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The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1897-10-20
WIDE OPEN.
The Cheat Canyon Club Does Itself
Proud.

The Cheat Canyon Clubs Castle
was wide open last Thursday night
Not door was shut. From base
ment to attic stream of merry
chatting, delighted guests streamed
through its corridors, promenaded
its broad porches, danced in its bal
room, lunched in it's dining room
while the strains of an Italian or
chestra electrified the air, and every
body wondered amid the new enyir-
onments 'where he was at
The coy maiden with her best beau
leaned over the balustrade and
watched the moon lighting up the
mountain ranges and glistening in
the ripling waters below; mellow
breeze laden with ozone played with
their curls and toned their poetic
impulses; the strains of delightful
music were waited with mellow
cadence on the night air; the katy
dds were responding, as ifin sym
pathy with the occasion, from the
adjacent forest trees, and'the whole
scene made them wonder if they had
not been transported 20 Elysian
fields.
Never before in the history of this
old town has any social event
brought the whole society OF Nor
gantown completely together. There
were between two and three hun
dred guests present. The young,
the middle aged and even the aged
were there, enjoying alike the novel
ty and the absolute freedom of the
occasion. There was no stilted form
atty, and yet everybody was in his
best dress, and a genuine feeling OF
courtesy and good fellowship perva-
ded the entire throng The man who
preferred simply to look on, to puff
his Havana on the porches, to chat
business with his chum, to talk poe
try with fair damsel, to drink in
the inspiring view of the mountains,
or simply to appease his appetite,
was at full liberty to so crafty his
supreme taste.
There is Democratic freedom
about a country club entertainment
like this that cannot be brought to
any other occasion. There is the
ride to the country that freshens
everybody for the event, and there
is the ride back in the moonlight
that arouses all the latent romance
of the most stolid guest of such an
occasion.
To say that this was an event that
was most extriyagantly enjoyed, is
all that can be said We might write
much in detail but to go into partic-
ulars would exhaust more than the
space of newspaper, and everybody
was there, so tnat they would know
how far report failed to portray the
actual reality.
The club is to be congratulated on
the unqualified success and unalloyed
pleasure of their first social functions
We have not heard a single note of
criticism or disappointment. The
Cheat Canyon Club Castle promises to
be a perennial joy to the society of
Morgahtown.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1897-10-20

One member Of the gold bug so
called monetary commission, now il
session at Washington, will fine
himself muzzled by the bankers who
created the commission if he keep;
on talking about trying to fix things
so that Southern and Western farm
ers can borrow money at as low
rates of interest as Eastern mer
chans That is one OF the things
that the big bankers do not wish tc
to be fixed.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1897-10-20
Death of Mr., Dana

Every reader of the New York Sun
Will feel that in the death of Charles
A. Dana, its distinguished editor, he
has sustained Il personal loss. Mr..
Dana stood pre-eminently at the head
Of his profession, not only in this
country, but in the world The facile
pen with which he stamped his in
dividuality upon The Sun was POI
tential influence upon the political
aud social affairs of the United States,
and his intense and earnest patriotism
furnished an example which could
not fail to inspire his readers. Truly
when Charles A. Dana died, the great
est light in journalism faded from
the earth.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1897-10-20
FROM the Fairmont Index we clip
these items:

FROM the Fairmont Index we clip
these items:
Mrs. Matte Lloyd, of Palatine
has returned from a visit to her
daughters at Morgantown.
The second bicycle accident since
the Council turned things open, oc-
Cured yesterday just after dinner
when a wheelman ran over two la
dies and serious accident was mar
rowly averted. From reports we get
the bell was not sounded either.
Our bicycle ordinance may not have
been perfect in every way but it was
far ahead Of no ordinance, and a
damage suit is likely to be the result.
And by the way in the other case
the wheclman has not yet paid the
bills Of the physician Is be promiaal
= = IL, y 4.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1897-10-20
Co. Education in the University.

The discrimination which has
been practiced against female stu
dents in the University presented a
very strange and anomalous situa-
tion.
Women were admitted under con
ditions that were intended to keep
them out?
But they were admitted and being
there, everything else is conceded as
to the right and propriety of being
there.
Nevertheless, for ten or twelve
years, the few lady students who
lave broken over the adverse condi-
lions that were intended to keep
them out, have been obliged to sit
there side by side with the malo
students, to whom the administra-
ton was virtually saying: eve
have done and are doing everything
we can to get you in and increase
your numbers" and to the ladies,
were saying, 1--WE have done every
thing we can to keep you out and
diminish your numbers
If the female student had proved
detriment-if she, indeed, had not
proved stimulus and an inspira-
ton to all that is commendable and
of good report in student there
might have been some explanation
of this situation.
But as it is, it would be difficult
for any one-even those who are re-
sponsible for the existing discrimi-
nation against her-to formulate an
intelligent reason, other than an I'M
explainable prejudice-as to why
this discrimination was ever made,
and how in the name of common
sense it was perpetuated.
One of the hopes of the friends of
the University in connection with
the Inauguration of new President
and with Board Of Regents behind
him of progressive up-to- date men,
was that this unwise, unpopular, I'M
profitable, and unjust discrimina-
ton, might be forever relocated to
the barbaric period to which it be-
longs. That hope is now realized.
Our girls are now admitted to ev-
cry department ON the same terms
as our boys. That they will amply
justify this move the past gives ev-
cry reason to believe. The forward
step is one that should give great
satisfaction to every friend of educa-
ton in the state
We are glad to see departments
established where the fine arts NAV
be taught and all the finishing de-
partments for lady students become
a part Of the University. And we
are further glad believe that the
new president will always be found
on the rigbtsida such q policy
s s's'ss I G. Z" e
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1897-10-20
Warrington Schools Close.

Prof. W. II. McDaniels and all the
assistant teachers of the Manning
ton Public Schools who attended the
Inauguration have returned home.
The schools up there closed in order
to let their teachers attend the
grandest educational event which
has occurred in West Virginia for a
number Of years. To Warrington
for this mark of consideration we
owe a debt of gratitude.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1897-10-20
Soaking Rain Coming.

The Weather Bureau promises
rain for tonight or tomorrow. A
hurricane originating in The south
west is travelling toward the Atlantic
coast in north easterly direction
and it will bring rain for the middle
states while along the Gulf and the
Atlantic heavy wind storms of the
coast are expected.
It's to be sincerely hoped that the
prediction of rain may be well
grounded as it has been several
years since it was so universally
needed in this section rs l. IS aow.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1897-10-20
A MASS OF FLAMES
Cheat Mountains for Miles a
Settling Furnace.
Air Thick With smoke-No hope Of Re
lief Before Rain Comes-A Fire six
Miles Long Immense Damage Being
done


done.
Cheat mountains are on fire. The
whole region is mass of seething
flames. The population is out to a
man fighting the progress of the fie-
ry food but it sweeps irresistably
onward devouring everything before
it. The fire fighters are stifed with
the heat and almost blinded by the
thick smoke which makes life almost
uncomfortable even in Morgantown
miles from the burning forests. The
smoke can be plainly smelt here and
ashes are frequently seen falling.
Only the fact that there is no wind
to speak of gives us room to hope
for relief
The fire began on last Thursday
night. A band of coon hunters are
supposed to have started it although
in the dry condition which now pre-
walls it is hare to tell just how it
started. The fire started with great
rapidity Yesterday more than a
hundred people were fighting fire.
They can only fight it by firing back
at it and burning broad strips across
its path. When there is the slight
est breeze their efforts are of no
avail
Despite all that could be done the
fire has steadily spread. 1t began
in Coal Run below the Cheat Canyon
club house and has worked up the
river. The fire has now reached the
Dunn settlement and is still spread
ing. The whole Tibbs' Run country
is on-fre and the edge of the fire has
extended Gown to near Dellslow. The
other side of Cheat is in an even
worse condition. The entire section
of forest from Cooper's Rocks Flat
to Spring Hill, Pa, distance OF
about six miles is on fire.
The damage being done by the
fire is very great The timber on the
burnt district is not worth much but
the fencing is being destroyed. A
stable belonging to Nicholson's and
dwelling house are reported to
have been burnt. 1t was rumored
last night that Cheat Canyon Club
House was destroyed but the report
was without foundation. Until rain
comes the woods will continue to
burn and no power on earth can
stop them. Meanwhile the country
people are fighting desperat ely and
PRAYING for relief.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1897-10-20
ChapeIExercises are to be made .!uch
More interesting.

Beginning tomorrow morning the
chapel services at the University
will be made much more attractive
than formerly. The services will be
gin at 10 Instead of 1915 and will
last a half hour. School begins in
consequence at s NJ.
Each morning there will bc some
special featur. A solo, vocal or in
strumental or some fine singing.
Something out of the ordinary and
these will be varied from day to day.
Tomorrow Waiter A. Mestrezat wi |
render a solo which will no doubt
prove very fine. The new order of
things is receiving much favorable
comment
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1897-10-20
Contract Awarded.

The directors of the Pittsburg,
Brownsville and Geneva packet line
have buried their differences and have
awarded the contract for the new
packet to be used between this place
and Pittsburg. The contract was
given yesterday to Andrew Axton &
Son, of Brownsville, whose yard was
partially destroyed by fire two weeks
ago. Work on the new boat will be
commenced in two weeks.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1897-10-20
KiNGW00D SCHOOLS CLOsEs.
their Teachers Attended the Inan
guratiOn.

Kingwood showed her interest in
the University and the Inauguration
by closing its schools for three days
in order to allow its corps of teachers
to attend the exercises. They were
at the Peabody, having been here
all during the ceremonies. Principal
Rufus Holden and wife, Superinten-
dent Whetsell and Misses Parks, Mon
roe and Spahr compose the party.
Kingwood is to be commended fer the
great degree of interest she has taken
in the States chief educational in
stitution
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1897-10-20

The only colored man of the Bos-
ton fire department has been forced
to resign. And still the philanthrop-
ic heart Of Boston aches over the
horrible race prejudice which exists
in the South.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1897-10-20

The capitalist continues to pro
claim the era )f prosperity as he
marks up the price of everything he
has to sell. The man who only has
his labor to sell hasn't been able to
6 any marking UP.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1897-10-20
GRADING TWO STREETS.

Col. Gilmore is Improving North spruce
street and ArmOry Lane - Armory
Lane to be Extended.
Col. Gilmore has a large force of
men grading North Spruce street and
Armory lane. The street will be cut
down six feet. The grade now is so
steep that it is almost impossible to
get a team up or down it. Where it
crosses Armory lane it will be cut
down and piled in below. The lane
will also be graded down several feet
and it will be extended to meet North
Main street. 1t will take some time
to do the amount of grading which is
to be done. When completed the
section of land owned by Mr.. e. Price
and intersected by these streets will
be much more available for building
sites, and much valuable room for the
towns extension will be added
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1897-10-20

Those who are disposed to praise
Gen. Blanco, who will succeed
Butcher Weyler in command of the
Spanish troops in Cuba, will do well
to wait and see whether his acts de-
serve praise or censure.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1897-10-20

The Platt- Mckinley deal probably
docs not include the making Of a
speech by Mr.. Mckinley for Platt's
candidate for Mayor Of New York.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1897-10-20

The discussion over the color of
postage stamps has not created half
the interest in Georgia as the ques-
tion of the color of the postmaster.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1897-10-20

Commencing at 10 o'clock,
A. NJ, as follows:
One Standard Bred Stallion,
Dunkirk, sired by Dundee, he
by Jay Gould, he by Rysdick' S,
Hambletonian. Dunkirk is a
full brother to Hokeland,
whose record is 2:Io.
A Valuable pair of Work Horses,
large and thoroughly broken.
Fifteen Horses and Colts, all sired
by Dunkirk and from fine mares, ages
from six months to six years. In the
lot are several well mated pairs for
driving, some of which are also good
saddlers.
A credit of six months will be gfv-
en-, secured by purchasers note, with
approved security.
w. A. HANWAY,
w. T. BOYERS.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1897-10-20

KERNs-PRICE-M Married, this (Sat-
urday) afternoon October 18th at the
NJ. Z. Parsonage by Rev. DR.. Cameron,
John e. Kerns and Miss Cornelia
Price, both Of this county.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1897-10-20
"Wednesday, October 20, 1897

THE returns from indianapolis
proved a blow that almost killed
Father Harrison.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1897-10-20

Our blankets at IS cents per pair,
brown muslin at sc per yard, canton
at DC per yard, dress cloth at CSC per
yard-cannot be duplicated, quality
considered.
HUTCHINSON & JACOBS.
COOP potatoes wanted az Postcn's
at 80 cents.
$. uuuqosI!lI 90 0elx % o0'I$ uiodI
q9IoM ac1 500, IA Aoasaaas OOs
BEST California Gained goods In the
city at Nye's
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1897-10-20
4 Fun Zine On Canned Goods.

4 Peaches, pears, plums, cages, to-
fnatoes, beans, peas, corn, homer, etc.
all fresh and beat quality a.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1897-10-20
w. n. Gilmore
Livery, Sale and Feed Stable,
BEECHURST AVENUE.

Buggies, Teams, Carriages AID any
thing else in the livery line furnished
promptly and at moderate prices.
Special attention given to outing
parties. Drivers furnished when de-
sired. Give me call.
w. II. GILMORE,
Beechurst.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1897-10-20

Below is list of the transfers Of
real estate admitted to record in the
county clerks Office since our last re-
port:
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1897-10-20

Choice Coffee 1Qc
Barb wire $2.lO a 100
Mason's fruit jars SOC
per dozen.
Tin cans 4Oc per doz
Clothing, Hardware,
etc. Your custom So
licited.
Alex n. ait.
RANDALL, w. VA.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1897-10-20
Public Sale
OF VALUABLE
HORSES J!

At the farm of Vim. A.
Hanway, uear Usage, Monon-
gala County, West Virginia,
Eighteen Valuable Horses will
be offered for sale at public
auction, on
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-08-05

simmer unb cine RemiIs befinbet. in
ipel1er bos 9eriiTt fir bas Saabeil
aufbepabrt iIt. Die Mai9ine ielbit
lit gum She'll i'm 3eu9baus, gum
She'll auf Der COMMUNICATIVE aufbez
pabrt. eire @orii9tsmaBresel, bic pers
binbern ioa, bub i'm san elmer &epos
luton BON Der 9uillptine 81 f6neu
9ebrau1 eemG11t ipirb.
Wenben mir uns bon bieIer StGtte
bes 9rauiens angenebmeren Oin9en
5u unb itdtten mir nod berSii9e einen
8eiu9 ab. Sn Der Mitte bes 9roBen
&aumes ieben mir bier mdhtige &eiz
iel, in ipel6en mittels 9ampf bic
SpeiIen eetO9t iperben. 9as aoden
Iopie ale aiidenarbeiten perieben
isei6lide 9efangene, Die Soft 1T
gut; es giebt jeoen Sag, nit Nus
nabme Mittpo6s uno Sreituss,
sSleiI9 unb @emiiIe. llnb ba punbert
man Ii9 Oann, buB 2sute i'm @inter,
penn fie feline grbeit unb biellei9t tein
Sbbd1 ba6en, ben DunIh dubern,
man mDge iie bod etniperren.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-08-05

su bsipa6en unb Si. Weifen gu fdsi'
ben bon ben rlnpeiien.
.Saltet Quslsie unter ben 9eiItern!"
pupnte Der peiie @osel. s.Saltet
NusleIe!"
glber bic Srausn b0rten ni6t auf
bic Stimme Der Weisbeit. n3utritt
fir 9lue!" beii6ten iie = obne Inter
idieb. limb iie brGnsten berau =
WeiIe unb lnpeiIe-unb tranten aus
benz Born bss Diiiens. Da fam bas
@erbdnsnib iiber iie: nit bieiem
Srunt i9ludten iie ben Bacillus bes
3eitgeiItes, unb bi.Ier Bacillus mar
ben OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Starten
@eiitern iparb er 5umSesen, beberri4t
BON Der 9raft ibres Sirns, balf er ben
Sopf frei MAIDEN BON man9erlei als
tenn, iiberfommenem 9allait unb ben
SoriSont ipeiten fir bic Delt bss Sos
Zen unb @rpben, bic bep Wifensborn
ibnen erf4IoB. 2lber tleinen @eiitern
itie9 Der Gmancipationsbaeillus 81
&opfe, fpurbe grob unb srOber unb
erItidte fdliebli9 gang ibr bis6en
Sirn. limb nun entitunoen entieBlihe,
unsliidIelige Deien nit Weibergeitalt
unb Mdnnergebubren - Elm 69reden
fin aIe @elt. 3u ben SDbsn bes 8ets
ites permodten fie ii9 ni9t emporon>
I9ningen unb batten bod Die aierliz
den pantDffel6en perloren, bic ss
ibnen ermGgli9ten, naa alter Sitte
fein, nett inlb niebli9 iiber bic Groe gu
trippeln. Sa fanben iie nun, Obne
S6ube unb pbne Sliigel, unb muhten
bic punbsrli9iten Spriinge uno Ga
priolen, I'm ii9 auf benz 8ooen Su be-
baupten. MGnnerbiite Iebten iie Iih
auf unb MGnnsrtleiber 5ogen iie an.
@lei9pertbigteit ipullten iie erftBen
bur6 @lei9artistett. r8lei9 pen
MGnnern in2ebsnsart, Rebe unb qufs
treten" mar ibre 2oiuns, unb itatt oes
Banners Der Sa0nbeit bielten lie bas
Banner Der llnpeibli9teit empor.
80 Sera," rief 3eus OOll Gntieben,
70 Sera, pte grdllldm 1tpdf1t Su
midi" limb glpbrobite unb alle Graz
sien psrbiltsn idauOernb ibr anIlib.
,Sebt Sbr," : riefen bic Ntdnner
unb pieIen triumpbirenb auf bitie
3errbilber bes I90nsn 9eIdlehts, =
riebt Sbr, bab bus Deib ben @ihenss
qusa ni9t pertrugen tunn!"
Die Gbtcn unt Weiien ilnier ben
tdmpfenben Srauen uber ipeinten.
llnb tpeiter tobte Der &f irno
sermalmte gtles, mas ni9t bon Sr3
unb @iIen. 9i6t, Duff unb aaes
@60ne f9ten sei9punbsn BON Der
Grbe unb geipi9en einem Obsn 9rau in
@rcu.
60 sing bas alte Subr6unbert gu
gnbe, unb bic @lpden, bic es gu 9rabs
lduteten, batten einen harten &lang.
cSnmitten Der tGmpfenben Welt dbep-
nit nii9ternem, erburmunasloism
glntlib, Biz an bic 3Gbne beipaffnet -
I9pebte Der 3sitgeiit unO rollte empor
ben 8orbang oes 5pan5igitsn Sabrs
bunoerts.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-08-05
Sc 2eiw'.

Sn plattbeutider Munourt, bon Chr. TiiBe
8ct is be 2eiip'? @n SiinnenI9in
90 flor I'M tparm to Sriibiobrstib,
Wenn Storm I'm @eb.r ut iall lin
lin jung I'M friI4 De @elt utIiibt.
@at is be 2eitp'2 @n tGubles Ratt,
@n Regeni9ur an n beiten Dag,
Wenn gang pertamen Slaum' I'm
9latt,
Ru uppatt 9uft I'm 9ugeIi9lag.
Wat is be 2eiip'2 @n pdrme Stun ,
Benn 3 Ibenbs rug be Saripit ins
tredt,
@enn buten bruIt be Stormesbuip'
In Mutting brinnen 2i9t anitedt.
8at is be 2eilp'9 @n Di6na6tsfsIt
8i 2t6terslan5 I'm 0unnengrGun.
Mit Sang lin RingelbunS up't belt;
Mit Sellerngliid unb Sinnerfreu'n.
Wat is be 2siip'9 gn @ngel is't.
Bon babsn fiimmt bsi fromm I'm rein
lin trOit't I'M belpt as uni 9eilz
gbriit
lin lett int Puraoies uni ieibn.
Se 2eiip' is b0ger as be @ro',
Ssi redt ann bogen Sepen an,
lin Dob lin 9ralpip matt tein Be-
fperb',
8il e9te 2eiip' mid Itarlpen tann.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-08-05
Sn Sta0ef6eint.

Wenn man in fiibIiber Ridtung
ouf Der breiten, baumgei9miidten
SegernIeer 2anbitrabe Wtiin9ens
ibbaiI9 selegene @orfabt @ieiing pers
ISbt. 10 gelangt man na9 turser Wanz
berung bur9 cine biibi9e 2anbibaft
am @albesiaum gu einem md6tigsn
8au, bus neue Strafppllitredun9ss9ez
fdngnib Stabelbeim - pber pie Der
Miiudener iagt = bas nSotel Sta
belnbsim." I.r.. .
Stabelbeim 1T mad ieber Ri9tung
bin cine Wtuiteranitalt gu nsnnen, oenn
iie iit ni9t nur mad ben neueiten
te9nii9en Spitemen eingeri9tet, ions
bern aub nit allen @rrunseni9aften
Der Neuseit auf bpsienif9em @ebiet
beriebsn. 9luf Elm @loden5ei4en bin
ipirb uns bas sroBe Gittertbor auf
eIettriidem Wese seDffnet, unb mir
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-08-05

unb nit alien bpgieniIden Ginri4tuns
gen periebsn iinb, ben tatboliiaen unb
proteitantii9es 8etiaal, ipeldhe beibe
in tpiirbigfer WeiIe ausgeitattet iinb.
sSeBt ma9t uns unie Siibrer auf
eine 3eae, boz bic mir nunmebr 9etom>
men finb, beionOers aufmertiam.
vSelinquentensels," 10 itebt auf einem
S9ilb an Der Sbiir gu leien. Sin
&aum. Doppelt 10 grOB ala bic iibrigeu
3elen, nimmt uns duf. Sn bemielben
befinbet iih neben einem Stubl unb
ein.m Bet elm sroBes &ruSifir, bpr
bemielben Elm 8stitubl -. Dir itez
ben in Der QrmenIiinoet3elle, po bic,
ipeld1e gum Sob perurtbeilt finS, ibre
Iebten Stunben perbriggen. Bon Der
Selinquenten5elle gebt cine Sbiir birett
auf bus i'm SOF ss.i9tete Shafott,
pGbrenb iih gssesiiber bas Settionss
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-08-05

bt. fonit 70 Sbe, elm f5rmtge GanSfGaft
nit benz 3sis stner etpis ipe6TtIHben,
eigenartigsn 9elsu6tung iibertleibet.
Dies leu9tenbe s5arbenbilb 1T bus
@inaige, mas bic fonft beoriidenbs Wez
ldn9olie Der So6lanbsfcsnerie mills
bert. S9rOffe, buntle S.Iien lpedieln
nit lei9tgepellten Siigeln ab, tpelbe
in bas einfDrmige 9raugriin elmer
fpdrli9en @egstation setleibet iinb.
Die biiiteren Seen erbDben eber ben
traurigen Ginbrud Der aanbI9uft,
ftatt bieIelbe gu beleben. Dem ihots
tiI6en So6lanb feblt Der 3duber Der
Wdlbsr unb glGnsenben Sirne, tpel1e
cine Wanberung bur9 bic alpen 10
ber5erbebenb MAIDEN. limb bod bat
aud bieIs gatur ibren eigentbiimli9
fefelnben &eis, ben man empfinbet, ie
ldnser man bic biiitere S4Onbeit ges
niebt.
@ut gebdltene SabrItraben, auf be-
nen bic nit flotten, itarten pferben be-
fpannten rGoa6es" ben @ertebr pers
mitteln, bur9sieben bic Sodlanbe.
Seine intimeren Reiae bbph eridlieBt
bies SaibelanO nur benz WunOerer,
Der ben sunaen 3auber Der @iniumteit
auf fein 9emiitb ipirten ldbt unb iie
nit ben @eitulten Der Sage unb 8ez
fdidte bepDltert.
gln ben llfsrn bes 2o9 9utrine
nimmt Der Heiienbe Qbi9ieo bon bem
eieentli9en Sodlano uIb Der Deg
fiibrt i'm bur9 frudtbare Selber unb
Dieien nah gallanber. BON po aus
bic @iienbdbn ibn in penisen Stun=
ben mad edinburgh fiibrt, bus nit
&e9t gu ben I9Dniten unb intereFans
teitenStdbten @uropas sere9net ipirb.