Gieuer.
(ge3.) &. @rcD.~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-11

einem &eitbtlne BON ibr ieinen eriterl
@rfolg errungeu bate, erI9pB lica i'm
Wabniinn +. Jiun made iG oieIes
&in6 grOB. Mber es lit ftper. Sb
fibre Elm 2ebsn bon 8etlemmungen.
gDie ion id9 iie er3ie9en2 Wlit @HredeH
crtenne id ieben 3ag beutli9er bas
3irtusblut in ibr. 9orf ih es un'
teroriiden9 llnb toenn i1 es tue, 1T 6
5u ibrem @liid2 Sd tomme aug bieleH
3peifeln nid-t berous Sollte 1ie eius
nal benielben Sob fin5sn pie ibre
Ulutter unO GroBmutter, ic6 niir0e
MIDI fir ibrsn Wl0rber bolten."
!6err 8rie FAB gum Baumeifer aill.
nDesbaIb, Serr 8aumeilter. mc4t
es mid fe6r oliidli9, 6aB Qutretia lo
germ nit Sbrem Sons 5u1nmmen IT,
Sic fpribt biel bon ibm. 8Dr sinigelE
glddtsn fagte iie fOeor i'm 2raum ets
nen Hamer, S9 tpeiB, iie bat ibn lis1
Der ols o[le 3irtustinber, JDus md4t
mid pieOer bpffnungsoon. gieleiht
lebt in eiuem berborgenen Mintel ibres
SerScns och bas @erlangen naA sI'
rem aeregelten. biirgerIiGen 2ebeu."
Wlit einem Seuf5er 1ftoB er:
nNh ia, Disfes &in6 1T meine gan i
0ual unb mein gan3es Slid"
Sic fporen Bis au ben @tallungel'
aetommen un0 nollten umtebren DG
iaben Tie Sons. Gr oriibte Deriuirri
un6 lpOIlte boriibergeben. Qlber Qerr
Grie fabte feline 6anb unb fab lDn
nit elmer eigenen 3drtliHfeit on. DaS
bel itri4 er licbtoieno iiber iein 6aar'
Sein Gjeiift ipar fnbl, unO feline 2lil.
genlioer Sudten Sons oriff oieler
2[nbIid ans Ser5. @r fiiblte Srdnen
in iih aufiteigcn. Seine @sripirrlins
pu9s nod5 als er ebenIo iporm pen
Slid feineS @roBpoters auF Iih ruben
fiiblte. Gr oimete uuf, als iie ibu enDry
li@ gebeH lieBen unb er in ben 9tau
laufeN tonnte.
9Od] Elm fdperer @rud blieb allI
ieiuer Seele laIien. limb ipis froplg
unb erpartun9sboll mar er geraps
6eute gum Sirius geeiltl
(6ortiebung foIgt)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-11

96rt, 0a6 Ser cite @sn3 Gin ie9r oFfes
ner, sesaosr G6arotier mar. g}nn, Ell
neg Iages lagte CT o9Re 9flidNlbt al
mir ,S4 beiilciic nic0t, DaB Gie eill
il6r gutter fsilCr iinD. Mber Elm SEOUL
rctcr in 6er Dlanese pcn irgen1rel4er
&e6eutung iDerben Sic ME per0sn
9amit IieB CT mi's Iie6sn. Nleins
SlluNDn enaal ncben 2ulretia I'M
Sirius Su arbeiien lpar SeriiDrt, Golls
!s ib srcB Der iirengcn %litlt e'ncs
al5 ciIiriAtig 6etanuitn Nannsrs meis
ne lle5ungsu ForiTetcn, un Diellei9t
e'ignol usnn iA @liid 6otie IN einenl
Ssaroer3lriu5 unlct5ulommcH. Den
2uiretia aatrsnal2 so 6ur4lits cine
iurd)tbcre gladt"
Gsgr @ri1 lalUie9 einsn &rgen1lia.
sDaan ieat Elm cbeaio 3rnilC5er ME
iAneya6aa6r $}lg in lin 8sIiDt. uro
CT iusr fort.
a0r@ 6er olte 92ens mar cine f4ogs
ie Snieilqsn9l 80 tAEe q Steer alt
nir cglaaren Iui ni.l'iien Sage fagle
er 3U MIR ,9sic plr0ea eiil2n din
3en0sN gionn abasOla Gntit5lieten
S9ie iiUl. uNo S5ie iiHe cNeagieri" syA.
Elm aldrssaosr @loral Giaige, nie In
Der y1afe ion91n 5asteg s8 ss60rl.
aGofnrliee @Mcm tan ilfcr mi'6.
$50 pasc 9TH lfcn9ai III 1ca 80psn
cciualen N1er ie iomsn auT mid
5u. ~g8a2r9oftisi" Faqtsn Fs. Der
@iret.or "a re1t. @ie pIrosa ehen
sldr3cn0en Gicwr obeebsnl" Mas
iollts ib ma&er2 So qrtif naA oieIem
8eiinn9sonter Gufrctia faA0 nicDts
0aaei Ge iiono 3H iebr im 3irtusz
leban I'm llaleri1ls0s 8u modem Sut
5iriusleen ss6Srsn allie 3uiommen,
mDsen iie icin. mas Iie molIen. Sc6on
am ndcofcn 1aae iin9 i9 on 3u iieen.
&s sa5 "a Disi 3u lerncr 2lllc er3ooen
mi.a gils o6 cine aroBe tinbcririe
Baniiis plSblt1 cin Nln0 aHsenon=
mcn 6iiie llN0 iM mus iaggn, ieeer
lsml1se ii1, mir lem Bellies au css
fen Ski msinen ll,yinaen bate i1
h alen oisiCn 2lrtillen Gin iDo6lpols
isaeya 'rNlliium, Dor Dem ic9 o9neSes
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-11

i'd in ben Sirius Gen8. 8alo fannie
icb bort ale pFeroe 8is tief III Die
Radt 6incin fab i9 NIT ben Nrtiiten
I'M 3irtusreitauraut 3uIammen. Sin
&reiS luItiger Weni9en. oenen oaS Be-
ben gefiel. 2lrtiFen; no9l6absn0e Stus
benten; junge Roufleuie, bic @el0 BATE
ten. Oft ging'S bod Der. Sn oieier
@cieaf&af! Iernte ic0 meine Trou ten-
men, @leih an bem 2lbsno, als tie sum
eriten MldIe anfgetreten nor Gle idnt
pon einem sr0Beren italieniI1cu Bau=
oer5rtus, po &en3 iie ielbli enioedt
bette, un6 par cine SenIaiion Cine
pnnneoureitsrin. Die tie &cH3 md
niAt gebabt battle. 2ln 0iel tleuere
@erbdlluiiie geto65nt bate iie Der
laute 9sifan. bet Tie IN Dem sroBen
Sirius umrriYAte fait 0eriDirrt. 2l6sr
tDl3 unb fm0n Tao iie aus, pie tie 10
ru6i9 un5 3uriidbaiieno in anierem
streiIe balaB, taun ON ccr llnier5o!=
iung teilnebmeno S1 fab nsccn i9r
IND fDllHte pen 43ila lllIl OQN We ups
penoeu. Sumner mnbse ic tie beoodcls
ten. Sie eridiicn mir emit uno traus
rio, Tiel ein brutoler @4er3, 0er lal
tes geld9!cr ausl0Ne, io uobm iie nnr
nit einsm lei1ieu. sa3puaacnen 2iT
deln barav ieh sS9 Iil9ltc paB Ne lidl
III Iolnen 2iu1en6liden lpeil meq fem
te, uno bic Gder5e iiieBen ana mil
alb, 8um erIisn NlaIe fii6ltc iN. 6aB
iic rob ipareu 5rl6er 9aiten iie mir
9efallen battle in uitaelad)t syd
noQte ifr roa meinsm QGein ciaI@aus
telt a6n 8a fragcn Go ma@ten mir
es INNER. Q[hsr bier rsrmo&ts id) cs
nid5i sSa fH5lts. baB iis cine Damc
i1ar bis 10 3u rsipeitieren baite, uno
0at iie 5orser um grloibnis."
.Sie nidsc snTiimmsno." Gu6r 6err
&gi6 f1gf Dob iIr @leiic6i hlieb
regul8sios S1 iiiDlts baB Iie IN bies
Ier liaaeGuaa Iiti un6 fame beS9al8
foun 21qrfs sa eittl llnler1aliuna.
zoos m.a'se pas il fa8le faatc id)
RGeeses Gs pa6is coz Mot in pie
@iimm9ag. 2lls i.9 einnal NIT einem
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mir oecenii6er liBen0er 6errn lprd4,
empTon0 i'd Dlutli9 i6ren Slid beobz
oc6tenb ouf min ruben. Dcs errcgts IN
mir @mpiinounqsu Die id6 gar nic1t
teI1reibeu fam glla lie6iien bdtte ic6
iie peit Fostgefii6rt, so fiiblte, oaB
mir beibc nift bierber gcb6rteH. Ssbt
puroc Ie 3Esdnsli&ec, DoA mir lpras
dreu fo leiie uab rolIihtig, ols pb ptr
fiirGseisu. bcn ben anceren rsrItonoen
su iDer0ea. Qlber nismau6 fiimmcrts
1ic5 i'm un5; MIR as uu0 3u MuBtca
mir nit onlic1cn @1rum rao auI
pas, muBtan mir aor ric6t. g8as oing
IS uas ou1 an2 Su uns bei0sn 0ams
merte oag Gleiiibl, cinanrer gsilacea
hi 6dtsn. lsnier @elfrdM nurse ii7s
mer intimer, unr i's mur0s tol6 i0
mitteiliam, ola ot ic9 elm alter 6rslnb
pare. Do9 clles ras iie er3aAltc,
mor irauriq. Sbr Gerpf ais @unlis
rs'isrin mo6te iic aliidli@, obtr 0o3
Moncerlo6en cas iis iahrslang 6att.
cglraac1 niiiicu un0 oie WHinlna ler
Qsule, bic fe ii6er iitt cgqed2a laIien
nuBte, pareu i6r cine Slgal.
9lun, mas fell i& bel 'r366ln nir
rqrlie6icu uns lufinqroer, ruo id hsls
ratsse iie. Sir SFrIas nor baB iaein
Potter MID rerliieb Sea llpfs 0ars
il6cr aaunis baA mein &lid nn
0ifrelias Geiis fatne Girln3sn mas
iiimmerfc mia iiber0oueL pas 0ai3e
bilraerli6e 2e6en. @s fau mie lafcrs
f6 unS 0oe Dor 80 i.oao gou3 i'm
gouaa 0s3 Sirius rub poilte e9d)ui
reiier pcr6en .febi iom fllr MIDI
lin crnRe5 @tli6lum 0fm va micl cans
hinQa6. Duy bic Qicfs 2usretias
Dieie 9eit nor 6ie cIii5iiA7e mein.s
9efens SIMMER inar icl fro1lifer
on8osIoiIener 2oune llf osH MrtiIisn
Hono irh ous9eacianet $40 mar ollen
fhrpohifh. GSie fclaMlen oic outen
g1ibe uao Cinfalle Die ans meinsm
06sroolie giiidliesn eer3cn tomcn
uro fo aorS ous mglnsr ncuen llmas
6rna hsraus empfnnseH poren Monn
a6er fam eires Enaes bic @rnilGie
ring. Qislleidi 6o6cu sic einmal ses
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(8. sEorlIebuno.)

Seine Gtimme mar IeiIe fait fiji
Ncrnb geipor6en 6ans pergaB 0ariiber,
Jpn an3uIe9en. ST filblte, 6aB Ell etpas
GjebeimnisDouea erfa9ren IoIlte, uno
bielt ben Qltem an. gBeil 6err 8ri6
ni4t peitsriPra3, iaate Der gaumei-
iler.
Scr Direttor er3dblte mir neulid.
ipie iraurig pie beioen ums 2eben tas
men. 8urbt6ar~
nJa, es lit furHt6ar" pieber6olts
Serr 9ri6 erreet- a8eios lporen
Trouen. ipie man fie inter Qriiiten
fslisn finoet sic ge65rten sii ben tDe,
nigsn, oeren @baratter fart uHo be=
ren @eele groB geporoen mar 6ura
bic beiidnbigen GIffabren i1res 9erus
fts. lleber breiBig Sabre tcnns i8 bas
3iriuslebsn idon, ober ib bin fpI1eH
8ruuen ME lpie0er begegnet. 3as glus
Bergep01nli1e an ibncn mari mid
aus meiner gabn, Gs batte mic5 5il
iebr gepadt un0 lisB MID ales pergelz
fen. Ulein SmidIol nor Tie bei0s auf
ber 609e ibres g(ubmes tsgra6en 5l
miiHen. Der Direttor fat sSbnep
iuoa seiaot mie ia Ia ben Sirius
famg"
Gr ia6 ben 8aumciier frageno an.
Iieier ouiuorleie:
nDom nic6t qlber ih mutmaBe ans
berI6ie6enen 2ln0eutungen."
,Doun min i9 es S9ren er5d9lsn,
faeis Nerr 8ri6 nit elmer Stimme, Die
6eutl4 berriet, 6aB er iih BUR &u9e
spong. ql6sr ct begann Hi4t gleir5.
Geine Gan6 fubr lau5lam burd oas
bone, lei9tergroute 0aar Gie 5itterlc;
er ponts fie CUR 9fube bringeu @nos
tid] 6saona e..
nQlls idl meiue 6rau iennen lernte,
fs6ierte iD IN Berlin Nlsoi3in SGl
rar anf rem 2aHDc 9roB asrorocn,
ais Goba eincs fittersuisbelibers-
gRia iHiegeiiierte anf Der Bell ui.itS
mc6r ols 8lfc1oe DOS Gtuoium lisB
mid 7fmii1 tali $40 iu9r lieber So
ven GeuneA glaau9i unp a9saos g'N3
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sen @dreu. Site lief nod ieiner
@o6nung Inn Gin @eue6r 5u 6oIen,
ie0o1 in ser 3wiiben5eit fam ser
8dr bonn @nums berab lno attodirtc
9irlow. Ilit elmer Giieuto6re idlug
6urlou 0as Sbier olif Sen &opf. mo-
rouf es 0ie SIudt er9riff. glIs site
5uriidfebrt, iu@teu oie beioen 0ldu.
ner oen g8aIO nab Barren ob, je-
bod oas Sbier idlien ua6 sen Ser
Gen entfommen 81 iein.
@ 90nes 2on0bous elm
9iaub Ser 6Iammer.
Son Gbeitertoipn, 0lo, fonrmt sic
@leIoung ooB oos olte @aIe 9ono.
6ous, eines ser 6iitorii6en @ebduoe
al @ortou D1onor geod, nab ser
G6eiopeofe 9oi, ourb 6euer ser.
Itort ipor6eu iit Sroii 9f g. Goitello,
sic 9eiibcrin Oes @e6auoes, 6ielt
ii1 8ur 9eit 0es @ron0es in 9olti.
more auf uu0 oesbal6 uar fein
Jcier in oem Sei5opparat oes Sou,
ies. 8rml glllen mo Oeren Eohter,
ipel6e in oent @e6Guoe ruo6nen,
erpadten infolge ocs GuolmS uno
6rodteH ii1 in Siderbeit. sic ia.
BEN feline gl6ning, auf mel1e g9eiie
ser @rau0 cutitan0en iein fam.
Sin G6eil Der nert9Dollen Wlo6el
itiide nuroe aerettet, Ser angerid-
tete Shaoen be5iffert iirb utf ctpo
$1,000 uel6er 0urA @eriibertng
9eOedt lit @or etliden So6ren iuiir-
oe eiue grOBe Sdelne BON 6rou 60
.Itcllo 0iirc5 6euer 5erit0rt.
&erfouf BON @nrfor0.
@ountD 6ormen.
Serr s. SO. g2eufirf bat feline Do
fielo un0 0loores Sorlnen, meIbe
eiucu Sl09enroim bon 374 9ldern
einnc5mcu mO iid in ser 9fd6e bon
5ouutoin Green bel Sabre Sc Grace,
6efinOen fir sen @reis bon $4,000
Dollars an @olter @ooo, bon %ierce
Gitp, N}o, berfopft. Serr gleufirf
6at Sic 50 glder groBe Sram BON @.
@uD @ai6 III Scr 9adba bon 6oun-
toin Green sum Goitenpreiie BON
$1,000 fGuflid] eruorben uno 0ie 115
2lder grobe 6arnt BON 9l6el 9. @il-
ion no6e 5oreit Sill fir ben &reis
bon $4,000. s. &. Cole bon @as
rion 3d. lit iebt Scr @eiiber ser
GA 9lder groben Stcrliu Sorm nobe
g8ilna fir uelte CT 5000 be3a6Itc,
lno @. Scott Sil0er uno G6orles
SiIDer bon SnOre 0e @race 6a6en
oen an Der Battlefront aclegenen
&lab BON SO. s. @qc@ouigol SIT Ca
piOum oHgefouit.
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sitt nod imner feIt.

GaS WlorDlGuoer Silfsidiff
nsyo6n SarOie4 fir oie not6lciOen0en
8elaier, 0as GSreitag 9(6eno bel Bad
giber in ser untereu Sal auflief
iibt nod inuer feit Ger Sdlepps
Oampfer rs. s. Wlerritt" beriitdte
oeiteru oas S6iif fIott 8u befonI-
men jeOoG obue Grfolg. SAILS uei-
tere @eriude bis beite nidt erfoIa-
reid Iin0, miro ein 8beil Der 2ooung
gel0i6t meroen, luio Scr 0anpfer
miro Damn obne 8weifel a6gei6leppt
mer0en fonuen.