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Valdez daily prospector., 1916-12-30
MUSIC'S UNIQUE QUALITY.
Wherein It Differs From Sculpture
 Poetry and Painting.

Wherein It Differs From Sculpture Poetry and Painting.
 Music finds it's perfection in itself without relation to other objects. It Is what it is in itself alone. 1t Is non. def1nihve: it does not use symbols of something else; 1t cannot be translated into other terms.
 The poet seeks always a complete union of the thing said and the method of saying it. Flaubert seeks patiently and consistently for the one word which shall not only be the exact sym bol of his thought. but which shall fit his euphony.
 The painter so draws his objects. so distributes his colors and so arranges his composition as to make of them plastic mediums for the expression of his thought. and the greatness of his picture depends first of all and inevi- tably on his power of fusing his sub jects with his technique.
 In sculpture precisely the same pro- cess takes place. Neither of these arts actually copies nature. Each 'ar- ranges it for its own purpose.
 In music this much sought union of matter and manner is complete. Tho thing said and the method of saying it are one and indivisible. It is. as Pater says. ''the ideal of all art whatever, precisely because in music it is i'm possible to distinguish the form from the substance or matter. the subject from the ession."-Atlantic.
Valdez daily prospector., 1916-12-30
CURIOUS BRIDGES.
One h Switzerland That To Famed For
 lts Roof Paintings.

Probably no town in the world has such strange bridges as Srinagar. the capital of Kashmir, in India. The city is built on the banks of the river Jhe- lum. which is crossed by many wooden bridges lined with old and dilapidated shops and houses with balconies and lattice windows. Some of these are very insecure and look as if they might at any time fall into the river beneath.
 Timber has always been largely used for building bridges, and the earliest one of this kind on record is that which Julius Caesar made across the Rhine and which he describes in his Com. mentaries."
 The roofed Kapelibrucke at Lu- cerne is one of the most interesting. It crosses the river Reuss diagonally and has 1f2 triangular paintings beneath the roof. recording the heroic deeds of old SwitZers and the sufferings of their patron saints. In the midst of the Ka- pellbrucke stands an octagonal tower. which formed part of the Notifications of the town in the thirteenth century The bridge was built in 1888.
 One of the curious and ancient bridges in Europe is that at Croyland. in Lin colnshire, England. which Is supposed to date from the ninth century. No road now passes over and DO water under 1t. It consists of three pointed arches. which meet in the center. and the ascent is so steep that only foot passengers can go over 1t. Upon the bridge Is a seated figure in stone of a rebel Saxon king.-Pearson's.
Valdez daily prospector., 1916-12-30
Naminu the Gerrymander.

The gerrymander was christened in 1913. although it must have been in op. eration long before that. A stanch old Federalist. Governor Elbridge Gerry. controlled through his legislature the redistricting of Massachusetts under the census of 1910. In the office of Benjamin Russell. an ardent Repub. lican editor, hung a map of the state as newly subdivided by Gerry and his men. Gilbert Stuart's ready pencil whiTsically added to the outlines of a grotesque district the wings and tail of dragon.
 "Haw he said when he had finished flows that for salamander?" The Republican Russell growled Better call 1t gerrymander" And American politicians have taken his advice.
Valdez daily prospector., 1916-12-30
BONEHEAD BASEBALL.
One Curious Break That Even the Um.
 pires Did Not Notice.

One Curious Break That Even the Um.
 pires Did Not Notice.
 Baseballs champion foolish play was made in a game between Washington and the White Sox in 1907. In that battle Larry Schlafy was captain of the Washingtons and also played sec ond base.
 At the end of an early inning Schlafiy went out to telephone or buy goat or something and was delayed so long that the Senators had three men put out before his return.
 The Sox came trotting in for their turn at bat. Washington took the field with only eight men and nobody on second. and the game went on that way till Fielder Jones hit one straight across second. Then. and not till then was 1t discovered that there was no body on second base.
 Incredible as 1t may seem. nineteen men-seventeen players and two um pires-had started the half inning in this fashion and not one of them got wise till Jones' hit shot over the empty station.
 Schlafiy reappeared at this juncture. and the umpires decided that the hit was illegal when made with only cighl men in the field. Jones had to go back and bat Over.-New York Sun.
Valdez daily prospector., 1916-12-30
SHOE ORDERS. REFUSED .s,,...,i,..
 BECAUSE OvERsOLD

BOSTON, Dec. 30.-The great de- mand for shoes throughout the coun try, particularly for makes" where the price advances have been only moderate, is illustrated by the fact that one big manufacturer this week received an order for over $3,000, DO" worth of shoes.
 The same manufacturer was oblig- ed to turn down orders at the rate of $150,000 a day last week. These orders were for shoes to be delivered in 1917, and it was left to the manu- facturer to name his own price if they could be obtained. The sold-up con- dition of plants made it impossible for the concern to accept these or 6ers.
Valdez daily prospector., 1916-12-30
Handsome Prizes.

Just take a look at those hand some prizes on display in the window of Blum's store. They are to be given away at the Eagle Masquerade on Saturday night. And the Mystery Prize. What is it? You will find out and maybe win it if you attend the dance. Whether you win prize or not you will more than get your moneys worth. Spectators soc.
Valdez daily prospector., 1916-12-30
4 Vicious Dwarf.

Bebe was the favorite dwarf of the former King Stanislas of Poland. Born in 1741 in Lorraine. at the age of five he was twenty-two inches high and at his death in 1764 thirty-three inches He was neither physically nor mental. ly active. Once Count Borowlaski visited him, and lie became so jealous of the formers superior manners and intellectual qualities that he attempt ed to throw his visitor into the fire. but was prevented by the household.
Valdez daily prospector., 1916-12-30
Barley Water.

Sometimes the doctor orders barley or oatmeal water for baby. When such Is the case prepare as follows:
 Add two tablespoonfuls of washed pearl barley or of oatmeal. as the case may be. to quart of cold water. Boil this down to pint. cooking slowly for about two hours. Then strain while hot and add a sufficient quantity of cold boiled water to make a quart of the fluid Keep cool in a covered jar.
Valdez daily prospector., 1916-12-30
Keeping Posted.

"I see Blinks always carries a vol ume of the encyclopedia with him to read on the train instead of a newspa- per-"
 "Yes. You know he has three small children at home, and he makes it a point to try to answer all the questions they ask him."-New York World.
Valdez daily prospector., 1916-12-30
JolIvfsh.

The bay of Naples abounds in me dusae. or tellyfish. often growing as large as two feet in diameter and weighing fifty and sixty pounds. Some of them shine at night with a greenish light and are known as "noctiluca" might lanterns) by the natives.
Valdez daily prospector., 1916-12-30
An Extremist.

Mrs. X. is a great stickler for form and ceremony, I understand"
 Mercy, yes. Why, that woman would insist on dressing up to enter tain an idea. a."-Boston Transcript.
Valdez daily prospector., 1916-12-30
A Disappointing Trip.

"I hear that you were invited to take four day automobile tour with MT. and Mrs. Whitby."
 Yes"
 How did you enjoy it?'
 "Oh, didn't care much for it. Mrs Whitby was so enthusiastic over the scenery and things that she never told me thing about any of our friends that I hadn't heard before. e."-Albany Knickerbocker Press.
Valdez daily prospector., 1916-12-30
The Limit,

'rhey say old Closefist has still got the first dollar he ever made"
 "Yes. and I'll het he has still got the first umbrella he ever borro wed. ."-St Louis Post Dispatch.
Valdez daily prospector., 1916-12-30
Judoino From Experiene.

Pop. are bald eagles distinct vari. ety?'
 T can't say positively, my son, but l rather fancy . bald eagle is simply q married ne"-Philadelphia Ledger.
Valdez daily prospector., 1916-12-30
About,

What did your baby cry about las, night?" asked the man next door.
 About i've hours.'' replied Mir youngpop.
Valdez daily prospector., 1916-12-30

Pure Fresh Drugs at the valdez Drug Store. If
Valdez daily prospector., 1916-12-30
COCKTAILS

f Oyster Cocktails, Crab Cocktails, Shrimp Cocktails, Minced Clam Cock ssails, ready to serve, at Love-Whit- |leys. If
Valdez daily prospector., 1916-12-30

A new line of hand painted china. Owl Drug Go. If
Valdez daily prospector., 1916-12-30

Location notices, both quartz and placer, for sale at the Prospector of flee.
Valdez daily prospector., 1916-12-30

ae and see our. new line of mug.
 End ivory ware at Alaska Jewelry pany. If
Valdez daily prospector., 1916-12-30

Don't ever worry about what you rannot help
Valdez daily prospector., 1916-12-30

| A new assortment of silk waists ir
 srepe de Chine and Taffeta, just re.
 lived At E. Winters. If
Valdez daily prospector., 1916-12-30

BOOKS7 Yes, we have them, suit able for Xmas presents; and Pyralin
 Ivory, hand painted. Valdez Drug
 Co.
Valdez daily prospector., 1916-12-30

Dents kid gloves, in black, white and tan would make very nice Christmas present. At E. Winters. If
Valdez daily prospector., 1916-12-30

aWhen you want something good to
 A try the Merchants Cafe, open all aght. If
Valdez daily prospector., 1916-12-30

Why not VICTROLA? We have them from $15 up. Valdez Drug Co. If
Valdez daily prospector., 1916-12-30

Carbureters, magnetos. batteries, spark plugs and coils at Mead's. u
Valdez daily prospector., 1916-12-30

Two Hundred of the latest Colum- bia Monograph Records just receiv- ed on the Alameda. Owl Drug Co. If
Valdez daily prospector., 1916-12-30

The N. & s. leaves the Valdez dock on regular sailing days. See adv.
Valdez daily prospector., 1916-12-30

For first-class meals and good serv- ice at reasonable prices try the Mer- chants Cafe. If Foxy Hot Drinks, Candy Kitchen. If Fresh candy at the Emporium. If Just Received-the latest Popular Songs and Music. Valdez Drug Go. If Special order, Cham Chowder 15c, at the Arcade. If The N. & s. leaves the Valdez dock on regular sailing days. See adv. Carbureters, magnetos. batteries, spark plugs and coils at Mead's. u
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-31
SIN U-BOOI Sum JllillC(meer.

@faofinoer mar unieren Sauhboo'
ten oilb ntf Dem Bug 5lm SiioeH
&apitanleutnant Seriing, Ocr nod
me6r Sonnenac1alt ml en9liihen
&rieesi1iffen ais @eooioen 3u oen
Siihen ididte. Seine 8obrt 5um
@oloenen Sorn miro ais ieem1nli.
ibe @lan5leiihmg in Der ariegsge.
ibihte leucbten. Sie enOete nit einem
nidt min0er qI1n5enOen milit0rilheu
@rfole, neil er Dor Dem 3iel in talt-
bliitiQer 8ube om Shmorm Der
ieiuoli9en areiBer imo 3erit0rer
porbei 3um glnariif crit fubr, ais er
5lpei engIiide &iuieuibiiie sur Stredc
bringen fonnte.
Storime oeS 2ar0oneIlenuuter.
nebmens Der feinoliden @erbiinOeten
IdngS ibrer glmmariditroBea mar bic
9lufaabc, 81 0eren @rhiQung aapi.
tGnleutnnnt @onBer i'm ghlglllt Den
beimiitben gloroieeboien nerlieB. 9os
g9etier periproh b0ie Gage, ais
~ X" init oen guteu @ilnidDen Der
bcioen gla16orboote auf oic lonae
9ieiie flbr. &ino unO See 5lpoueen
i'm DIT itnter 99oiier, troBoem tonntc
er bol0 Den britiihen Dampier
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-31

tern Der Neutrality-suspicious.. Sic De-
poIterpug ibmebte niHt nur megn
Der 6Iiegerbomben in it1nOiger sc.
bensgetoBr ionoern nauentli6 ou1
megen Der Srmoerte bon @ronot-
iplittern mo @ei6oBfrogmente, oie
BON oen glbwc6rgei6iiben 6errii6rten
lno iiber Die Stoot bcrabprolieIten.
Gin5clne iron50iiihe Slieger erboben
lid1 ouf Dem 9cliorter SShlgplab, inn
Den 6cino 81 oeriolgen, lmO man
oernabm III Der 2uit Oas @etole oeS
Suittompfes. 9lbcr cS wor nidts qe-
gen Die oeutidben 6liegcr ols5urib.
ten Denn menn ole einen nom glb.
mcrfen ibrer Bomber wieoer nod)
Often Slrildfe6rtcn, fomcn BON BORT
ber nciic ino INNER pieoer ncue, sic
in alien 9ii&tlmgen 9elfort iiberflo.
gen 81 3peit, 3it britt, 81 Dicrt lnO
nod mcbr Dos oalcrte polle Npei
Shmoen 5miibcn 8 uno If llbr Dor.
mittags. &eioer iceten iib 3a6lreic6e
,}ipilperionen 0aOurb elmer erniten
@ciobr aus oaB iic beim ofienen
6enlter Dem toaen Sreiben 5uiobcn.
Der StraBenbobuOerfe6r lpurOc ie-
ooh niht eingeitellt itno Die Bel.
tunaSiungcn lieBeu lid nidt ob.
ldreden, oic StraBen Su 6urdeilcn.
us Die SeD5Itertng iih oniGidte,
lib an Den N}ittugstiid 5il ieben.
maren Die oeutihen Slieeer mieoer
iiber ocr StoOt rmo bombarOierten
oielelbe obne llntcrloB. aotm batten
iidl oic Srltc bon Dem neiien Sdref.
Ten erbolt, Oo uitrOen im 1a2 llbr
wico2rm Die 9Ilarmii9nole oceeben
inlO Der SoIleuipettafcl Ger glbucbrs
fononen ino DER pIobehoen &omben
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-31

ipieoerbolte iid. @benio nodmals INN
8 llbr, ober oiesmal mar es oas leste
Wfol on oieiem i'm bo1iten @raoe
oufregenOen Sonntol.
gga6reno boiler iehs StunOen
par Die Staot uno ole llmeebuug
BON oen oeuticben 5lieeeru beOrobt
uno in itdnoigcr @efobr @s ihlo i'm
eon5en 20 0eutide Slieser se5dblt
moroen Die 5uinmmen etwn 80 8om-l
ben obgcuorfen boben, Die I'M iibri.I
gen Geil oeS Serritorhlms nibt nit.
ee516It. N}e6rere gomben linO ni1t
gepioei. gleben beoeiitenoem S6a.
oen, Der al SGitlern angerihtet iulr-
De, lit aud meientli6er Slrri9aoen
5u peDeidnen; ferner iDurOen 5lpei
9erionen eet0tet liuo iieben oerlebt.
21ngere 8eit freiiten 4eroplnne iiber
Dem 99nffenplob, 100 lie ouBeroroents
lid beftig bei6oiien iunroen. @os
bort al oen nlilitdrii6en @inri6tun.
gcn fir Shaoen onlcridtet mlrOe,
bari oie @clforter 4reiie nibt mittei.
len. gln 5pei Srtcn eutitonoeil
6euerS6riinite in Der StoOt. Gin
boberer aommonoont mare beinnbe
erihlogen iporOen; wGbreno CT am
@iien lab, rate cine s5liegerbcnbe
6irH 0os Sous birunter uno ibcr.
ifiittete i'm imo ieinc Sroonnai5 nit
oler6onO Shutt. Die gliireeling IN
ser StaOt mar cine ouBeroroentliHe.
liuo ols nod orei llbr oic 2iiit pieoer
iider mar, ipo3ierte Oie eon5e Be
b6lteruug Ourh Die Stroben ser
Staot, Inn ole perlhieOenen Shd.
Den 81 betrobten. gln me6rercn Stcl.
len fono man ghnmern Der Oeltt.
icben ariegs5eihn9 n@o5ette oes
g(roenneS~, pel6e bic oeutimeu SIie.
ger iiber 8eliort abiuorien. @eitere
9om6enipiirfe DerOen gemelOet ans
perid)ieoenen anoeren Srten 0eS Scr.
ritoriumS 9elfort, u6mIicb aus Sci.
ioncoiirt no oie Srou eineS Inter.
offi5ierS oeS 8. glrt. 9iee. om SSuBe
oerart Dcrlebt pirOc, DAB iic ms
SpitoI nod 9elfort perbrad6t wcroei
nuIBtc, ferncr aus 8bafionS, ipo cS
Die oeutlhen 6lieaer ouf cine glrtil,
lerieobteilun9 obgeiebeu bntten, aus
gInioluep, aus @rnnooiuars, ans
|olOoie uno aus 9ougemont.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-31
Sin oentidJcr 5lieeerii6sriull omf
&elIprt.

lle6er oen Suftangrifi, Oen cine
gon5e 9ln5o6l oelitiNer 6lieeer uor
,inioer 3eit ollf Belfort imternob.
uen, peroen min nah lmO uod Gin
sel6eiteu aus 9eliort betonnt, Die bis.
Der Die 3ennr lmter0rildt botte
6inem einqebenoen 9erirbt OeS Bel
iorier 9lotteS go 5rontiere" ent-
nebmen mir iolgenoes ylo60eni oeut.
ibe Sleger lhon am Gage Dorber
nab @eliort nefomnlcn lporen, o6ne
9omben ob3muerien. unO sipor anl
9ornittag mo Johann lpieoer ubenos
oor 8 llbr, folgte am Sountoo ooroli
Elm ma1rgaiter lleberfoa aus Ger
9uit, Ger me6rere Stmoen onoouer.
le. lin 8 llbr morgcns 6orte man
Die erlen @ornruie Ser aonouel bon
ben Sorts Der lmo baIO oardiIi er.
tonte in Oen StraBen Der Stoot oos
betonnte Erompeteniignol. Niau lob
in elmer S6be bon 1900 bis 2OJ0
Wieter oeu eriten oeutihen 6lieeer
beronfommen Der pon Often nod
@elien 9eIfort iiberilog. Nian
oloubte 5uerit cinen iron5oiiden
Doppcloeder bonn IUp 9licuport Dor
iih 81 bobeu a6er oaS tieic 0ro6nen
elmer plobenoen Bombe 5eiate iofort,
ooB ein oeutider Slieser Oie Sto0t
bcorobte. 3mei onoere glparate bonn
Egp gllbotroS foIgtcn in turjer 0is
iton5, lieBcu c6cufoas Nombeu fallen
tno pcrlhuonOcn micOcr nod) Giicn.
SSn 0os Surren ser &ropeacr miidte
iN DER anbaltenOc Conner ser g(b,
nchrgeihiibe rno OnS troGcne Guot,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-31

81 eebor6en. Sin EprpeOoiHitB ser.
itorte ben 2onpfer, iuo ole bod sum
gtn9tbimmel aus oen ShorlItein
ouflooernoe SeuerIGuIe 3eiate alL
oaB ole @etroleuuttonfS getrofien
paren. g[m glohnlittag 0es tommen-
ben Cages trot ser @nglGnoer n1li-
moia~ Die 6obrt IN Die Gieie on
Eorpeoiert idwantni CT nod ouf Der
2aOlme bon 0elfdiiern. Cine Spreng
patrone uiiBte ooS @noe beidleimi.
gen. 0enn @. batte @ile.
9lls er auerab ser ipoiiiden @iiite
fitbr, fam Der 8rite 0SSobn SarOie@.
Elm Tonlpfer BON 1000 bis 5000
Sonneu III Sidt. Seinc @elabune
itiee nidt ouf glnrui ober auf eincn
g9ormlngsidlB aus imo rloerte in
0en @poten Oooou. 1ie erlte Gronate
bon oU X idlldgt in Die g8aiierltnie
Oes nSobn Soroie@. ,Serr &apitdn.
lertuont, es iino oriiben no6Meniden
on 9orol" riit Der Wlom ON Sc
ihiib, un0 Scr aonunouoont iie6t
einen Sn0er inter 9ur6ou einen
2onosmanu ouf @cd Nes 0anpiers
ibleppcn. @. lGBt oos Screr einItel
len uno fdbrt Dem @riten n16er
0riibeu podt eiit sSnocr oen auoercn
lnn Den 2eib lmo uirft iib NIT ms
gSoiier. ,U x" feet oas Ginei aus.
Ole NiGuner rioern OoB ole Snohen
fnoreI iiihen Die beioen oitf uno
ieben oen einen init 6nBeiicn acfei.
felt On @oro 0es U.9ootes Qe.
bradt mo idnea gelabt miiiien Die
@erettcten er5dhlen. SSbr Slipper
botte 0clt @eieiielter ipeacn eineS
fleinen Gis5iplinarueraebcns in @iien
gelegt imo inn lpie ieinem 2anOS.
mom berboten IN Gin Boot su fIet.
tern. @S Iie9t Spitem Oarin! 3u
geoiier mic 81 San0e icbcn mir @na.
l6noer ole ,Snoer in iideren Soo trei.
BEN. sic iolen nicbt beimfcbreu luio
pon Den cugliihen 9tie0erloaen uno
6ntt0uldnlQen beridten.
@ci prGhtigem @eitcr itaierte Der
Gonmanomt sic StraBe bon @ibral.
tar an. Plan ndditen los lag fe i'm
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-31

o@bitefiel0@ bon etpu 5000 Gonnen
@ebalt onbolten sic @eioeilng bon
9orO ihiden uno 0as Seu uuo Sc.
benSuittel nod @nelouo tragenoe
6a6r5eiIg 0urb g(rtiQerieieuer Der.
ienfen. 9os 8etter fl1rte oui imO
bIie6 Oen llnieren fir @oden bolO.
SSn Der folgenOen gtad)t ia6en Iie oic
8oiitionsloternen eines ionlt obge.
blenoeten0ompiers. glIs pom U&goot
Elm mornenoer SdnB Dor Den 9uQ
fieI Ioihie Der Sfipper oud sic
8oitionSloternen aus. aber Der
@touO Ieudtete. Gas @ei6iib ieuerte
mieoer, itno mtf Oeu eriten Greifer
itoppte Der 9ampfer. Ser oeutl1c
&ouunonoant g0nnte Der 9elabung
Belt IN Die 9oote ~ 9eben inO hibr
nGber. Gr lab einen Gonf0ampier.
Ole 2eute an gor0 rdren nibt aus
eeitieeen. 0ie Wlaihtne orbeitete ipie.
Der ilno nit dllBeriter Sobrt periubte
Der Stipper 81 enhuiiden. @ieocr
olio iebte elm britiiher &upitGn non
&eiiine Der glomirolitdt 5lpedlos
oos Se6eu leiner Seute oifS Spiel.
gtcueS glrtillericicuer luuBtc oen
@ompfer 5lm StilIieocn 5winaeu.
Der aopitdnIeltnunt gna longsieits
ltuO gnb Ben griten 10 Nliinlien 3eit.
I'm ibr Shifi 81 Derlaiien- Gnolih
alolbten lie es rattan, Dem 9eiebl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-31

Sin Sierediider Sulun, fir 6lscrOffcre SinSrid-
tuug unS StGrfe onebt
3 Gcntidr 6ieser rcriolgt ciueu rniiden MitGrsnG.
g. BUR @euOrsunicruua Ses cugiideu Wuriue-lns-
WeicuS:
Der cHal Guntcgn6mira Scr eugIiIde 9apitGu snr Gee
GanaGan-See Sneter
gureaus
den
aerIeunaH.
g. 5caerntunnt SDltcr Der einer erbOrasenSen Sci
fuuaen i'm OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES gcununt mnrbe
0eued 6on nO S6er lI3ac i'm 0ciprad init Scm ans
FrjemgSi i'm geupInn enttummcueu Gitmeiter ae6maiu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-31

Ruden uno aitf Dem Ntittelmeer in.
ertrdslihe Site. 0ie ltehenoe con.
ne oes Suoens mdht Ua9ootsiabr.
ten 5u duulpca anitrengenoen. Sine
Eemper1tur BON so @ra0 in Den iii.
tereu Gdiunea Oes 9ootes mag elef.
trii4eS 2oltien nod iteieerm ober in
DER Sieoebite bari 0ie @ddidmieit
nidDt erIabmeu. Ole Ionee SSobrt obne
llnterbrehluw itrenst Die 9}oihme
aufs bohite ou Die eeriuqiiieiaite
St0rlInq mag Dem llnternebnen iuie
Der 9eiaBung 0as @n0e brinqen.
Damn bietet fein neldroler Soien 3u-
iliidt lleberaIl Ioiert oer SeinA.
9Sur ioloatiihes g9aaen ino iecnldie
nii1es aonnen fin0en gSeae 0ur1
iein enamaidiaeS SihermasHeB.
6ait nodt orbeiten ole fettriefenoeH
Vldnncr I'M iieOentbeBen CeImoidi
ncnrouur. @eim ScrmlStreten pndl
iie Die 3ugluit bonn oiieueu 9ut
Sreilid 1T Der eiiige SllitIloih min.
tonunener ais sic flmmenoc idweiB
treibenOe Sibe, 0ie @lie6erl uno
9lerDcn l1bnlenoe Nlattiqfet brinot
wdbrcno ser Tieuit gInipdnmna
teiicbt uno ielteu en flr5eS gluS.
ruben aonnt. 9Iuh Der N}ann ser III
Ser qu1lenoen 0ibe ShIoi fiuoen
iolte, fam tpobfrcic Stim0eu faum
o0uia 5um Snluumern ousniiben
iUeil 0ie ilberoultrengtc N}alhine
oouern0 SouOerorbeit beiDt. glbet
meocr 9olme nod 3loeriidt scr
D}onnicboit lciOeu. sic freiIt iiCb Oil
oie @eeegulma init @ueldnoern ino
tSron5oien. Ser 9omman0nut bat
often BON ser @e0eituuq Ocs Inter.
nebmenS mic ieinen @eio6ren geipro.
den. Sit Derbeimlihcn broudt CT iei,
nen 2euten nidts. sic piiicil pie e.
ocn Sob ins gIuae 3u ieben Sic ba,
ben &ertrauen III oen 6Hbrer. oDie
Bride (duf Der Ole Gfii5iere itebell
lpir0s ihon MADDEN, ioaen iie lIn0
oud i6re Iienittreue bilft Bon bier
Nfonn 0eS ieemouniiheu 9erioHals
bcobomtet ieOer liets eiuen SsItor.
Gin &iertel oeS &ori5outs. Seaen bus
9leuoen oeS SomcnlicbtS ithuW eme
blaue 9rilc. lhoeidlellt ueloen iic
wenn @liloigfeit ibre ghlgcu peria,
ocn ldBt, obcr oui @nitcn iehcn lie
icOen @cqncr che cr i0r aomNen
Aobnen fam Gns 2ebcn bon ShiiI
un0 9eiaBlna bouat BON ibrer 9lui.
merfianfeit al lnO nic fnnuie ems
Ser pieleu icinOIld6en Sitbermgs.
ihiffe III x" iiberroiden Nbcr Glii-
5ier unO @}ann bIeiben audi IN pah.
ircieu 5tlmoen in ben aleioern. On
Siroebite lieaen iic borcit. nuf oas
gllormiiqnul alt 0en EuuCblliipnen
5u bolten, 6arte gioiipcu0ialet muB
ibuen itatt oes gcipobNtcu duieu
Giiens oft 0eu Sdmodliricfncn rai.
hen. Gle leben aemeirhin BON aon-
ernen un0 Nartbrot ouf oaS Sem.
idmeder oie Butter nit Dem Einipl
ihmieren. 9lber @eiinobeit m.e cute
Saune iuobnen on 9or0 nno ludrner
ais Die Sonne iibcr oem 9liii1 .mecr
breHnt, gliibeu Die Ncr5eu 0em iera
ncu &aterlouo. Otto b. @otibcrs.
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Sie trai ibn mebrmaIs iit Der $50.
DIE uno ieoesmal fam er ibr init ell
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-31

sic truf ibn mebrmals 1T Der $50.
d'e uno ieocsmaI fam er ibr init ei.
nenl neNen SAuips cniaeaen.
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