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The Illinois times., 1953-12-21

A 7l4-vote 'last minute" splurgc
for Henry from the East End
Pets. IL and 13 propelled him into
office, 219 votes ahead OF fourth.
place Dave Goodman. local rail-
roader Henry thus became the
\ first Negro ever elected to xenia's
\ Commission since this city aband-
oned the old Council-mayor form
/ of government and introduced the
\ Commission manager style IS
/ years ago. Negroes had served in
/ the old Council which had seats on
ward basis but Xenia's five Com
Il missioners have always been
elected as "at large" representa-
i tives.
MRS. ABBOTT GOES TO INDIA
TO SERVE AS CARE" AIDE
Mrs. Marion Stewart Abbott,
Of Trevose, Bucks County, Pa,
arrived at New Delhi, India, by
plane on Thanksgiving Day to as
sumo her new duties there as ad-
ministrative assistant to the Care
Mission chief for India and Pa
kistan.
Mrs. Abbott has served with
Care, the non %. profit overseas
welfare agency, for more than six
and half years. Prior to her as
signment to India and Pakistan,
she was : labor consultant on
the CARE staff, affiliated with
the National CIO Community Ser
vices Committee. Before joining
CARE in January, 1947, Mrs. Alb
bott had spent five years with
the Fiscal Division of the n. S.
Government and also worked with
the Office of Price Administra-
tion and with the Lend Lease
Procurement Division of the u.
8. Treasury Department.
Mrs. Abbott attended Howard
University and the College of the
City Of New York. She has been
a lecturer at the Rand School of
Social Studies in New York and
has been active in the Town and
Country Women's Club of Tre-
vose, Pa, st. Charles Community
Center; Colonial Park Day Nur-
sery; American Labor Association,
Philadelphia; Labor Committee of
the National Association for the
advancement of Colored People;
National Council of Negro Wo-
men, and other organizations.
In her new duties she will as
sist the CARE Mission chief, Par
Danforth, in the distribution of
CARE food, textile and "Self :
Help" plow and tool packages
donated my American sponsors,
among the most needy of the
Indian people.
Marriage Licenses
Morris L. Stewart, urbans -
If~LaxA l9t
The Illinois times., 1953-12-21

Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Drish of
North Ash were dinner hostess
to Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Smith, Mrs.
Va. Rodgers and mother Mrs.
Aughtry.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis North Pop
family, the Dowl Akwises and mo-
ther Mrs. Agnes Giles, Mr.. and
Mrs. Will McDuff.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil Nelson ST.
we're guest of their son Mr.. and
Mrs. Cecil Nelson jr. and son at
Mil. Wis. Other guest at dinner
were the Mrs. Carolyne Tate FAM
lily.
Mrs. C. J. Jordan visited friends
and sister in Chicago.
Mr.. a nd Mrs Raymon. Scott
were guest of Mrs. SCOTS mother
at Carnri, Ill.
Mrs. Ethel White of West Hill
st. visited her sister at st. Louis,
Mo.
The Illinois times., 1953-12-21
NEWS

AA1AANOlS NGWo
40 My Lord Make Thy beauty
TO be my food, and Thy presence
my drink, and Thy pleasure my
hope. and praise of Thee my ae-
ton, and remembrance of Thee
my companion, and the power OF
Thy sovereignty my succor, and
Thy habitation my home, and my
dwelling place the seat Thou hast
sancified from the limitations I'M
posed upon them who are shut
out as by a veil from Thee. Thou
art, verify, the Almighty, the All
Glorious, the Most Powerful.
From Bahai writings. Meeting
publicly each Sunday at p. m.
Place 503 West Elm st. Urbana.
RELATIVES VISITS
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Maclin
of Ellis Ave. were houseguest OF
their family Mr.. and Mrs. James
(Maclin nephew, Mr.. and Mrs. Ro-
bert Reeves sister of Staten, Tenn.
a sister, Mr.. and Mrs Lawrence
Shaw, a sister in law of Browns
billie, Tenn, Mr.. and Mrs. Jno-
Harwell and Rev. Harris all OF
Chicago, Mr.. and Mrs. Ned
Thompson of Hammonds, Ind. 9th
er relatives to entertain the guest
were Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Tay-
Tor and Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Tay-
lor. Friends to call were the Fox
wells and Mrs. Roscoe Tinsley,
MrsA Clara Clark and Mrs. Willie
Speed.
DINNER HoSTESsEs i
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Williams we're
dinner hostess to Mrs. Effie Payne
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Martin and
son Romanie, Mrs. Bessie Osby.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Ross and
Mr.. and Mrs. James Williams and
family their son. Mrs. Edna Diff
fay was dinner hostess to her
family, the SCOTS and Bridgewat-
ers.
MEMS DAY
Col. Griffin at Chanute Base
was guest speaker. Mr.. L. +.
Tinsley was the Chairman of the
program. Rev. J. Anderson is pas
tor.
The Illinois times., 1953-12-21
FORMER RESIDENT HOLD

REUNION
Mrs. Roxie Steele, Mrs. Ella
Williams, Mrs. Rose Hess.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Wheeler OF
aChicago visited at Kentucky for
reunion.
The Illinois times., 1953-12-21

Rev. King Nesbitt took his
family to Carbondale to special
service at his church. The Hope
Baptist church were guest.
The Illinois times., 1953-12-21

Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Fletcher OF
East Hill st. were dinner hostess
to their family and friends: The
Ed GIovers and daughter, Mrs.
Ellie Pierce and daughter from st.
Louis, Mo.
The Illinois times., 1953-12-21

Col. Griffin at Chanute Base
was guest speaker. Mr.. L. +.
Tinsiey was the Chairman Of the
program. Rev. J. Anderson is pas
tor.
Evening star., 1953-08-16
Buffet Supper
For Bride-to-Be

Mrs. Louis A. Spiess enter
tanned at a buffet supper last
evening in honor of Miss Jeanne
Mihills, whose marriage to Mr..
William G. Karros will take
place next week.
Mrs. SpieSs was assisted in en-
tertaining her guests by her
daughters, the Misses Margaret,
Helen, Rita and Joan Spiess.
Among the guests present were
Miss Mihill's mother, Mrs. Her.
bert Mihill and the mother Of the
prospective bridegroom, Mrs. VIII
liam KarroS and her daughter
Mrs. Donald O'Boyle, who will
be matron Of honor at the we'd
ding.
Evening star., 1953-08-16
Murray,
To Marry

Announcement is made by. Mr..
and Mrs. Irwin Clay Murray of
Chevy Chase of the engagement
of their daughter Joann to Mr..
Donald J. Fischer. He is the son
Of Mr.. George j. Fischer of
Pittsburgh, Pa. and the late Mrs.
Fischer.
Following Miss Murray's grad
uation from Mount Vernon
Junior College in May, she flew
to London for the, coronation
and then toured Europe for eight
weeks.
The bridegroom-el attended
Pittsburgh University and re-
Gently completed an assignment
under the United States Army
in Washington.
A September wedding is
planned.
Evening star., 1953-08-16
Robert Hoqer
I axes Bride

Miss Jean Sparklin, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. James D. Spark
lin of Rochester. N. Y, became
the bride on August is of Mr..
Robert S. Hager of Upper MARI
boro. Md. He is the son Of Mr..
John G. Hager and the late Mrs.
Frances Russell Hager. The
ceremony took place at Grey
Towers, Beaver College. in Glen
side. Pa. The Rev. John l..
Sparklin of Wilmington, Del,
grandfather of the bride, off,
ciated.
A reception followed the we'd
ding at the same place. The
bride is still attending Beaver
College and Mr.. Hager is in his
senior year at the Wharton
School of Business and Finance
of the University of Pennsyl-
Vania.
Evening star., 1953-08-16

st. Michael's Church in Bristol.
r. l., was the scene yesterday
Of the marriage of Miss Linda
Locke Howe. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. George Locke Howe
Of Fulton, Md, to Mr.. Edward
Everett Hale. He is the son Of
Mr.. Thomas Shaw Hale of
Gramercy Park in New York and
Mrs. Bingham Hale. also of New
York. The Rev. Philemon Stur-
gis and the Rev. Halseyde w,
Howe, uncles of the bride, per-
formed the ceremony.
The bride is a descendant of
George Mason, a signer Of the
Declaration of independence. Her
great uncle is Mark Antony De-
Wolf Howe. Mr.. Hale is a de-
scendent of Nathan Hale, a Rev.
olutionary patriot and his great
grandfather was DR.. Edward
Everett Hale, author of "The
Man Without A Country"
The bride, escorted to the altar
by her father, wore a white tat
feta gown trimmed with lace
Her rosepoint veil was worn by
her great, great grandmother.
Mrs. Dorinthia Mason.
Miss Disa Howe of Fulton, Md,
sister of the bride; Miss Edith
Redway and Mrs. William Pres
ton, jr., both of Washington,
were the attendants for Mrs.
Hale. f g. i
The best man was Mr.. Hamil-
ton Fish Potter of Smithtown,
Long Island, N. Y. The Messrs.
Richard w. Southgate of Glou-
cester, Mass; Richard D. Estes
of Dublin. N. H: wellington A.
Newcomb of Westport, Conn.
and George L. Howe, jr., brother
Evening star., 1953-08-16
Marjorie Mann
Engaged to Wed

Mrs. William L. McSparran Of
Washington announces the en-
gagement Of her daughter, Miss
Marjorie Edna Mann, to Mr..
Ernest L. Brooks of Staunton,
Va, and this city.
The wedding will take place in
the late summer.
Evening star., 1953-08-16
Photo.

of the bride, Of Fulton, were the
ushers.
Mrs. Hale attended Barnard
College and Mr.. Hale attended
Harvard College. He will start
at Columbia Law School this
fall.
A reception took place in the
home Of the brides grandfather.
The couple will reside in New
York City. She is also the grand
daughter of the late Mr.. and
Mrs. Chauncey Goodrich Parker
Of Washington.
Evening star., 1953-08-16

4 THE SUNDAY STAR
Washington. D, C
SUNDAY, AUGUST 16, 1883
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1953-08-21
DARE DOLL HOUSE FIRM
TO OPEN FLORIDA STORE

A firm which got started as
a doll shop near the site of The
Lost Colony on Roanoke Island,
then expanded to Mays Head,
will open a Florida branch in
Fort Lauderdale Nov. l, it is an
nounced by Mrs. Julia Culbreth
Gray, owner.
Mrs. Gray's first business ven
ture on the Dare Coast was the
Virginia Dare Doll House which
Featured her copyrighted New
World version of the first child
born of English parentage in the
New World and her Biblical
Character dolls. From the Island
doll house the Grays, including
her son, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter P.
Gray, Jr., established Gray's
Gifts and Beach Accessories at
Mays Head, business enterprise
which has proven successful.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1953-08-21
HINTS ON MAKING
A BINDING WILL
BY CARRIE S. JoYNER


Hyde County Home Agent
What is a will? In July the
Home Demonstration Club mem
bers of Hyde County learned
about wills and Inheritance
Laws. A will is a legal docu-
ment drawn up by a person
showing his wishes as to the dis
posal of his property at death,
and should be drawn up by every
person who owns any real estate
or personal property, at an early
age for the protection of his heirs.
There are several reasons why
everyone should make will. If
a person should die without hav-
ing made will, one or more of
the following would probably
be the results:
l. Family squabble.
2. Financial tangles.
8. Law suits.
4. Delay in settling the estate.
5. Large legal costs.
6. Disposition of the property
according to the laws of North
Carolina instead of the wishes
of the deceased.
z. An Administrator is appointed
by court, whereas in making a
will one may choose his own
executor
8. No part of the property may
be left to charities, churches, etc.
There are three types of wills
- Q) standard or attested will,
which is always recommended,
(2) Photographic will, (3) and the
oral will. In making a will, a
good lawyer should be consulted.
1t is best to have him draw up
the will, because it must be
written according to the require
ments of the law to be legal.
In having a will witnessed,
here are some points to be car
ried out:
/. There must be two witness
ses
2. Both witnesses must see the
testator sign the will.
8. Both must sign at the re-
quest of the testator.
4. No beneficiaries shall sign
as witnesses.
A will may be changed at any
time it becomes out of date by
codicil or it may be remade by
the maker. These changes must
be made with the same formality
as the original will.
After will has been drawn up
according to law, signed by the
testator and witnessed, it should
be put with other papers Of i'm
portance in a safe place where
it can be gotten to easily if
needed.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1953-08-21
CAMPAIGN
Continued from Page One)

paid servants of the people whose
duty it was to represent all the
people, flocked to Raleigh at
public expense and managed to
defeat the measure for the re-
lief of the county.
This type of action has hurt
the liquor stores immensely in
the public estimation, and hurt
many innocent people who had
no part in it, as well as the stupid
people who supported it. But it
was not the first time, nor it has
MT been the last time that MANY
of those who SO brutally betrayed
the people then have shown they
are interested in nothing but
their own stubborn will or their
own profit.
1t is the belief of this news
paper that there would be none
of today's difficulties about this
subject had it not been for the
stupidity and stubborn selfish
ness of those who were not will
ing to share and share alike, but
who, because they had the pow
er, would gladly hog it all and
who proved by their actions they
care nothing about their public
trust nor their duty to those
whose money supports them.
They were stupid, because to
carry a point, they only provided
rope which in time will hang
them, and destroy good will for
many blameless people.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1953-08-21
ENGELHARD PERSONALS

R. S. Spencer, Jr., and Mary
Lee Spencer have returned from
Jacksonville where they spent
last week with Mr.. and Mrs.
Paul Carter.
Mrs. Ephron Cahoon, Mrs. S. S.
Marshall, Mrs. Royden Neal
Patty and Pete Neal, Ricky and
Elizabeth Allen Cahoon were
visitors in Greenville and Wash
ington during the past week.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1953-08-21
REUNION
Continued from Page One)

with their baskets, but faithful to
the occasion he devoted his time
this day to only those widows
who carried the cognomen of
Daniels.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1953-08-21

THERE is NO SUBSTITUTE
FOR
NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-01-15
Schieksal elmer deuisch.
amerikanischen Ehe

>stiirnbera. =. Sm anlcrifoni'd,en
5pinitaI itarb Sic 26iihriae bcutidIe
Gheiral, bes nnlcrifaniicten Serae.
anten Gou! 4. @ritt an cincr i:fnpes
ren 9lutfroifheit. Iie nmerifaniihe
armee hattie iid, hes Sd,iflals bes
all,crifaniihen Ghepaares. nas 1913
in 3elttifialb acheiratct bate rm(
Damn nod, Sen Gereinistrn Staater
iiberaeiieoelt mar, in ieber MIR er,
.heuflifcn @eiie nnaennn1nten. Ger
Srraenut mar lin Mpril .ppriaeu Sa,'
res uah aorea uerlest iporoel, hur''
te icbnd, int Su1i in'crt in Sic Staa.
ten III. ieincr, Srnu ln,h ben; helbe,l
fleinrn aillbern snriidfchren: als iid
sic 9lutfranfbeit Ser Ghefra,l als lc'
benseeidhrlid, g herallsaeiiellt bate
einen @unif, ser Sfperfronfen
ihre lit '8eiBellbllra in 0anern Ieben'
Sc Mntter nod, eil,ma! UicocriuIehcn
criiillte hie 9(rl,ee llub hrndlte Die
;san1ilic ruit ser nieriGhriaen loh
fer Sulin slnr uuo Ser eniuhriaer
,9oi III einen, strnlee'lIlajeila pcr
olmerifa nod, Niirnberg. Die aranft
nuroe IN oas Mrmeehoipital einaelie'
iert. lpo ibre Mllttcr oie Gage Bis il
ibrenl Iohe bei ihr perbringen fonn
te. Sie SolOaten elmer omerifani
ihcn G;nheit ianlmeltcn scniiaen>
@clh, nm Die Soften 'iir sic geeroi
fina ,1rh Elm Tanlilicngrab in @ei
benbara hefet ;u fSnncn.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-01-15
Maihemaiisches Wunder

@ien. Sn ser phantaitiih
ihneIlen 9eit BON nht Winuten unS
rs Seflnocn bat Scr oiterreihiihe
YhilricphicItuoent SONS Gheritorf
cine hlmbertitcaiee Sahl in iein Sc.
bdd,tnis auiaenommen unb lie rpie.
herholt, nahbem oie Siiier bon Der
1aicl, aui ser lie aeifrieben murbe.
entiernt morOen ,uar. Gr bat NIT Die
Ter 2eiitllns, Die er por runo 100
3uifauern in einem Stuoentenfl,ib
in @ieu 5eiste, einen ne,.en @elt.
reforo aufseIteat. Ser alte ioa.
Vreiiemeloungeu Suiolsc. bon einem
aemiiien 3aharias 9aie nit ciner
3eit bon sehn Nfinuten auiaeiteat
rroroen iein. Sir bic Multipli;ieruna
bon srei nieritelllaen 2nhlen heno-
tiate Gheritorf 19.4 sefunber. 3mei
nhtitel1tge 9abIen multiplt;lerte er
In atrel Ieinuten uno 81 SefunSen.
Nah Mnitht bon Matbemotifern ser
ltniperiitGt Mien hanbcIt cs lid, Bel
etrritnrt I'm cin rmatbcmatiidcs
Wnnoer."
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-01-15
Europas StahIproduktion erreiehte- --.
1852 cine ME dagewesene hoehe

proouftion II m16 Vroent. irnnf
reih tint eli. 3ie 9eiitl,ng 8elsiens
blieb fat unper1nbert. amS aurcn
burg mics als etnsiges 2aub Guro
pas ein gerinaes Mbiinten Be rStabl
ersellgllne ulii.
9ie II. 81. aommiliion ih1ste. bai
sic el,ropdii:hen TaiaIlenlanoer Sc,
Sopietunion 1882 ibre Stablprnouf
ton i'm 7urhihnitt nm II Eru;enI
peraroberten, nobel lid, Sic 3unab
meu ,rpiifeu ben 90 Sro6ert Dit
oelttihlanos uno MIR 6 Eroient IL
ser acknowledgements betpesten. 9it
Somiet.llnion lelbit bat sic Stahler'
scue,tna in Sen lesten fiini Sabrer
nrehr als perboppett.
9ie &omn,iiiipn permcrfte. baf
in 8rcbbritannien int poriaen Sabr
sum eriten MaI Die Stahleinil,hr bi(
Stablausiubr iibernog ,mS oaB We't
eeut ihlano al, d,balb mcbr Stahl'
proSufte eiufiibren als al,sfiibrer
trerbe.
Gie. seitieaenen stahleiniuhrer
Tcutidlonbs uno Gnslanbs itelltcr
iiir onocre eurcpGiid,e 9GnOer elmer
Nusaleih iiir Sic perminbertel
StoblfauIe iiberieeilher 2inoer oar
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-01-15
Proger Drohvnsen an ver-
bIiebene Svdetendevtsche

&ien. MuI Geranlaiiltne Der
Graaer Reaierlns iinhet seaenwar'
|tia in ser acknowledgements cine I'M.
foiienoe Mftion sur lleberiiihrung
Ser in ser Seimat perbliebenen Su'
oetenbelitid,en in sic tihei. StaatS'
biirgerihaft ltatt, nobei nit 9of,ln.
|aen ,,no 0robunaen searbeitet miro.
1enienieen, sic bie entiprcf,enoen
|9lntrdge al,sIiillen. miro nidt MIR
hie Riideabe ibrcr Sduier III Musiiht
|aeiteut, Io,bern cs miro linen ipear
,Sreiltelluug bon Ser 9ienitpfIibt III
Der tifediif,en Mrmee iiir oen SOIL
|5ugeiaat. oah lie bereits in Der oeut-
iden Wehrmaf,t 9ienit eeleiitet ba.
ben. ~gs lit unbeariinbet. sic Staots.
tiiraerihait nidlt ansunehmcn ans
Mneit, nod, einmal einslriiden." ou
Die 9einitSeit in Ser beutihen Wehr.
n,aht vnpq anaerehnet" tperbc,
id,rcibt bie III 8raa eriheinenSe
oeutidipradiee fomm,,niitiId)c Sci.
tung .Nufbau unb 6rieoen" hiersu.
@leih5eitig puroe folaenbes be.
fanntgeseben: .0ie MusiieSllna i'll
enoaiiltig beenoet. Die Tolfsausibiii.
lie fins oabon benad,ridtigt tporoen.
Die MntrGqe 30 nGeutihen aui gr-
teiluna Ser staatsanaeboriafeii
mii''en 'd,neQitens erlehigt merben
Wer nun nod itur itaatenIos" l6ie
Sn6eten6eutfhen paren 1945 ,,l
,Stndtenloien" erfIdrt tporosn)
bleibt, ber io1 fid) nift .punoern
oob n,an ibln niht pertraut unb nit
linn tuie nit einem 0eino nnieret
&eimat rednet. slne 5oleen nluB iid
lein folder ielbitSurednen."
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Industrie ver|angt ha)be Mi|Iiarde
fuer ProduktionsmitteI

&nihinaton. - Gin Mugihub bon
inauiiriellen ;siihrern eriudte Die Ne.
aierune bringenh Inn reaelmdBigt
ausgabcn bon eirpa elmer halben
MiGiorbe Collar i'm sahr aui picl.
leidlt sehn Sabre. nm Sic iepeils er.
'orhcrlihsn Moid,inenlperf;euae unN
Vrubufticnsmittel bereitsuiteilen. Die
im Ndlle zines o,,saeoebntcn &rie,
ees, aebraud,t niiroen.
SoroIh 9. Gance, Ser Gr1iioent
Ser Stuoebafer Grrp., reihte eincn
'olhen antrna Nes. s>nbuItriellen.
ausihuiies bel Ser Siiice Of g.
icfie DIobiIiiation tSSDt) ein.
Gance itano an ser Spise bes ous
iiebcn Wtitaliehren aebilSctcn 9era,
tunas- 9lusihuiies bicier gehorbe
ser fiji, auf 3rr,mnns griud,en lei,
icfS Monater nit ser ;sraae Ser
Grcouftiorsmittel heFaBt bat.
Cen gerid,teriiattern crfldrtc
gance. ser ausiIub babe id, nid'1
init Vertrctern oes fiin'ttaen Nruli'
ocnten giienhomcr ms Ginuerueh.
men 9clest, aber CT ala,be. bic uert
&esierlna meroc hieien gmpfcbll,u'
gen pohnuaenh eeacniiberitchen.
Der Rcaier,na miro cin initial
ienoer GIan ;um Grlab bon @cieter
unb ;llr 9eid)aiii,ng BON Mitteln nil
entipreheuhen l,sIiihrungsbeitinl'
nunsen ans Scrs aclcat. Ger 3ped
lit babel sic Germeibma BON Mau
ael CT &erfieueen unb Maidliner
i'm Sale zines @cltfricaes, "a in
iriiberen ariceen Die Snbuitrie Be
Ser Mobiliiierung hiutanhinfte.
&or oQem miro babel @ert harnu
aclcat, Nob Trchuftionsmittel. Nit
icicrt nctia 'cin niirbcn, in arosten
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Gnoenhaaer. -- W!troe Die 1lllt'
&C. blonde Sdonheit = cine. Der
reifiten ,Sral,en ser @elt - BON
@rabcsrdubern erncroet? @l,roe lie
Dor ihrer 8ecroIaung ,nnaebradt,
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oieien iraeen nod unh parten atenls
log oli sic slntpcrt. Gin entiefnter
Terpanoter Der Geremiaten Mil ibr
Grab Giinen laiien unb oas @ebeim.
mis- dl,ihellcu. - 80.
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,Suhren. ols aopenbagen cine Der
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zines bcaiiterten lno unseIcbeneal
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iteu @eieaihait; aubcroem NOR lie
pon be,aubernbem '9iebreii. bob Die
geruisppeten ihr Nbertal,le,lbe. alii.
heuoe Eerie tpeihtcn ,rno. @dldne
lid, ihrctipcacn aegcnieitig cSer IN
oipinuea eritollen. ...t .
8iertrllo mar aher .niht MIR ,l,'
aehelpr onmutia ,mh .lcbcnslllltia
IcnSern aud, peltflllg. Idhcr per
traute lie Sers, 5ano ,rb Mtitgi't
Dem 32i1brisen Nnoreas Gcocnhc'
an, !pelher ndntlid, Ser Sprp'le el-
ner Ser miGionenidlucrItcu el,ropn''
id,cu Gonilien bes is. .Sahrhllnoerts
mar. Mufernen tat er ihr Nen, &c
iansn, bereits iefs N}onnte nod Der
i'm Sabre 1896 eriolater %crmab'
lung has 3eitlid,e su icgncn. 49,.
Tie fnuiperise @trpe erbtc ell'
Mieieupcrmogen mebrcre Neeoe'
reien uno Sanbelsbiil,ler. ionic. Se.
riiften ,uiolae, puei bis gum @anos
aeiii0teu 5olu1en @ulhes. Mber III
Ioate iih Ssiicn nift lanae er1reuen
hcrcits cin ,sahr nod, oem Ablebel
Tires @ottcn holte @epatter Seil
audi Tie iclbIt. Sic nuroc I'M ,Solnl.
lienarab aui Dem alllltens TrIeobo'
beigeiebt.
Rein arstlider sotenidein
sic uuroe beeroist - aber lpal
| lie. als ser 3aien lid, ii6cr ibr lhloB
aud, mirflid, cntieelt? Soer lag lll
nur in tobesiihnliehenl StorrframpT!
'ltumitclbar nah Der geltattuna er'
bob lid nicicrbalb ein aroBes Hat'el'
raten. Die Meuaier ,pl,roe Dor allen
oaburh aeihiirt, adb ihre Nerwano
| ten angaben. lie lei ron elmer Se'l'
int DIR" aeltorbeu Demsegenllbe'
idien es bohlt beiremolid, eaB tell
Nr3t Sen amtlihen 9otenlGein aus
geitellt bate.
Tie spefuIationen hrehten lid
barum, Of @iertruS pielleidt IN
aranfenbett cine 81 ltarfe GoNs
Opium erbieIt. Die ibr mcslid,erme1le
unter oem @ormanb nerabreif,t MIR
Be, ihre Ghmer;en ~ lin6ern. Ea'
| bei fonnte ein obsepieiener 5reier bi'
&anb I'M spiel sebabt baber. Doe,
aber ser Morb - foas es iidh tat
iGhIi9 nm einen iolhenr eehanod
naben ioate ,pitrbe pielleiht Dor
'iemanoem pcriibt, Der ooer oie i,