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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-06-13

Extension Window Screens
- perfect adjustment; wire
cloth securely fastened to
frame; covered with mould
ing; material is best hard
wood obtainab.e, finished in
oil, both sides alike. Prices,
21c, 25c, 29c, 35c, 39c,
49c and J9c.
Sherwood Adjustable All
Metal Screens = fits any
window. The mesh is locked
in the metal frame. Prices,
800, 800, 400, 59c and
69c.
BOWMAN'S-Basem
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-06-13
LOCAL THEsTERS

The PaXtang Park Theater bill this
week includes the Gallerini Four, who
call themselves the mas
The Bill ter monarchs of music 4"
ut PaxtanE Theirs is an instrument
tai offering calling in
guitars, accordeons and violins.
Frank Gabby, a ventriloquist has an
act little beyond the ordinary. His
line of jokes and dialogue is original
and decidedly humorous. The Youngers.
an European acrobatic team, presented
ed for considerable applause from the
park audience. Evelyn c. May and COM
pany have an interesting comedy
sketch. while Gordon and Pasty created
a lot of fun for their audience with a
nifty singing and dancing skit
a fireworks display win be offered as
a special attraction at the park on Fri
day evening.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-06-13
aTENIPTATJONp

Temptation a fantasy with music.
is at the Majestic Theater the first half
of this week. Several musical num-
bers, as we'll as some dancing, is in
this act are four other acts, including
Hugh Blaney, a portly gentleman with
a pleasing personality, who puts over
a singing act that is solid hit; Beau
mont and Arnold, young couple in an
original comedy sketch called The
DoCtorine:" O'Neill and Sexton, two men
in blackface Offering an entertaining
singing and dancing act and Bob and
Tip, man, woman and a very clever dog,
in a comedy acrobatic act.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-06-13
Basement Offerings In
Seasonable Dry Goods

Awning Stripes in all the popu-
lar colors-blue, brown, green
and tan; yard lie, 23c and CSC
Baby E7anncls in plain colors
of blue and pink; 27 inches
wide; cut from full pieces; yd., SC
Utica Sheets - slightly mill
soiled; will come out first wash
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-06-13

ing; 90X99. Price. ...... S1.O5
Unbleached Sheeting-40 inches
wide; extra fine weave: free from
spots; yard &c
Bed Ticking in fancy stripes;
81 inches wide; suitable for drop
curtains: yard .... 15c
BOWMAN'S-Basem
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-06-13

Three Panel Plain Doors -
walnut stained; covered with
black wire cloth; mitered
moulding; standard sizes.
Complete with hinges, door
pull, hook and screws, 9Sc.
M dium Fancy Pine
Screen Doors - finished in
natural wood with two coats
of varnish, covered with black
wire cloth; standard sizes
Complete with hinges, door
pull, hook and screws $1.19.
Standard Fancy Pine
Screen Doors - com p etc
with hinges, door pull, hook
and screws, 81. 80.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-06-13


John Allen, one of the elder chill
dren in the Harrisburg Telegraph
family. Mr.. Allen comes from Ire
land, of sturdy Covenanter stock
which went from Scotland with Crom-
well and he had TO drive seven miles
to church every Sunday, rain or shine.
lie still has the good habit and is one
of the regular members of Pine Street
Presbyterian Church, a prize winner
fer attendance at the Mrs. ]. 7. Boyd
Bible glass and never misses a Sunday.
Mr.. Aliens father was ruling elder in
the old church at Corboy. County
LongfdTd, Ireland. and built the
SCHOOL, which Mr.. Allen attended. The
familylis one of the oldest in that part
OF the country and respected by
everyone. Mr.. Allen was one of
twelve children. six boys and six
girls; An born on the old farm which
his. efGeet brother still tills along with
others heA has accumulated. The
other 4embers of the family are in
Aust Ireland and North Dakota.
Mr. feels like a man of forty be-
eau es to bed early and gets up
eat miles every day and takes
To, md milk diet.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-06-13
FIRE AT LIME KILNS

Annville, Pa, June 13. Fire on
Sunday night destroyed the sheds over
the lime kilns of the Annville Lime
Company, near the Bachman farm
south of town. The Rescue Fire Com
pany. with a truck. prevented a spread
of the fire to the warehouses.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-06-13

36-inch Sport Sripe Shan
tung Pongees, yard $3.50.
72-inch Sport Stripe Jersey
Silks, yard, $4.75.
56-inch Sport Jersey Silk,
plain shades, yard, $500.
24-inch Sport Stripe Shan
tung Pongee Silk, yard, 500.
27-inch Sport Stripe Rajah
Silks, yard, S1.29.
27-inch plain Sport Rough
Pongees, light and dark shades,
yard, $1.OO.
26-inch Sport Stripe Pongee
Silks, yard, ST 90.
72-inch plain shade Jersey
Silks, yard, $4.25.
40-inch Sport Stripes, in silk
and wool poplins, yard, ST 80.
34-inch Sport Stripe Silver
bloom, yard, 500.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-06-13
DEMONSTRATIONS IN ATHENs

Athens, June IL. The Offices of
the newspapers which have supported
former Premier Venizelos were made
the objects of hostile demonstration
to-day. The demonstrators were COM
posed mainly of those who had been
spectators earlier at a horse show in
the Stadium which was attended by
Kins Constantine and the royal fam
ily
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-06-13
NHLLER-FARNSLER

pretty wedding took place at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Farnsler
on Saturday evening when their
daughter, Miss Sadie j. Farnsler, and
Charles n. Miller were married by
the Rev. DR.. T. r. Schmauk, of Leb-
anon. They will be at home" to
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-06-13

DR.. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets are the
oricinallittle LiverP Pills. first putupnearly
50 years ago. They regulate and invigor-
ate stomach, liver and bowels. Much
initiated but never equaled. Sugar
coated and easy 10 take as candy.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-06-13

What Miss Co1 knouOs about Ladies' Home
Journal Patterns tUould fill book as large as the
Summer Fashion Book. She's here on a special
mission to ne,Uly acquaint Harrisburg Setvers rUith
these nreritabIe patterns. Consult her!
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-06-13
The Family of One Fly
May Be a Million

Suppose that fly begins raising his family your home
Swat him with Bowman Fly Swatter-Free.-Base-
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-06-13
Tomorrow Is Flag Day

day solemnly allegiance the and
stripes.
good time to begin hanging Old Glory from the top
window
Flags from small cotton flag nickel, the
large, wool bunting, lift. long, at So IS.
BOWMANS-Fourth Floor.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-06-13
Atlanta. Ga.

Among the out-of-town guests are
Miss Ruth Farrar, of Boston; Miss
Marcia Livermore and Miss Agnes
Reid. of New York; Mr.. and Mrs. ]. T.
Twyman, of Charlottesville, Va. Miss
Edith Miller, Philadelphia; Nine. Sofie
Tarumianz, of Tifiis, Russia; Mr.. and
Mrs. j. 7. Daib, of Salisbury, and ].
M. Fair, of Parkton Md
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-06-13
'AMOS6M0lrS
THEATRICAL DIRECTORY

MAJESTIC = Vaudeville and Motion
Pictures.
MISUNDERSTANDING
COLONIAL-"A Child of the Paris
Streets"
REGENTS-"The Love Mask"
VICTORIA-"A FOOLS Paradise"
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-06-13
their friends after June 1 at 48 Balm
WED AT ELKTON

Miss Mae E. Bless, of La Junta,
Colorado. and George w. Spots, of
Harrisburg, were married at Elkton,
Md. by the Rev. William Schouler,
of Trinity Episcopal Church, June 70.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-06-13
Out Door Comforts

Here is department full of those things that
make outdoor home life most lvable.
New shipments of lawn benches and swings ado
greatly to collection.
31a it. Lawn Benches .............. 9Sc and S1.25
4 IT, Lawn BENCHES TI.OO and SS.OO
, IT, Lawn benches OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 81 .JS
4-passenger Lawn Swings ......... So 80 and $6.9S
Hammock Chairs ............... ST 20 and ST SO
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-06-13
ANNOUNCE ENGACENTENT

Mr.. and Mrs. Philip B. Broude. of
SIC State street, this city, announce
the engagement of their daughter,
Miss Rae B.Broude to Harry Weiner,
of Philadelphia.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-06-13
An Extra Stripe Or Two

In this season of sports apparel too many stripes
are not possibility.
Sports Silks here show diversity of stripes that
will please the most exacting taste.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-06-13
"BREVET

Taylor D. Boggs has fahered game which, by his clever
imaginative handling, has combined of the best the
that have been the and of thousands
This having the mechanical training the keen appreciation
of pleasure and the ability play games WE'LL has
ceved game that easily accommodates itself limited
yards and bids fair make these yards with
laughter the town of century ago. This
wonderful game is called "BREVET"
Consists of net four mallets four balls hazards
hold ring net supports and end ground
Net 10 inches by 20 feet of No u mesh tennis STYLE
hung top and bottom to cord and reinforced ends
Wooden parts of selected white maple Metal parts gal
vanlzed and rustpoo Ball and malets striped Dec
tons for playing. Price, S15 ID.
S-ball Croquet Sets ST. 20 to $3.50.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-06-13
Screen Your Home
Against Deadly Giants

of disease and danger.
Keep the fly and mosquito OUT Prepare with
Our help
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-06-13
Attractive Prices On
Pretty Wall Papers

r roll dainty floral stripes and alover effects; large
of papers suitable for bedrooms dnnorooms
and lvngrooms. Sold with match borders.
81 roll; handsome satin papers in the and wide
w very latest shades with borders to match
BOWMAN'S-Fourth
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-06-13

An old. old story is told in to-day's
motion pictures attractions, "A FOOLS
Paradise" at the
"a Fools Paradise" Victoria Theater.
Victoria Today in which Chrys-
tine Mayo is
starred. 1t is the story of an old man
falling in love and marrying an adven-
turess and the casting aside OF his
own daughter TO please the vampire.
For tomorrow we offer another install
ment of Mysteries of Myra,' featur-
ing Howard Estabrook and Gene South
ern; also another interesting part of
The Girl and the Game" featuring
Helen Holmes. The photoplay sensa-
tion of the year., Gods Country and
Thursday and Friday only.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-06-13

s. Rankin Drew has begun work on
a new Vttagraph photoplay picturized
from popular serial by Robert W.
Chambers. 1t is to be a Blue Ribbon
feature in which Anita Stewart and Mr..
Drew will be seen in the principal
characterizations.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-06-13

"A Child of the Paris Streets" the
new Triangle fve-reel feature. which
is appearing at the
COlOnial's Colonial for the last
New Feature times to-day, deals
with the abduction of
the daughter of a Paris Judge by band
of "apaches.' the name commonly used
for bands of thieves and cut-throats so
strong as to defy even the police. The
girl grows to womanhood among the
bandits, as the cleverest of pickpockets,
but in the end is saved by her old
nurse, who recognizes her after many
years. Mae Marsh and Tully Marshall,
two of the best-known stars in the Fine
Arts studio, appear in the leading
roles. Fred Mace, the funniest of Key
stone comedians, will be on the same
bill in a new two-reel keystone comedy,
called "Bathtub Perils." Bertha Kalich
will be shown at the Colonial Wednes-
dav and Thursday in a new William
Fox feature. entitled "Slander."
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-06-13
On Circus Day.

This store will be central agents for the sale of
tickets to Ringing Bros circus. Full selection
of seats; prices same as at grounds
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-06-13
PLAYS AND PLAYERS

son in a new play by Sir James NJ.
Barrie, entitled "A Kiss For Cinder-
ella. Her engagement will begin at
the Empire Theater. New York City,
shortly before Christmas.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-06-13
ColOnial's
New Featur,

"The Love Mask" a thrilling drama
OF the early days of California, featur-
ing Cleo Ridgley
THE Love Mask" and Wallace Reid,
Today Mt will be shown at
the Regent the Regent for the
last times to-day.
Molly Make Believe" to be shown at
the Regent tomorrow and Thursday.
features Marguerite Clark in the role of
delightful little Molly, one of the most
lovable little characters in all fiction.
Inasmuch as the original story was
woven entirely around a series of let
ters. it may be well to explain that the
film adapters, thonugh still retaining
duced the comic and dramatic events in
the life of Molly.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-28
al. GOrtlssunal

.Gd8 pQs, Suniculi, 5uniculo, bic
nG0reIeir lang iie belltih, lpenn
audi nit frsmbldnoiIhem 9lusorud.
Sd muBtc ipihen, iper 0a fang, 10 Elm
licbss, tleines Gtimmden mar bus.
Tlint tletttrtc ib an Der Wiuuer btns
ouf, gBn i6 nun eliidlicb oben anges
longt ipar. lebe idb Dibt unter mir Gin
rei3enbes &inb nein, cine See, cine
Glfe, ldfIig pie SoItFielo an ben
Stdntm elmer 3npreiIe Sslebnt, uno
linet iib mas, Q(ls iie mid nuf Der
Wlouer fssn iie9i, latbt Iie bell ouF.
Ycin, nun itill SeBt ipill th lie crit
beTHreibcn: Ic5r T9ldnt, ritbt qrpB,
nicbt Helm, Elm lHmales, 9on3 iueiBeS
GeFdt, buntle 0aare, arobs Qliieer
unb mertipiiroig rots 2ippen. @S
mar ipis sin Eroum; ba iibe i'd, 5rib
%iirnIieiit, duf per @ortenmauer zines
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT @aIoFes, nn0 inter
mir ftebt ria GIFIein unb laht mid
an. aamt MIDI on, 10 blutiibersoReH,
10 bilflos sunD 70 Derle9erb unD itredt
babei i6r fleines DGnb1en nah mir
aus Da fpring itb ob, eefuBt, ibr gu
6iiBen 81 fnlisr, unb lonoe fem DOT
oein @lIenttn0.
nDa Iieht man nal pieber, iptl1
liuger M}onu mrin Batter tpor,@ nidte
MQaIhen befrie6igt. Der Iogte INNER;
0@ei2iebeSbdnbeln bat bos I9iihterns
tie 1tdnben mebr wlut ols ber topfers
iie Girenabier1
vQlber fis bottle gar tcinen Wlnt, iie
5itterte ipis ein 8OeeIben i'm 2dfte.@
ngic iinb bp6 Gjraf @iirniieiu,nicbt
ipabr2" fagte Tie gan3 leiic.
vGic teHnen mih2"
.syo, bas beiBt, ih femme bdupsid1s
lid bic Romteiie, bic 10 berrIih quit
1RitisrnaBfsmehe in Der Srinito be
Wloutt gelu1gsn botl Mein @roBpatsr
nno i'd ipareH bort un6 ipdren 10 be-
gsiItertl~
rDa brauhc i9 MIDI allo nitt mebr
por3uItellen Sd muB mid obtr ents
itbuIoieen, bar bie o9orelei" mid 70
siibn aonte." (E
80 nabm iBre loin3ig tleinen 6dn0s
aRsn uuo Sog liz AaA Der ilberosdten
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-28

gunsen iiber bic Jomilie cin, unb Ious
ten Iic 9iinIftg. 70 beTu9e i9 oein
prin5eB4cn unter ireenoenem Dor
iponb. g}i6ts lei1tcr ols bos, ou tie
ia Elm 5finO aus Der Srinita DC Dipnti
lit. Souptio1t Icbcint mir bic @robs=
rung oeS @roboaiers. 6ot iie pos
iiber i'm geiogt9"
nSo, CT iei lonepeilig, Drumming,
meni6enfeinblid."
nSebr gutl 9lber ieBf lpolIen mir
enOlib unfern See trinfsn."
3bcreie melbete ben Mlonionore
@illeiri. 2iIa ging ibm FrD6lim cufs
Gegen unO Nlolben Io9te lciIe 3u
5rib o3u bit boc9 Gin GliidStino, Der
N6bdte tennt orn8 Ront, unD iGnr t0nz
nen mir unIer @ertrahtn i9enien."
&oum loB mon beim Zee, ais 9iIc
oos Qlbenieuer 6aartlein beriHtetc.
iSrib batte lic5 crbobsn unb bur4moB
oufderegt oaS 3immer. Mos piirDe er
gu boren 6etommen9
UlOniignore 8illetri fdnnie bic sSos
mile iebr gut. QtGes itimmte, lpie
Brin3eB9cn Is er3G6lt 6otte. Sin
y@ber4 botte bic Sdc6e trpBoem; ;Nlpns
ii9nDre @illetri iponots Tic6 an 8riB,
oer'uns 6enIter eetreten mar.
nSOOisl i'd ipeiB, 1T bic tlsine glon=
talbo ibrem Better groBti berIpro=
1en."
5rib febte iih ne6en i'm. vgotiirs
lid, pds miiBie tommen."
,9lber rilbiq gut,@ bsi6pidtiote
2iia, aoo bic tleine griii3eB Sen
8rduiigam ni@i liebt, ,pirD Iie BON BEN
8crl0bnis 5urHdtreten."
n8os wiro prin3cB wloroberito
oiG beubii9ttgsn,~ neinte Der 9lbbots,
,ooD fiirdte i@, bob Der GroBpaier
Sdipierigteitet maht. @r iii Elm e6s
renipertgr Wonn un6 Elm biBden be-
hantiiG. @r iDirD toum qlaubcn, 6aB
wl1rg6erito o6er i6m bos Rec6t atiz
ite6t bas gegebcns Mort 5ariid5uneb=
men.
.llnb Der 9rdutIitbe Better pie
III ber2" W W
Sin rei5enoer Wenicb. i'm iibriqsn
Gin @elebrter, Der BON ielbIt po9l uidbt
auf bic Spec GetommsR mare, pieIes
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-28

prin5eiIin aber bod etfpos unrubig
unb bor6te nod Dem Sauie bin. Sd
reritonb, 6oB rs belier pGre, fir beute
bies ent5iidenOc Mdr9enbu& du Ihlies
Ben.
So ipeit mar bic Sobe ia gons
i90n nber rpenn i6r meme tleine
grin3eITin selsben bdttet, 70 piiBtet
ibr T6on, boB bic Sode nic6f 70 enben
fonnte. Dos fiiblte oub icb uno
meinte yMnrsbsrito, ib muB @ie
malen, un6 5nor in bieism tpeiBen
@leip uuo bieTem eroueu @bin4illos
jdd1en; i6 BIN ndmli6, miiHsn sic
pii1en, WIoler." Dos f9ien i6r 3t
geIo(len. r@eben sic mir Gin BFono,
bdB it6 Sie mnlen barf, 1ouit gsbe ib
ri9t fort ooer aber id nebme Sie
nit, benn i9 bin groB unb itort, uno
Sie itno IiiB unb tlein!" Sis aber Io9z
te gar ntdts, treu3te nur bic 5dnOe
ii6er Der 8ruit iino lab mid nit gro=
BEN 9liigen gona stgen an. llno oa II
unb bn unb oa - ia, oo 6ub' icb
ibren 3opf 5ipii6en meine SGnoe ges
npmmen unb lie getiibt getiibi%
gRo, Or 6oIt bu ia etipas S95nes
ongeridtst," msinte 2iIn tleinlout
nA9 mos, onesri9teil 2iIo, bu
muBt mir aus Der patIhe beIfcn."
.Su, aber mein Sunge, gloubIt bu
fenu bnB 70 etipos 2iebe iit2"
.Qber 0ifo, cu ionit 10 Slugel Dos
1T bic 2iebe ailf ben erIten 9lid SEPT
crif, nodDem ib meine fleine 9rin3eIs
I'm eeieben uno getiiBt unc tic mic9
ipieosr getiiBt bat jebt crit fam ic6
freisn 6srssnS berSirbtsn. ieBt erIt
gonne i'd rid Dem Diirniteinsr pol(
uno gang"
D2t9, ou lisber aerl. Sir 6ieS quito
Wort ile6e irb Dir jeBt aud bei, 10
ipabr itb 2ilo Diirnitein 6siBe!!"
nNos iolI nun 3lIert aeide9en2"
fragtc Wdlcben. nDenu i1 Bin bod
i'm 8unoc Der Dritte9@
o3ucrit gibf mir SyriB iein g9ort,
ii1 auf fiinf Rilometer i'm ltmtreis
niHt bem perwunIdensn GdloB az
nGbern; nein, Trib, onbers tu' i1 eS
ni1t, ods @eripreden muBt 0u mir
laon gebeH, @ann 5iebe id @rlunois
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-28

Sdulenbole, no Elm luItiges Solsfeuer
prafelts. @o mo9te Fe ibre @dnoe
frei uno i6ob mir einen Rp9rieHel
hin. @uf einem tleinen Slid Iionben
Syeigel unb 8rouben, bon Denen lie mir
onbpt. Sboleitb mir Dds 0er3 in ber
4eble fhlue, uobm i'd cine Seige, Inn
meine See 3iitrdulih 5li itodben Sic
ieBte iif gdn3 ilnbe neben mid un0 ers
5dblte mir nit leiTer, aIei9t6niqer
@timihe, Elm biBhen in Iid bineiu las
cben0, lie babe ii1 10 gelorgpeilt; ibr
@roBbater lei in @e1AGTtsn mad; gleoz
pei aereiit uiio babe, ipie gep06nli9,
ben S9liifel 5ur 8iblioi6et nifoes
nommsn, bic iie ME allein betreten
0iirfe iie ieIbit beliBe nur 2ernbu=
der. Der eir5iee Ronton. Der i9r oe-
tDre unb ben lie iiber aIles lie6e, lei
opaul ct @ir9inie", ben babe lie ober
fdon bunoertmol unO otter qelelen,
ilno lpenn iie i'm ieBt aufi@l1oe,
Hoppe iie i'm elei9 tpieOer 5il.
.26. bic hummen 9omane,4 Togte
i9, vRomone nuB man erleben, goul
lit iibrigens Elm febr biibl9er Same;
lpllten @te 9irginie beiBer, 10 tOnnten
mir uns ia einbilben, ipiT mGren oies
padr." Sbelein meiue Sienorind
bis iiber bic Sbren errDtete, Toetc re
bod piel frtier nnb ip9or elm bibcben
tDtett: SD belize Mdraberita.@ vllnb
ih belize 5rib," onttportets i1, ,uber
ouF ben ylomCn fomnt es bod nobl
nicbt an" Damn no1m ih BON ben
Trauben, bcnn i1 botfe bemertt, baB
lie piel FREEZER er3dbIte, IobalO i1 iie
nicbt onfob 60 erfiIbr i'd oenn no@
iinb rad oIIes, mas ih piiIen muBte.
Sbr @roBodter bate iie er3oqen, b. e..
glei1 nocb Dem T3pe Der @ltttn, bic
iie friib oerloren, IN bns Glpiter &c.
Srinito be Wlprti geIhidt, no Ie big
gum acbt5e6ntsn Snbr bIieb. S6r 9ds
ter iiumme aus elmer nlten 5lorentiner
fSamiIie, Elm 'principe Di Wlontnlbo;oer
@roBDattr 1T GsTierreir1er, Elm @rof
prdbti. @eit i6rer &iidtebr ous bem
Nloncr lebt iie in bieler einlnmen
0illa, iie9t tdEm einen Mcnlt6en, III
troB ibrer aht3ehn Sabre nod nibl BEL
Sofe poraeitellt e1Dhs nllcs tIoote Tie
mir, glIlmdlli4 purce bic tleine
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-28

bern0bnte Rinb su 6eiroten, a6er &C.
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9iirniieinern Iogor Sante amalie
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ofters ieinen 8eI6ilBer 6atten. 9luf
ben 2orb mar iein @erIoB, Epbolb 2iId
ni9t ntittom, unO SriB mar f1It ims
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gu nd5ern
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Morg6erito MontoIbo om Telber
2lbenD i6rer 8etonnfl9oft nit SriB
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fabren un6 6otte Die 8etonntI1oft nit
&omteHe ltrIulo Diirnlfein ouf bic
einfo4fe gBeiIe 6erbeigcfii6rt. Die
jiln9en Wldb1en bottsn groBes @efolz
len oueinanoer gefilnben, llnb bei Der
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Do4en gu itreg lieben Gomeu nad
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i6ien &omieKs llriulu glrm in 2lrm
nit ;1ter neuen 5reuuOin I'M Sprc6.
simmer. gtllts bsrlief in ben @ren3en
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itsin uuroe ber 4riu3elliu Dlora6erita
ben Ulontolbo Ooroe1e1t. Oils er obsr
nun 9sgon9eu lpor, oa 4alle Wlorg9es
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-28

0ie 9ron5cu werOcn i'm Glptie.
Sool 9nfitellmg iinOen, iuoiel6it Oie
N}eiiicritiidc ocS ocrItor6cncn @m.
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Gine6art Siiittlug, mtcrge6ro6t
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mar &inc6art elmer scr criten omc-
rifauiiden @ilO6oucr, scr intcrna-
tiouole glncrfcnnrng ocpann. MS
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uoer glns6ilOung cincS G66cr fillti-
Oirten @cidmodS fir Gllitiinu umtcr
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oicncn iuo iimgcn 2clitcu i'm Stll-
Otm Der 9ilO6olcrfltnit, oic 0icie
5n i6rcr @roiciiiou 8u MAIDEN wiiu-
idcn 6e9iililidb 5u iein". EoS &C.
ltaucnt pllrOc i'm So6rc 1878 abgc.
foBt ino Scrr &inebart ltar6 cinigc
Sabre ip0tcr.
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&ine6ort'idc ircmoIdnoii6c @iIo-
bauersStipenOiim 6eitritteu. 9hlgcn.
blidlid miro cs pon 9iicnonOcn in
9lulpru1 acnonlmcn. @corac Gon-
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Baltimore 5llriidfe6rtc, mo @moucl
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beiilOct marcn bic 5ulcbt 9e9iinitig-
tclE @S 0ibt obcr lett cincn Sine.
bart 6ellolpi6ip Stnocutcn III Rom
al oer onerifanii6eu 9lfoocmic.
NieS lit g. 6. @renier, cin iungcr
glmeritoner bcleii6er 9tbltommu9,
Don Dem 6 bciBt ooB cr ii9 ic6r
bcr0ort6llt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-28

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