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Twin-City herald. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1927-1940, 1934-10-13

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lie burying grounds, public school
houses, public hospitals, academies,
colleges, universities, and all sen1ina.
ries Of learning, oil churches. church
property and houses of worship, iit-
situations Of purely public charity,
for any public purpose, shall be eS-
empt from taxation, and there may
be exempted from taxation personal
property not exceeding in value $500,
for each household, individual or
head OF a family, rs the legislature
may determine: Provided, that the
legislature may authorize municipal
corporations to levy and collect as
sessments for local improvements
upon property benefited thereby
without regard to n cash valuation,
ana provided further, that nothing
herein contained shall be construed
to affect, modify or repeal any ex-
listing law providing for the taxation
of the gross earnings of railroads"
If amended as proposed by the legis-
lature, said section VIII read as follows:
1.-THE power of taxation shall never
be surrendered, suspended or con-
tracted away. Taxes Shall be uni
form upon the same class of subjects,
and shall be levied and collected for
public purposes, but public burying
grounds, public school houses, pub
lie hospitals, academies, colleges.
universities, anu jill Va
learning. all churches, church prop
erty and houses of worship. institu-
tons of purely public charity, ard
public propertv used exclusively for
any public purpose. S:laH be exempt
from taxation, and there may be OK
cn1rted from taxation personal prop
ersy not exceeding in value S2o0, for
caci household Irdlvi2ual or lc2d CT
n family as the legislature may de-
ter:Tinc. Academies, COLLEGES, uni
versities. and al scmin2ries of learn
ir.; shall be construed to mecn the
u~cd in tho icstrpcticn and housing
c. tho seuCcnGs thereof. and rc1!-
G,.:ccs on tho campus actually occU-
pc: by i:.s11--;ator3 Of such institu-
tie.s. Provided, t'2t. tao legislature
may authorize municipal corporations
to lovy end collect aScc5smcrts for
local improvements upon property
benefited thereby without regard 10
cash valuation, and provided fur
thcr, that nothing herein contained
shall be construed to affect, modify
CT reYesl any existing law providing
for tho taxa ton of the gross earn
inG5 Of railroad
TIE Purpose and Eject of the Proposed
Amendment
The purpose and effect of this amend
nacna Ia t. Elenticn specifically and de-
fine definitely the property Of academies,
colleges universities and eeminaries OF
learning which shall be exempt from tax
alton. The present Section I OF Article
0 provides that academies, colleges, uni
versities, and all eer:naries Of learning
eha. kc c.:cm3t fTonl ta::aiion, but does
not crscificalIy state what property OF
SUCH institutions chall be tax exempt.
II tie prcpoecd amendment Is adopted
the csiiy property of said educational in
stit;:..oas which will be exempt from
tax Son unccr this section will be the
PROF. :Iy actually and exclusively uced In
the i.lc:7uc%icn and housing Of the STU
den1j thereof and residences on the
can:1uS actually occupied by instructors
Of ruch institutions.
Yours resnectfuIiv
HARRY n. PETERSON,
Attorney General.
Twin-City herald. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1927-1940, 1934-10-13
NOTICE OF MORTGAGE FORE.
CLOSURE SALE

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State of Minnesota, described as fol-
lows, to-wit:
Lou CWenCy-LnTee lAoJ, Dlock IHir-
teen (13), Fort Avenue Addition to
Minneapolis, Minnesota Second Divi-
sion.
Will be sold by the Sheriff of said
County at public auction on the 26th
day of November, 1884, at 10 o'clock
A. NJ, at the Sheriff's Office in the
Court House in the city of Mime
apolis in said County and State, to
pay the debt then secured by said
mortgage and taxes, if any, on said
premises and the costs and disburse-
ments allowed by law, subject to re-
demption within twelve months from
said date of sale.
Dated October 5, 1884.
CARL J. SJOSTEDT,
Mortgage.
IRVING J. CLARK,
Attorney for Mortgage.
Twin-City herald. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1927-1940, 1934-10-13
Legal
Notices
Order for Hearing Final Account and
Petition for Distribution

State of Minnesota, County Of Hen
nepin-ss. Probate. Court.
In the Matter of the Estate of Hazel
Pierce, also known as Halle Pierce,
decedent.
On receiving and filing the final
account of Melva Lorraine Olson, the
executrix of the estate of said dece-
dent, and her petition praying for
the allowance Of said account and
for decree assigning the residue of
said estate to the persons by law en-
titled to the same r.
It Is Ordered, That all persons in
terested in said estate appear before
the said Probate Court on Monday,
the 10Th day of October, 1884, at
ten o'clock in the forenoon, at the
Probate Court in the court house at
Minneapolis, in said County, then
there to show cause, if any there be
why said account should not be al
lowed and said estate should not be
distributed as prayed for in said petit
ton.
And It Is Further Ordered, That
notice of such hearing be given by
publishing this order once in each
week for three successive weeks
prior to said day of hearing, in the
Twin City Herald newspaper
printed and published in said Coun-
ty.
Dated at Minneapolis this 4th day
of October, 1884.
By the Court,
MANLEY L. FOSSEEN,
Judge of the Probate Court.
Twin-City herald. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1927-1940, 1934-10-13
Order for Hearing Petition for Let
tiers of Administration

State of Minnesota, County of Hen
nepin, Probate Court.
In the Matter of the Estate of Hugh
Charles Newman, Decedent.
On receiving and filing the petition
of Lizzie M. Glasgow, of Pierce
County, Washington, praying that
Letter of Administration. on said
estate issue to William Cronan of
Hennepin County, Minnesota.
1t Is Ordered, That said petition
be heard and that all persons inter
ested in said matter appear before
this court on Monday, the 29th day
of October, 1884, at 10 A. M, at the
Probate Court in the Court House
at Minneapolis in said County and
then. or as soon thereafter as said
petition can be heard, show cause, if
anv there be. why said petition should
not be granted.
And Tt Is Further Ordered, That
notice of such hearing be given, by
publishing this order once in each
week for three successive weeks,
prior to said day of hearing, in the
Twin City Herald, a newspaper
printed and published in said county,
and by mailing a copy of this order
to all the heirs-at-law of said dece-
dent when their address is known or
can be ascertained by due diligence,
at least fourteen (14) days before
the date of said hearing, unless no.
tice is waived.
Dated at Minneapolis this 4th day
of October, 1884.
BY the Court.
MANLEY L. FOSSEEN,
Judge Of the Probate Court
Twin-City herald. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1927-1940, 1934-10-13

ROOTE NO. 81.
Beginning at a point on Route No. 40
at or near Blooming Prairie and thence
extending in an easterly direction to a
roint on Route No. Sc, hereinafter de-
scribed. near bayfield,. affording Bloom
ing Prairie, Hayfield and intervening and
adjacent communities reasona BILE
means of communica ton. each with the
other and other places within the state.
ROUTE no. az.
Beginning at a Point on Route No, Z
easterly of Rochester and thence extend
ing in a roTthe2sterly direction to a point
on Route No. 8 at Kellogg affording
Rochester, Elgin. Plainview. Kellogg and
intervening and adjacent communities
a reasonable means of communication,
each with the otl,er and other places
within the state
ROUTE NO. 49,
Beginning ct a oipt on Route No. 9
at Rushford and thence extending in a
northeasterly direction to a point on
Route No. at Winona. aftording Rush.
Twin-City herald. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1927-1940, 1934-10-13

Beginning at point on Route No. 8
at Bagley and thence extending in q
northerly and westerly direction to a
point on Route No. 80 southerly of Red
Lake Falls, affording Bagley, Clear
brook, GonviclS, Gully, Brooks, Terre-
bonnie and intervening and adjacent
communities a reasonable means of COM
munication, each with the other and
other places within the statA.
Montana labor news., 1934-03-22

In politics, what begins in fear US
ually ends in folly.
Montana labor news., 1934-03-22

Years teach US more than books.
Montana labor news., 1934-03-22

CLEVELAND OPP Bankers
want to extend the temporary clauses
of the federal bank deposit insurance
laws, so that when the membership
of Congress changes by 1885 they can
hope for a total repeal of such laws,
according to A. F. Whitney, president
of the Brotherhood of Railroad Train
men. Whitney favors making the in
surance a permanent thing.
Montana labor news., 1934-03-22

You cannot possibly have a broader
basis for any government than that
which includes all the people, with all
their rights, in their hands, and with
an equal power to maintain their
rights.
Washington Journal., 1934-10-12
mnm Im@el

Sin luiiser 6umOrift eraGbIt fol-
genDe tOftli9e @ef9i9te:
mSbu mir ben ein5igen @efdqen
unb pible ni9t in ben S9ubIoben
unb in ben G9rGnten, pie bu bag 70
germ tbuft. Wsnn bu mir i9reibIf.
erbdltft bu umgebsnb Mntport unb
bic Sadie lit erlebist." Nub biefen
Morten reiite meme Trdu bsrubisi
ab. &ura oarauf fam cine 5reunbin
meiner Gruu unb bat UNI Elm @9nitt=
mufter. 9a i9 notiirIi9 feline
A6nung bate, tpD es Ii9 bsfinben
tonne, f9rieb i1 meiner @ottin unD
Bat UNI Iustunft. Dit tpenbenber
poit erbielt i4 foIsenben Brief: n9u
finbelt oas betreffenoe Wuiter an eli
mem NaseI an Der 9biir Der 8Dbenz
TANNER. ,Sonte IS ba ni9t lein, 10
liegt es in Der S9a9tel duf Der
Ndbmdf9ine in gnas 3immer, in Der
griinen ober rptben, bos peiB i9 ni9t
gana beItimmt. M0gIi9erpeiIs fin=
beft bu es aber or9 auf benz oberen
Sad bes Rleiberf9rantes in unierem
S4laf5immsr, tpenn i1 mid reGt err
inners, auf Der linten Geite; iieb aber
liebsr AUDI auf Der re9ten mad.
Wenn es ba nidt lisgt, 10 1T es in
Der unteren linten S9ublabe bcs
S4reibtif9es i'm 0or3immer, bort
bebe id INNER meine @AnittmuIter
uuf. 8inbt dber ni9t iGmmtli9e
patete uuf, btnn es muB gan3 oben
liegen. @ieGei9t 1T ss abtr aud in
Der redten, oberen S9ublabe. Muf
ieben San finbeit On es tpebsr i'm
Salon nod i'm GB3immer. On
bruu8f alto bort ni9t tramen.
Maerbinss t0nnte es am Gnbe in eis
ner @4ublabe bes 8ifetts iein. P. S.
Da fdlt mir eben elm, buB es febr
leiHt m0gli4 1T. buB ih oos Mtultsr
meipsr S9peiter Mnna geIieben
babe"
Washington Journal., 1934-10-12
Ni6t bnmm!

Sci elmer Snipiaieruns tponte Ser
General bon So, cine befannte Ser.
Ionlibfeit Oes alien 9eeres, bic Sc.
panotbeit ieiner Sffi5iere i'm @nt-
fernungsiHdBen feItltelen. ct gine
nit ibnen iiber cine Bride, unS
als LETTER fam elm iunser luitiser
2eutnant. Der General blieb BEL
Dem Briidenpdrter iteben nno med-
ielte nit inn einige @orte. Damn
ging er tpeiter.
Ser 2eutnnnt mar neugierig unO
frogte oen Mann: y@as bat Serr
General 0enn geingt?"
.M1, Der poate nllr tDiiien, tpie
neit es bon Der Bride bier Bis
gum Stnuiperf lit -"
Surge 3eit berging. oa itefIte iid
Der General bon SO. oitf utO fragile
freunolih: uWieine Serren, f0nnen
sic mir iagen, mie peit mir ltnge.
f1br bon Dem Stautperf bort emit
fernt fino?"
9nes riet AN, Die mogIi9iten uuO
unmSgIi6ften GntfernungsanbIen
Idmirrten Ourh Die 0uft. gn0liH
fam Die &eibe an ben iingeu 2eut-
nant:
nSerr RnmernO, tOnnen sic
mfrs bielleidt ingen?"
m3u 8efebl, Serr @enernll 234,8
Meter, &err @enernll"
naoloiiaIl Gs itimmtl s(ber nun
eroablen sic mir BLOB, mie Sic Die
g~ntfernuns 10 genau bnben wilien
fGnnen ....~
sd babe aud BEN 8riidenpar-
fer eefragt, Serr @eneraIl~
Ser General ion elm iebr iauer.
iiiBes @elidt gemaft baben uno bic
0ffi5iere berlegen bon einem Sub
ouf ben anoeren getreten fem.
Washington Journal., 1934-10-12

cine mirOerbs;! 70 einfam uno I'm,
betreut pdrs. pie Iie uno er.
Da tubts sr ibrs 5anD unO ihren
MlunO urO tliilterts ibr gu, oaB Ie
ME Don sinancer laHen oiirftsn!
Nm ndhItsn Sage bannten ibnen
BET Hare SDnnenihein uno bic grimz
me Grtenu.aiB. Dab fe ia nod 70
peit BON .brem 3isle ltdnoen, Die bei-
ben Worts Der Qiebe mixoer BON ibren
Qippen. Rur nit febnfuhtsbDIIem
Gntfegen fdiIoertsn is fid. fpis fs
ibr 2tben cinrinteH noIlten, tpenn Fs
erft b%eifuHunsn ndrsn uno eiu se-
m~cinfdmes 6sim bef6Bsn.
YDsr nOA piermaI muBtsn ie fern
pon chamber oes 6riibIings Bill
then Ii1 sriflieBsn unO Oes Serb
itss Sriihte reifen leben, ebe es ibm
geldng. bag Mdnto isner friibersn
t5dtenloien 2sit piebsr cin5ubrinesn
unb ii4 eire geli9srts Ggiitsn5 gu
F6dffen.
so itdnfen nIe betnsn. 9ono In
9cnO. uno ibre 6er5sn tebrten lang
idr BON ben Mtgen Der Nerganeen=
bsit 5nriid gu Ser gtraBs Der @teen=
mart Stol5e Sreuos srfiiuts lie.
Dem heute in Der Mor9snItins nuren
fir getraut norDen. Sebt fubren lie,
fir INNER Dor Der WeIt pereint, Der
gemsinfamsn 3utunft cutgs9eu. Mit=
ten our9 Die pom 9srbfiegen Be-
bedten 8erge ots Hbsingaues.
Washington Journal., 1934-10-12
&o lag St6ata?

Ser aompf -um Sic .Groge, mo
Oas bomeriide Stbafa, Ole Seimat
Oes 9oDiIeus, lag. lit beute beftiger
Oenn ie entbrannt. Bdbreno Der
aItmeifter Ser Oeutiden Arddolo-
gle, Dorpfel0, bortnddig fir Die
SnIeL 2eufos e~intritt, bolten Oiele
an0ere an Ser fleinen unbeOeutens
BEN SnieL Ebioti feIt, fir Die eli.
gentlih mn Ser Name lpridt unO
oiif Ser man iest 3ur tpeiteren
RIdrung 6es @roblems Ausgrobun-
gen perdnItalten min. OieIen Bel.
Oen Innabmen itebt aber 6ns
grirnoIegenoe 8eoenten eegeniiber,
Dab beiOe SnieIn in feiner @eiie
NIT 0en redt eingebenoen ShilOe.
riineen in ginflang al bringen
linO, oie Ser 9iater bon ieinem
Stbofd enttpirit.
@roF. 81. Sennig bat nun nod
elmer Sniel ltmidau sebalteL Die
5u Der 8eidreibung Oes Somer in
DoIem l1mfang pnBt, unO fommt
at Dem grgebnis, 0nB nur cine
SnieI in ieOer SinIidt oieier Scr.
0erung entipridt, namlid &orfu,
uDieie SuieI~, 10 idreibt er in
Der 3eitung ans Der piiienidaftli-
den @elt ~@eiitige Arbeit", nliest
5iemli1 melt n~orDpeitli1 BON alien
iibrieen Sonii6en Srieln. Oi6t an
GeitlanO, benz fiioliden gpirus Be.
nahbart, bat I'M NorOen einen ola
Meter boben. friiber beDaloeten
Berg, ben Bantofrator, lit iont
alentbaIben biigelig, 10 Bob bort
Bis 1915 8feroe ni1t bernenoet
tpurOen, lit uneemein fru9tbar, fir
Ginoer3uHt iteaentpeile ~geeignet,
bat als einoige oner Sonii1en Sn.
ieln 3tpei Bd4e, sic ItanOtg Baiier
fiibren, tpur0e ebeOem BON allen
8piiden @rie1enlnn0 uno Stalien
Oerfebren0en S1iffen ongeiteuert.
fam bon einem iibers bobe Meer
bon SiiOen nabenOen S9iff unbe-
merit ongelnufen perOen uno meiTt
ouoem I'M Sii0en Sic Snlel Yaros
ouf, 0eren &afen tntid9li9 Our9
0as borgelagerte Sniel6en Mna-
paros 10 eeitoltet lit, bob er BON
atpei Seiten, bon Oit unO Sii0.
angeIteuert iperoen fam. 9ie
rebereinItimmung nit @omers
Stbafa iin0 alio in Ser Sat perbliif-
fenO 8a6Ireid un9 geographic abb
iolut e~in0eutig.~
9ie friibere Annobme, &orfu
miifie oas BbdafenlanO getDeien
iein, lit beute o%ufgegeben. Sab oieie
pi9tigIte, er0Bte u1O fir ben Der
febr am belten gelegene nller SOni-
iden Snieln ober in Der OoDiiee
unter irgeno einem Nnmen borfom-
men muB, lit eigentlid ieIbItOer-
ltGnolidL oenn feline Sonii9e SnieI
auBer &orfu bat ~iiberbaupt lie in
Ser @ei6i9te cine Hone geipieIt.
uno 6ieies gilnno, ols Der noturge-
gebene Sauptpunft Oes Ardipels.
mar fir Oie 9Reiioen5 zines 5iiriten
ant beiten geeignet.
Washington Journal., 1934-10-12

gano iibsr Der 8ruit. lsi6baftig Dor
Inn itonO.
9er3boft nd1m er Den iungeu Stu.
benton in feline Mrms. Der p~erftdno=
uiBlos oos Bib onHdrrte. Oos iidI
ibm Dot.
.M6er nun Ioge mol. Sunge. mas
muB i9 BON Dir b0ren9" froete
8orgmdnn pGOBIin NIT gut gsIpieIs
tenn @rnif.
.Dos Oenn. Ontel2"
~Du n~rbeiteft?"
ga, OnteI, felt bsute.~
fiber tpieiO oeHu nit sinems
moI9"
.Sd, 9ntel. Ods bat sinen sous
befOnosrsr @runo". ioete 9ans 8iitt-
ner beItimmt.
Limb Ourf mar Den uidt srfdH=
ren9"
sd Iiebe elm mGodtn!" fam IS
ftOI5 BON Den 2ippen oss @tuosH~
ten.
~Ro. ma. modte gOrsmunn spti.
felno.
miro gebeirotbet, iobalo i'd meinen
DOftor babel"
LIMB oarf man au9 piFen. per
bic Musertpdblts iit9"
80 sefpiB. Ontel!"
unO f9nen 0ffnste Sans Die Sbir
oes Neben2immers. uHo duf Der
@9pcIe trf9ien SeIens 9inBe, Die
nit gerDtbsten Wangen geru0t bonn
9ero tum, Ole peiBe Rii4enf8iir5e
iibsr oas ountIe Snustleio gebuns
0en.
~SsIene @anft!" REF gOrsmaun
ent3iidt.
sNein, OnfeI, aber 9sleue SinBe.
Der i1 f9Dn febr piel BON meinem
alien guten grbontsl er56blt babe.
oeFen @esen mir u%nbeOinst brau&sn
gu unierem tiinftigen Slid"
uRinoer, Den babt Sbr porDeg unb
BON eanaem 9sr3en!" rief 8Orsmonn,
Ser oos boloe gbenbiIo ieiner Su=
genofreunoin Selene Sanft lisbepOII
an feline 8ruf oriidte.
Sn Jrdu 6inBe's Qlusen fdim=
merte es feuat. als 8Orgmann. fi4
ieBt an tie pen0enO. frogte; nNo.
ulfe Superintendent, mas fasen Sic
gu Dem iungen 9olt9 9eben sic
fi9 nal Orosntli9 oen frif9en. frOb=
li1en Stuoenten an. fir 0efen @bz
renboftisfeit i'd bic 9ano ins 5euer
leqe, oenn er i'll BON meinem S9ldg.
uno Damn bIiden Sic in oos eIiidz
li9e gefi9t Sbres lieben &inOes. -
oas trubIt ia fOrmIi9. uno
Damn fpre9en sic, mics Shnsn um's
9er5 it,"
Dit einem liebepolen Bid fab
Grdu 9inBe gu Sons 8ittner binz
iber uno fasts: n9err gorgmonn.
nenn ser BON Shrem S9ldg 1T,
pie Sic Iogen, Damn. = Damn Rin=
ser. fperoet gliidli4!"
rQiebIte Mutter! Jrdu SinBe =
@dpiegsrmuttsr!" TdOu e alsi98ei=
tig.
uno balo ftieBen bier @llfer frDbz
li9 5uIammen. Muf @egenport unn
3utunft! l1n6 bann ertiong nod
.inmoI oas olte, efpig iunge Subj
balera!" uno baute tpi0er in Sen az
ten StrdBen. Die e 19on 10 mdn9<
NAL BON sIiidIi4en Menfden geAOrt
hatten.
Washington Journal., 1934-10-12
Man0srMna.
Don s. 0ettmauu.

NVN ". QSts W y,
Dn froaSt in boneeu S0neu
Bobtn Sic @eile aeht-
@o ouf Nem Nduoeriuege
Ilein 3ieI aeldrieben ltebt.
Sc lit fcin arob @ehcimni6.
3ie Nntfport 1T 9ou5 Hor,
llnD YlnuHem nidt uod Buni6e
8pdr traurig. aber iuohr.
Sod ref i'd nidlt olIciue
9.n meilenIdnQeu &fo0.
Gin Sober muk i'm aelen
Rah lang beitimmtem &atb.
&c 1T Oas groBe 8duoern
Bum @rnbe Sag fir Sag.
1inO MIt unO sung 3uIammen
@ir dle foIGen ndd.
Washington Journal., 1934-10-12
9 erIiebt E

= @erIiebte 2ente.
uSaieIe iA eieentIid, gbarlie2~
fragte Die .rei4e g0itb ibren 8e.
tperber.
.@epiB, g0itb~, ~nnttportete Ole.
ier. u9lber tDer miiroe pobI nidt
idielen, tpenn er 0eine 9lligen bGtte9
@dren meine 10 ih0n pie Seine.
Damn iUiiroe i'd aud INNER nit Dem
einen ins anOere i@auen."
Washington Journal., 1934-10-12
u bsinfabr I.
@fisse BON @eOra 9elFa.

Born am @ongipiII Oes Dampfsrs
itanOen ole 3pei.
SOeben bog pas Sdiff I'm ben
2urIeifelIen. Die @daufelrGDer biel=
ten plOBIi9 in ibrer ldrmenotn. ltum-
pfsnoen Mrbeit inne. @till uno
fdnft slitt Der Bug our6 ben griiuen
Reigen Der bIiBenbeH 6lutbsn gu
SbdI.
Mit trobissm @iegssId6eIn lat
bus paar ff9 an. dIs rinesumber
dnf Dem 9er6ed oss @diffss oas
detrimental, Seinef9e 2ieb ansez
itimmt tpur0e. Mo9ten Die anberen
ibrs Quit itsigern. inOem iie Die ia
in iebes Menfasn gruit I4lummerns
be Snpermutb fir einige MusenbIis
de gu beIter 6lamms empOraerrten
Sic beiOe naren nidt traurig; lie
nuBten. pdrum ie frob pursn!
Setter nod als bisbsr preBten Fd
ibrt 9dnos in chamber. unO lire
9er5sn singsu pereint Den Mee Der
Grinnerunq. --
Washington Journal., 1934-10-12

- paffenoe 8e3ei9nung.
sSieb' mol BLOB an, nie bodndiig Die
Tdnilie Meperfohn oabergefteI3t
~Wubrbuftis - oas 1T ole Remit.
q 10 elton"
MbnungspoII. Sonntags.
reiter: sd mD9t' mid an pfero
photographer laKen.~
photograph: .Beoaurs. id made
feline w OmeRtau Rabmen."
Washington Journal., 1934-10-12

NNH0 SNTNh A0s~ bR +A%~St
fheinen
Oes INNER glei9en N1tags S9ritt
bor S9ritt,
llnb unfsrs @etIen Ieife. leife pei=
men.
Mollen ni9t peiter in Die Grembe
Na9 feiner @iebertunft bertebr=
ten fie nidt mebr 10 bdrmlos mitein=
amber pie 3ubor. Oenn ieoes fab in
Dem Nuge oes dnbern 0as 2euHten
Der febnenbcn Qiebe!
ln6 eines Mbenos, als ct lie auf
i9rsm gepObntsn @poaiersonge truf.
bot er ibr 1einen Mrm. sic gingen
nun Mrm in Mrm bur9 bic cngen
StrdBen. por6ei an ben fell erleu9=
teten StnItern, aus benen ibnen
Mtinz un6 Gongesluf. Qebens= uno
2itbesfreuoe entssgenquoIl.
Inter f~f5erasnoem MortgeplGnfel
iudten lie ibrc inners grrsgnng Der=
9ebltd Dor eindnotr du oerbergen.
Nuf Dem M0rttplob. Der fin au
ben TiiBen oes olten Oomss lag,
ipuroen eerabe bic NorrGtbe fir ben
Morttbertuuf oes nGdften 9aees abs
gelnben. sic Inhtt unb ipollte
our9uus Die erftc Rdufsrin fem.
Sm Meitsrgeben fisI aber ibnen
beiben Der @ebante aufs 6era, oab
BON all Den NlenI9en. bic 6iefe gros
Ben 9Orrdtbe Uer3ebren piirOsn. nur
Washington Journal., 1934-10-12

y X
So mar pitD,r itner Griibliugstas
Dor flint Sobren.
Odmals trdt er in ben 4aoen. oef=
len 6sn1ter in @olbIettern bic duff
fdrift: rRbeinif9er RuniffaIOn" trug.
unO fragts fie. bic Die 9eituns BEG
@efddfts erft tiir3li9 iibernommen
bate. mad BEN prtiie elmer Der auss
geiteaten @em1l0e. @lei9miifbig
gins er Damn pisOer.
Mit ibren bellen. grouen Mugen.
I'm bic ct bic Spuren gebeimen Stunt
msrs gefeben bate, uno nit ibrem
fir ibre Sugenb alISu g%iitig=miitter=
Iiaen dumb bate fe Jpn 5und4f
dbgeftOBsn.
DennO4 lu6te er ibre RGbe, uIs
er lie am nG9ften Mbeno in Dem ein3i<
gen RDn5ertg1rten bes Stdbt9ens an
einem Der Slide trblidte.
Mit gemeFenem @ruBe lieB er fi4
ibr gegeniiber nieOer. Sn oen puus
fen 3nif6en ben @prtrGgen Der MuS
1ifftiide pe1felten fis einige bDflide
Morte, pGbrenD belle, tpeiBe @ruppen
Der fIirtluftigen Sugeno in benz grii=
rlen @6atten Der 8Gume la9enb un0
plduoernb an i6nen Doriiber5ogen.
Mm @9lufe trennten fie fi9 fiibl.
Grit mad geraumer 3eit fiihrte i'm
feline &unftliebbaberei nieoerum gu
ibr. sic fniipften elm @efprd6 an,
in oeKen 0erlaufs fie ibm uuf cine
berrif9e 8emerturg nit feine@ 2G=
6eln 0ie 5rage Dorlegte, Db er. nenn
tie ni9t bier I'M @ei9Gfte ffiinOe,
fonoern i'm aIs u@nGbigffe" in ir=
genO einem @olon gegeniibersetreten
pGre. aud foI9e nenergifden" Bors
te eetpGblf baden niir0e. nm feline
Mnii9t ibr ~gessniiber gu pertrsttn-
uno nm ibm cine DerIegeneNntnort
gu erfpdren. fprd9 lie fOfort psiter-
Gr3Gblte ibm, ME lie inter benz Sc
fii6I little. aus Der Reibe gebrdngt
gu Iein. 0enn aus benz Moblleben
unb eeielieen Jrobiinn oes @ltern=
bdufes mar lie Our9 oen plOBli9 ein<
eetretenen Sob ibres 8aters perpiefen
moroen, bate bann oieien 8unfiulOn
iibernDmmen unb tpunberte nun duf
. 0m:II.T.M ~
Washington Journal., 1934-10-12

rams. tpenn sr oiefen ni9tsnubieen
8engsI OerforgtsI Das 1T er oenn Der
8engsI2 Dds bat er seIerntg pie
2anopirtbf9aft. Oh meine Site! Ils
Db man Oas, mas ieosr Bauer lam,
nod sigens ituoiren miiBte!
vWenn es mid Den 9Gls tOffet: i'd
made Den @9Iaufiidfsn sinen Stri4
Our9 Die 4e9nung." Das iHfDor er
fi9 immer3u. Sin Wilonsr folts fi4
erf qrOf9snpsis cine iH0ne Wirtbz
l9aff t~rorbsitsn uno fe Damn Dem
eriten beltsn Mdnn bingebsn mits
lammt !einem IdDnen 8ino2 Wdrtst
nur, ibr psroet lueen mdHen!'