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Marriage License
Applications


Under d. c. la,cs, couples must
apply for q marriage license on
one day, ,Dait three full days and
receipe the license on the nth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
Walter simsic, ,jr.: sunnybrooks, Md. snt
Max Addison, %, 1924 10th st. NV. and
|. Alma Keiner, 81, 1855 C st. Sc.
'nEHaH Eieanor Robes, IS, TAI D st. ne.
| Charles Murray, 26. 230 Cromwell teri
no,o ne, i1a md Evelyn Dale 49, Upper MARI
Melvinr Estep, e5. 52a ,7th st. Sc. ant
| Johnnie searcy, 90. Anacostia Naval Base
and wilda Newell, "A. 1857 Lamont, st
NV.
oeorre Gerard, 35. Mobile. Ala, spt
Sarah Towliu, 4s, 1882 Calvert st. NV
Jesse Parish, ir:. 26,. Naval Rec: station
and verlan Brooks 25' 2s26 Mich"l
Edwin Walls, 25. Boiling Field. and Ruth
Poynton, 20. 1907 33rd st. NV.
Carl Smith, 81 2sh Hanover I'd. NV. and
Lottie Tolbert, 25. ~ IL lst st. NV. .,d
Wade Gaskins, 80. AL Irving st: NV;
and Lillian Phelps, 26, 621 Keefer pi
Frederick Lee. 80. Nev York City. and
Dorothy Bond. 1920 Que st. nv; A..
Samuel Winstead, %. East Riverdale. ND
and Jeannine whitlaw 21' Leasours
william johnson. %. 44oI st; Sc: and
John Anderson. jr.. 90. Annapolis Hotel
and Joanna Ally, 20. Admission. AS
Leslie Henderson, %. Naval Receiving Sta.
ton, and Ruth Nay. 20, 1905 shephere
wallace Adams. 25, 1741 P st. NV, and
Nicolina vislianti, 26, Takoma PARK
william Harvey. q. 712 F.rragut st; NJ
and Alma Chabot, u. Takoma Park, No
Hi Hdith Piekett. 2s. 1s47 4 s.: ne.
| Jonathan Allen, 20. st. Plattsburg, n. -:
lame, no; nciai Clark, 25. 1909 E st. ne. ane
Carrie waugh, %, 1909 Z st ua,:, r.; .,,
Mary Franks, FL, $3.50 Eastern ave
wilson McNabs, 10, 1914 9Th st. NV. ant
Ruby Ienner, 16, 402 Frank st. NV.
Evening star., 1948-07-01
mrs. Ruth Woods Ends
3O-Yeur U. S. Service

Mrs. Ruth G. Woods, administra-
tive assistant In the Engineering
and Technical Division Of the
Army Signal Corps, retired today
after 80 years service in the Gov
ernment.
Mrs. Woods, who lives at 2133 I
street NV, joined the Ordnance
Department in 1918 and transferred
to the Signal Corps in 1921. Yes
terday she received q gift Of lug
gage from associates and . letter
OF appreciation from Maj. Gen.
Spencer B. Akin, chief signal onicer
Evening star., 1948-07-01

Charles and oreado Aston. sirl.
James and MARY Arbuckle, girl.
Johnny and Helen Cauiey, girl.
Milton and Ardell Chapman. girl:
Burrell and Johnnie Edmonds, girl.
Walker and Blanche Ferguson, girl.
William and Carrie Gaskins, girl.
Clarence and Altamese Gilmore, boy.
Luke and Celestine Harris, boy
Nelson and Winifred johnson, boy.
James and Ruth Lewis. girl
Henry and Kenna Mcdonald, Roy.
Elijah and Ora Mckinney, girl.
Curtis and Charlotte Parker, boy.
Percy and Ernestine Peste. girl.
Frank and Virginia Quinn, girl.
Lee and Ethel Redfearn, boy.
James and Joan Richards, airl.
Burton and Marie Richardson, hey.
Craig and Margaret Russ 10y.
Robert and Dorothea Stewart, boy.
Willie and Elisabeth Stokes. girl.
A. z. and Ethel Washinyton, boy.
Alfred and Isadora Wilson. boy.
Merilyn and Vivian Wimbush, girl.
Ulrich and Marguerite Woodfolk, boy.
Daniel and Laura Wright, boy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-01-23

band which comes upon the camp;
or q mysterious stranger who drops
in one night to prove logically, In
stead of at gun point that he Is
entitled to share the growing gold
hoard.
There Is seldom a dull moment
in THE Treasure of Sierra Madre,
and the surprise that follows the
pictures lower ones always justifies
the lull that preceded.
1t is not merely that he is the
most sympathetic character in the
screenplay that makes the elder
Huston its dominant performer. Tc
him falls the task Of being spokes-
man for a man who has as much
to say as does B. Traven, and the
,artfulness of years goes into doing
the Job perfectly.
There is nothing to criticize, OF
course, In Bogart's representation
Of the most sordid Of the gold
hunters, but 1t is no better than
young Hollis portrait Of the third
Of these simple men.
They turn B. Traven's story into
proof of something that has singu.
larly needed proving about the
movies lately.
It would be remiss to miss 1t.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-01-23

"The Treasure of Sierra Madre">
ought to be healthful for every one,
the dropping movie public, the in
dustry, and even for Humphrey
Bogart who here pursues a far more
exciting quarry that his old, habitual
blond. While the Aim Is Bogart's
best in some time, 1t really is not
even his picture. Honest distribu-
ton of the credits must divide them
principally between the mysterious
author: Walter Huston, who steals
the picture from his fellow perform
ers, and Huston's son John, the
director.
Several such high-powered yarns
from 3. Traven's pen or typewriter
should convince every one that all
the movies have needed is the right
brain.
"The Treasure Of Sierra Madre,"
photographed on primitive noun
tain top in Mexico, takes ruthless
look at the facts of life as illus
trated in mans search for material
security. The material in this case
Is gold. It's seekers are three COM
mon men, simple creatures despera-
tely In need OF bath and shave,
but with attractive enough hearts.
There is nothing reprehensible in
the motives of the unkempt trio.
Huston wants just enough to as
sure him a comfortable old age, a
well-earned retirement from life
of prospecting. Tim Holt desires
q stake to buy q small California
fruit farm. Bogart's dream, less
admirable, but reasonable enough, is
10 live in a fiashy idleness.
Huston, toothless realist, is the
wise man Of the expedition. His
shabby amateur companions are
never in a position to say that he
did not warn them. He knows gold
ground" but even better he knows
what the possession of the stuff does
DO the souls Of men.
John Huston's direction OF 1.-THE
Treasure Of Sierra Madre" Is the
work of q man who never forgets
that he is maneuevering his three
simple men to a terrific cinema CHI
max. When he gets through with
them, and with audiences, both
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-01-23
By Harry Macarthur

"The Secret Beyond the Door,
which opened yesterday at the Cap
itol, is the story of a man who has
an overpowering urge to kill his
pretty wife, whom he loves passion
ately. The man is Michael Red
grave, who. usually displays his tall
emit for the psycopathic In British
films, and the girl is Joan Bennett,
who almost always can manage to-
look like q woman with problems
that shouldn't happen to her. The
secret, as in all such eudo-psychi-
atric melodramas, Is the basis for
the young mans urge.
The secret has something to do
with lilacs and locked doors and
that probably is all Director Fritz
Lang would want you to be told.
/ He would like your nerves kept taut
with concern over the possibility
that Miss Bennett will not dig the
deep, evil root, as some one refers
to it, from Mr.. Redgrave's mind be-
fore he throttles the life out of her
shapely body.
This lad played by Redgrave is
quite neurotic. In his normal
moments, Miss Bennett finds him
tender and charming as he woos her
ardently. The feel OF a locked door
under his hand or a Whit OF lilac
sprig, however, sends him of into
terrible state. His hobby, 1t de-
velops, is collecting rooms. complete
in every original detail, where spec
tacular murders have been COM
mitted. So far he has six and 1t
will not detract from Mr.. Lang's
suspense to let you know that Miss
Bennett discovers the seventh Is q
CODY of her own and that she is
somewhat taken aback by the dis
covery.
The story Of o young woman's
life with the man who has decided
he must kill her even II against his
will Is creaking and contrived
melodrama as adapted by Silvia
Richards from a story by Rufus
King. It does not make move
that Is not the expected one. 1t has
all Of the obvious trappings, in
Guiding a sinister old homestead to
greet the bride and a sister and
secretary of her husband who have
an original sinister look. 1t even,
though 1t does not 60 like one, has
house afire at its climax.
Mr.. Lang Is an old hand, though,
at creating a mood and his direc-
ton has lifted 1.-THE Secret Beyond
the Door" several cuts above the
mediocre. He knows well the tricks
for working on an audience with
camera and sound track to make the
feeling of suspense mount. There
are dull passages In the film, when
you will wish Miss Bennett had not
been such an easy pickup when
Mr.. Redgrave spotted her in that
little Mexican town. There are a
couple OF other sequences, however,
when you will begin to suspect that
Mr.. Lang may turn out to be the
director to kill off a heroine in one
of these psychiatric tales.
The smoothly comic dancing
antics OF Harrison and Fisher climax
the new stage show at the Capitol.
Also present are Gene Shelton, the
veteran pantomimist; Ann Russell
and Arthur IA FleIIr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-01-23

NEW 1MPORT-Pdule CroSet
pronounced Paul CrosdU
makes her Hollywood film
debut opposite Douglas Fair
banks In "The Erile," nert on
the Keith's schedule. Born tn
Tahiti, she halls from Saottser-
land and plays a Dutch girl In
the picture.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-01-23

are going to have new and dra-
matte version of q lesson that human
nature never has been able to learn.
1t would be as unfair to say what
that climax Is as 1t would be to
cheat oneself out of the excitement
and hilarity OF seeing 1t for him.
self.
It's ironic humor is the best single
dramatic quality of THE Treasure
of Sierra Madre." Author Traven
is singularly blessed with the sense
that man is a ridiculous creature In
his most acquisitive aspects. This
enables him to lay a comedy sur
face on even the most grim ex-
periences of his tramp gold miners.
1t is laughable to him, and to
Warner audiences, to watch the
basic friendship of the trio degen-
crate into distrust, fear and. finally
homicidal terror. In making this
clear he could not have found q
better man than the senior Huston,
a man as droll as he is wise and
one whose every prophecy Of evil
for the expedition proves tragically
true.
Traven's narrative genius Is al
ways clear In the fact that the
Warner picture is extremely limited
in focus, 1t is fairly racing with
action. Even the sleep Of his prin-
cipal characters Is q thing Of move
ment. Of sudden sharp awakenings
to check on each other to make
sure there is not q gun at ones
temple, or that a private gold
cache has not been found and rif1ed
When the narrative fans out 1t
catches miscellaneous maurauders
from the outside, q Mexican bandit
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-01-23

THE TREASURE OF SIERRA MADRE."
q Warner Bros picture, produced BY
Henry Blanke, directed by John Huston.
screenplay by Huston, based on the novel
BY B. Traven. At the Warner.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-01-23
How to Save Money,
: kY f,e Asseeiafsd Press

" fhe Assoedtsd PFesB
HOLLYWOOD.
A scene In The Iron Curtain" re-
quires Dana Andrews to surprise
Gene Tierney, his wife In the film,
with a new home he has furnished
for her. ~.
Initial shots outside the house
were made on location In Ottawa.
where six inches of snow blanketed
the ground and the temperature
fingered below freezing. Interiors
were made here on the Fox lot,
where the midwinter sun raised the
thermometer to "a degrees.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-01-23
Capitol Film Hero
Dreams of Murder
In Lilac.Time

q Observation-Disclosures Picture Of Diana
Production, produced and directed by Fritz
Lang. screenplay by Silvia Richards,
based on the story By Rufus King. At
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-01-23

an, ITO. ais, 6:25, T:3o and s:3:
pm.
Pix-"Amok";; 2:10, 4:50. 1880
1910 pm. and 12.45 am.
Trans-Lux -- News and shorts
continuous from 10:15 am.
Warner Treasure Of Sierra
Madre':: 11:l0 am, 1850, 4:25, 7:o5
and e:45 pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-01-23
Robbi Prero to Speak

/ Rabbi Amram Prero, national d.
rector of B'nai Birth Youth Organi.
cations, will speak at $3.50 O'Clock
tonight In B'nai Israel Synagogue
Fourteenth and Emerson streets
NV. Rabbi Henry Segal, spiritual
leader of the congregation, will con-
duct the services and Cantor Simon
Weiss will sing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-01-23

Blue, green and olive drsb i.
handsomely tailored of the finest
sabardine fabric. An ideal jacket
for your winter and early spring
wardrobe. Sizes 10 to 20, in en-
tire lot, but not in every color.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-01-23
Where and hen
Current Theuter Attractions
and Time Of Showing

stage.
Catholic University-"Bride Of
Darkness; $50 pm.
National-"C arousel"; $50 pm.
Screen.
Ambassador Treasure Of Sierra
Madre":: 1:15, 1, GAS and s:s5 pm
Capitol - Secret Beyond the
Door; 11:05 am, las, 4:30, tbs
and 10 pm. Stage shows: los,
3:45, $50 and 9:15 pm.
Columbia-"Good News: 11:10
am, lis, 3:l5, $40, tbs and 9:35
pm.
Hippodrome-"I Know Where I'm
Going; Ais. 4:05, 5:55, 7:45 and
$3.50 pm.
Keith's--"Out OF the Past; 11:35
am, 1886, 1886, 5:35. TBS and s:35
pm.
LittIe-"The Great Mr.. Handel;
lilo am, I:15,3:l5. $40, 7:3o and
$40 pm.
Metropolitan-"A Slight Case Of
Murder; 1870 am, las, $3.50, 5:35,
TAO and 9:45 pm.
Palace-"Th Road to Rio; II
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-01-23
Movie Public Strikes 1t Rich
In Treasure of Sierra Madre'
BY Jay Cormody

Traven the author nobody knows provides
fascinating opened
yesterday.
that Is dramatically unvarnsted experty
ontc comedy he writes how is with who gold
1t striking screenplay which
ia not hoplessy dedicated frivoliy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-01-23

MADE ESPECIALLY FOR
THE WOMEN'S AUXILIARY
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The Valley settler., 1948-06-25
t9Aa SCH CONseRVAT iON PROGRAM FOR ALASKA

 Tho United States Department of Agricu1- ture offers every farmer in the Territory of Ala ska opportunity to improve and conserve the fertility of his land through participation in the 194e Agricult ral conservat ion Program.
 Any farmer in Alaska rho desires to par- ticipate in this program must make app1i- cat ion to one of the foll owing Exten on orfices not later than August l, le46; Extension office, College, Alaska; E7eton- sion Office, Box s477, Anchor ago, Ala ska; Extension Office, Palmer, Alaska: Gxten- sion orfico, Petersburg, Alaska.
 Tho following practices will be in effect: Ract ice No. A-2. A,nlying fort ilizer to pastures or cover or legminous crops-- 35:oo per 100 pounds avail able P,oz or k Gonl iedo D Pigment will be mado only Tor the pp11ca- t1on Of phosphate (Pao5 and potash Koo, Receipts or invoices shovi ng the purchoso' and tho analysis Of tho fort 1izer bought, properly dated and signed by t tlc von dor, should be rotainod for pro son tati on to tho farm inspector ct t he time of inspoctio P..Gcttee No. B-s l.l Plant ing 10 gun1nous cover crops in rot ation with other crops- s. % DOT acre, .:*.: Practice No. B-2 lbl Ueing logminous. crops for groon manuro--55.oo GO DOT aero. Practico No. H-7 Rcd clover, lsiko c1ovor or sueotc1ovor' usod for groom manure-- $l. DOT acre.
 Practice No. C-a. Contour farming inter- tillod crops. ta) Sl.5o per acre uhoro all cultural operations are on tho contour: (ol $l.oo DOT aero uhoro only tho planting and cu1tivot ing arc tho contour. Pc.etice No. c=3 Contour farming drilled or closo-so4m grasses, legmos, or small grains: tol 50. 75 per aero whore all cu1- tural oporati os arc on tho contour; to) $50 per aero whore only tho sooding opcr- ation is on tho contour.
 Pract ico No. C-le Constructing permanent dftchirp ri th a min inulm eros 6. sccti on of
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-04-24
(Gortiesung)

Snso i9ob ibr ben @eifen an Sen
Singer nno bielt Die Sano einen Gu-
genblif felt IN Der ieinigen:
.@s lit bas l1nterpfano bes Ser.
ipredens, tpelhes Sic mir geseben
baben, Die Meiniee gu iein, unb ebens
10 bas Bfanb meines 8eriprehens,
Sbnen aneeboren sr ipollen 80"
gr itofte, a,l ebrlid, cine 0eignng
beudleriih al,saufprehen, tpelhe er
ridt fiibIte
sd nertraue Sbnenl"
Das NOR alles, mas Gliane ant
aportete. Die grtpiberrng riibrte SUI
go, uno 6enno1 NOR er tpeit babon
tentfernt. iie 81, berIteben, tpeit oa.
bon entfernt Die Siefen oieIes
if1peiglamen 9er5ens au begreifen.
.5u begreifen Die bittern Bogen, mel.
DIE es lanee 3eit btnourh al.fgeregt
un6 Die ftd nun Iegten Dor ben er.
item Strablen elmer neu enlightenment
Come.
8eioe erihienen nerlegen. gliane
ergriff auerIt tpieoer bos Bort, nm
i'm 5u fragen, Oh er bereits ieiner
Gonte Mitteil,tns senadt babe.
n0ob ni6t! 9ie gntidei.
oung fam 10 pl0slidb; nod beute
ntorgen tpuete id es faum, gu
ipre6en."
n@ollen sic mir geitatten, oaB id
ibr sleidfaas idreibe? Sd fiible es,
baB id iie iebr Iie6 baben tperoe.
Mnltatt au dnttporten, fiiBte Su'
go bic nit Dem 8erlobungsrtng ge.
idniidte &anh. Ct nar perlesen
falt if6mte er li6 eegeniiber elmer
10 often outage treteroen groben
2iebe; er eeitano iib niht obne Ier.
ger, bob er nod nien1als 10 Iinfiif
getpeien, tpie IN bieiem Mugenblid
Die Mnfunft bon Srau bon &u'
bran rib ibn aus ieiner 8erlegen.
belt beraus.
rgtun, id iebe, man lit eliidlid
bier" iagte ite lebbaft lno elite aui
Gliane gu. nSSeoem ieine gbre, eri1
rtuB ih Die liebe 8raut ,tmarmen
Denn bieies Slid lit, i6 idmeihle
mir banit, ein flein penig mei1
@erf Dieler fur6tlame Self
bon giittmeiiter ipiiroe es ttdt ge.
tpagt baben, onaufrogen, tpenn i'd
ibm nidt Mut eingefloBt bate.
Sn oieiem gugenblid muroe &C.
meloet, buB bos 0iner bereit lei
oie fleine Qnaabl ser @dite iiberbof
Sugo Der peinliden Iufgabe, it6 lei.
ner 8roit beionoers pibmen 81
miiilen.
Srau bon aubran erging it6 no.
tiirlid olsbal6 in tauIenberlei 8ro.
ieften fir Die nddite 3ufrnft, in
Bldnen fir Die 5od5eitsreiie, fiji,
cine Heibe bon elan5enoen Soilet.
ten gliane bate um liebiten
allein iif unterbalten nit ibren1
8r1utigam; iie borte auf iene Serrs
lidfeiten, ipel6e 5rau bon Muprm
Dor ibren Sbren entroate, nur balb;
trdumeriId blidte lie ulf BEN Sting
an ibrem Singer, oas 3eiden zines
neuen 2ebens, zines erIten @liides.
llnb als man iid bonn Glide er.
FOB, bu geltattete Die s(npeienbei1
Der fremben Game fem traulides
tete a tete; ltno oils Srau bon Iu.
bran Mbihieb nabm, % Derltanb es
iid bon lelbit, baB Sugo Die Dame
aahbauie begleitete.
gIiane aog iid auf ibr Gimme,
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-04-24

|6anfe spar berauideno, ober iie uies
ibn bon iih.
Nein, Tie fonnte nidt geben, iie,
Die frdnflihe alte Grau, in iene ele-
|gante Belt, au ben reihen, ibone,
Damen. 8iiroe niht Die graut iih
bon ibr tpenben, BON ibr in ibrer
altmobii6en &leioung, tpiiroe ni6t
Sugo ielblt iid ibrer i61men milf.
fen? l1no Damn pieber, ,piiroe er es
rubig binneblnen f0nnen, ipenn niel.
leidt irgenb elm orefallises, itiheln.
oes 8ort iiber Die alte Sante iei,t
Sbr tr1fe?
nNein, 1o6ntals nein, i6 min
ni6t bingeben; uber seIegnet iei er
fir ieinen eoelmiitieen @eoanfe1, ee.
iegnet fir ieinen liebepollen, aufri6-
tigen 8unib!"
0ann nabm iie ben 9rief Clio.
mems; elm @efiibl bon 8eflemmung,
genildt nit Ganfbarfeit, ourd5og
ibre 8rult.
r@ie liebensmiroig iie it," iagte
iie, utpeld' rei5enoes, ongenebmes
Sdreiben! @ie fann i6 ibr ant
uorten, id, cine arme lrngebiloete
Hropin5ialin?"
Iber bieie arme, fur6tiame Yros
bin5ialtn ihrieb 1punoerberrli6e 8rie-
fe, piellei6t tpeil Iie ni6t bas 8es
nuBtiein ibres eieenen boben 8er-
tes batte. Sbre griefe ipraden in
einem antifen Gone, eei6opft aus
ben fran5oiii6en S6riftiteaern bes
II. Sabrbunoerts, tpelde lie 5uneiIt
gelelen 1lno in iih aufgenommen
bate.
slls tie oie sSeoer onIeste, Inn oem
iungen Naoben 5u i6reiben, tpar
ibr Sinn beflommen; ober ols6alo
5erbraf ser @eiit bie einengenoe
Seiiel, 1no an lire bobe, Iiebenss
Diiroiee @eItnnung Iegte iie in bie
3eilen binein. gliane mar entsiidt; :;
iie fiiblte iid ooppelt binge5ogen 5u
oieIer ebrlpiiroigen Watrone; ipra6
bod gum erlten Wale in ibrem gnn=
sen Seben Elm Ser5 gu ibr, bon mel
dem lie tp1Bte, baB Tie es lieben
ipiirbe.
Gen 8rief beeleitete SOS Sod
5eltsgel6enf Ser aIten Mamleu: Ell
ne Sammlune alter berrlider Gil
berladen, melde nod aus Den gldn=
5enoen Sugen Ser 5amilie itammten,
ge5iert waren nit Dem berri6aftlis
diem @appen: bas gnt5iiden elmer
&ennerin tpie Srou bon 9lupran.
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Jrei na6 W. Marsan bearbeitet
bon @altber bpn g mben


3urnd, INN oen Brfef on 9ugoS Sa11s
te 5u idretben. &rnoertn1aI ieste iie,
Die in Dem geniiot,at beriibnlt mar
Oh ibres idonen 8riefitiIs, bie Seoer
IAN; auein, tire @eoanfen nno @e.
fiible tpollten ii9 nidt in Borte flei.
ben Iaifen.
2anee iaB iie trdumerii6 90. Bis
enolid elm fleines 8riefden noaen-
oct mar; es tpnr ,ti1t 10 ausge-
fallen, ipie iie es getpiinIdbt bate.
als Tie am unoeren Worgen siem-
|lid ipat ertpadte, itano auf ibrem
|Siide Elm groBes, berrlides 8ofett,
melbes init ieinem Quite ibr 8ou-
ooir erfiiate. Gin Greuoenitrabl flog
iiber ibr Geiid]t; innigit oanfte iie
Dem @eber fir feline 5arte slufmerf.
iamfeit. Damn nobm iie aus ar ben
idonen 8lumen cine Sasminbliite,
Helm unb aart, Inn tie als 9lnbenfen
an Sugos erItes 8ofett in elm gols
oenes Neoaillon 5u perI6lieBen.
VII
Mamlen Sosee1inoe ieste ibre
8riae uuf lrno entiiegelte einen 9rief
ibres geeffen.
Gin lei6ter Yarfum entpinoet iid
|bem &ubert, l,no NIT Dem G9rei=
ben Susos fiillt Elm fleines, elegan-
ties Billet auf bie groe; iie bebt es
auf: es 5eist oieielbe Sanoidrtft ipie
|iene, uelde neulid auf Dem Bariler
Eafet seitanoen.
Sbr Sera beginnt dngitlidj au
Ii6lagen; Iie beeilt ii6, ibres Neffen
|S6reiben gu leien; es fiiqt bier Sei-
ten ieiner na6ldiiigen, ,1nregeImd-
|Bigen S6rift:
,Yaris, 20. 5ebruar 1869.
Weine liebe quite Sante! &annit 9u
mir peraeiben, baB i9 Gir ni6t frii-
Der gei6rieben, nidt 9einen guten
&at eingebolt babe, baB id berein-
gei6neit fon1lne, obne alle 8orberei=
tung, ia, obne es ielbIt fait 5u glaus
benz @rIdrif nidt, Iiebite, bette
Sante, if berbeirate midi! Sd fem
ne 9eine @iite 5lt iebr, als baB i9
mid in langen Dagen @nti idulbigun-
gen au ergeben brau6e. Gu tpirit mir
ntdt aiirnen, id meiB es, ielbit ,penn
gu es periu6en tpolltelt. - S6 ipur-
De, ltebe Sante, bon oen l1mItGnben
Ige5tpungen, geordngt bon elmer allf=
ri6tigen Sreunoin; i6 bin berlobt,
obglei6 id5 nod Dor a6t Sagen al
len grnItes baran oadte, nod @frifa
5u geben. = 9u fragIt, 1per meine
8erlobte Jet? gs lit 5r1ulein gliane
0arnD, cine iunge elternloie Dame,
i'm Ilter BON 5tuan5ig Sabren uno 8e-
| |literin bon 1nebr oils elmer Weillion
Sn einem unierer eriten 8eniionoe
bat tie cine poaenoete gr5iebung ers
balten unb pobnt bel Dem 8ruoer
| ibrer Mutter, DEM Hrdlioenten BON
gm6rebille Cpon', liebe, ariItofrati-
|ibe SanteD. Su iiebIt, oieie Seirat
lit cine gan5 portrefflide; Sraulein
Gurnp lit, tpie man mir bon allen
Seiten Die 8erli6erung gibt, intel
ligent unb boiler @iite; i6 tpolIte,
id f0nnte auf bin5ufiisen, tie lei
biibld; aaein, oas piiroe leioer eine
idmere 2iige iein. gs iit bies Der ein=
aige Shatten auf oem @emdloe. Iber
Gu, pel6e 9u 10 bo6linnig benfit,
nirit oieien Shatten auBeroroent=
lih geringfiisis finoen. = . meine
lteuere, quite Sante, Gu muBt nidt