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Norwich bulletin., 1916-05-24
BARNUM AND BAILEY
 CIRCUS IS COMING
Advertising Car Arrived in Norwich
 on Tuesday.


 The giddiest gayest, grandest, gilt teringest galaxy in the whole wide. wonderful world is trelxking this way and will spread it's acres of tents here on Tuesday, June IS. If one doesn't infer from this that reference is made Co the Barnum & Bailey Greatest show on Earth, the publicity man will regard the case as hopeless.
 The first advertising car was in this city Tuesday and more than a score Of experts are spreading with tack and hammer and paste and brush the flaming Photographic tidings of the approach of the big travelling amuse- ment institution. They are under the direction of Arthur F. Diggs, a well known circus advertising specialist.
 This is the innovation of novelty year, the greatest of all seasons. More railroad cars are required to trans port the show, bigger tents are raised, more area is needed to accommodate the show than ever before. Tn fact, the circus has reached a point where if is the despair of many of the smaller railroads and taxes their fa- cilities to the limit, for 89 cars are needed to convey the gigantic canvas vagrant from town to town.
 There's material enough in this years circus to make a dozen cir cuges of the old days. A ''big top'' 660 feet long, nearly 1,500 employees, LULEG Elnk6, IOuE G1GNdleQ acres of aerial apparatus, 108-cage menagerie, 750 horses, forty elephants, a street parade three miles long!
 The stereotyped grand entree,' with which the circuses were content Co open their program for many years, has been permanently eliminated from the Barnum & Bailey tourna- ment. This season the arenic enter tainment is inaugurated by the spec tacular pageant, Persia-Or the Pa geants of the Thousand and One NiKhts
 The subsequent three-hou arenic performance. below and a1oft, seorns all comparisons and breaks all rec ords of the past. Every one of the five hundred participants is a cham pion in eduestrianic, aerialistic, equil- fbristic, acrohatic or gymnastic effort
 Trained animals are in great va Fiety. feature is the only baby gi- wnfre fin captivity.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-05-24

Is beautiful, smooth and well produced and her diction is unusually distinct Richard AIdIich of tLle Times says: Merle Alcock has a voice of real beau ty, srnoothness and fine quality, a cul- tivated and artistic sty1e.'' She has toured the country with Walter Dam rosch and the New York Symphony orchestra. MT Damrosch says of her: "A lovely voice. splendid delivery, and a highly intelligent conception of mu- sic"
 Mrs. Alcock will sing two groups and an aria from Verdi's Don Carlos. The club has an interesting variety of new numbers and also sings Sir Arthur Sullivans EFo Jolly Jackies, which met with so much favor three seasons ago The public sale of seats begins this morning at Davis book store and res ervations should be made immediately
Norwich bulletin., 1916-05-24
What Is Going On Tonight

the Audltorlum.
 Moving Pictures at the Colonial. X, NA1qevllle and Moving Pictures at Norwich Grange. No. 172. P. Of H. meets m Pythian FIaIl.
 Thames Council NO lR51 R Al. meets in Forestersi Haii.
 Norwich Lodge. No. 12, A O. U. w. meets In Germania Hall.
 Fainters and Decorators Union Sacnem Chapter No. 5z, O. E. S. meets In Buckingham Memorial.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-05-24
DAVIS THEATRE.
Three Big Keith Acts and Triangle
 Pictures Today.

Crowded houses are the rule at every performance at the Davis this week, and another excellent big bill of Keith headline vaudeville and Triangle pho
 toplays is the reason The feature at traction is James Kennedy and com pany, W9lo present the uproarious com edy sketch entitled For Love of Mike. There are four people in the company and MT. Kennedy is we'll known in this city and needs no heralding. Another good act is the Great Rekomo. who
Norwich bulletin., 1916-05-24
TIE BASS cLEF .coNcERT.

The music critics of the New York Times, Tribune, Globe and Staats- 1ettung all unite in praise of Mrs Al- cock and her beautiful voice. Krebsel p8 the Tribune says cf her: Her voice
Norwich bulletin., 1916-05-24

About 25 words of five letters each can be sent by the Morse signals in a minute, about 60 a minute by the Hughes system, and about $50 by tho Wheatstone system.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-05-24
LOST AND FOUND

WHEN YOU WANT 10 put your Dus< mess before the publlcs there ia no medium beexar than through the ad- wertisanR columns oF Tne Bu11esln.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-05-24

The most remarkable tida in the world is that of the Bay of Fundy It rises at thc rate of a foot every attaining tic height of 76 feet
Norwich bulletin., 1916-05-24

The sound of ;E.e heavy grzss an t,.S battle of Verdun was UndoubtedIy tho loudest man-made noise that the world has ever known. It was hearS at ZiegenhAin, 1ss miles away, ever indoors with She windows shut.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-05-24

An English artist sketches subma- rine scenes by descending with a divers helmet and using waterproof paper and crayons.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-05-24

Healing Magic of the Electric Are.
 The most intense heat produced by man is that of the electric arc, and the possibilities of it's application in vari- ous branches of American industry
Norwich bulletin., 1916-05-24

America heads the list with ssssa postofdces. Germany is second. W1fh fe,ske; then follows Eagland with e8, ,7SS; RGzgaa, with ia, ,O00; Erancs with 1S,o00 and Italy and AaWtris. each with 9.fOO.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-05-24

FOR SALE.
 A very desirable small farm, 2 1-2 miles from Franklin Square, consisting of 6A acres of good land, all under cultivation, choice stock of 175 fowls and dozens of young chickens, a two year old lleifer. good horse, three wag- ons, last but not least, fine six-room house, two barns and two henneries. Owner leaving state. Can be bought very cheap if taken at once. For par ticulars inquire of
 JOHN A. MORAN, Real Estate and 1SveStment Broker, Franklin Square, Norwich.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-05-24
THE KALEIDOSCOPE

Quick silver is IS 1-2 times heavier than water.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-05-24

Phiade1phiass pr6sut nxuuun, Rn0oaph Brann, agsd b9, WaIs n 60 years never missed Q roi can, never was sicls c day. never Waa hurt anii never was reprimanded, retired re- ess1tsy on 2 pension
Norwich bulletin., 1916-05-24

The records oe the Anne1sran e,O- sulate at Greucble, Branca rhoR shipments. of womenHS gloves to Fho United States during 1a1b fo fho yaluo of $1,168.B19, compared lfA $1.S75,1 ,1eS for 1914
Norwich bulletin., 1916-05-24
LEGAL NOTICES
Notice To Taxpayers

Notice is hereby given to all per sons liable to pay taxes in the Town of Salem that have warrant to levy and collect a tax of sixteen (16l mills on the dollar on levy 1915, payable May S1st, 1916. and I also have a warrant to collect a personal tax of two (2l by law between the ages of 21 and 60 years of age. and for the purpose of collecting the same I will be at my home on Wednesday, May S1st, 1s16, from 10 a. m. until p. m., and at the Town House on the first Saturday of All persons negIecting this notice will be charged legal travel fees and additions, as the law directs.
 FRANK B. WILLIAMS. Tax Collector. Dated at Salem. Conn. May 10th, 1916. may10W
Norwich bulletin., 1916-05-24
FoR sAAE
JUST ARRrvWIIA

JUSIs-AE-EL1VElLb Anothar car O2 S8 ho9a1s ShshA or iee a a&vaFtssed. TheRe asE eCzar ! s14e czE1ulE bE@1aess and dEHo4 ontces 1F yOss can s5A anywhere sHn& Nlbo ace well 6soken and ready e 60 Il work CSne and scGe eheg1 , Ez1Eg1iEz5s zDoN, Ee1r 58o.s. s2sd
Norwich bulletin., 1916-05-24

THE WHALE gets. into trouble-only when he blows. Now, listen, Louise We don't want to get into any trouble, but we will venture to say that the Columbian and Lenox houses put up the best 25 cent dinner in New England.
 rranrr2Ad
Norwich bulletin., 1916-05-24
WANTED

WANTED-An experienced maid for general housework; references re- qufred; DO washing or ironing. Apply evenings between and s to Mrs. Ed mund w. Perkins, Sachem Terrace.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-05-24
FOR SALE

FOR SAI.E-White Wyandotte baby chicks; also eggs for matching. Miss Marjorie Barber. Phone 463-3. may24d
Norwich bulletin., 1916-05-24

WANTED-Young man for clerical work; no experience necessary, but must be good penman; give age and wages expected. Address Clerk, care of The Bulletin. may24d
Norwich bulletin., 1916-05-24

WANTED-Apprentic for moulding; young men, ages II to 21; serve 3 years; wages lie per hour 1st year.. 16c 2d, and lSc Sd must be physically sound. Apply to Superintendent, Brown & Sharpe Mfg. Co. Providence, R. l.
 maY1 1WThF
Norwich bulletin., 1916-05-24

FOR SAIsE-Chestnut mare colt, age II months. sired by MT. Grayss Perche- ron stallion, weight 1900 lbs; reason for selling have sold out my business and going to the mountains for the summer. Call at Dr. Lewis Stable, op- posite Postoffice, Main St. may24d
Norwich bulletin., 1916-05-24

WE BUY and sell furniture of all kinds; also make the famous roll feather mattress from your old bed and pillows. s. Zelinger, Breed Bldg, 4-6 Main St.. Norwich. Tel. 102z-5.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-05-24

WANTED-Second hand furniture; highest price paid. A. Bruckner 50 Franklin St. Tel 7l7-3. may24d
Norwich bulletin., 1916-05-24

FOR SALE@Stone drags. George A Kahn. Yantic, Conn. Phone Lebanon may24MWF
Washington Journal., 1916-08-25

ni4ts mas DsrFnIsn, bsrt5sHsn
EOnnte.
.aiiu, Du fi6IF Did ui9t pObI,
Du biit 10 bIaB."
Cine giitiee Stimme.
,M9, Sonts 5ruos, es sebt pors
Sci, ib tonnte gol ni9t f9lofen."
~Murbe Dir Der Gbi9isO 10
f9perS"
.Tur9tbar Iaper."
-A6er Rinb. IpuIt monteIt Du ims
mer, rtere, on6tre Ginoriids!"
.RoguIo mar 10 punDerpoa."
Run, mir tsnnsn Spalato nod
nidt. Dent nur: i'm alien OiotIs.
~tionspoIoit cine oouss Staot, ii6er.,
Observation-Disclosures ole Die
SGuIsr. un6 erIi Salona! Die Nuss
grabunsenl RtnD, Is lit 6errli9.
Subtitle Rogufn uno bic Miioiateit
al u1t Ereue DID,"
Die alte tlelns Dame TtrobIte.
rgs pirb tsius 9lumen in Gpas
lato gebsn", iagte 2iIa trouris.
Rein, bas ni4t, MIR rpsnise, ubsr
4Iter.hmer, uIO mas fir 4ltsrtii.
mer!'
sd psiB nidt, Sont9en, o6sr
MIDI 5iebt es ni@t mebr 10 redt su
alien @smGuer; i9 mO9te in elmer
@iele Iiesen pOIsr 8lumen unO trGu.
men unD I9loFen."
.uebsrmiiOung, 2ieIsI. ni9ts pit
uebermiiouns. 9ege Did BIN. Idliss
&c Die Nusen. Die 2anOI4aft bisr
trGslt Du i9on ale bic WO9en nit
9ir serum, Du DeriGumt ni9ts.
S9Iafe nur, ihIafe re9t felt, i9
mede Did, penn es ettpas S9Dnes
ou isbsn gibt"
SUITE Sante 3rubs"." 2ifa beusts
T9 biniber. ersriff Die Iisbe aIte
0anD unD tiBte lie.
Oa fiel ibr sin. ooB bieis 2ippen
SuleBt, in tpeltDerseilenem S9auern,
an onberen 2ippen sebonsen bot'
ten.
S9nsn, ianft unO pie beI4Gmt
lieB lie bic CUTE oIte 9ono los.
No9 pielen itilen Stunosn I9im'
merten Die 2i9ter BON SpuIatO. bic
lange Rette an 9afen. bic rotten unD
griinsn S9iffsougen un0 ole bic
uielen Ipielenber, flimmernOen, 3its
telnDe, 2i9ter Der Staot.
Oas mar nun elm neues Bib, Elm
frsmbes Bib nod benz sIiibenOen
9asula.
Washington Journal., 1916-08-25
Siebentes RdptteI.

sSn Der groBen Sale beg grceIIior
9otels gu Srieit iparen pieIe @dite
unb paKanten gum 6iinfubr=See Der.
Iammelt. Der Bid bur9 bic breiten
TsnFsr gum Meers bin, Die oistrete
MuIit, ole Ribie bes peiten 9aumes,
bas lautlofe Serbieren Der lei4ten
@rfrif9unsen, pas fdhfte Qusruben
in ben tisfen Se1eln. bos ales
tpirtts 10 b~erabisenb, 10 friebrOll nod
Der slibenben 9ibe % orauBen, benz
MnIturm leu9tenoer 5arben, l9reiens
Der 9dnbler, lpieIenber Rinber.
SrGulein ban De San6t unb Qiia
5aBen i9peigenp beilammen.
2ifa trug elm mattgriines, leidtes
Seiosntleio, beffen pei9e Talten unb
selbIi9e GpiBen nit einem aolos
brounen Samt9iirtel 3uiammensebaIs
ten nurben.
Sic iab pornebm aus. Elm penig
bleider unb i9lanter als ionit.
GrGulein ban be Sanot betra9tete
fie: ss fiel ibr auf. INN pieDiel &c.
reiiter unb ernfter 2iia ausiab.
Mls 2ifa INNER nod trdumenb IN
in ibrem SeiIeI iebnte, tnipfte Grdu.
lein ban De Sanbt an bas @efprd4
bonn Mittag an.
.Mlfo, 0u piat mid nirtlid
alein na9 Miin9sn reiien lafen unb
&oiemarie Brandt in @eneois tref,
feng"
.Sa, liebe Sants," faste 2iIa aS.
gerno unb bei4eiben, uno ibrs 4ugen
tsbrtsn lanefam aur @irtlidteit 5u'
rid. i'd babe ss Rciemnrie Dor un'
isrsr Nbrsife felt ueripro9en. 81
tut mir fur9tbar leio, i'd bin un'
oantbar. baB iG lid i'm Std laisu
min. i4 psiB e. aber -"
Washington Journal., 1916-08-25
BlauR Anrta.
giomuu bon CLARA aobfu.
g. 5~Orifcbuns.)

Wenn Die Some IHien, ipenn ibn
fror unb goIoeb bsim Sommeln fps'
MA @elb brd4te, odnn iproh CT
nidt uno Iohte niHt, bdun lisB sr
bic onDern I1paBen uno forrts por
fi& bin, unfrob, perOroheT. Sobolb
obsr Die Come feline @lieoer pGrm'
te. tpsnn er bliibenos 8Gume fab,
funieInoe Weuen, Oonn fiiblts sr Iid
ipieber Iei9t unb trGumte an bensn
Mittoa unb gsigte in filler SsIig,
feit unb 1sltTomer, ibm feIbft unper.
itGnbli9er Grgriffenbeit in bic ipor'
men blouen Mbenbe binous.
Mber isBt! @s mar, aIs Bate i'm
elm Tieber eepadt. Se6e Gtunbe, sic
perronn, ,i9niirte ibm Oos Ssrs fes
iter suTanmen. gr Iiebte oieie bIon.
Be 3iIo, Die 10 etpos Suites, Warmes
bate, tpie Die Mutter grbs unD tpis
bic golbene Sonne, er Itebte lie rns
fenb, peropeifIungspon. limb lie oins
fort, irgenbpObin nod 9eutf9Iono,
er foIte fie ni9t in feinen Nrmen
balten. folte Tis DerIieren fir INNER.
4nbrds biB bic 3Gbne suTommsn.
feline Sdnoe pertrdmpften ii6. Rein,
er tonnte es ni9t. Seine 2iebe muBts
ite beSptngen. feftbaIten, unb pGre es
rur fur cine tur5e 3eit.
Washington Journal., 1916-08-25
Sinftea Ropitsl.

Nm anbsrn Iase itonD Anoras
Smrs auf ben. Wtolo, Den Riden
gum Meere gsmanot. un6epegli9
itanD cr pa, ben 9ut in Der 9anb.
rSie6l CT niht aus pie elm juns
ger 8~ronoegott2" iagte Das alte
JrGuiein pan Dc SanDt.
2tia lebnte I;A netel lie auf oas
6reits Geldnber oes o6eren Oeds.
llnien purpen @epdditiide aufseses
ben uno Glitter perlaoen. IS siug
laut uno lutis gu.
.Sa. praatOOl iie6t er aus
IRA, Du m0dtelt i6m bod an
liebitsn 5uptn.en. Deinem 3iseunsr;
Du 1ait Jpn iibrigens is6r rsrnaa,
Idiiist'
SSeoes Murt l9merote 2iia.
n@r lit gar tein 3iseuner, Sant>
den. iaste lie, nieln Water par Elm
rumdnii4er Dffi5!er. Der Die laOne
Muttsr Des Primns, cine .3iseunss
rim, ouf benz 0ut Ieines J%reurpes,
zines unsaril9sn Masnaten, sennsn
lernte. Sd bolte es seItern 5ufdl>
fig I'm &affeebaas. Man Iprah an
HebentiI9 oupcn, ais er porbets
gtng."
@r tatte es tbr Ielb5t eraIDlt.
Slid fiblte Dus 8spirfnts, irgeno
etmas Suites, Greunoli4es Don
4noras Smre 5u iagen. Sic lab
Iein i9mules, sslpanntes @eii4t, unO
fir Der. Mussnflid periant lire &eue,
;br eisener S4mer5, lie fiiblte feline
anbet:aDe, raienbe 3drtli@teit, lie
puBt.., pel9s Nualsn Jpn ieBt Our4>
piblten, lie tOante ouf I4sr5enDe
Worts ni9t ~einseben.
~Menn es nabr lit -I iaste
Grdulein ban De @anOt apeitelnD.
rSa, Sante Gertrub. i9 tpeib %
bon inn leIbit", bate 2ila germ gss
iast. .es TT li4er patr". erpipsrts
lie. runD Ou meinteit bod iofOrt, als
Du i'm ia6et. er tJnnte tein 3igsus
ner Isin."
.Jrelid! = 2lter folanse er nit
BEN 3igeunern ulnbersiebt. 1T er eben
Der 3iseunerprimas."
.@spiB, i4aDs INN i'm. iaste
Clio. lno mad e:ner pauie: sou
ih Di, ben 2ieseftubl fertis MAIDEN.
1antdeng"
ga ainb, rriiben, auf Der an,
bern gsite. Wir ta6reR slei4 ab uao
Washington Journal., 1916-08-25
Nhtes RobiteL.


Dos dlte JrGulein ban De Ganbt
IaB sans perit0rt am Geniter ibrer
Wiin4ener Peniton.
Sic Ios 2iIas Brief aus Sriet
unD las Jpn tpieber. Sbre GGnoe
5itterten, ibre 3dbns I9lussn ou!,
chamber. elm GrOiteIn iiberIi,f lis.
r0as 1T ia ni4t m0slid. bas 1T
ni4t m6sIi4," murmeIte iis.
4ber bo ftano e ia gang liar in
2iias GROCER 9nnoi9rift.
~Raum mage i6 Did on3ureoen,
9u @ute; i9 muB Sud alien Elm
groBes 2eio ontun: i9 tunn nibt
pieoer na9 9auie auriidtebren.
5ori4t ni4t nod mir. frast nt9t,
Sbr tperbet mid niemaIs tinotn.
SD bin ni9t nab Nenebig sefab.
rem. 8ranbts iinb gar nidt in
8enebig, i4 bin tpeit fort. ire1n
Du bieien Brief erbGltIt. Grlaube
es mir nur, meme Iiebe Sante
Sruoe. baB i9 Dir i'm Geiite mods
malls Define guten. treuen 9Gnoe
tufe, Die INNER nur saben ur6
gaben. oaB i9 MIDI no9mals ~
Define Ausen p%eriente, aus benen
mir nur reinite Site entsegen.
Ieu9tete. Sd bate Did uiemaIs
Derlahen, Denn i'd ni9t Sud ale
un6 meine 9eimat berloHen mubte.
Define 2ifa.
On bic gltern babe i9 &c.
f9riebsn.
8iele. picle @riBe!~
Sante Srube tegte ben Ropf auf
oas JenIterbrett uno tpeinte.
Washington Journal., 1916-08-25

llno unten an Der @oria, ouF etm
Dege na4 2uiin SrunOe i4r,tt be
I90ne, blonde 2ifo ban be Sanot.
Sn al ibr bitteres 2eio miidts
Ii9 elm SefibI ibrer iunsen &raft,
unb bas 8eipuBtiein, mitten in einem
groBen. itarten Grleben gu ltsben.
8ispsilen fHien es 2iio, als fpieIe
Ii9 al oas ouf elmer 8ibre ab uno
Die Spanning puds in ibr, mas Der
nG4fte Sag brinsen tpiiroe.
Sic fam ii9 DOR, pie elm Menf9,
Der cine Role burdoufiibren bntte,
uno Der balb in oos altGsli9e 2eben
juriidfebren ipiirbe.
unb op9 trdumte iis nidt, ieoe
ibrer Stunben iuar ouseefiiut, iecsr
,S4ritt tbar tlar iiberlest.
Sieie SnieI 2uFin. ons mat Der
rehte plaB fur lie. Sic mar bin
unb bergepanoert, I'M cine ltile,
ii4ere untertunft au finben: 2uFius
picoIc. Gisale, unb nun 2ufiM'
sranoe.
GortIebuns fcIst.)
Washington Journal., 1916-08-25

6s:ssus unS bos unru6iss gOssIss'
jirpe.
Der @uIOre5 li9tsts T6 olmdb,
LID.
Da Itlnb Der iunss anbrns Smrs
unO erpnrtsts fie. 2einen S9ritt
sins sr ibr entsessn; sr tpcqts bic
SiiBistsit austOfsn. Oab lie gu ihm
tam.
Sd0ns, itOI5, 2ifo, trei6t Did
niHt3 3uriid aus pisier bsriidenoen
GinTamtsit, aus Dsr RG6s oieiss
6eiBbIiitigen Sonnsntinoes2
Nsin, Der Na9tponDlsr tsnnt
feline @sfa6r. unO bi: I9lidts Mabr'
baftisisit bieies sraDlinissn osut,
i4en MdS9ens rOlts ieiue gsriteI'
lung.
Mls Smre ibr beioe Sdnoe entse,
ssntrsdte, Ieste lie bic ibrsn 6inein,
unO feline eriten WOrte l9isnen ibr 10
natiirIi9, oIs bate er gor ni4ts ans
oeres inger tonI1en.
Neben al letnem Slid I9oB ibm
aneeIi6ts ibrer iungen 9errIi9teit
pl0slid Elm bOier 9eOaute our9 ben
Ropf.
s2iIo", fnste sr beT9pDrenb, lid
BIN Der einaise, iugen sic es mir.
i9 bin Der erite, Der etn3i9e Wann,
Dem sic elm wsnts gut iinD, nit Dem
Sic anein ouiommsn tamen2"
yGssne Dur93itternDs An9It fi6Ite
Re nidt, i6re refine @inFa96eit b0rts
nur, pab er DON i6r bic 8eItGtieuns
BON etpas SeIbitperf6nOIi9em bOs
rem tpunte.
\. ~Sa. Anbras Smre, i'd babe ME
einen Dtann Iieb sebabt, pie loute
i4 cenn nit einem Mdnn alein,
unO auf 8erotreDung fin, suioms
msnfein9"
gr preBte i6re 9dnbe uno fab ibr
tief III bic Mugen.
rSis s0ttliass, IuBss @ei40pf!"
Die 9eftigteit ieiner 2iebe erl8it'
terte iie. Sn einem abnunsslolen
adrtIiaen Sriebt Isbnts lie li9 on
leine G9uIter.
ST ruFfte li4 eilern 3uicmmen,
umfaBte 2ifa rar fanft.
50 ginsen iis peitsr.
r9ifa, BARI i'd sic beute 10 nen'
nen2"
sic nidte.
rSila", Smre blieb pieoer Ite6en
uno CAB oas i45ne Wdb4en fret. err
i9ittert bon benz reiBenOen Deb uub
Slid feines 9sraens, lid Iiebe Sic
uniinnig. DerapeifeIt, nit allen, mas
in mir it'll"
3tttsfnD prebte er bic Morte ber<
DOR. Sein Geli9t tpar bIei9. ges
lpannt, poa 2eiosni9aft.
@enise 6anse !Serai9Idse lang
ltonD 2iia pte geldbmt Dor iAm.
Sic ia6 Nnpras Smre unO inh
i'm mi4t, iie slblte Die WirtIiAtsit
oieIer IeiIe raus9enben 8Gume, bie<
fer acknowledgements Mprtbsns
itrdu9sr UNI lie FER. unb fi6Ite lie
ni9t = Dann 6ieIten feline @rme
lie feIt umIaIuneen. feline 9ano bog
ibren Gopi 3urid unD i'm 5aumel
Oieies erlten psr3e9renOen Rufes
fiblte Iie nur, ME ein Hauid our4
tie Dabinflutete, Der ales nieoer>
brah. -
Mlit Dem 8epuBtiein. oaB Elm un>
sertrennli9ss 2isbesbanb i6re 9er5en
Oerbinoe, trennte ii4 bas paar.
Washington Journal., 1916-08-25
g d ties RopiteI.

Gs nor brennenb beib in SpaIuto.
ober Trduletn BON De Sanbt ba9te
ni9t an bic Nbreife.
Sn Galono bate man nit nelen
@usgrubunsen begOnnen, uno bic
dlte Dame fubr tGgIi9 nit ibrer
Ni4te binaus; ite mar gano BON Dem
8erlangen erfillt, 3eusin zines gIiid.
Ii4en Gunbes gu iein.
Sn ibrem gifer bemertte tie es
ni9t, bob Bias Hare 0siterteit &c,
I ni9t, 0aB 2ifas Hare Seiterteit g.s
triibt mar. sic faB auf ibrem
&lappitubl neben ser 4usgrabungs=
lteGe. 2tia lag abieits auf elmer gro>
Ben, fiiblen, nit Snf9riften bebedten
Ylatte; ben &opf in Die Sanb seltiiBt
iab tie in bic aitternbe !SiBe binsin.
I'm ite berum bliibte unb Ouftete
IS, mad Spalato Fin Oebnte fi9 cine
peite. pelige @bene; i'm &iideM BON
Salona itiesen prd9tise 8er9e ems
por: griinblau, anb mo oas @eftein
outage trat, %roitrot, ba5pii4en lebms
gelbe 3iige, tpie breite Moern. Sn
Der Ndbe peioeten 3iegenberben, unb
apei tleine braune Burden lagen i'm
@ras uno piirFelten. Sbre be0en
Stimmen uno bas S9dufeln unb
S9irfen tlansen ieltiom fern in ser
9roBen fommerli9en Stiae.
2ifa Deriu4te ii4 elm Bib bon
Der rei9en, leb6aften Raiieritaot 81
MAIDEN, beren lleberreite lie umsabsn.
@s cling ni9t.
Cine berSbetlemmenbe Sur9t err
itidte ale anoeren @ebanten.
@s mar ia midi mDglt4, lie, 2iia
ban be Sanot, sic So9ter oes Re=
qisrungsprGIibenten ban De San0t,
tonnte ni@t bas slei4e Cos t~reffen,
ipie irgeno elm armss Mdb9en, beren
G9anbe zines Sases offerbar purbe.
Gs ipar elm Wabniinn, nur oaran gu
0enfen.
@as fosts 4; elm slsi4es 2Os9
Sos?
Iein, elm nett f9pereres, sruuen-
bofteres Sos!
gber bas mar ia alles Mabniinn.
Die sSolge r%erD5fer lleberreisuns.
Seoer Sag fonnte, muBte ibr grlO>
flung brinsen, nur etpas Schulz,
Rube.
climb tpenn bic GrISiuns nun nidi
tamg Oas Mesr, oas Meer, bas
ipar ser einaige Muspes.
9inausi9pimmen in bic bIaus
Mbria, ni9t pieberte6ren = -.
Simmer bic sIei@en @ebonten, Sae
un6 Na@t, INNER BOB bszapeifeIts
Mntlammern an cine 9cffnung, i'm.
mer nur bieier IeBte iammerpoIls
Mustpeg.
2i1a fprang auf uno sins ben
bod selegensn, i4malen Meg ent.
lang, Der 5pil@en Den &uinen bin.
bur9 5utr 2unbitroBe fiibrts.
Oa binten unte1 ben Maulbeer.
baumen ipieltsn Rinber. fe iponts
ibnsn 3ufebsn, fi4 aeritreuen, 8lumer
pfliden, irsenb etwas, nur nidt Ian.
ger bier liesen uno fiblen, pie oit
@erspsiflung iis ertpiirste.
9lls is apii@en Der perfrntsner
@elt sin9eri4ritt, fiel ibre glnsi
lansiam in iid aufummen.
Mas fir elm tleines. unpidtises
2ebepeisn bin i4 cod, badte 2ifa
! SD fibls meme Gage uBo Nddte mi