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La gaceta., 1941-06-12

Washington, JUNO 12.-El go
bierno espera ell informe de la
embajada en- ell Brasil SObre ell
hundimiento del vapor america
no robin Moor. Los once hom
bres salvados por ell vapor Oso-
rio han sido va interrogados.
De hoy a manana Sc recibiran
los pormenores. Intervene en- la
investigation personalmente, el
embajadOr Caffery.
Washington, JUNO I2.-Hgl
blando en- una reunion de repre-
~Setantes de la industrial de avia-
cion, Ell secretari6 de marina,
Mr.. Knox, declare aver que Ell
gobierno sc propone tratar CO.
me enemigos pGblicos a los ele-
mentoS SubVefSlVoS Y comunls-
tas que conspiran, dentro de las
uniones, para entorpdcer Cd
prOgrama nacional de defensa.
10 sucedido en- los Gltimos dias,
no es un reto al principle de dis
.cusi6n colectiva o actividad u.
nional pero significa algo ash
como un reto de parte de aque-
Hos que usan cosaS como
un manto para atacar la IL
bertad en- America. "El reto de
los elementos comunistas y sub
v~ersivos, lanzado a nuestros
dientes durante meses, ha sido
acceptable. En- 10 successive ell go
bierno de los Estados Unidos
prOcedera como Sc debe contra
La gaceta., 1941-06-12
Los falangistas siguen atacando
Wolentamente a IngIaterra
Ell periodico "Alcazar' arremetio de nuevo
contra ell presidente Roosevelt.
Sali6 de Gibraltar la escuadra que
opera en- Beirut

Madrid, JUNO liza prem
sa de esta capital cast unanime'
mente condena a Ingaaterra POI
ell ataque en- Siria. I'm peri6dico
llega hasta Ell punto de decla'
rar que la invasion es ell castigo
de Francia por haber servido de
Instruments a ~Inglaterra en- Ia
guerra contra Alemania .Todos
tcman la posici6n de que Alema-
mia adoptara acci6n rapida y e.
fectiva y que este culminar en-
otro fracasO mas para la Gran
Bretaha.
De nuevo Sc recadca que este
es un case de toda la Europa
contra ell ingles Y que existen
muchas razones para Greer que
el pr6ximo acto, luego de Siria
Y Suez, sera d~esempehado en- es-
ia parte del continente.
Ell Gnico peri6dico que no CO.
menta la invasion de Siria es el
Arcazar, el cual anuncia que sc
haya tan enfadado con ell discur-
SO del presidente Roosevelt, que
dc nuevo tiene que dedicarle al
tema TODD su editorial. AGcazar
expresa su resentimiento contra
Ia referencia del jefe de estadc
norteamericano al 'tpanico" de
La gaceta., 1941-06-12

Londres, JUNO 12.-Las tro
pas aliadas siguen avanzando
en- Siria y Damasco. Dos CO.
lumnas, una de ingleses y otra
de la Francia Libre, Sc apro-
ximan a Damasco. Aviones ma
zis y franceses apoyan a las
tropas del general Dentz, que
c~onfiesa haber sufrido muchas
bajas.
Una columna australians
penetr6 las defensas france
sas y avanza hacia Beirut. La
r. A. bombarde6 hoy ell puer-
to de Beirut.
Ell mariscal Petain, segGn
Vichy, Sc dirigi6 hoy a las tro-
pas de Siria y Libano, pidien-
doles que m~antengan la resis-
tencia. "Estoy orgulloso de va
| sotros. Tened la ~seguridad de
que no eombatis en- wang"
Petain, que NADIA hizo par'
dar armamentos modernos 1
Francia cuando era ministrC
de la Guerra, ahora insiste Ell
la cooperation con los nazis
siguiendo la orientaci6n tota
litaria de su gabinete.
Confiesa ell gobierno la des
trucci6n en- ell MediterraneC
del destructor Terror" y e.
cahonero Lady Byrd" buqu'
este que los nipones atacaror
cuando hundieron al Panay.
en- ell rio Yantze, China.
FL Terror" Sc vic atacado
por AZ aviones de bombardeo
del enemigo. Los dos barcos
dispararon sus cahones hasta
ell 1ltimo momento.
Berlin dice por la Radio
que en- Creta sus bajas solo
llegaron a $500.
El avance sobre Siria y Liba
no Sc hace hoy en- cinco fren-
ties.
La eseuadra inglesa, con 81
ataQue en- Ia costa, oeaslono
La gaceta., 1941-06-12

Ciudadano: Cierre sus oidos y
Ia puerta de su hogan a los pro-
pSgandistas DEF totalitarismO.
Cast todos los "pacfficos" de
la Quinta Columna detestan a la
Gran Bretana y ayudan con sus
maniobras a Hitler, Mussolini Y
Stain.
Ellos tienen la mission de ca
lumniar y difamar al pueblo in
giles, repartiendo la propaganda
escrita de los antidem6cratas y
difundiendo, de paGabra, las ms
trucciones que envfan los agen-
ties de Berlin, Roma, Madrid y
Moscu.
La gaceta., 1941-06-12

FL abOgado Maxwell, hombre
inteligente, liberal y honrado,
no agrada a los del "grupito".
Ellos no quieren un abogado
democratic, capaz, firme en- sus
conviccioneS, sino un mentecaro
que obedezca las 6rdenes de Mr..
Simmons.
La mansedumbre de la mayo
ria de los tabaqueros frente a
las frecuentes Y malsanas intri-
gas de los picaros mucho PERU
dica a la colonia latina.
La gaceta., 1941-06-12
REPUESTO Ell CANCILLER
CESAR E Ma

Personals bien enteradas, en-
tire elias Ell atento amigo y COM
pahero Ibrahim Deaz, nos infor
man que Ell gObierno del presi-
dente Fulgencio Batista ha re-
puesto en- su cargo al Sr. Cesar
Rivero, canciller del consulate
de Cuba en- esta ciudad.
Una carta del coronel Jaime
Marine, recibida en- esta eiudadI
da la grata nueva.
Rivsro tisns fauiliares y .
La gaceta., 1941-06-12

I'm dia Sc apareci6 Mr.. AL
b~ertSimmons, que no es de off
clio tabaquero, en- la oficina de-
rabOgado Maxwell.
lie habl6 en- nombre del Con-
sultivO y lie dijo:
Senior abogado, listed debe
hacer este, 10 Otro y 10 de mas
aha.
Maxwell, que va saba de sus
actividades, lie dej6 hablar y lie
contest6:
70 representa- a los taba-
Queros y no a listed.
Marchese. Vamos a aclarar Ell
asunto, sin demora.
lie pidi6 al Consultivo desau-
tOrizase ad partido Comunista y
a Mr.. Simmons. y ell Consulti-
vo politico no 10 hiZo.
Y cuando lie contestaron... 10
hicieron con las mismas o pare
cidas palabras del manifesto
del partido.
Entonces Maxwell lego al
convencimiento de que Ell parti-
do hacia, deshacia y domina5a-
Ahora Ell partido no lie perdo-
ma su civica actitud y Sc opone,
con manifesto maldad, a que lie
We la representation de los ira
bajadores en- el asunto del con-
trsto.
~ 10 que es mas lamentable,
ell nuevo Consultivo ACADIA de
caer en- la trampa del grupito!
La gaceta., 1941-06-12

Morinigo ofrece la coopera-
ci6n del Paraguay en- la defenSa
del hemisferio occidental Pc
70 de Samuel pide millones para
ia reconstruction del pals y el
desarrollo de sus recursos".
FL general profesa ideas tota-
litariaS pero busca Ell dinero de
la demOcracia norteamericana.
La gaceta., 1941-06-12
MANANA Sic REUNIRA LA
VERBENA DEL TABACo

Esta citado para mahana por
la noshe el Executive de La
VcrSena del Tabaco.
Sc efectuara la reunion en- Ia
Oficina de la Camara de Conner
clio de Ybor, a las 8. Firma Ia
coDvOcatoria 81 secretario F. de
n Grana,
La gaceta., 1941-06-12
DE ULTIMA
HORA
Leahy conferenci6 con Petain.
No se dar& Quartet a lOs nAzis

wv ~
Vichy, JUNO 12.-El almi-
rante Leahy, embajador de
los Estados Unidos, conferen-
ci6 hoy con ell mariscal Petain
y ell almirante Darlan. Discu-
tieron la situaci6n en- Siria.
Londrse, JUNO 12.-Hicie-
ron hoy una declaration de
que seguiran la guerra hasta
ell fin en- contra de los nazis,
los gobiernos de Inglaterra,
Canada, Australia, Nueva Ze-
landia y todas las naciones re-
presentadas en- Londres por
gobiernos emigrados.
Anunci6 la declaration con
junta ell primer ministro Chur
La gaceta., 1941-06-12

migos en- Tampa y la noticia ha
ssdo muy bien recibida.
NuevOs pogmenores son g.
! guaTdados.
La gaceta., 1941-06-12
Notcias de Estados Unidos y de la America

Esperase ell informe sobre ell "Robin Moor
Los comunistas seran tratados como enemigos
pIblicos. = Proposition del senador Byrd.-La
Junta de Frutas Citricas. - Cambios en- los ha-
bitos de compra. = Sc estrell6 un ~aeroplano de
bombardeo. ...
La gaceta., 1941-06-12

Cuando Maxwell ofreci6 sus
servicios y los C~OnOcimientOs de
"a experienced. Loo De Ia '1insa"
La gaceta., 1941-06-12
Las tropas aLadas contnGan
avanzando en- Siria y Libano
Una cOIumna australians Sc acerca a Beirut.

Petain pide que Sc mantenga la resistencia
Evening star., 1941-10-09
Residential
Social
Items
Mrs. Tuckerman
EntertainS to Aid
Ambulance Corps

Mrs. Walter R. Tuckerman enter
tanned at the fashion show for the
benefit of the British-American Am
bulance Corps at the Shoreham to-
day. Mrs. Tuckerman is chairman
of the Washington Committee Of
the corps and also for the benefit,
which met such great success today.
Guests of Mrs. Tuckerman we're
Mrs. Close. Nine. Fotitch, Nine.
Hurban. Nine. Diamantopoulos,
Nine. Chalkley, Mrs. S. L. Childs.
Mrs William Hammett Davis, Lady
Broderick. Mrs. Eric Underwood,
Miss Louise Clements, Miss Janet
Fish and Mrs. Wayne McFerguson.
Miss Madeleine Rizik was hostess
at luncheon Wednesday. entertaining
in the new home of her parents, MI.
and Mrs. A. NJ Rizik, on Woodland
drive. Miss Rizik was graduated in
June from the junior college at
Briar Cliff College in Virginia. Her
guests included Miss Patricia Proch-
nix, Miss Jane Davis. Miss Doris
Beckwith. Miss CODY Ranneft, Miss
Phyllis Bailey, Miss Courtney
Owens, Miss Mickey Sterling, Miss
Helen Digges, Miss Margaret Cor
don. Miss Doris Anne Defendefer
and Miss Jean Ann Cambel.
Mrs. Lane Schofeld has returned
to her apartment in the Chastleton
after spending the summer in
Northern Michigan.
Mrs. Edith Warren Quinn has
closed her apartment at the De-
catur and is accompanying her
aunt, Mrs. Francis J. Wilson, back
to her home in Coronado. Calf.
Mrs. Quinn and Mrs. Wilson are
at present at the Ambassador Ho-
tel. They will leave by plane today
(See RESIDENTIAL, Page BAD
Evening star., 1941-10-09
Mrs. John c. Folger Heads
Hospitals Committee.

(See RALLY, Page B-4.)
Evening star., 1941-10-09
Weddings Of Interest
To Capital Society
Miss Mary Stuart Is Married
To Mr.. William Mckinnell
In Christ Church

Georgetown the Of the we'd
daughter Mr. and Mrs Roger
Mr.. William Boman McKinnel Of
McKInnen of
o'clock last evening the
Williams officiating Lo
and the chancel decorated with Austria
liam fern.
maid of honor and only attendant
Bean of Greensboro N best
Moore Stuart brother of the bride and Mr. Richard G.
Zantznger Mr. o. deIashmut Mr. Robert Rust Mr. Will
1t William R Smedberg, Sd, ushers
wedding white satin and her veil held
cap with blossoms She carried white
valley maid of dressed in moonstone
Evening star., 1941-10-09

lagher, who will be married Satur-
day afternoon. Entertaining at the
Kennedy Warren, the several hun
dred guests were received at the
door of the ballroom, where an Or
chestra played for dancing through
the late afternoon. Mrs. Duncan
wore fame color crepe, made long
and trimmed with gold butterflies
Miss Hartz was in gold color chif-
fon edged in gold and had a shoul-
der spray Of deep purple orchids
Assisting was Mrs. Barge L. Hartz
mother of the hostess and honor
guest, who was dressed in an aqua
marine gown and wore rubrum lilies
on her shoulder.
Others assisting were Miss Lor-
raine Gibner of Chicago, who will
be maid of honor for Miss HartZ;
Mrs. w. T. SmallWood of Fairmont
w. Va, and Mrs. F. r. Mcguire of
Cleveland, aunts of the hostess, and
Mrs. Edwin G.. Reed, jr.
Evening star., 1941-10-09

Continued on Page B-5D
Evening star., 1941-10-09
Miss Mary Clas
And 1t. Holloman
Feted at Partv
MISS RUTH MITCHELL.

Mr.. and Mrs. Angelo Robert Clas
entertained at cocktail party yes
terday afternoon for her daugh-
ter, Miss Mary Louise Clas, and her
fiance, 1t. Delmar Winston Hollo-
man, whose marriage will take place
Saturday.
Tomorrow the wedding party of
the bride and bridegroom elect and
out-of-toWn guests here for the we'd
ding will be entertained at dinner
at Crestleigh. the home of the
brides parents, near Ashton. Md.
Tuesday evening Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph
Pittman gave dinner party at the
Shoreham for Miss Clas and 1t.
Holloman.
Evening star., 1941-10-09
Stinsons Plan Lawn Party
At Historic Woodley
For Ranking Officers
Wife of Brazilian Ambassador Will
Entertain After Sculpture Exhibit;
Morrises Greet Red Cross

winter
peacetme the
successful they
Henry Stnson
festivities their at home Thursday afternoon October B
party cabinet oht give Their
invited their
both homelke
lovely giant will be Parties Woodey
the historic
Evening star., 1941-10-09
Pre>Nuptial Parties

Pre-nuptial parties hold a prom
inent place on the social calendar
and among those in the next few
days will be that of Capt. and Mrs
Allen Bevins Reed, who will enter
tain at dinner tomorrow evening for
their daughter, Miss Elizabeth Moor
head Reed, and Mr.. Lane Cameron
Kaley, whose marriage will take
place Saturday afternoon in The
Bethlehem Chapel of the Washing
ton Cathedral of St. Peter and st.
Paul The dinner will follow the
Evening star., 1941-10-09
Civic Leaders
PlantOAttend
Chest Rally
League to Hold
Keynote Luncheon
October II

Nearly 1000 social and civic lead
ers in Washington are expected to
attend the keynote luncheon of the
Community Chest League which will
be held at 1890 O'Clock October II
in the Mayfiower Hotel.
Mrs. Rudolph Max Kaufman,
chairman of the luncheon, In giving
the time and place for the luncheon,
stressed the need for full realization
of the significance of human well
fare in the local community as an
important factor in the program of
home defense and called attention
to the effort of the Chest League to
focus thought now on the human
needs which must be met through
Chest agencies.
Mrs. Emory Scott Land
Heads Health Committee.
Members of the Community Chest
League who have been appointed to
stimulate attendance at the lunch
given responsibilities covering the
variety of fields of welfare services
rendered by the Chest.
Mrs. Emory Scott Land is chair
man of Committee on the Health
Agencies, assisted by Mrs. James
Lawrence Houghteling. Mrs. Wilbur
J. Carr is chairman of the Family
Service and Settlements Committee,
assisted by Mrs. Harry L. Grant and
Mrs. Robert H Fletcher.
Mrs. A. Chambers Oliphant is
chairman of the Child Welfare
Committee and will be assisted by
Mrs. Fred Bradley. The Committee
on Jewish Welfare Agencies is
headed by Mrs. Milton King, as
sisted by Mrs. Morris Cafritz and
Mrs. Charles A. Goldsmith. Mrs.
John w. Guider is chairman of the
Committee on Catholic Welfare
Agencies and working with her will
be Mrs. George E. Hamilton, jr.;
Mrs. George P. Scriven and Mrs.
Andrew Saul.
Mrs. John c. Folger Heads
Hospitals Committee.
Mrs. John Clifford Folger is chair
man of the Hospitals Committee,
and those assisting her will be Mrs
Robert c. Watson and Mrs. Lau-
renee H. Green. Mrs Adolphus
Station will contact the Girl Scouts
and Boy Scouts, apd Miss Elsa
Peterson is chairman of the Com
mittee on Y. M. C. A. and Y. w. C. A.
groups. with Mrs. Wilson Compton
and Mrs. Albert J. Mccartney as
sisting.
Mrs. George Ferris has been as
signed to the Montgomery County
agencies and Mrs. Caesar Aiello to
Evening star., 1941-10-09
State Group Plans
Fete Next Thursday

The first dance of the season of
the West Virginia State Society will
be held in the new ballroom of the
Shoreham Hotel next Thursday.
Season tickets may be obtained at
the door on the night of the dance
from Mrs. Pearl R. Barrows, 446
Emerson street. Guest tickets may
also be obtained at the door or from
Mr.. Lee F. Hamm, 1910 Kansas
avenue.
Evening star., 1941-10-09

blue taffeta, made with full skirt
and fitted bodice and carried tea
roses.
The reception was held in the
home of the brides parents for
members of the two families and
the wedding party. Later Mr.. and
Mrs. McKinnell, the latter wearing
an English tweed suit of hyancinth
blue, left for motor trip North,
and on their return will be at home
at 1901 Calvert street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Peyton Mon
cure and Miss Grace Moncure of
Stafford, Va, were among the we'd
ding guests, and others from out
of-town were Mr.. and Mrs. William
S. Parran of Prince Frederick. Md,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Francis G. Adams
of Houston, Tex.
Miss Ethel Frazier Becomes
Bride Of Mr.. n. H. McCotter.
Saint Marks Episcopal Church
was the scene of a charmingly ar
ranged double ring wedding at 8
o'clock last evening when Miss
Ethel Marie Frazier. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. William Edward Frazier,
was married to Mr. Norris H. Nc
Cotter, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
L. McCotter, of Bellevue, Mich.
The church was beautifully deco
rated with baskets of white chrys-
anthemums, asters and gladioli
against a background of palms and
ferns with white lilies and lighted
candles on the altar. Ths ceremony
was performed by the Rev Robert
J. Plumb. Mr.. Samuel Wood, organ
ist of the church, played the we'd
ding music and Miss Alma Harris
sang Because" and Il Love You
/ Truly"
! The bride was escorted and given
| in marriage by her father. She
wore a gown of white duchess satin
made with a basque waist and a
very full skirt with circular train
The long fitted sleeves ended with
points over the hands, while the
sweetheart neckline was eXquisitely
/ embroidered with tiny seed pearls
Her veil of illusion completely COW
cred the long train of her dress
and fell from tiara of matching
seed pearls with a veil over the
face. She wore a single strand OF
beautifully matched pearls, a gift
of the bridegroom, and carried g
shower bouquet of white orchids
roses and stephanotis.
Miss Miriam Lonergan, maid Of
honor and Mrs. John Donovan
Continued on Page B-5D
Evening star., 1941-10-09

(See RESIDENTIAL, Page BAD
Evening star., 1941-10-09
Battlevs Are Hosts

1t. Col. and Mrs. Joseph F. Bait
ley of Arlington were hosts to 48
guests last evening at a dinner dance
at the Army Navy Country Club.
The honor guests were Mr.. and Mrs.
Clarke Marion of Hamilton, Ohio.
Evening star., 1941-10-09

rehearsal for the wedding. Pre-
ceding the dinner, Miss Marty Will
son will entertain the wedding party
at cocktails.
Party Honors Miss Hart1
And Mr.. Gallagher.
Another party for a prospective
bride and bridegroom was that yes
terday afternoon which Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Duncan gave for the
latter's sister. Miss Janet Hartz
and her flance. Mr.. Walter Gal
Evening star., 1941-10-09

MRS. THEODORE JOSEPH
NORRIS.
The former Miss Ann Z.
Kober, she Is the daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed1pard w.
Kober OF this city. st. An
thongs Church 1Dds the scene
OF her recent 1Uedding.
-HeSSler Photo.
MISS RUTH MITCHELL.
fcircle.)
Her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Leroy Mitchell, hare
announced her engagement to
Mr.. Keith LaUSon. Mr.. La1U-
son is the son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
J. X. Lal0son of Washington.
Harris -E1Oing Photo.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-28

is only four and one-halt miles
long by one and one-half miles
wide.
AS on Midway. life on Wake
was, until December z, satisfy
ingly peaceful. War seemed far.
far away. Only the cries OF the
Rooney birds and the arrival and
departure " the giant planes
and an occasional warship ois-
turbed the serenity Of the island.
Guam, on the other hand.
however. situated halfway be-
tween Wake and the Philippines.
has been a busy naval station
for several years. though for
fear OF arousing japanese re-
sentiment 1t was never heavily
fortified. Only last Spring did
Congress pass and the President
sign a bill providing for a vast
expansion Of naval facilities at
the island.
The schedule OF trans
Pacific flights has, OF course,
been disrupted by the outbreak
OF the war with Japan. though
there has been assurance Pan
American. In conjunction with
the armed forces. will make
every effort TO keep the line Of
communications open.
The new airway route between
Honolulu and New Zealand Is
believed TO be functioning as
usual. Opened In 1910. 1t. too.
has several landing stages. First
Of these Is Canton, 1915 miles
away in the South Pacific. which
mas the unique distinction OF
flying not only the American
flag. out the English as well
Next comes Suya. capital Of the
ein Islands. followed by Nou.
mea, In the old French penal
colony OF New Caledonia, q large
island some 24s miles long AND
81 miles wide. and lying 1888
miles southwest Of Canton
Noumea is the last ocean base
before the hop Of l,124 miles
directly south TO Auckland.
M.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-28

Midway. so named because Il
lies IN approximately the middle
OF the Pacific. just beyond the
International Date Line. is the
first OF the Islands out OF Ha-
vail. A small group OF about
% square miles and some few
score persons. II is situated
1928 miles west and slightly
north OF Honolulu. Because OF
naval operations there. air pas
sengers' activity has IN the last
year or two been sharply re-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-28

stric;cd. Even the beautiful
bathing beach. once said 70 be
superior even 70 WAIKIKI. was
no longer available 10 travellers.
The Navy, II seems, was busy
converting the atoll into a Sec
onGarv base.
LYING 1871 miles west and
slightly south OF Midway Is
Wake. This little spot. whose
population is composed almost
wholly OF operations personnel,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-28
Two routes of Pan American Always the Pacific.

deed that they have felt the sudden blows of japanese bombing sqadrons
years Midway Wake
in the Then 1881 with the establishment of air
Honolulu Manila
Pacific flights simultaneously the Navy
airline officials development
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-28

NTH that 1 Sunday, Dec the little islands of Midway, Wake
eXIanse Of the Western Pacific
They merely stepping stones between Hawaii and
the Philippines the clipper ships Pan American Anyways
Today they possess significance They
line
Washington Journal., 1941-10-10

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folg. 9loBlid serdt Carl, Ser saila
iahte einoeidiafen lit, ins lleberee-
pi6t utO itiir3t ins @oiier.
n@reifen gilt ni9t", proficient
6arauf Sris.
S6wierie. @raseI iiBt
am Stranoe un0 miibt iid NIT Ell.
mem areu3uortrGtiel.
n@rfriidnno9 Sn Orei 8uditaben.
- 2riege i9 nidt 'raus! gis poBt
nidt; Ser mitteIite 8uditabe muB
elm a iein. Na, id peroe NAL
crit mein Gao nebmenl"
Washington Journal., 1941-10-10

Weine belle 5lnneaboie lit Der.
ieI6en Dame aus5ubauOisen, benin
iie bat INNER iogerne oarauf seiei'
fen.
ueber meme iibrise @aroerObe
bite id frei gu 0erfiigeu, iOpeit Oies
ni6t i6on oie Motteu getan babeu.
Meinen 8tpai @onate alien 9at.
teI Sobias idenfe ib meiner Sonte,
Srau SOa Mas, Oamit oie @roserei
NIT ibrem neuen @erierteppi1 enO.
lif NAL cine gn0e bat.
9ie fiinf 5loihen @ognaf binter
meinem Sdreibtiid berma6e ib oem
8eomten, Der meme Steuerla6en
bear6eitet. Sd babe i6m 5u mainen
2e6aeiten bel &opfi6mer5en ge-
modt, oiel(eidt erIeoigt Oas iebt Ser
9ognot nod elm @eiIhen fir mid
tpeiter.
Meine e6te Iilberne Sai9enubr
2eibbiiderei nSeim1en am Serb"
5uriid, BEN i6 fano es bo4mitGnOie
bon Dem Snob6er. OaB er mid 10
falten gemabnt bat.
Meine efte iileberne Edi1enitbr
bermode ih meinem 9effen 4orI.
den. gs jon ibm cine 9ebre iein -
bate ct. neuli9 nift Orei &G0den
oarots entfernt utO aus 6em SEN
iter getporfen, t0nnte er iest cine
tompIette rbr beiisen.
Meinen geiamten literarr9en
0adlaB bermafe ib meinem 8e.
rufsfamerooen, Dem S9riftteler
8iGi 5dreibfeOer; es 1T mir iHon
Ionge a~ufgefalen, OoB CT oie sIiid-
li6e @oba beiist, meme SOeen auf.
3ugreifen lno einem breiten Seer.
freis 8ugGnglid gu MAIDEN.
Berlin, Datum unleIerliG. Ser.
man &rauie.