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The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-07-08
.MAS0NS WELD
HISTORIC TROWEL
Virginians Lay High School
Cornerstone with Tool
Used for Capitol.
RDICT TWO FOR MURDER
Grand Jury Discharged by Judge
Waddell After Returning Six
True Bills.

Alexandria, Va, July In the pres
cnce of a large assemblage the corner
stone of the new Alexandria High School
building. at Cameron and West streets.
WAS laid tonight by ACKNOWLEDGMENT
ington Lodge of Masons.
The exercises were directed by Charles
E. Tennesson. worshipful master Of the
lodge. The trowel was the same used IN
laying the corner stone of the Capitol
at Washington. Judge Charles E. Nicol
delivered the GRAFTON. Selections were
given by the Masonic quartet. including
II. h. Field. n. w. Ogden. George H.
Evans and Sherman B. Fowler.
Members of the lodge. with members
Of Old Dominion Commandery. No. II.
Knights Templar. as an escort, headed
by the American Indian Guard Band.
marched from the Masonic Temple to the
school in a body and occupied seats on
stand. The corner stone was place
in the northeast corner Of the building.
Return Six Indictments.
After returning six indictments, includ-
ing Two for murder. the grand jury in
the United States Court for the eastern
district Uf Virginia. was today DISCHARGED
Indictments for murder were returned
against William J Harrington. charged
with beating to death Robert J. CroII:ia
at the National Soldiers Home, at Pho
bus Va. on April %. 1875 and Richard
Cs.cre: charged with bearing to death
Robert Jones at the postofflce in Norfolk,
May 81. 1915.
Other indictments returned by the Jury
are Us follows: Olaf A Olsen. attempted
theft: Phil G. Kelly & co. Inc, COM
posed of II. NJ. Kelly and Phil G. Kelly.
intent to defraud the United States Of
tax on spirits; J.. Everett. transport
ing explosives; United States Disti!lng
Company. Inc, refusing stamped spirit
bottle; Patrick J. Wilkins and Wash
Pool. distilling without giving bond
Allie Pitts today pleaded guilty to n
charge of opening n parcel post packa sc
and was sentenced t. serve eighteen
months in the Moundsville w Va, peni-
tertiary. A sentence of thirteen months
was imposed on Edward Mitchell, who
entered a plea Of guilty to the same
offense
Judge Waddill today took under con-
sideration the suit of MCGuinn's admin
istra trix against the Southern Railway
Company. The suit seeks to recover
$1,000 damages for the death of Henry
McGuinn. who was employed as a sec
ton foreman by the railway company.
and who was killed at Edsalrs station.
The suit is under the Federal liability
act and is the first of its kind in the
local courts. Under the laws of the
State OF Virginia $4,000 Is the maxim I'M
amount for death that can be obtained
The complainant is represented by Attor-
neys Leo P. Harlow and Charles Bend
helm. and the defendant company by
Attorneys Moore, Keith, McCandlish and
Hall
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-07-08
DR.. Charles Upham Shepard.

The train bearing the body OF DR..
Charles Upham Shepard passed through
Washington yesterday en- route to Brook
Ign, n. Y, where burial is to be made.
DR.. Shepard died Monday night at Sum-
merville. S. c. He was known as the
father of the American tea industries"
He was born in New Haven, Conn, Oc-
tober g. 1873. His father was DIR. Charles
Upham Shepard, a noted geologist.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-07-08
John Manley.

As result of fall from a bridge at
KensinGton, Md. John Manley died at
80 o'clock yesterday morning at the
Emergency Hospital. He had been en-
ployed by several residents in Kensington
from time to time and was we'll known
there. Funeral arrangements have not
yet been made.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-07-08
Insurance Men Entertained.

Thomas P. Morgan. jr.. manager of the
Mutual Life Insurance Company of New
York, entertained the field forces of the
last night at the Raleigh Hotel
at a monthly educational meeting. ].
Newton Brewer presided. In contest
held by the field forces the following
men qualified for weeks trip to At
lantic City: NJ. H. Kolpfer. Carroll
Pierce, J. d. Schneider. and Stanley
Hoover.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-07-08
Sweden Accepts Explanation.

Stockholm. July 7.-Official an
nouncement was made today that
Sweden had accepted the explanation
of Russia for the violation of Swedish
neutrality in the naval battle OF the
island Of Cortland and that the Incl
dent was closed. a prompt and salts
factory settlement having been
made"
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-07-08
Touches Live Wire; Lives.

Passaic. n. J.. July stephen ST.
kora. IL. climbed TO the top of a 150-
foot telegraph pole and accidentally
touched a live wire. through which
:. 800 volts of electricity were flowing.
The boy plunged TO the ground. but
with the exception of burns on his
arms and scalp he wasn't injured.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-07-08
Jealousy Costs Two Liyes.

Belvidere. H.. July 1.-Charles Bremen.
. young farmer of near here. and his
fiancee. Miss Ida Camp. were dead today
as the result Of Bremer's jealousy. Miss
Camp went to Rockford. H.. with q
young man from Chicago. friend Of
her brother, to celebrate holiday. and
when Bremen upbraided her for this she
handed him back his ring. Bremen drew
. revolver. shot The girl dad and eom-
Altted suicids
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-07-08
Forget Fake" Names.

Jersey City. N. j., July Ninety
seven Cinnamon arraigned for gam
bling yesterday forgot the fake"
names they gave when they were ars.
rested and it was an hours task to iden-
tify them.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-07-08
Wrecks House to Rescue Dog.

Passaic. N. J., July Paul Anger
man had the side of a house wrecked
yesterday to rescue Teddy" his fox
terrier. which was wedged between
two buildings.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-07-08
TOMORROW'S MENU.

"she va, the -~eet-mar,o,m Of the salad. Of
herb Of srace."-Shakespeare.
BREAKFAST.
Steamed rp
Cereal and Cream
Codn.h su Gntin
Rolls Coffee
LUNCHEON OR SUPPER.
Cream Clam Soup
Cneken
Chocolate csks Red Rsspoeris
DINNER.
Cream Tomato Soup
Potatoes au Gratin
Buttered Canots
Green Pepper Salad
RaspoeTTJ shostcaks
Goldfish au gratin: Pick half a pound of
boiled Goldfish to pieces. add half q cupful
Of drawn butter sauce. pepper to taste
and q little minced parsley. Put In
baking dish, add . tablespoonful Of graf
ed cheese. sprinkle with breadcrumbs
and brown.
Cream clam soup: Add q tablespoonful
Of butter and two Of flour to . quart Of
milk. Cook until smooth and thick and
add salt and pepper and celery salt to
taste. Then add Q cupful Of minced
CLAIMS with their juice. Heat and serve.
Potatoes au sratin: Cut cold boiled
potatoes into dice and put them into q
bakinR dish with cupful Of thick, white
son well, and stand In q cool oven for
Aftaen minutes Than sprinkle with huff
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-07-08
Tune Fire Losses Were Sc. go.

District fire losses for June totaled
$3.50. covered by insurance Of Sis. 800.
according to the monthly report Of Fire
Chief Frank j. Wagner. submitted yes
terday to the Commissioners. OF the
seventy-two alarms, nineteen were false.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-07-08
Nails Letter in Fire BOX.

Paterson. n. J., July Jane Poles
XII yesterday tried to mail letter in
IRE alarm box and six engine COM
panies responded ut . cost Of $50 to
the city
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-07-08

Lieut. Yulee Hodges, of the Ninth
police precinct. is at Colonial Beach
with his family on a weeks vacation.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-07-08
COsmos-Vaudeville.

One of the funniest farces Of the year.
"In the Subway" featuring Johnny
Walker. clever imitator Of Leon Enrol.
will be one Of several notable attractions
that will be presented in the new bill
at the Cosmos Theater the last half OF
this week. beginning today. Another fea-
ture will be Benny Franklin and his four
tots in an offering Of song. including
some fine yodeling Still another attrac-
ton very much out Of the ordinary will
be the Indian prima donna. Red Feather.
a graduate of the Carlisle Indian School.
In Pennsylvania. whose offering will Be q
repertoire Of songs Another laughmaker
will be Jimmy Polk in 1.-TWO for Quar-
ter" featuring Burns and Stoll. The
added attractions win include the Hearst
SeliE weekly news pictures and comedy
photSplays.
Sundays concerts Will present new
specialties. other attractions and . con-
cert orchestral program Of the finest
music In opera ana In popular vogue.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-07-08

The administration cannot drive our
nag completely of the seas. II will
etill appear now and then on British
ships n the var senA-Aontagas = New
Yea AWogtonA
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-07-08

'Sbe was the sweetmarior1m Of the salad.
herb Of grace.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-31

Iom nd9ien Nlorgen DerlieB bas Size
pdor @retorer nit Der 9ienerin, Bic
lie bel ii9 1atten, un0 Dem &iuoe bic
tleine Sta9t. SSrau Jarlep, ourc6 Die
Nrmat i'm gBeNen 3uriidge5alten, err
tuAr 3ebn Sabre lang ricGt5 bon ser
4ohter, pslcbc iie ipe9geqebtn 6atts.
Dann dber paro bic ihlummernOe
WldterIiebe dufs meme in i6r ermedi.
Sbnc bic Tolsen 3u beOent(n, nur 0em
8erlan9en ibres Ser5sns na9Qe6enD,
iieoeite iie nit i6rer tleinen W2unre0
nac6 glem g)ort iiber. Sie mieiete Iih
in Der 8leedtr GtraBe elm, ben alten
&ompf ums 8oiein foriieBtn0, o6er
unter melt ungiinitigeren 8eoiuQun1en.
Sn Der frii6eren Seimat BAIT man Ie
gei9dBt un5 pegen i6res ltnoliids Be-
oouert; bier ipar iie allen ulenImen
freno. 9lllein oas 8enuBtIein iim
IN Der gldhe Oes NinOes III beiinben,
pon peldem ite iic1 emit gstrsnnt 6ats
te, bali ibr iber dlle @ntbebrunqen
9inpeg. Gs UorD ibr auD lei6ier fir
bic @r3ie9una Der 'lsineu W}ilbree Sll
lorgen Sic i@on friib quite @eilesgas
ben 5eigte un0 init Der 3sit igr SroH
uno t5re Stiibe 81 per0en peripraD.
@ann Grou 6arle9 i6r Dsrip~cnc2
&ino gum erfienmal pieoerfo6, 6a6e
id3 ni9t in &rfd6run0 bringen tDnnen.
lle6er5aupt fnN meine 9lac6rtatsn III
bieier 8e3iegung nur oiirftig. 2fus
tbren Srisfen an Die 8erpan0tc oebi
9erbor. 0aB Fl, unbefriebigt mar lmo
iib IN SegnTl4t nd8 Der 3o9ter oer-
3e6rte Sic ntuB i1r 3u piebey6olten
Mlalen 6e5egnet iein 3uipeilen oudj,
ipenn iic nllein mar; bic &eriuHuua,
fe on3ureoen, lit ipo6l groB qcl0eier,
oo9 liegt fem gepeis Dpr, SAB lie i6s
rem Smmur bamas ocbromen 6ut.
SIT unisgao6m iis BEN meilenreiien
1ona Hac5 penn 0auie @relorsr, bloB
un 3H ben 5eDllern empor3uIdauen,
binter meldea Re i6r Sinh Dermutete;
einmal faa " Oasiel6e gern6e DOr Der
Siir IN ben lBascn iicigen Ser Qtn.
Bid iibcrrdlti9ie iie oergeHalt. pab iie
H0Dnen6 unO bdrOerirgeno oaiano
bis bic &orii6ergeben0en ouf iie auf=
merliam ipur0m uno iiA usuoierio
na4 i9r umi&ou..a. "a ilPertam iis
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-31

ems BON eu9 mir geb0rte!" 9a erbelte
elm 6offnunesitrabl 0as QlntliB Der
fhnaden, fait ber3peifeluOen 6rau.
Sic bob ben Bid 3u i6rer Yerpanbten
empcr, bic ibr beiItimmeno 3unidte,
0ann fab iie tpieoer fragenb ben Dot
tor an. o5rau @retnrer iit eine per-
m0gli1e Dame, ertld1te OieTer; nipenn
ic iid5 elmer Oiefer tleinen DaterlDien
@aiIen annebmeu min, 70 ift s5rEin0
pobl oerTorot." 9as arme Meib rief.
,syit es sSbr @rnf2" ,@oGen Sit r
piinI9en sic N" SD min MID nit
meinem Wann beipreHen," mar bic
Qlnipprt per Dame, .tleibsn Sic Die
&inDer an in elmer Stunoe fomlre ib
pieoer Gle fam lno fon0 bic
9}euqeborenen nebeneinanber auf Dem
8ett Der N}utter liegen, Elm rei3enDes
Bib. Die Dome betrontste es nit
MoGlgefollen; ibr @nti6luB idieu gcs
faBt, o,Sb mill cine Der Steiner mits
nebmen linD ols mein eigenes &inD ers
3iebeu i6r msinen glamen gebea, lie
oereint bieQeid6t 3ur @rbin ueines
@erm0gens manen, a6er nur unier cer
8eoinguna bob Sie alle Sbre &e4te
aufgeben un0 an mid obtreten Gle
Oiirfen ii1 niG! peiter I'm ibr Smidz
ial tiimmern Ii9 nidt in i9re 2lnaelez
genbeiien milGen. Nlir un0 mir all
lein muB lie ange90ren, Q9ollen Sic
mir gelobcn, ipeDer 0ur9 ggort no9
Sat aegen 6os &inO o6er icnIt iepan0
al perraten, 0d6 ib nidt ielae Muttcr
bin2 Das arme erl90pfte Meib leiiieie
auf gerlangeu Der Dome ben 9efors
0erien Gio. 9lun parb 3ur Wa6l Oes
&inpes qel4riHen. QGie Die &leinen
70 nebene;non0er lagen, tonnte tein
meni6lid9es Nuge Den gerIngltan llns
terfnieo 3piidsn linen ent0eden; a6er
bic Dame oriff obne geiinnen ii6ev oas
i6r aundmIt iegenoe &in0 9inpeg nd9
6cm 8meiien, ipabri9einIic6, neil tie
glaubie, man BABE 0as anccre iiir iie
beliimmt 1ic tleine unsepo1nle Salt
an ld bradenD perIieB iie eiliq 0as
Simmer; MIR bic ieicbie @in6u@t im
&iNcn blie5 ols ein3iee Gpur pon Dem
Derinpuncenen Mldg0lein suriid Co
murocn bic S4peiiern BON eiaanoer
gsirsunt. fubr 9fHce fort. nS@on
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-31
3n eciitiscr lImnadJtans.


9ngcicQcncr F6ilooelp5icr @ci@aits
mann crirQieB icinc 5eioatc @roB
mutter im0 icbt 0onn ieineu ci.
aeucn 2e6eu Gin 3icl 2lcr5tc
ertldren 0aB cr in cineul pl6sli.
Ncu 2Sogniinsaufallc banoeltc.
%6ilo0clpbia &ao 30. lRdr5.
5rau Glotilou Cohen 50 So6re
olt @}italieo ciucr acknowledgement
bieiigcn 6outilie muroc 6eute bon TO-
rem GnfeL NerD q. Go6cn criNoi
fen. Go6cu ri6tctc 0onn sic gediie
geacu iid ielbit in0 6rod1te iiA cine
&cuurn0lng bei Ger cr fur3 0drouf
in ciucm @oipitol crlog
Go5en 6atte bis Der teinerlei SWi-
pl5blic6er aeiit9cr ltuno6hug in
0os SdIof5immar Ger @reiiiu gciAlis
c6cn imo Ocn SAuB aus ndditer
gld6c abaeicuert SIT babcii
Der S6dtcr par Elm glngcitellter
oeru@etterliuc's Safeguarding Co.
oie Gin 3pei96lrcau in 06icogo nm
ter6dlt. @r ge60rte 3o6lreidlen foibio-
noblen Gh6s Der Stoot on.
Cohen battc 6isbcr fcincr lei Splts
rem BON &eiitesgelt0rt6eitan ben Sag
gelegt. 9toM cine 6ol6c Stun0e por
Scr unicligen E6ot iprob er INIT iei
nen &oter un0 idief in gutter 9alne
uuo 0urdous uounal.
6err Gborlcs Go6en @enrpS %o-
ter, lit Elm &opierio6rifont unO &rG-
ii0ent Der @nnocl8innutcr. @r bat
ouBcr @eurp nod 5pei ain0er, Sieu-
tenoit 9ll6ert &c. Go6eh al 9oro
oes SMladtidiffes uDelomarc,4 uno
6r6ulein Glconor 5lorcnce Go6el
Gcunis G6onpon bon &6ilooelp6ia.
@le6rere 9lcr5tc crtldrteu, Dob Go.
ben oiienbar pI6Bli6 wa6niilniig
mlrOc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-31

IeIbit mar auA Serr un6 Srau @retp.
rer abgeitiegen. Sbglei1 Die porneb'
me Dame Der armen itngen Mitpe nun
bier unb Da duF Der Sreppe o0er I'M
@oriaal begegnet mar. nabm iie bod
meni9lihen 2lnteiI an i6rem @eH9id
glls Der bong erpartete Sag lam. er.
fun0igte Tie ftd) mebrmals nab i6ren
@rgeben; in Ser glo9t 60rts iie en0lid
bas &ino f9reien un0 feb iib niCbi
ab6olten, auI5uiieben un0 in 6rdu
5arleDs 3imnIer 3u ellen, oas Dini ne.
ben Dem ibrigen mar. Dort Bot lid
ibr Elm unerparteter Qlnbiid IiC
QgDdnerin lag nit pobr9oFt f6ret.
tensblei1er Wliene 6a. 3pei Wldo6en
iieBen 6tlflos bic &0pfden bdngen
gana auf slei9e @eiIe uno fasen iid
Tchon in 0isler ibrer erfsn 2ebensltuns
be 70 d6nlid, ais fei zines Dos Spie4
gelbilo Des anoern. 3pei 5EinDerl
unO Oqs junge 8eib puBte toun pig
iie zines ouf8ieben iolte."
SIRE ic6 mid ni8t," tieB Gameron
init 6eiierem Sun berDor, oio fpreAen
Sie bon meiner 5rau uno -
Dem armsu NlGo@eu, fpel6es i6r
10 Ie9r oIih, oaB mir beiOee IS fir Sc
nOfeoa @retors1 bielten"
Sin ieltlames QGHeln flog iiber Des
9oiEors bleicbe 3iige; feline 9lugen
f9ienen in bic aerne 81 idpeifsn.
Meilte ct pieaci1t i'm @eiiie an Dem
2oqer, mo fein Mei6 nod immsr bIaB
uno regungsl0s Derbdrrts. ipie Elm
f1ones Wlarmorbilb2 &omeron be-
5paug iih uu0 ioste ni6t Obne Bitter.
ieit
yDemnad tpnren es Sbipeitern.
nSapo6l, Snreltern."
IS eutiton6 cine Qauie bis 8ameron
murmelte:
n@r3dblen Sie nar ipeiter. i4 tann
mir Denten, mas Nun folgte."
Dos lieet freilid ouf Der 6Qnb.
Die tin0erlDie Srau @retorer fa6lts
iic6 pl0Blic6 bDn beftiger Sebn1uajt err
griffeu. 8alO bic beiben 0eiun0cr
9ii6l@en un0 bieloerIpreAsn6en &leis
nen onf6ausnn, bolo bic blei1e N(ut=
ter rief iie unui0tiirli9 aus. nggas
piiroc ID niat oarum sebeH. mean
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-31

@egcno bon @crt6cs @ealGeior Il.
@iac iir-Eolr6e Gin glrtiaerie Cuca
lmO Aiinenfompi iiott wcihcr 5it
miiercn @uniien ou9iiel.
Su ben 9lrgouncu onicrt Ser
&ompi an perihicoencn &upfteli
nit 0roBer Seiti1tcit uno GutiHloi
icn6eit iort obue OoB t0e0cr ni ocr
eineL nod oiif Ser aiocrcl Scite
ncuncnswcrt0e 9iciultate er3ielt mir.
0eu
gln Nloniaa uir0e sort Eonoll.
mont n6r0lit6 bon &cr0lm BON 2t
GGitimcter @eiGoiicu 9etrofien.
lluierc glrti0erie 6raAte sic oeiitic1elt
@otterien ioiort 3un 9dipeiaeu.
Gas Sort pur0c nidt 6eida0i9t
Su ueiilidel C6eilc oes sc Gre.
trcg9olOas ero6crtcu mir cine Snic
Sbon5grd6eu in ocnen mir 100 @e
ionacnc madten Srob cines 6eiti.
gen @cacnongriifes 6lic6 Der gr6s
Bere G6el Ser Shanigrd6eu in un.
cren Sdnocn
g9eitlid) bon @ont-aNloiti uo1.
mcu mir eiue 0entidle Stelnma im0
luieicn orei @cgeuouariiie 40.
g(u Oenl Shlodtfelo Don Nort
mannsUcilerfopf wirOen 0ie Seid
name pon 200 Cclitiden ac3d6lt
gSds oos iran80iiiMc
&rieg Sbiircali iogt
9crlilL 80. Nldr5. GoS fran.
5oiiide &rieaS giireau 0er6iicnt.
lidtc 6eltc 9lo6mittog oos uaMite
Gcnoe offi3ie0e Gounumique ii6er
Die Situation ouf Dem meitlic6en
S{riegsdoiiplabc.
0Snt Champagne 0iitrift mari
Elm oeutiAer 8liegcr aeiteru me6rcre
Bomber onf Die Stoot @eims 6ers
ob umO 0erwunOete 5Uei Rerionen.
sine Ser 9om6eu iiel aif oie gliaiiS
(9lltornide) Der aat6eOrale
Gin gutgejielte9 5euer eincr iron.
35iiideu gotterie 5mong sic Gent
ic6cn H1 III lluoroumg ans Oeut
Iorfe Seuoicourt norO5itli1 uonSt-
Nt6ieJ 3uriid5u5iebcu
9li oQeu anoeren Guuften Ser
&riegs3one uerlief Ser Eag IN ru5i.
ger @eiie eS go6 feline Snianterie.
9eiedte.1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-31

'Sie mir nur cine 8erubiguug," iast'
er. yBeiB meine 5rau -"
Gs ging iiber feline Grdfie. @r fo1
ben BOli3iiien nit itummer 8iite an.
nSd 0erftebe, entgegnete Oieler,
rSie tDiinIhen 3u erfobreu, ob Sbre
5raii nm ben 8etrug fpuBte. 9araui
Tam ib Sbnen ni9t fDqleib Qlntnori
geben SDren Sie crit Die ndberen
llmitdnbe."
nReOen Sic" entgesnets &ameron
nit tonIofer Siimme. Die unauf6ors
lichea SdidloIsidldge ipirfteu 3u err
fAiittern0, feline WioeritanDstraft mar
gebrodsn.
@rbce i4piee nod einen Qlueenblid,
ibn mitleioig 5etro9ten0, oann begann
er in ritbig 1odlihem Son feline grs
5dbluns
o@s iino jebt 3nan3fg Sabre ber;
Bbilo @retorer befaB 5iDar oomals
fdon elm anIegnlimes 8erm0gen, mar
aber nod nic9t cine 70 allgemein be-
fannie 4erI0nli6teit ipie beute, So
erregte es audi in Der QroBen Welt teiz
ne beIonbere 2(ufmerfiamteit, ais eg
bef9loB, megen Der leioenoen @eIunbs
belt feiner Irau cine ldngere 9eile
our6 G6io uno bic WliIiIippiitedten
8u unternebmsl. 9ie @begatten biels
ten iib nac9 @efouen ponenz ia mos
natelang an ben Srten aut no es i6z
nen be6agte So paren iie audi zines
Saees na6 Dem Stdbt9en 80. geiom=
men; als iie 0asielbe nah ldngerer 3eit
berlieBen, nabmen iie Elm tleines 9lidD=
den nit, fpel6es lie bon ba ab unter
Dem glamen @enofeba fir ibr eieenes
&inb ausgaben 9as g2d6ere 6ieriiber
erfu9r i'd aus Dem Ufun0e Der 5rdu,
Delbe BEL Ser @eburt Der 6leinen 3us
gegen uHo ou9 3eugin mar, ipie bie-
lelbe bur6 bic eigentlic6e Nlutter an
bic rei9e tinoerlofe Dome aus glep
BORT dboetreteu fpuroe
,sgrau TarleD Der glame piro
Sic niht iiberrnIben befanD iih IN
Der duBeriten Jlpt. Sie battle plDBli1
i6ren Wlann berloren uub 8u qleiHet
3eit olle Ulitte! gum 2ebensuntcr6ult
9lus Wlilober3igteit oeltnttete man ibr
in Ocm ein3igeu @ait6of res Stdbts
d6ens llnterlunit au negmen. Gbenoas
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8eit 0orauf SiDiI9en &ameron uno
@rbce i'm Souptquartier Der Ppli5ei
Itattfan0, mar ieltIamer 4rt. 8eibs
botten eiranDtr iDi9tige Wfitteilun9en
3u MAIDEN, aber ieber ipartete, DaB Der
an6ere beginnen fple ilno lu1te leine
llngeOulO fOrgFdltig 81 berbereen.
@n0li9 nabm @rbce bds Wort
DSG babe cine iiberraI9en0e SatIaz
DE in @rfabrung gebradt un0 holte es
fir meine pflidbt. sic 6nbon 3n unterz
ridten, ouf oie @efabr bin, sSbren
9tol3 3u oerIebcn un6 Sbnen Summer
5il bereiten"
nD2ein Stol5,~ perieBte aameron
NIT bitierem 2dben, obot burb bic @rs
lebni1e bet lebteu Sage einen 70 barten
StoB erlitten. bdB i9 nic6t me6r an8u
empftnolid bins reOen Sie obne
6urAt"
nGrlauben Sic mir 8uerit cine 5ros
&c, begun Der Boli8iit. n2lls Sie Inn
Die 6an0 oes SSrduleins @enofeba@rez
tprer anbielten, iparen sic ba beitimmt
Der Wleinuug, DnB sic iic6 Inn bic
leiblide Somter bon Serrn unb 5rou
@reterer beiparben91
nMos poleu sic bomit iogen9
glotiirlib obue 3peifel
u92au bat sic Bel Dem Glauben ge=
lahen, Sbnen niGbt uitgeteilt, bab lie
nur Elm angenommenes&ino iIt2 3por
geliebt ipie Elm eigenes uno 8ur einitiz
gen Grbin 6eiiimmt, aber bod ni2t
nit Der 5nmilie perponbt, ni9t bon
ibrem 8lute2"
Doftor 4amerpn mar ipradlos Dor
lleberraIhunl
u9}un 0enn," fubr Der 9olisiit fort,
.fo bat mon Sie betrogen. sy6reS5rau
iit ais tleines armes GinO BON benz
@6epoar @retorer oboptiert moroen
uno 3mor unter llmitGnOen, bic cine
70 itreu9e @e6eimbaltunq Der Sa6z
lage erm0gfi9ten, OoB iel6F bic ndh=
flen TQmilienslieOer feline &eautnis
ooDoH beiiBen.~
aameron Fanb auf I2ritt 8um
Senlier uH6 Iicrrte einige Mlinuten in
Bic @interlonSi6aft binousi MS er
3urudtom. erfGien er slpar bleica unb
periiort, aber duberli4 gefabt aGeben
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6le 9LnaH ln0 lie fIo6 eiIen6g naa

bic 9lngif un0 Iie tlob siIenb5 nab
6ouie
nsSn3pil9en 6otte Iib q2il0rso tors
perlid unD geiItiq immer erfreuliher
entfaltet, dber Dies oeniiate Der M}nttes
niht. Sie liebtC Tie 3lpdr, Iie brdunte
lire 6ilfe dnD perOonfte ibr Ipdter ios
gar qGn3licb iGren llnter6oH i6r in.
nigiies 0enten uno Tiiblen o6er 5alt
Der Dorne6men @enofepa, Die Iie dIeid'
eiiltiq unb mil lipl3er 9J}iene an ftp
poriiGerIGreiteu feben ntiBie. Gis II
i9rer gd6e ali 6aben, ben i6rci aippen
bos gDprt ,W}utier" All bernebmen. 0us
fir GGtte Iie iuilliq lit Qe6ens6hlt ges
opfert. 9lls beOe Md0@en beral.
oeDa@Ien paren unO bic eine licbs0oll
un6 o6ne 3u murren 9ao fir Gag in
miiGIcliaer 9lr6eit ieoe8 8e0iirfuis Der
Wlutter 8u beIlie6ioen Itrebte, feBts
bieIe trpB i6r,r Tdnac6en arGftt lm0
iRrer lei0en6en @eiunDbeil nob inlHst.
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@n0lidl mar nun nod ibr Iei0enber
SnltanD eripdbnt sHn6 bic QGorte Der
oofFnung beritummten ollmG6liCb,
8Qc6 tpar0 bic Dulseriu oliidlid5 ges
prieien, baB lie BEL oIler @9po9beii
bic Graft defunben babe, ibren feierliz
den @i0 nidt gu bre6en. Qlud Oer
3o4ter iparO baufig ge6abt, bic iid)
ibr ols treue Silfe unO StiiBe eripeiie
lno ibr @rioB eepdbre fir allies ipas
iie berloreu
Run ICbrieb Puma ni4t mebr es
toIgien eiilige fitr5e 3eilen bon elmer
ibrer 2lngebJrigen Grtunoigungsn
na9 yrau 5arleDs Geiunobeit unb
glo9ric5ten iiber oas 8efinben Der
nteuern 4ranten" nit ipelder 9lnna
gemeiut mar. Bon Der 6ano Der leBz
teren lag uur no9 elm tleiuer 3ettel
BEL, nit Der Grmahnung: mSei ant
Deiner Sut. UlilDreDs Slid lopOHl
ols bos Der on0ern 9dngt baDor ab,
naB bic Dinee bleiben ipie iie IiHb, @e=
0ente Deines gioes."
Dnmit mar oos potet al @n0e.
&ber @rbce battle biel Doraus erFabren
un6 brau6te bic ii6ere 5dbrte nur
iBeiter 3u oerfoIgen.
Dos Datum, an bem WliloreD 3uerit
erDdbnt Durbe uno BEN Nomen ber
Giobt aus mei9er bic 9riefe Der tell
ne6men0eu Qlnno tamen, in leinem
GjcoGatnis bepo6ren0, perlieB Der pos
li3iit nit befrieoiotem @efii6l Srou
SlueDs Mobuung. 6reilic6 eelsnte lih
Da3u IN 1einem tpoblmolIenben Gjeniit
aud bic gebeime SSurc6t, 0aB er einem
@erbre1en auf bic Spur getpmmen
fei, pel6es ii6cr elm i9Dnes Meib in6
ibren eolen @atten S4motb uno
GhanDe brin9en ionne
QBas er BEL feinen 92o9forinuneen
an oem frii6ern Mo9nort Der un6es
fannten Nnua erfu6r unD 3u ipelben
ShlilKen i'm allie biefe 5atiad5en
Tiibrten, perDen mir balb BON i6m fer
Der h0ren.