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itattc bracb oeiteru Dloraen Der 5G
Sabre alte Gootenar6ber Setrp Sent
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Dem SoHic 9lr. 1872, 6rcoerid-9lpe.,
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imo Nanu nod ieiner Mobmng oe.
bradt Coroner Comes @l. ,Septon
iieatc cine llntcriuhlmo an llio iuno,
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crlegcn mar.
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4 NcgimcntS, nniB iid am Epuner-
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Cufopo
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C!gldral3--l 243 Sao.yIrOnnHaS.
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iinN o6er nicoria IN Den otlontilhcn
Stooten uno iauo gcitern Sroit io'
mcit liiolib pie Girsiuieu itott.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-03

DentIde, CeiterreihiidJc MnS lIuea.
tildc NrieasnHlei6cu.
100 WIarf unO l00GroReW nnIuGris
S9eO. g. Gicner & So,
2l7 CR-guItimOrs-Str.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-09

at the woman's feet as his tribute and his
trophy
He had. In the days Of long ago. fished in
The Adirondack wildernesses He had fished
for tarpon In the Gulf; he had cast the fly
along the brooks OF Maine and lured the
small-mouthed bass with floating bait on
many n lake and stream. lie had even
fished In n Rocky Mountain torrent. and
out on the far Columbia, when failure TO
succeed meant hunger
But this experience was unique. Never
had he fshed all alone In the world with a
loved woman who depended on his skill for
her food. her life, her everything
Forgotten now the wounded arm, the
crude and absurd lmplementsi forgotten
everything but Just that sole, indomltable
thought i've got TO win"
Came now a lull in the struggles OF the
monster. stern hauled in. Another rush.
met by a paying-out, gradual tautening
OF the line, a strong and steady pull.
He's tirlng." exulted Stern. BE ready
when / bring him elose"'
Again the fish broke cover; again Il
diyed. but now It's strength was lessening
fast,
Allan hauled In.
Now. far down in the clear depths, they
could both see the dartlng, niokering shift
OF white and green.
up he comes now Give IT to him
hard l'
As stern brought him to the surface.
Beatrice struck with the paddle once.
twice, with magnificent strength and iudg-
ment
over the gunwale OF the banca In
sparkle OF flying spray, silvery Ia the morn
Ing the muskelunge cleaned.
Excited and happy as child, Beatrice
clnpned her hands Stern seized the paddle
as she left II fall A moment later the
huge fish, stunned and dying. lay ia the
bottom OF the boat. lis gils rising falling
In convukiiye gasps lis body quiyerng,
scales shining in she sunlight thing OF
wondrous beauty, a promise OF the feast for
two strong healthy humans,
stern dried his brow on the back OF his
hand and drew deep breath, for the
morning was already warm and the labor
had been hard.
Now" said he. and smiled. now a nice
little pile OF dead wood on the beach. a
curl Of birch bark and handful OF pine
punk and grass--a touch OF the flint and
steel Then this" and he pointed at the
muskeilunge, "brolled on pointed stick
with a handful OF cheekerberries for des-
sert. and / think YOU and l viii be about
ready 10 begin work In earnest Z"
lie knelt and kissed her--a KRIS that hle
returned-and then. slowly happily aha
filled with the joy OF eomradeshiD. they
drove their banca once more 10 the white
and cleaning beach
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Ellded smoothly out on the breast OF the
great current.
"I'n paddle" she volunteered. You
mustn't, with your arm in the condition II
is. Which way2"
'Up-over there into that cove beyond
the point" he answered, batting up his
hook with a frog that kicked as naturally
as though n full thousand years hadn't
passed since any OF It's progenitors had
been handled thus -'Srhls certainly is far
from being the kind OF tackle that Bob
Davis or any of that gang used 10 swear by
but RS the best we can do for now. When
get 10 making lines and hooks and things
in earnest. there'll be some sport in this
vicinity Imagine water untouched by the
angler for ten hundred years or more !"
He swung his clumsy line as he spoke.
and cast Far across the shining water
tho circles splead. silver In the morning
light then the trailing line cut long Sc.
ries OF VS. as the girl padded slowly to-
ward the cove. Behind the banca a rippllng
wake flashed metallic the cold, clear water
caressed the primitive hull murmuring with
soft cadences, In tho old. familiar music OF
the time when there were men on earth.
The witchery OF II stirred Beatrice; she
smiled, looked UP with JOY and wonder at
the beauty OF that perfect morning. and IN
her clear voice began 10 sing, very low, very
softly TO herself, a song whereof-save In
her brain--no memory now remained In the
whole world
Stark wle der Fels
Tief vile das Nicer.
Afuss define Llebe. muss define Liehe seip--"
"Ah" cried the man, interrupting her
The alder pole was Jerking, quivering IN
HIS hands the leather line was taut.
"a strike. SO help me A big one :"
He sprang TO his feet, and, unmindfui OF
the swaylng OF the banca, began TO play the
fish.
Beatrice. her eyes a-sparkle. turned 20
watch; the paddle lay forgotten in her
hands.
Stern. III I only had reel now"
'Puil him right in, can't your the girl
suggested
He groaned. between clenched teeth--for
the strain on his arm was torture.
yes. and have him break the line :" he
cried. There he goes under the boat, now
Paddle Go ahead-paddle r.
She seized the oar, and while Stern
fought the monster she set the banca In
motion again Now the nsh was leaping
wildly from side TO side. zig-zagglng shah-
boot The leather cord huInmed through
the water. ripping and vibrating, taut as a
nddle string long. silysFy line OF bub-
bies followed the vibrant cord
HiEh Ia air. 1.-THE and sraesful and very
swift. a spurt Of green and white--a long
slim curve of gIistenlng powers splash
and again the cord drew hard.
'Aluskenungeas stern cried. .oh. we've
got 20 land him-got TO- Fifteen pounds Il
he's an ounce r
Beatrice. nuahed and eager. watched the
night With fascination.
~ / can bring hun close you stfike-hlt
hard r. the man directed, Give Il 10 him
Hes our breakfast e
Even la The excitement or tbs battle
Stern realized how very beautiful this vo-
nam vas. Her color was adorshle-rose
leaves and cream Her eyes were shot fun
of light ana llfs ana the Joy Of IiTins her
looacnod halr. ua4Y ana rich and brown.
haIl nd lhe graceful curve of hee neck a.
ahe leaned 81 watch. % help nIa
And HIraas determination azI4za HI|n ~
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tho dim remnants OF what must once have
been broad driveway from the river road
along the beach leading up to the bungu-
low.
Through tho encroaching forest and the
tangle OF the degenerate apple trees they
could see the concrete walls, with here or
there bit OF white still cleaning through
the enlacements of ancient vines that had
enveioped the whole structurc-woodhine.
IVY wistarias and the maddest jungle OF
climbing roses. red and yellow, that ever
made nest for love.
Wait I'll go frst and clear the way for
YOU" he said cheerily. Ills big bulk
crashed down the underground Hts hands
held back the thorns and briers and the
whipping hardhacks. Together they slowly
made way toward the house.
The orchard had lost all semblance OF
regularity, for In the thousand years since
the hand OF man had pruned or cared for
II Mother Nature had planted and re-
planted the trees beyond counting Small
and gnarlcd and crooked the trees were
as the spine-tree souls In Dantes dolorosa
selva.
grown tall killing the lesser tribe OF green
things underneath.
Warm lay the sun there. a pleasant
carpet of last years leaves and pine spills
covered the earth.
ITS all ready and waiting for us, all
ehpbWtEeu anu CAfpeteu Tor love, SAID
Allan musingly. II wonder what old Van
Amburg would think of his estate II he
could see II now? And what would he
say to our having Il? You know. Van
was pretty ugly to me at one time about
my political opinion--but that's all past
and forgotten now Only this Is certainly
an odd turn of fate"
He helped the girl over fallen log.
rotted with moss and lichens, ITS one
awful mess. sure as you're born. But as
quick as my arm gets back into shape
wen have order out OF chaos before you
know II. Some fine day you and I will
drive our slxty-horsepower car up an as
phalt road here, and"
"A car? Why, what do you meanf
There's not such thing left in the whole
world as cart"
The engineer tapped mis- forehead with
his finger.
oh yes. there is. I've got several
models right here. You just wait tin
you SEQ the workshop I'm going to install
on the bank OF the river with current
power, and with an electric light plant
for the whole place, and with"
Beatrice laughed.
You dear, big, dreaming boy!" she in
terrupted. Then with kiss she took his
hand.
Come" said she We're home now
And there's work to do
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-09
CHAPTER "
The Golden 4oe

OTERN'S plans Of hard work FOR the I'm.
- mediate present had 10 be a deferred a
little for Ia apiie Of his perfect health.
The spear thrust Ia his arnA-iacking tie
proper treatment aud irFltated by his labor
in catching tie biE hsh-edeseloped swelling
ana soreness a ilttle fever even set IN the
second day And though he was eager 10
- out dshing again. Beatrice appointed
herself BIS nurse and guardian ana with
held permission.
Fhay lived fQr some aags on the escelleui
nesh o4 tie muakeliuHsa. on clams FROM
ihe hs4aH enormous clans Qf dcllcIaus
aafa1 1aa s new fruif aIl4 plnkeh NEST
IS flsH HEzH 1furdoHE|E il lta IhIcEsIz
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-09
CHAPTER m
The MuskeHlIRge

.xytra Characteristic resourcefuluess, stern
w soon manufactured adequate tackle
via wsll-trimmsd alder pole a line Of
- nronerly bent 10 make barb aud
s.,6hsd 10 a me point on . stone. He
-,,~hf Z dozen young frogs among the
+sszes ID the lnarahy stretch AZ the north
cs Il ne landing beach, and confined
f6sn IA the only available reccptacie. the
SeI-lsr g hts automatic
81 MS hurt bis aEm severely. but hs
naId - ased
saH ~ anuoNaeza Nf quite fe4az
4.s ssasIn In Du.la a4aa8
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-09

,-,,.- .hapteru Of ssThe yacan,
~ y 'vSieE "Bsygnd ,ls 6Tentl oelysn, ..ys =,
q HP..'f....aef appear on FaEe Ia OF 'hs ISSUE W
~ rrrninE frdRer.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-09

ar,ntApY or PRECEDING STORY.
-. a ,nrobdnicdi engineer. aud
e- ,ies-.osraps,r Begfres kessr,ish iss,t a9Sss 1Sss
iafo teepl..a., eistisucss Some great ca.
gter. SaySg ovsr the ioorld aud destrobsd
i1sffpph,s, i ~ Through some freak these tig0
ell slanNin1' - thev And Themselves " the
esrs ~ ~ fSeir Neio York ofaee;. Thsir waHg
Flht 49,. ~ n fbe dncttnt cttu conle 70
efreHIhIfss - orrat bottle tUtth horde o
gl.s.e,s, s,seaoes, " phich ne tteo sots sM
tlutiSpstrStka human rdce ore VICTORIOUS.
Firofs o M seera OF their bdfties, dHd ~
Thsp, Gov eesso. paddle 10 q point on the banks
e,',er Hpdsor Riper. -------
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-09
CHAPTER I
Beginnings

- THOUSAND years OF darkness
and decay A thousand years OF
blight, brutality and atavism
JA\ Of Nature overwhelming all
mans work, of crumbling
fNA cities and OF forgotten civili-
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-22

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y~rieffaitcn.

glnfragen fir Sci, 8%rieffalten lois
ten fir Die 5onntagsa,1sgabe AM
5reitog Moreen lit .&1noen Der @c.
Ioaftion bes Ser 0emofrat" iein.)
q. q. Sic @eianuntpc.r,luite
an Gooten fir Sen gegentpartisen
i8rieg 6iirften iidl al,f ettpa orei l,ilo
elm bolb Millione,t bclollfen, morot,
IfaIt cil1 DritteI al,f Mliblano entfGIlt.
;@enall Iabt lid, Das ieoo1 1idt felt
lteuen, neil iibcr Sic Gertpiuubetc,t.
Die ibren 8erlebln,gert erIieger, feit,e
Iangaben getaudt sperbcN.
q. 6. 81. 81 potr SssGncit I'M
Ser Dentofrat" benterftell Bud)ltn-
ben fins cine Bfiir3li,tg fir be5ie-;
EMst1gsipcile, e6crlo tpie relp. fir re-
sipeftibc.
Garl @redtpol0t. Menn III ci-'
ncr @ase Der perIierenoe 1beil Sic
3@eridtsfoiten nidt be5nblt, 10 m,b
Der &Idger oaiMr olffprmtet, obtpobI
iers beit Hro5eB genponnc,t fat. Sbr
|MttfpaH bidtte 0ofiir lorgen iollen, SOB
Der Sheriff. och mann, a,r 8ablMng
'a'lhielt. sSsett miiiieu Sic be5abIct,
ood fonlett Sic 6eit 8etrog gu Ser
SSbttet .5ugeiprod,enen Sllmn1e idlas
.ae1 .n1lo beioes 5ulamn,en nit Sen
3tnlcn fir feds Sabre cintrei6ert,
porallsgeiest, oaB Ser Matm 9et1nas
bat, 0aS Sic ibru nelnen f0i1,ner1.
Ger bon SSb1en eeuanit1te Anapalt gilt
fals ebrlid. Ger 8rieffaltennani, bes
Ser Gemofrat" empiieDt. feineS
MerStc uno Nn1ualte. NefN1rcn Sic
ben Ser 1emofrat" IL. Die 9nno urro
leben Sic Die Nn5ei9M 0l,rd, BORT
finocn lie einen Sai,fen befannter
llno olperlaiiiser Mer5te u1lb Mn-
paltc.
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Btbr-&llfsmaries
8ltni getroge bon ei,en Gent III Ser
@e1ddftsiteue biefer 3eitut1q.

Ser gerfnl,f ber @ebr.& ulfssuar.
ten gum Betrage BON eirlerr Gent in
Der @eih1ftgite1e 6ieier 8eitlnq
moM erfreuIide 5orti1ritte NIB
'nert aud bereits bieIe Martert bar.
taltft tDor6en iinb, 10 bat Der rDer
Dernofrat" bod eine,1 DorratH bon
.xlebreren tai,ien6 Morfe,t, iobob ane
Beitellungen porerit nod allseefubrt
Der6en fot1r1er1.
9ie finitleriih gearbeiteten Neor.
len NIT Dem Mifbruf Ser &eirnotb
Notb, i6aff i1 Brot" lailet1. iib III
r1annidfader @eiie auf 9riefen, So.
ideten unb 3i @eidenfet1 b~ertpe11oe,1.
Die Marfer iinb 5lrnn Nreiie bot. t,ir
.einettt Gent per 5tiid tn Der &c
idahgiteae 6ieier 8eiturg erb1ltlid.
git ie6er Gent fon1nlt ben MotbIei.
Ioeroen IN GeutihIdro 3,t Cute, ID
Iods aus at9eieberen 6ellti6nunerifa.
@eiddftsIeilte1 ~beitebetroe SEQ.
mite fir feline Miibepditln1g 1T tel.
f,1er @eiia entiddoigt spir6. aIio.
nodynnls: Ser Seiunatb Noty, f9off
lth @rot.1
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SCI m p ft{4.uA# ssMa##.! fss It ~ tlft.s Ets ;4s3 t4g5e..
Neltere ,151rpit iitiir5t Ipul1 SStrakenba1it
I'd ur1b ipir6 id}tpcr nerleBt.

6rau aate 9ailp, SEQ. 800 GipleD
StraBe, 9apcnpprt, Sic Mutter bes
friiberen Observation-Disclosures, Jratf
Gnlep, Der fiir3lid alis.bem Jeler6e-
portement el1tlaiicn lpl,roe, neil er
Iiildp peigerte, l&obIel1 gu idallfeln, u1lb
Gante BON @iliam Dailp, Dem fri
geret Jellerlpebrmal1ln, ber fiir5lib
aus benz NoIi5eiDepartement tpieber
In oas Jelerbepnrtel1ert 5uriiidffebr-
tte, tiuirate geiterlt gbenb ;al Der A..
1uo sHiplep 5traBc bon elmer ffdyneu
~fnbrenoen a. StraBencar. Sic Ser
lehte m,irbc. bon bent Jellernebrdef
Geter 1erlger, Der iid I'M Nlltomo-
I1lbil bon gallfomnii1dr 8alpb s. @rn-.
Iban nit oenieIben I'M, pentige
55dritte binter Der 5traBeubpbit be-
fa1lb, in oas gfutomobif geboben INTO
nad ibrer Mobnlllg geidafit, no Ell
berbeigernfener Mr5t f6apere .@nllt-
abidIrfunaM uno 0uetldutgen bci
Der often Game. bic iiber iiebcl,5ig
Satire 5ablt, f%eltitelte. Inter nilDerc1
g~erletnngen bat Jral, GailD allb els
men id)tperen sdnitt iiber Dem Iinfen
@llge onpongetrngen. Ger 5ener-
mebrbef befanb iib nit benz Bnlifom-
miiidr anf elmer Sillpeftionstour.
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Stattcn @onbcrnemrcn pur, 43 staa-
ten init Epcrlano Mrtu
Yciud ab.

CAB il1lrge Ganlcn beutsutagc Mll=
tontobile lenfer, iii feline Neuigfeit
mellr nllo es lit alld, ld)on picberbolt
berpielcn lporbeu, bab oieie fontinel1=
tale 6afrten unternebme,t ln1o CT
frlareid 5lm Nbid)ll1B .brityen. gol,
elmer iolben, Die trotbem grun0per-
|idieben lit, lpeiB @err @barlcs 81
foro, 8eihdftslciter ser Sperlnlto
3abenport Gpnrpa1p, SEQ. 324 @ar-
riion Strdbee al berid)ten.
Sn oielent Sale banbclt es lid)
|ebenfalls linz 5lpei iltnge 0amen. Iie-
|lelben ltammct1 ults San Iiego ul1o
fiibren sur 3eit ibren Elan aus, bei
Den @oltperltelirei1 BON 43 Staaten
|pnr5ltlprefen nnb oenielben sur glei=
del1 3eit eilte Ei1laollng our son
9iego Musitelnttg iibermitteln. Sic
5betoen 9ame1 baben Sic groBe Geilc
m elmer ne,le1r Sperlano -Miaid)ine
fir 5 &aiIagiere nntcrnommci1, ohale
.eirlen mdnnlid)en @ealeiter 5l baben.
.3ieles lit mobl Der bette 8crpcis fir
Die 56atIade baB cine Came cine
Observation-Disclosures atf ieber Jafrt
urt0 Ingar nabrenb einer transfonti.
nentalen &eiie Ieid)t banbboben fann.
Is Die ,Heiienoen 5l1lest bon lid)
boren lieBen, batten tie niht oie &C.
rinsiten Sdsuierigfeiten, oie LANCER,
unb oben aanoitredcn 5rpiiden aali-
forltien nnb Genper, Colo, 5l bltrh-
quere1t. SSn 0ieier 5taot ltatteten lie
@ol1perl1eur Carlton inn COLORADO
Staatsfapitol einen 9eillh ab. @ier
mie audi it a1roeren @auptItaotcn
tefanen tie intereliante Nbotogra-
-pbien aus, Die in belt fommenoe1
@i1termondfen al1f Ser Musltellung
ge5eigt merben ioaen.
geah6em Die Dntnel1 Colorado ber=
loiien botten, ipaitoten lie iid Sen
Staaten &anlas unb Mebrasfa slt.
Mabreno 6es &erbites geoenfen lie
oe1 Noroen sl bereilen, Inn bie Miif-
reiie tpabremb oes Mi1tters 6urh sic
|Suoltaaten 5lt MAIDEN.
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sdJon iuieber Gin N,,tomobilnnfaa,

Scr 1tern Sabre alte George 8elt,
SEQ. SIT Sarriion Strabe, trug ge=
tern Ibenb eiaen idppereu 9einbr,ld)
oapott, als er an Ser @arriion 5ipi-
.ifen Der 5. n1l0 6. StraBe bon eli
mem bon Sarrp &iglep, go. 413 9ipzz
lep straBe, gelteuerten, Der 5inot
Garage Gon1panp e~eJoriget Joro-
Mlltomobil Iberfnbren ipllr0e. Ser
<abe mollte Die 5traBe frrel,5en, als
er bon Der init npaBiger @elhpinbig=
felt fagrenben Mnldite iiberfabre1t
unb perlett 1pur0e. Ger Berlette
mlrbe NIT ser itabtiiden Mmbi1Ian5
nod 0em Mercp &oipital geihafit,
no OF. 6. 8. Side einel1 grrf oes
redten 8eines bireft nnterbalb bes
&nies feltitel1te. 1ieier l1,lfall lit Ser
iiberalls mattgelbaften 8elelldt,ang
Der @arrilon 5traBe on oteier stelle
5uriid5ufibren.
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y Sn1prppemc1t N%fiDeiatipn
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Ser Qepee- aontmiliair IS. 8. ge.
terien miro nidt nod 2agro}le, Isis,
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Der Upper MGiiiiiiippi Snprobement
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bertreten lem.
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Gier i'm 1teberflnk.

Ser @asiitrat in aren5pire, Sber>
idlei lien, er[ieb cine 9efanntmadnng,
in Der es II. a. beiBt: ugierl Sn 8iid<
iidt oararf, babs bisber r,rr ettpn GOO.
Mhnbeln gier BEL I'm angcmeIbet
tpllroen, mir abcr gang crbeblide Naen=
gen ab5liseben in 0cr Gage iinb, forz
bern mir nod einmul CUR MnmeIbung
oe5 8eOarfs bon giern auf. @abrenb
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fen baralif Bin, bab icbt bic ein3ise uno
leste G%elegenbcit lit, ben geiammten
|gierbeoarf fir Sen 8inter s1 beden."
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Die Scitlidfeit bes 9entidtYmerifa
niiden Gentralbereil1s bpn
SaDenpDrt.
Ger Adtb. @enrp golmer Ser Set
re0rer.

Cine groBe geiitig-gemutblide ltn-
terbaltl1ng NIT &on5ert nnb gol ber=
al1italtet Ser 8. 81. Gentralpereir arn
Samstag, pe11 a. Nopember, in Ser
Norbmelt 9apenpprt gurnbale.
Webrere @elangpereine ser 5tobt
meroen unter 1irigent STIFF. @eter-
le11's 2eituu1g orei 2ieoer i'm Maui1en=
DIOR sum 8ortrag bringen, nnb 5fpar:
p9ltnbeslieb", b. Mo5art. - SIN
mein gaterlanb", b. arel1ter. -
ganfett=9ieo", b. Chung. - ltnIer
ebrenmertber Mitbiirger, tSerr Sem
rb golln1er, bat iib bereit erfl4rt, sic
IIeltrebe SIT balten.
glud} oie 9ame11flaiIe Ser 3apeu=
port Sllrngeneilloe, inter i6rem 9eb=
rer 5errn 9o. Sdmibt, Die Mftipen
beg georomeit 1apenport Glrttper-
ems, nllter 2eitlutg bon 0ape @en=
|ld)elt, merben NIT ie elmer Summer
auf bem Nrogramlt1 pertreten lein.
allBerocm miro cin %bltl1torpoller
sdppanf, betitelt: u3l1m Gernrin" b.
Sobonn Mepcr, our M1ffiibrung ge-
lange1, in ape[dcn1 Sic 3an1en 9oro
8engler. Mlma @alder, Die &erren
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mitmirfen aperber.
sub. EeterIet's Srdelter licicrt sic
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geldeut, I'M Ben Beil1d}ern genltBrei
dye Stunoe1 51 oeridaffen. Mi0dter
aae umlere D3itbiirger ltl1o alleSreun.
De nno @onner bes Gerbanoes Sen
aofnite beint Gorperfauf ser Gin
trittsfurten iidJ entgeaenfommeni
5eigen, nno es nid)t %beriannlell, an
Ia. Nopember a11peieno 5t lein.
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Tra,t sSphm TIett.

Die Beiiebllng bon .9Jrall Sobtt
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