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The Indianapolis journal., 1896-01-21
Mondny,. Bank CIearinr..

At Chicago-Clearings S15. .934, ,7i9. Money
on call was steady at per cent: on time
eQ7 per cent. New York exchange, 40c
foreign exchange firm. Bankers Gon-
dom sterling "a. S9i2 and Sass.
At MISUNDERSTANDING. -, ,27O. .120; bal
ances, 81, ,4O5.5lS.
AT MISUNDERSTANDING $i07 ,505; balances
s133 965. New York exchange $50 discount
At New York-Clearings. s73. .379. 169: bal
ances. $5,1i9.60.
At Boston-Clearings, SO. .256.5 .507; balances
$1533, ,602.
AT MISUNDERSTANDING s2.554 2s1; bal
ances, A79.51i.
At New Orleans-Clearings. $1470, So
New York exchange, $50 per $1,000.
At Cincinanti-C1earings, s., 200.
AT st. Louis-Clearings, A,5S5, ,423; bal
ances, SIS, ,054.
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LOCAL GRAIN AND PRODUCE.
Trade Opens slow, with No Changes
I'm Values of Importance.

I'm Values of Importance.
In most departments yesterday trade was
quiet. Dry goods houses are doing but
little, ii being between seasons with them.
Grocers are less busy from the fact that
, both sugar and coffees are declining in their
tendency in prices and retailers purchase
only for immediate requirements. In fruits
and vegetables trade is slow Apples and
oranges are in good supply and oranges
are weak at quotations. Irish and sweet
potatoes are in ample supply and un-
changed in price. Cranberries are firmer,
but net ouotably higher. Poultry and eggs
are weak at quotations, receipts of both
large for January. Canned goods are
moving slowly, dried fruits. Pro-
vision market is active and prices firm at
the advances.
The local grain market was more active
yesterday. Wheat was steady at Satur-
days. quotations. Some grades of corn are
&c higher. oats are dull. Track bids yes
teriay ruled as follows:
.Wheat-No. red, S51zc; No. red, 621xQ
64c
No. white, 261sc; No. white mixed 26l2c;
No. 3 white mixed, 6l2c; No 2 yellow, 2612c;
No. 3 yellow 2slzc; No. mixed. 2611c; No. 8
mixed, 2612c; ear corn, 2ic
Oats-No. white, 21c; new No. white,
2oc: No. 2 mixed, l9c; new No. mixed 1Sc.
Hay.No.a1 timothy, slSq14; No. 2, sl2Q
Poultry and Other Produce.
Prices paid by shippers.
Poultry-Hens. 5izc; springs, 511c; broilers,
fat, under lbs, 10c; cocks &c; turkeys,
old hens, &c; young hens, sc; old toms, &c;
young toms Sc; ducks, &c; geese. Sc per ID.
Butter-Choice country, 7Gt12c-
Eggs-Shippers paying 15c.
Honey-New, 15d1Sc per ID.
Beeswax-9Oc for yellow; 15c for dark.
Wool-Medium washed lie; fine merino.
unwashed, 10c; tUbwashed, 20q23c; bury
and unmerchantable, &c less.
eathers-Prime geese, 30q32c per lb;
mixed duck, zoe per H.
Game.
Rabbfts-70dS0c.
Ducks-$2.50.
HIDES, TALLOw. ETC.
Green-salted hides-No. /, SIC; No. 2,
534c; No. I calf. 71zc: No. calf, &c.
Green Hides-No. 1, 4c; No. 2, Sc; No. /
calf. SIC; No. 2 calf, &c.
Grease-White. 3s4c; yellow. Sc; brown. Sc.
Talfow-No 1, 31zc; No. 2, &c.
Bones-Dry, s12Q13 per ton.
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Money I'm His Pocket.

WaSnlngtOn Post.
The recent interview with Sergeant-at-
arms of the Senate. Col Dick Bright. In
which he said ne would rather be door
keeper OF the internal regions than have
charge OF another convention In Chicago.
has been productive of good results for the
Colonel in one respect, at least. His criti-
cisms upon the methods OF doing things
in Chicago, quoted in the Post reached the
eye OF an acquaintance OF the Colonel, who.
while the Colonel was in Chicago touched"
him for s. note. This gentleman was
evidently moved by the views expressed so
forcibly by Mr.. Bright, and his recollec-
ton of the past recalled. IL reminded him
of the flyer he had borrowed and a few
days ago the mail brought Colonel Bright
a letter, in which the writer said that mas
much as II was not likely Mr.. Bright would
ever go TO Chicago again. he felt con-
strained to return the s. note, which he
had some time ago forgotten all about
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ling futures ranged as follows:

Cash quotations were as follows Flour
strong. No. 2 spring wheat. 5S1s@59ssc; No.
3 spring wheat, 5s@591zc; No. 2 red. 637seD
6Iisc; No. corn, 211sc; No. 2 yellow corn,
2O2ic; No. white, 1SAq2CAc; No. rye, 3Sc;
No. 2 barley, nominal; No. 3. T. o. b., 246
&c; No. 4, f. o. b., 22q26c; No. / fiaxseed,
brl. s1O.45@1O.5O; lard, per 10, 57595 77ibc;
short-rib sides Qoose), 80 1905. .15c: dry-salted
shoulders (boxed), 45s@4s4c; short-clear sides
(boxedD. 5lsq514c; whisky. distillers' finished
goods. per gal, $1.22.
Receipts-Flour, 1000 brls: wheat, 5000
bu; corn, i2l.ooo bu; oats. $4,000 bu; rye.
SCOo 0 Pu p oariey 4z od Su oed
oats, $4,000 hu; rye, 1000 bu; barley. 1000
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Pensions for yeternn..

The applications of the following-named
Indianians have been granted
Original-James II. Ashley. Brooksburg;
Hamilton Cooper. Indianapolis: William c.
Brown, Portland.
Restoration and Increase-Henry Norton,
Terre Haute.
Increase-George Steigerwald, Madison
Abner Selvage, Seymour. julius c. Kiefer.
Martinsville.
Reissue-George w. Dale. New Waverly.
Original Widows, etc.-John Vert (fa-
theD, Hartsville; Alice Tudor, Cochran.
Reissue-Sophie Gerdes. Friendship.
The Indianapolis journal., 1896-01-21

To the Editor of the Indianapolis Journal:
In his communication In the Journal OF
Saturday. Mr.. Krause seems to imply that
Christians as a body deny the good In all
other religions. l believe the number of
that class Is much smaller than is gener-
ally supposed. Thinking men among Chris
tians welcome the Investigations OF science.
because they know that she Is the hand
The Indianapolis journal., 1896-01-21
Butter, Eggs and Cheese.

NEW YORK, Jan. 20.-Butter-Receipts
9.2OS packages; steady. Creamery, 20lsq23c
Elgins, 23c; western dairy, uG17c
Cheese-Receipts. 1897 packages; quiet
State large, 7A@10Ac; small. 7%Q10s4c; part
SKINS 34@6c; full skins, 2G3c. Eggs-Re-
ceipts 4,263 packages; market steady. State
and Pennsylvania, 1Sd19c; Western, 1Sc,
Southern, 161zG17l2c.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 20.-Butter tdull
fresh Western, 171sQ1Sc. Cheese steady.
CHICAGO, Jan. 2.-Butter-Dairy, 10619c
creamery, 15020c. Cheese quiet at Sa4 G91bc
Eggs steady; fresh, 16417c.
ELGIN, Jan. 20-Butter steady; offerings
SO.SS0 lbs; sales, 1850 lbs. at 1916 1870 lbs
at zoe.
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quite active and springs rather quiet, on
account of the extreme views of the hold
ers- Rye flour quiet Buckwheat flour qu1-
ct at N.25q1.30. Buckwheat dull at $ls4
42c Corn meal firm. Rye nominal. Bar
ley and barley malt nominal.
Wheat-Receipts, 900 bu; exports, 1885,
@ NG spot SaIs SaTd s sa' opsns s5rSas MG
eff firm on better cables and increased
strength and activity all day. closing $@
trade; foreigners bought both American and
English visibles which showed large de-
crease. Local stocks were heavily reduced
and the situa~tnn generally was extremely
bullish No red, January. closed at 695sc;
May. 81 l5-16q69c. closed at 6sssc. -.
s Corbn0Ressipts' bn np 1900 ou; exports ls
Options opened stronger and advanced with
provisions and wheat, strength being some
What checked by large receipts M osl closed @ SO
Oats-Recepts. 15s,eoO bu; exports. 100
bu Spot firm; No. 2, 2AqAtzc; Options
closed at &c higher. January closed at 2i1sc;
May, Ass@2iAc. closed at 2tlsc. an
Hay dull. Hops quiet. Hides dull. Ieath-
Beef firm. Cut meats firm; picked hams,
SQ9c. Lard firm; Western steam closed at
higher; mess, slo.75Gn; short-clear, sll.5O
@l2.5O: family, 81.
Tallow steady. Cotton-seed oil quiet, but
steady.
Coffee-Options opened steady at 5 points
| advance, ruled moderately firmer on local
demand, following better European cables;
Sales. 4.75O bags. including January, 13: :4oc
March. 13.10@13.15c. Spot Coffee-Rio dull;
No. Z, lac; mild dull; Cordoya,. 17a1sc. Sales.
1,75O bags Maracaibo and 200 bags Savinilla
p. t. Rio-Steady; No. Z. 13c. Exchange.
SD Receipts, 5000 bags; cleared for the
United States, 1000 bags; for Europe. 1000
bags stock, 255 900 bags. Warehouse de-
liveries from New York yesterday, 1o,375
bags; New York stock to-day, 26l,957 bags;
the United States, 221 900 bags; total vis-
BILE for the United States, 7,56S bags
against 156560 bags last year.
Sugar-Raw quiet; fair refining, 32sc;
centrifugal (96 tesD, 34c bid; refined quiet.
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Following Directions.
Puck.

Mrs. Skinner (the clearinghouse keeper.)
Mr.. Hall Rune, you have been here four
weeks, and you have not paid me a cent Of
board yet.
Mr. Hall Rune dn apparent surprise)-
Why Mrs. Skinner, when / came here you
told me / was TO make myself perfectly
at home.
Mrs. Skinner-I know j did.
Mr.. Hall Rume-Well, / never paid board
when / was at home.
The Indianapolis journal., 1896-01-21

MINING SHARES
Doubleday. Rope & Co.. OF Colorado
Springs. Col. give the following quotations:
Anacouod 6sl :
Arge ,t1m ......-................... 57iz
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Cattle Scarce and Stcady-Hogs Act.
I've and Higher-Sheep Steady.

INDIANAPOLIS. Jan. 20.-Cattle-Re-
ceipts light; shipments. The market
was generally steady at previous prices.
There were not enough here to establish
an actual market.
Export grades ...........A 81 l0GD $50
Shippers. medium to good.......... 3.7Og 400
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At NEW YORK
Ruling Prices I'm Produce at the Sea-
bonrd's Commercial METROPOLIS.

800 brls; exports. 1900 brls Market
strong and higher. with winter brands
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Visible Supplx Of Grain.

NEW YORK, Jan. 20-The visible supply
of grain Saturday, Jan. Is, compiled by
the New York Produce Exchange. is as fol-
lows: Wheat, 81. 1896, 900 bu, a decrease of 94,-
600 bu; corn 7,6i4,000 bu, an increase of
l,4sS GOO bu; oats, e,0l5o 600 bu. an increase Of
1900 bu: barley, 3,426, 600 bu, a decrease of
305, 900 bu.
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Oils.

OIL CITY. Jan; - 2oacredit t,akIa balances
s1.45 Certificates, February delivery,
opened and closed at $1.4O. Sales, $1,000
brls; shipments, 3,121 brls; runs. 6,29S
brls.
NEW YORK, Jan. 2O-Petroleum weak;
United closed S1.40 bid; refined New York
7.65c: Philadelphia and Baltimore, 7.6Oc;
Philadelphia and Baltimore in bulk, 51Oc
Rosin steady. Turpentine quiet
CHARLESTON, Jan. 20.-Rosin firm at
$.15Q1.25. Spirits of turpentine firm at 29c.
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Cotton.

LIVERPOOL. Jan. 20-Cotton quiet:
American middling, 412d. Sales for the
day were 5000 bales. of which 500 were
for speculation and export, and in
cluded 400 American. Receipts. 1900
bales including I,200 American.
NEW ORLEANS. Jan. 2O.-Cotton firm:
middling, 13-16c; low middling. 9-l6c; good
ordinary, 74c. Receipts, 7,712 bales; gross
S,001 bales; exports to- Great Britain. 43sO
bales; sales. S.l50 bales; stock, 1853 725 bales.
NEW YORK, Jan. 20-Cotton closed quiet
and steady; middling uplands, S3-16c; mid
ding gulf 7-16c; sales 2737 bales
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Metals.

NEW YORK, Jan. 2o-Pig iron weak:
Southern. Sl1.75d12.25; Northern, $12Gl3 So
Copper dull; brokers' 9.s7isc: exchange, go
@9.S5c. Lead quiet; brokers', 2.90c; exchange
3G3 0212c Tin quiet; straits, 13.05Q13. l0c:
plates weak; spelter quiet.
ST. LOUIS. Jan. 2O.-Lead firm and in
demand with buyers at 2.scc; no sellers;
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Dry Goods.

NEW YORK, Jan. 20.-In the dry goods
market there was good company OF buy
ers in commission house circles, and the in
quires made covered all classes of goods.
yet the business effected was not in propor-
tion. There is more business doing, how
ever, in which brown cottons participated
to a moderate extent. Printing cloths dull
and nominal at &c.
FALL RIVER, Jan. 20.-Print cloths NOM
inal at &c. Light trading in odds under the
market price.
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3tfoer aus Saroinieit.

0is SnfeG SdrbiHisn geb0rt gu ben
bsrnadIdIiistitsn @sbieten Oes SOniss
rsi9s Stalien. Sbr 6ld9sninbdIt be-
trdst runb 24.OOO Auaprattilomster,
unb beHno4 leben auf tbr troB oes
mtlben 9limas unb fruhtbureH 9os
bens nur 100000 Meniden. balls
fpunifdsafrttaniiher, balb itdlieHts
fdsr 9lbitammuns, in uncultur, in
balbpiloem 3uitdnbe odbin. Wette
anbuufGbige Stride liegen piiif, nit
8eitriipp ober Walb beoedt, bic Wtulds
rio berri4t nidt Hur an Der aiiite uno
in ben gbenen, ioHbern ielbit i'm 9ergs
ldnbe; iiber 80 prpcent Der 9epDltez
rung t0nnes peber lelen nod ihreiben,
nit Der untpifenbett gebt Der 4bers
CLAUDE, bic 8lutrahe uno oas RGuz
berpeien Sunb in Sdnb. Snbuitrie
ertitirt taum, 9lderbau unb 8teb3u4t,
5iiberei uno 9erg6uu MAIDEN ben
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sogen unb bas in Der Saille bur9 ben
bereits aus Der Srauentru9t betanna
ten bunten 8iirtel 5uIammengebalten
pirb. Den &opf bebedt elm breiter,
ftetfer Silabut nit breiter Srempe, Der
INNER mebr Der breiten ruIiiden
MiiBe Ylab madt. Sei ihledtem
Detter Siebt man buriiber einenBanbz
rod bon gang Defenders gefdlliser
Sorm. Gr berleiBt bem Srdser NIT
feinem Stebtrdsen etpas militdriIdes.
2eiber tommt bic dlte eblere Sorm Der
2ittepta nit ibren angstruusten
S9obtbeilsn msbr unb mebr ab uno
ipeidt benz unia6nen iSameitiiden
9adrod. 4u9 bic eigentbiimliden
littbauii9en WinterbanbIhube iinb
erpGbnenspsrtb tpeeen ibrer orisinelz
len unb msrtipiirbigen 9unt ntItriderei.
sic seusen bon elmer ionit pOllis unz
betdnnten, aber bel ben littbauiiaen
Srduen allsemein perbreiteten Strid>
tunft. y. F
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3ram0em6urd.

ltralt 1T 9ranbenburg, bas tpenbis
f6e 9renndbor (Walbberg). Bon ibr
empfing bic Wfart 8ranoenburg ben
Gamen, ipel6e bas Stammlanb Der
preubii9en Monar6ie tperben Ipllte.
Stabt 8ranoenburg, bic einitige bran<
nenbur9iide 8urbauptitdbt, mar be=
reits unter tpenoii9er SerrI1aft elm
fart befeitigter unb itratesiib pidti=
ger Punft. Der Wenbenitdmm Der
SuOelIer fab bier, trefflid in Der Burg
our4 oas Sumpfz unb Wafersebist,
bas ii6 ringsum breitete, gei6iiBt.
@ber aud fin ous INNER mebr na9
Often porbrGnsenbe gbriitentbum mar
8rennabor elm begebrsnspertber plaB.
Senn bod obsa auf bsm melt bic Sc
geno beberri9enben Marienberge -
bdmals Surlunser Berg ssbeiben -
lag cine Der beOeutiamiten unb ssfeisrt=
ften ipenbiihen GultftGttsn, bort itanb
i'm Shutten breitpipfeliser Gi6en,
grduenbaft ansuI6auen, bas fur6tbare
9ilonib bes breitOpfisen 9DBen Srig=
laff, uno bic ausseb0blten OpferIteine
gu ieinen SiiBen ersGblten, tpie piel
Wteni6enblut man bier Der brGuenoen
Sottbeit oareebrd4t batte.
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Steintb ortburm II. Bride.
Simmer mar es oas Semiiben Der
beuti9en Saiier, bteIe tpenoiIhe Sobs
burg an Der Supel gu bsbaupten, aber
mas &aiier uno Stride unter &dmpf
unb Spfern aufgebaut, SeritDrten bic
Wenoen INNER tpieber. @rit unter benz
Murtgrafen 2llbre6t bem9dren tpnnte
bas 8istbum aufs Reue erri9tet tperz
ben, nadoem in Der breitGgigen
S9ld6t bel S9ilbbprn bas Coos Der
Wenoen fir INNER enti6ieben mar.
Dies geI9ab i'm Sabre 1857. Sie6e1
Sabre 3ubor mar bereits Der in 9raRz
benburg reiioirenbe @enbenfiirit priz
bislatp nebit ieiner 9emablin petrlfa
gum Gbriitentbum iibergetrsten. 0as
SiloniB bes Srislaff auf bem 9erge
mar in ben Stdub geitiir5t uno elm
&trhlein, Der Mutter 9ottes aetpeibt,
oil oeiien SteQe erbaut iporben. sSn
benz Glteiten She'll Der Stuot, elmer bon
ilnters unb Oberbapel umflohensn Snz
fel, entItuno ieBt in Der Rdbs Der Burg
Der berrli1e Dom nit benz Stift.
9rdnosn6urg puhs an9rDBe unb Qtuz
leben. S6on 1886 finben mir baIelbIt
einen S6Oppenitubl. 9lls Der falI6e
@aloemur pl0Bli9 auftau9te, bul0ig=
ten bic 9iirger oem 9etriiger. glm II.
Sult 1412 belt 9urseraf Sriebri3
BON Niirnbers feinen Gin3us in Bran
benbur9.
Der &urfiirit Soa6im I. mar es,
tpelher 9ranbenburg gu Ieines 2unoes
Sur uno Suuptitabt ma9te. Inter
fetnem Ru9folser Soa9im II. paro
NIT Der 9lsffebung Der &l0iter audi
oem Sist5um 9ranoenbure Elm gnbe
semadt. llnO 10 Derbli9 allmGlis her
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leute 3u + II g..

u eule d'u " u b.
brI9Gftist cinen 9roBen S1eiG Der
ginpobneriddft. Die Wolle pirb
nod bem S6eeren Der Sbiere entrpeoer
i'm 2anbe ielbit perbrau9t pber aussez
fiibrt. 3ur Sortbelpesung bebient ii4
ber Sarbe msiftens fetnes tleinen,
flinten uno ausbuuernoen pferbes,
bds bel 9sfu9en Der Rdhburu AUDI
nod bic Srau trasen mub. Selbft
YroceiTionen iperben gu pferoe absez
balten. Sas Sera Sarbiniens lit bic
8arbasia. elm 9ebirsslanh, oas reid
an Naturi60nbsiten it,, unb pefen
8etpobner iih riibmen. ME frembes
Sod getragsn unb ielbit bic ROmer
aus ibren Bergen 5uriidseIdlagen 5u
baben. DAB 2eBtere aber Bis Oidt ait
bic engen @ebirgstbdler nnrgebrungen
iinb, bstpeiien bic Sraidnstbsrmen am
llfer bes Sirio unb bic geipaltisen
Mausriiberrsite on ben 9siben QuslIsr
bon Sortongiunus. Sn Der 8urbusid
liest aud 8uihai, tpphin uns bic leBte,
Suuitration perIsbt, uno atpur unmtt>
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tslbar bpr 8esinn bes mad bem atrdss
sange an Ssittasen iibIi4sn San5ea
Die 2etlte buben ith neben Der Sapelle
unter ben 2inben nerIdmmelt, uno' her
Sl0tenIpieler bestrnt duf Der Robr.
pfeife feline dlte 8eiie. 9llsbalo be-
ginnen bic MGbneH eine grt QuGorii=
le, babel bic Siirglinse gum Suns duf=
forbernh, bic bann elmer nuh oem ans
beren eintreten, obne oub Der Sdna
unterbro9en tuirb. Sft tptrb au4
mad ham 9ei1nge. ben bic Sdnser
felbit anittmmsn. getan3t, INNER aber
eemeFen, ernit. obne usbermuth uno
2uft. Die MGb9en ld4eh1 taum.
SeleItas i'm Siibtpsiten Der Sniel 1T
Der Sauptfis bes 8ersbuues. @s tpiro
bouptiddti6 8let unb 3trters sef6rs
bert. Die 9spOlterung 1T bort culttA
pirter unb in Sittsn uno Sru9t mebr
Der bss feitldnOifdsn StuIiens dbnlih.
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9lan5. tuel9er einIt bic aIts Stdot an
Der Sapel umitrablt bate. Berlin.
ipeit finger als 9ranoenburg, paro
&eiibena Der SobenSpaern, pptsoam
bisnte fortan gum iommerli6eu gluf=
entbult. Cine Hei6e Sagbi9l6Fsr unh
Sommeriibe sntitanben uuberoem an
dnoeren Srten = 8ranoenbur9 mar
pengehen. @s mar aus Der Reibe Der
Refoen5en gsitrt9en unb mubte aus
Der SSerne 3uiduuen, ipie aus Der a0z
ntasitabt Berlin eine 9aiIers unb
Weltituot erbliibte. Qber 9ranbenbure
mar lebensfdbis seRus, I'm in eisensr
Sraft petter empor 5u itrebeH. Seute
tit es eine gegen $4,000 Ginpobner
sdblsnos, ii6eraus riibri9e Sanbelsz
unb SSabrititaot. Die Ringmauer.
tpelde einft bic Stabt 9runoenburg
anger benz bretten Dufsrsiirtel ums
ihloB, III i'm 2uufe Der 3eit gum Shelf
eefallen. gtur bie unb ba seiet iid)
nod Elm Stiid bintsr @sbiii6 uno
SauHtronen. Nber oatiir ttnoen mir
bod nod Elm paar tnterefunte Shore
uno Wartthiirme nit bi6I6 aldiirten
3isgelftetnmuitern. Gus Der 3eit oes
btppelten 8smeinpeiens riibren aud
nod Die bsibsn RdtbbduIer bsr. 0as
gtItfGoter Rutbbdus in Elm entsIdsn.
Der, to6siebeliser. sstbiirmter 3ieQsIz
bnu, cine Ysrls Der arbitettup frGbs
reno ous Ratlhaus Der Nsuaaot Elm
nii1terner pubtott6du 1T. 0afiir
prargt por oieTtm Rutbbaus oa3
@abr3sihsu 8rdubsnburea, bds a9t
Glen bobe Stsinbito oesRoIanb, oeiIen
Saupt cine Moostrone trdst. Inter
ben adt Sirhsn. tpsl9e 8ranoenburg
nit Stols fsin Gteen nsnnt, bilbet Der
Dom ben @lanspunft. unhr ben
iibriosn 9ottesbGuIern iTt ct. COB.
barb iniofern bon gsbsutuna, als oies
fsr an iih fhlibte 8au, cine Stiftuns
bes tpsnbiIhn GiirFsn 9ribislap, in
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9ieSttt6aner.

Sm DeIten unb Siibsn Oeutfds
lambs gilt Oit=preuBen als elm bdlbs
barbariI9es 2anb, ipo ii9 roie WOlfe
unb Sii4ie quite ga6t iugen" unb
oollenos bic Gittbauer iteben in benz
Rufe zines re6t roben Suuernpolts,
bas 5par ben @oraug baben parf, NIT
ieineu RoNen oas balbe beuti4e Seer
gu uerfeben,. unb bemielbsn bic beiten
Retter gu itellen. aber teiner peiteren
8ea9tung peutb lit. limb bod perz
bienen psbsr OitpreuBen nod bic
2ittbauer biefen Ruf; benn Oitpreus
ben lit zines Der f4Oniten unb fru4t'
bariten 2dnber bes beuti9en 8aters
lanbes, unb bic 2ittbauer iinb teiness
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Dos alte tdte 2ittbauer6dus finbst
iib in preuben pobl nur nod ieltsn
erbalten, uuf Der ruiiiihen Seits 1T es
obsr bdufis gu finben. Gs 1T breitbeis
Zig. Die Sbiiren. auf jeber 5ront
eine. fiibren uns in stnen bis gum
9a9e Dffenen Raum. Sdrin befinosu
iih cine Sanbmiible, SOfsn uno 9Gns
fe. Elm @eriiit gum 9tufiteGIsn unb 9lufs
bGngen bon aiidenssrdtbsn, ferner
asrte, Spaten. Ssnfen unb Iouitige
lGnolideDert3euse bes 9eitbers.
Sn oem 9erI9pirben Der alien
SoIt5truaten ipte Der ulten 9uuart
crtennen mir oeutli9, baB oas 2tts
tbausrpolt feline alte glrt oblsgt uno
msbr unb mebr mobsrns Git!er ans
nimmt. glu9 bic 9oltsSubl bat fi9
bon Sabr gu Sabr Oerminoert; erit in
Der leBtsn 3sit ideint elm StiuitunO
eiugetretsn gu iein.
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urtig suiammengefeBten SpiBen ntdt
nad Der Seite, fOnbern auf ben &iiden
ber SrGgerin.
Die MGnner baben ii6 mebr mos
berniiirt ais bic israuen unb MGb6en
uno auf preubiIher Seite bic alte
fleibiame 9ittbuuertra9t bereits abgez
Iegt. gtur auf ruiiiIder Seite finoet
man fie nod, aber aud ba 1T iie be-
reits felten geiporben. sic beitebt aus
einem tpetben, an ben Q4Ieln geitidten.
iiber bic 8eintleibsr berabfalenben
Semb, iiber bas cine oft bunte uub
mun6maI gIei6falIs seitidte DeIte sez
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Sismarf auf Der Tuoelsburg.

9ds 9ismurd 0entmal auf Der
Rubelsburg pelbss jiinsit entbullt
tuproen, epbebt fib auf sinem pierIsitis
gen Sodel, ben brei 9rdnitItufen trdz
gen, uno bat ieinen gGaB sefunOen stpis
fden ben beioeR 0entmGlern fir 8aiz
fer DiIbeIm 1. unb fir bic in ben leBs
ten Selr5iigen sefalIenen beutIhen
Gorpsftuoenten. Die 9ron3efigur
Sismard's bat cine SObe bon 2,8 Wtes
ter. glm Sodsl lit in Spei RsliefbruItz
biloern 9ismard ala SungburI6 unb
in feiner ieBisen 9eitult in biirgeulider
&leioung burseIteGt. Salb aufgeri9>
tet, ben Bid gum 8iloe Ietnes Serrn
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rinnsn cine bei bem fait gang febIenbsn
llnterrt6t in feinen Sanoarbeiten gez
raoeSu unbegretfli9e Sertigteit be-
iiBen. 9en Obert0rper idiibt elm bic
geitidten adielitiide Oes Sembes 5eis
genoes Wtieber, bas ii6 bauptIG9li9
in 5pet Sormen finbet: bic cine Sorm
bat 3pei tpie auf ben llniformen Der
lllunen ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Reiben
BON &n0pfen, pGbreno bic anbsre nab
art Der iiiOoeutIden unb i6peiseri>
i4en MieOer 5usei4niirt setrasen
tuiro. Sang beionbers mertipiiroig tit
in Der Sra9t Der 2ittbauerinnen Der
gemuiterte @iirtel (Sosta), Der oft sss
ftidt, meiit aber nit eritaunli6er &unit
geipebt lit. Gr entbdlt nidt nur tunit>
polIe Muiter, ionbern oft aud 9ibels
fpriide unO 9eiansbu9perie, bic tn
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tunitpoa ber5ierten 8uditaben ouruufz
9eipirtt iino. 9luBer ben bier anges
fiibrtea &leiounesitiidsn, bic i'm me-
fentIihen nur oem PuB Oienen, trusen
bic 2ittbauerinnen nod cine lparme
Sade nit tpeiten bauiaigen 9tsrmeln
Woperattis); baritber piro BEL groBer
Sdlte bic pamus6tine setragsn, Elm
larger. Bis auf bic SiiBe reiaenosr,
nit Sltis ooer Saienfeu Oerbrdmter
Wantel nit iteifer SalsOffnung. Sin
leidter iadetarttesr ueberpurf lit bic
&atentu. Sebr mdnnigfaltis 1T BEL
ben 2ittbauerinnen Der &opfIdmud.
9d 1T 5unahit Der Huis5tis Der iunz
gen MdOasn, Elm psiber glufIaB bon