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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-01-02

From confidential letter writ
ten by Minister Cooper to Mr..
Hatch May 10, 1S9S-"There are
a few of our timid citizens who Of
course would be glad to have Ha-
waii declare neutrality"
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-01-02
The Defence Of the
Hawaiian Executive

Continued from Page l.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-01-02
Mr.. DOLE'S ADMISSIONS.

Again Mr.. Dole's honesty sets
history and the BULLETIN right.
On the 9th of this month Mr..
Dole was asked /:
Did the letters reach the President?
President Dole---"Mr. Hatch can ans
wer."
Mr.. Hatch---"A confidential letter wouid
not be submitted 10 the President or Secre-
tary Of State, but of course communicated
the substance of any instructions to the
President"
The letters were confidential there.
fore they did not reach the Presi-
dent. Mr.. Hatch is man who
measures his words. He commu.
nicated, of course the substance of
any instructions to the President
He did not say confidential letters
and. he did not mean confidential
letters.
Did these two letters of the
l4th and Both prevent the Ha-
waiian executive from any fur
Their consideration of neutrality,
as did the telegram of May 10th I?
President Dole-"IVe did fur.
ther consider neutrality. After the
letters of April IA and 30th, the
telegram Of May 10th, which was
more pronounced, was prepared.
L think the telegram was dated
May 9Th, and a letter to the same
effect the 10Th"
The free press. (Southern Pines, N.C.) 1898-19??, 1899-10-14

There is more Catarrh in this
section of the country than all 9th
err diseases put together, and until
the last few years was supposed to
be incurable. For a great many
years doctors pronounced it a local
disease, and prescribed local RENE
dies, and by constantly failing to
cure with local treatment, pro
nounced it incnrable. Science has
proven catarrh to be a constitu-
tional disease, and therefore re-
quires constitutional treatment
Halls Catarrh Cure, manufactured
by F J Cheney & Co., Toledo,
Ohio, is the only constitutional
cure on the market. 1t is taken
internally in doses from 10 drops
TO a teaspoonful. 1t acts directly
on the blood and mucous surfaces
Of the system. They offer one
hundred dollars for any case it fails
to cnre. Send for circulars and
testimonials.
F. J. CHENEY & Co., Toledo, 0.
Sold by Druggists, 75c.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
The free press. (Southern Pines, N.C.) 1898-19??, 1899-10-14
TICKETS GOOD FOR THIRTY DAYS,
Greensboro, N. G.

A Cheap Excursion Trip to WASH
in9ton, Baltimore or Philadel-
phia by the Seaboard Air Line.
You can buy of any Seaboard
Air Line Agent tickets to the
Philadelphia Export Exposition at
the rate of one and one-third fares
for the round trip. You can stop
over at Washington or Baltimore,
going or coming.
Your ticket will be good for (30)
days from date Of purchase, only
it must be used on or before Dec. 2.
You can go by Norfolk and con-
Meeting steamship lines or by all rail
Millions of dollars have been
spent on this mammoth Industrial
Exposition, an education in itself:
Tickets on sale Tuesday and
Thursday of each week until and
including Tuesday, Nov. %, 1899.
The free press. (Southern Pines, N.C.) 1898-19??, 1899-10-14

1t is well known among literary peo-
pie that Charles Dickens considered
David Copperfield" the best of his
novels, but occasions when he actually
expressed that opinion are so rare that
it Is worth while to recall an incident
which happened while he was in Phil
adelphia. Mr.. Chaplin, father Of DR..
John B. Chaplin, the well-known expert
on insanity was at that time at the
head of the blind asylum here. Raised
type for blind reading was just coming
into vogue, and, desiring to have one
of Dickens books printed in that way,
Mr.. Chaplin took advantage Of an intro
duction to the great novelist to ask him
which Of his works he considered the
best, and mentioned the reason why he
wanted to know. Dickens unhesitating-
ly answered David Copperfield.
Philadelphia Record.
The free press. (Southern Pines, N.C.) 1898-19??, 1899-10-14
Dog Fed With Rubies.

A peculiar misfortune is described in
recent issue of one Of the most SER
ious of the newspapers of Paris, says
the San Francisco Argonaut. A lady,
whose identity is concealed under the
initial "P.," who lives at Vicezen7ac,
had the misfortune few days ago to
drop a magnificent ruby earring, which
a pet dog swallowed. Four days later
the Jewel was recovered: but, unfor-
tunately, gastric juice had turned it to
a topaz color. Nine p promptly made
the dog swallow the remaining earring.
Now scientists are anxiously waiting to
see whether it will also become to-
paE
The free press. (Southern Pines, N.C.) 1898-19??, 1899-10-14
THE STATE NORMAL AND

Industrial College Of North Carolina.
Offers to young women thorough
literary, classical, scientific, and in
dustrial education and special ped
agogical training. Annual Expen-
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of the State. $3.50 Faculty Of 30
members. More than 400 regular
students. Has marticulated about
LOO students, representing every
county in the Stale except one.
Practice and Observation School OF
about 25O pupils. TO secure board
in dormitories, all free tuition ap
plications should be made before
August /. Correspondence invit-
ed from those desiring competent
trained teachers. For catalogue
and other information, address
PRESIDENT McIVER,
Greensboro, N. G.
The free press. (Southern Pines, N.C.) 1898-19??, 1899-10-14
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The free press. (Southern Pines, N.C.) 1898-19??, 1899-10-14

Pilocrapine is drug used to increase
perspiration, and it is defined as the
active alkali of jaborandi. A man miss
Ing in New York Is described as vic
tim of the pilocarpine habit
The free press. (Southern Pines, N.C.) 1898-19??, 1899-10-14

The ordinary folding fan was invent
ed in the seventh century by Japan
csc artist who derived the idea from
watching a bat closing its wings.
The free press. (Southern Pines, N.C.) 1898-19??, 1899-10-14
REMEMBERED.


How sad and drear the hours seem,
AS one by one they by me fit;
Sweet hours by joy and gladness lit
Each jewel in itself, and yet
see them only as weary dream
Each gentle breeze and drifting cloud,
Brings back some thought of thee;
In every rose thy face see,.
Smiling me modestly,
And breathe thy name aloud.
Each day see thy smiling face
In fancy's album pictured fair;
In mem'ry's casket of gems most rare
l see again thy silken hair,
Welt with simple, childish grace.
Each day brings back sweet thoughts of thee
AS DER the past [ backward gaze,
And think of happy, blissful days,
Shady lanes and linnet lays
And happy hours I've spent with thee;
In my dreams see thee smile,
And thy radiant face SO fair,
Bids me Danish every care,
And WOO sweet pleasure everywhere
And love thee dearer still, the while.
would could be with you ever
And live in thy love so pure and deep.
My heart would bound, my pleasures leap
Like ripping streamlets down the steep
That go on and on forever.
And meier darksome hour I'd see;
Thy smile makes bright each gloomy hour,
And like rome fragrant, pretty flower,
Plucked from natures rosy bower
Brings sweet repose and Joy to me.
But Fate, alas, doth prove unkind,
And Hope is all that's left for me;
But should Dame Fate SO cruel be- -
To Danish me foreer from thee
I'll hold thee, ever, dear in mind.
NJ IT, D.
Southern Pines N G..
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-11-16
Der 2sTg At6os.

am iiibDItIi9en Ranbe Guropas
rnb bod unenbli9 fern BON eurppdiz
ihem BeIen unb Srsiben liest Der
9eilige Berg 9ltbos, bic grobe 8ubs
uHb Slaubensdnitalt anatplii9en
Gbriiientbums. Die SaIbinIel gleis
den Namens, nur bur9 cine i9male
2anb5unge nit benz Continent berbuns
ben, auf brei Seiten bonn Wleer umz
rauIft, nad Rorben gu bur9 elm
i4roffes. ihWer sugdneli9es, quer
iiber bic SoIbinIel itrei9enbes RaOela
bol5gebirge abgei4loRen, 1T bic Seim>
itGtte elmer lpunberIdmen WDn4sa
republit. Die ortboboren 2dnoestirs
den Der @ris9en, Rufen, Serben,
8ulguren, &umGnen 6aben bort, gum
She'll felt einem SabrtauIenb, grobe
SlDIter, bic 3ufludtsitdtten berer, bic
Der rDelt" miiOe geiporoen iino unb in
Der GinIamteit elmer entSiidenben geds
tur ben Srieben nit Soft unb nit ii4
Ielbit Iu9en. @inunbSpan5ig, tbeiIs
tpeiIe Ie6r bebeutenbe Sl0fer, baau
nod elf sroBe GiniieOeleien (Sfitia)
uno 5ablloIe &lausner3ellen (&ellia)
Iino iiber ben gansen SeiIigen Berg
serItrsut. aein SruuenfuB betritt je
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-11-16
&Iofer 6 sp 6igmen II.

y - - r y . ~ y - ~
fan bon 6anatismus na9 benz &ir>
9engut bes MDn9sitaates unb berr
brannten babel einige Der n0rbli9eren
&lOiter uuf bem Seiligen Berg. So4
f6nea mar bieIer S9lag peripunben.
Wdren aud bic friiberen Sbirm6erren
Der &lOter, bic ortbobpren &aiIer BON
&Onitantinopel unb Srapesunt, bur9
bic Siirtentpelle binneggeipiilt: bic
ortboOOren Slapenfiiriten tpetteiferten
burin, ibre SrDmmigteit bur6 reiAe
S4enfuneen an bic 4tbpsflOiter gu
betpeiien, unb namentlid ben 9oidren
Der Wolbau unb ber Wdla6ei perodnz
fen bic 8lOiter ibren erneuten Slang
unO sroBen 8eiiB. 2tGerbinss bat por
einem SabrSebnt bas iunse &Onigrei9
&umdnien bic innerbalb ieiner 9rens
sen gelegenen Sitter Der gltbostlDiter
fGculariiirt, ipobur9 pornebmli9
2abra unb sSpirp einen She'll ibrer
8eiibtbiimer eingebiibt baben. So9
iit bas ginfommen ber meiiten &l0iter
INNER nod isbr betrG9tli9; 70 beaiebt
bas rei9e @atopGbi aus ieinem i'm
auutuius gelegenen 9runbbeiib eine
Sabresrente BON etipa 100000 Srs.
Der Berg 4tbos, npmineu CUR Siirs
tel gebDrig, TT Bis auf elm an bic
pforte gu sdblenbes Sabrgelb DDGlig
unabbdnsig; bic M0n9srspublit per.
tpdltet ii9 ielbit. @tpd in Der Wlitte
Der SalbinIel liest bas tleine &arpds,
bas einsiae StGbt9en bes 2unbes.
Sier reiibirt bic Seilige SpnObe, bic
pberIte RegterungsbebDrbe bes gltbos.
sic iebt ii9 auIammen aus ie einem
9ertreter Der Snan5ig alten &loiter,
Die auf Sdbresouuer in ibren Gonpen=
ten geipG6lt iperoen, uno bier Wors
itebern, bic Der Reibe na9 aus ben Oers
f9ROenen &lDitern genommen peroen.
Neben bieiem rRatb Der 8ierunos
5ipansig" bat aud bic Pforte in
&arDGs eineu &aimatam (2anorat6)
beIIen Sauptaufgube barin beItebt, ii9
nd1 &rGften gu langpeilen. Selbit
bic 5reuben Der @be muB Der Siirte
entbebren, benn bas Mitbringen Ieines
Sarems lit ibm unterIagt, ou fein
ipeiblides @eien ben 8eSirt bes Seilis
gen 9erges betreten barf. 9us gegen
bic 5rduen gert6tete @erbot pirb
iibrigens Itreng beoba9tet. Wtit @es
nebmigung berpforte bGlt Der MOndss
itaat cine Sruppe BON so 9arbiIten
(6riItli9en QIbaneiem, bic iiber bic
ganse Salbiniel pertbeilt iinb, uno
beren Sauptuufsabe es 1T, duf bic
itritte 0ur9fiibruns ienes 8erbots gu
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-11-16

= 9 dOn gefagt. SGns6sn
Ian einsm iternenbeaen Qbenb): .Sieb'
NAL, papa. 1T beute bic Wil6itraBs
aber mil9ig!"
-3ugeeeben. SouriTt: .Sie,
fbDne Sennerin,i6 liebe Sic lpabniins
nisl" Sennerin: nad Ihpn Iein, sSe6er,
Der psrIiabt iidt iidt idO 10 buIb
perrudt."
S96nes 8eipubtfein.-
rSerr Gommiiiionsratb babsn ba ia
elm puar prd9tpOlle 9rilIantrings am
tleinen Singer" - rRi9 pabr2 glm
tIeinen Singer N grObss @ermOgen!"
-Sn 6 ON miifion. Serr (5u
rinem 9dufmdnn): Sinh bic brsi
blonoen Mdo9en beiratbsfGbiss 50ds
ter BON S5nen?" = 9aufmann: rRsin,
bas iino S69ter meines 9rubers, biz
bab' itb in Gommihion!"
-Seraussei9tiipft. llns
teruffi5ier Gpridt BON llnbeItedli9s
teiD: .Rumpsl, penn Sic alIo cSemunt
feifgenommen unb in's S6il6erbaua
geitedt bdben uno sr bistet S6nen /
Mart an, bdmit sic i'm fpieber lau.
fen lufsn, mas tbuen sic bann2" =
5oIout: nSerr llnterofficisr, fir eint
Bart t9ue i'd es iiber4aupt ni6t."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-11-16

S6mera ertanis; felt Sabren fu9t
man Der alles glei9ma9enben Mobe
bierin @inbaIt gu t6un unb unterfiibt
aufs eifrigite, mas uuf @rbaltung bes
Gbaratteriitii9en abSielt. gBie man
anoerspo bur9 Sra9tenfeite unb
gluffiibrungen bds SntereiIe oaran su
beleben iu6t, 1T betannt; bier ipll auf
elm llnternebmen Der Dirt bingepieIen
iperben. bas i9on felt Sabren beItebt
unb bonn f6Dniten @rfolg BON anfang
an bealeitet ipproen lit. 4ngeregt bur9
oenSauptmdnn @ogbo in Warmbrunn
in Sdleiien unternabm es Elm @omite
beimotbstunbiger Mdnner aus Sain
i'm Sabre 1893, cine 8auernauffiibs
run9 au perunitulten; in anIpru9slps
lem Rabmen iu6te man Elm lebensfriz
idbes, aetreues Bib pergangener 3eit
Su geben. Sas Stiid Die Sainer
Spinnitube" ipirb Ieitbem 5ur Som>
mers ipie Winteriaiion an perI9iebez
men Orten bss Hieiengebirges bur9
@inpobner oes freunbli9en @ebirgsz
borfes Satn gegeben; in bieIem Sabre
erlebte es bic 40. 2luffiibrung. SIS 1T
tein Sbeateritiid i'm 9efp06nli6en
SHINE. cine eigentlibe Sanbluns
feblt, aud itebt Der Sert hi4t unperz
briihlid feit, pirO na9 8elieben err
tpeitert ober gednbert rlnb Der Smproz
bifation ireier Spielraum 9elalIen.
90 gepinnen bic Wlitipirtenoen Iel6It
on Der bpn einigen Gpmitemitgliebern
gei6idt gearbeiteten Di9tung 2lntbeil.
@dt bis in ale @in5elbeiten iinb bic
altOGteriIhe @inridtuns Der 9auerns
itube. bas @efdbIpinb, nit buntbemalz
ten Safen uno Seaern beIeBt, bic alten
gef9niBten Stii6le, Der bo9beini9e
8auerntiidb, bic buntbemalten Spinn=
rGber, ielbit bic &abe am Sfen feblt
nitbt, edit bic Goitiime Der Mitpirtens
ben. bic bunten S9iir3en unb Sauben
Der Mdo6en, bic tur5en Saden Der
Burden. Sriih unb natiirli1 i'm
Spiel qeben iid bic S9auipieler, BON
ir9eno nel9er 8efangenbeit lit nibts
au merten. Der eigentli9en Scene,
bic cine Der in ben Spinnituben iibliz
den llnterbultungen bietet, gebt elm
bumprtitiider PrOlos poraus, seIpros
den bonn 9roBbauern, bas Stiid Ielbit
ptrO nit einem ItimmunsspolIen
SpinnIieb erDffnet, bas uSanne". bic
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-11-16
&tofter panteGetm II.

&Gofer panteIetmon.
a6ten. limb bas 1T ni9t I9per, benn
bic Selspdnbe fallen 10 iteil in's Uleer
binab, bab Der pldBe penige iinb, ipu
Elm Boot lunoen lam, obne 9efabr gu
laufen. BON Der See an ben 5elIen sers
i9mettert gu tperOen. lleber ieoem
bieier tleinen 2anbunsspldBe erbsbt
ii9 Elm &loiter, unb bic ein= unb ausz
gebenben 5remben, allermetft pilger,
iperoen I9drf iiberipa9t. 90 bietet
SurDGs oas punOerIame, auf Der ganz
sen 8elt pobl sin5igartige Bib zines
Stdbthens pbne Srau, obne Sino.
MDn9e 6ulten bort in ben 2Gben bic
einfa9sn @r5eugnife ibrer arbeit uno
9e9enitGnbe Der Pilgeranbabt fell.
MDn6e treiben bort bic allern0tbigiten
Sanoperte, pie S6ubmuherei,
Shneioerei, S9miebearbeit. @tnige
tpenige v8eltleute" miifen baneben
ais notbpenbiges llebel gebulbst ipers
ben, I'M ben Sanbelspertebr nit Der
9luBenpelt gu permitteln. 9lber nirs
senbs lautes, serduihOoIIes Srsibsn,
feline Sait, feline 2eioenIbaft, tein
3ant, ia taum Elm lautes Wort perz
nimmt man in ben brsi 9Gb6en bieIer
Stabt; fin liest ulIes, friebIi9 in eine
immergriine S9lu6t eingebettet, bon
unpsriiegli9sn Baden bur9itr0mt,
unb BON fern Ibimmert bas blauglGn>
senOe Meer beriibsr. 3ablrei9e 8irs
hentuppeln iibsrragen bic sWItreuten,
bon 9riin umbuI9ten SduIer, benn
iebes &loiter bat bier feline eisene au>
peGe. unb auBerbem gibt es nod cine
2lnsdbl anbsrer 9ir6en, barunter bus
dlteite 8dutpert Der Salbiniel, bic
Saupttir6e bon &arpGs. Sas Gin
Sise, mas bic unenbIi9e StilIe gu 5si=
ten unterbri6t. 1T. abaeieben bon bem
S6lugen SabIIoier Nuhtieallen, bic
feierIide Stimme Der air9eneloden,
bic BEL gag uno Bel Ru9t bic fromz
men Batter sum @ottesOienit rufen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-11-16
@egen @Ori rift t.

Bel elmer lle6ung Der SanitGtsiols
baten bat bic 5. Gpmpagnie bic 2eute
gu itelIen; Elm She'll berielben betommt
cine 8inbs nm ben re9ten 9lrm, auf
tpel9sr bic @erpunbung Itebt, nit bem
auftrag, lpdbrenb bts Sturmangriffes
suriidsublei6en unb ii9 bin5ulegen.
Der 6iiIilier piefte oentt nidt an feline
9inbe unb mddt ben Sturmangriff
nit. Der Sauptmann, ipel6er oies be-
merit. ruff bem 5elOpebeI gu: nSdrets
ben sic ben 9iefte gu 3 Sage Mittels
arreit auf, neil er nit abgeIdbofsnen
8einen einen Sturmangriff mits
ma6te!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-11-16

Sauptperion, iinst. Der Wutter, bic
bdlo bsreintritt uno nit Der Wubme
9emsini6aftli9 ii9 in PlGnen iiber bic
3utunft ibrer So6ter Sanne ereebt,
fol9en na9 unb nab bic dnoer:n
.Sibig9Gngerinnen", bas iinb bieienis
gen, bic au elmer rSibuns", osm 9i9tz
ober Spinndbenb beim Ra9bar, ii9
einfinben. Der 0dter tommt aus benz
Walb, siebt am ultmobiI9en Stiefe!z
fnebt, unter 8eibilfe Der So6ter, nit
pieler Mii6e bic i9persn Stisfel aus
unb 6ilft fleibig beim Spinner. Sunge
Burden erIaeinen, ider5en nit ben
MGoden, Der 9iulpg, trGftig unb por
aeIunoer 9erbbeit oft ni9t 5uriid=
fcheueno. piro lebbaftsr, gemeinIame
@eIdnge ipe9Ieln nit Gr3dbluneeu
alter @eI6i9ten unb Sdgen. Die
Mubme iorgt fir GrfriI9ung, inbem
iie nit einem mG9tigen &ruee berums
9e6t unb ben fleiBigen Spinnsrinnsn
einen Quten Srunt Suttermil9 sufpms
men lGBt. BON benz leb6aften Sreibsn
bleibt nur cine 9eItaIt unberiibrt; rus
big iibt am Ofen Der olte, balbtaubs
@rpBpdter. bic pfeife i'm Munpe, nes
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-11-16

Der MOn9 gltbanaiios bon &onItantis
nppeI nit elmer tleinen S9aar bon
@enofen mad oem Qtbos unb ariinoete
bort am SluB bes atbostegels, auf Der
Sftiiite Der SdIbinIel, bas erIte, nod
beuts beitebenbe Sloiter Ct. 9apra.
lin 1886 paren bic 21 beute nod be-
itsbsnben &lOiter geeriinbet, aIs bas
lebte bas trapeSuntii9e DionDIiu. Die
meiiten Iinb BON Der Seimatb aus reid
nit @elb unb 2unbbeIiB ausgsItattet.
Sin i6psres llnpetter brauite iiber bic
9ltbosgemeinbe bin. dls i'm IA. unb Is.
Sabrbuubert lateiniI9e glbenteurer,
bic berii9tigten Gonbottisri, bic SnIeln
unb 9iiIten bes griediI9en Wleeres
pliinberten unb unIGgli9es Glenb iiber
bic gepDlferung bru9ten. Der iogen,
,9dtalOnii9en 9tbenteurercolonie" bic
1905 Bis 1909 auf Der Dem gltbos be-
na6bartenSalbinIel Safanbrd ballite,
1T bD4fpabrI4sinIi4 AUDI bic biitos
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-11-16
9toFer@ dios 9apIos.

fera9tos PaOlos.
bieIes 2anb; IelbIt peibli6s Sauss
There iinb ausgei9lofen. Sn tiefer,
frieOepoIIer Dalbein Iamteit, in bic bas
RauIden Der eipigen 8ranbung b:reins
tlingt, leken bic WeDn9e ibr entIas
gungrei9es, 5piI9en 9ottesbienit uno
forperli9e Sbdtigfeit getbeiltes 2eben,
beFen buuptfGdlidite 8ebiirfniiIe (Ses
miiIe, Srii9te, 8ein) iie meiit islbit in
barter 9lrbeit bem SfelIenbooen bes
gltbos dbrineen.
Die MGnner, bic nit ben Sreuoen
aud bic S9meraen Der @elt pergshen
ipollten, baben fiirlpabr tein giiniIiges
res Stiid grbe ausiu9en tDnnsn als
ben Seiligen Berg. @tpa eine balbe
engliI6e Msile brett unb gegen 1000
SUB bod, aiebt iid Der iattelfDrmtge
9ergriiten Der Salbiniel BON Roro
mad Siib bin slei9mdBig abgeba4t
na9 Siiben Su INNER i4roffer unb
Iteiler perbenb. 9ln Der Guberiten
Spibe rugt, fheinbur uneriteiglih,
pbne isben llebergang, na6 brei Seiten
runb unb maiiig in's Ufeer fallenb,
Der gepaltige 6elstesel bes eigentli4en
8erges 9ltbos Bis CUR S0be BON iibeu
5000 SUB empor. gluf ieinem @ipfel
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. Sas Dsib Bort ba duf, ip

= 0as @sib Bort ba duf, 100
bic 2osit anfdnst.
- Si6erer Sroit. Stubios
ius o.: rSit es pabr, erbit 9u BON
0einem peritorbenen Sntsl Fiinibuns
bert Slui1en 5otap:ripein2" Stus
bioIus g.: rSa, elm iiiBer 9roit 1T mir
gebIiebsn!"
- Str ped. Der fGeine 5rib
(ber ebsn Elm brittes SbpeIttt1en 6es
tomrlen bait: Die Mdma Bat qeb;
INNER peun eiE S4lpeter9er tommt,
lit iis franz.
- Su Der mmerfriIde.
GpmmerqaT;: Sinh in bi,Is~ 2ins
ner aud 6i5be?" @irtD (entri,T!eD:
rRiemal8!" SommsradIt: .S6abe!
Bel bsm langpeiii9;n @etter bate i6
lie oreIiiren tDnnen."
8eunbteSerrf6aftau
benz Saufei / #. Stu6enmdb9sn:
Gdgen's, SObaan, t0nnt net gang
glt Die 9ndbige poritea'n2" 0iener:
sMa, WaIi, uuOeriddmt JAMS a'nuu
baSu."
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9 Bio B 2ebenbur

Wenise Minuten bonn S9GOb entfernt
erbebt 'iih Elm einfa4er Sbelist, Der
be SnI9rift nSpbunn Parricioa"
trdst unb na9 benz @oltsglauben tur
n @rabitein bes SOnissmDrbers gilt.
Spbann BON S4paben bate am l.
Wtoi 1903 i'm Sbale Der ipilben ReuB
ieinen Obeim, ben beutI6en &Onig
9tlbre9t l., bon bem er Iia bendatbeis
list 9laubte, ermorOet. Damn tpunote
er iih, BON @ntieBen ergriffen. BON
bem Srte Der Shat binpeg. Wobin9
Duriiber Oermug bic Sori9ung teinen
genuuen Iufi4lub gu geben. Man
nimmt pielfa4 an, unb uu9 S4iller
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pie, e,,Satuer Spinntfn6e'' .

Der rubes unb luftbebiirftige @rob=
itdbter, Der iid i'm Sommer cine 3ett@
lang benz 9uiten uno Sreiben bes tag
li6en 2ebens entsieben ptl, bat Dor
alien bas @srlansen, @inbriide frt>
I6er unb reiner Ratur in Ii9 dufsuz
nebmen. Wfa9 er besbalb om Strano
pber i'm 9ebirge Grbolung Iu6en, irhz
mer pirb bus 2anO, bic llmgebung, bic
gF0Bte 4naiebunsstraft auf i'm aus@
iiben. tpdbreno er tdum 3eit buratf
peripenoet. ben 2euten uno ibren @ez
pobnbeiten etipas liebepplIe She'll
nabme su tpiOmen. Sreili9 tritt BON
Der Gi9enart, ben Sitten unb Brdus
den bes Bottles nIr nod an einigen
giinitisen 9egenben ettpas gu Gage.
Die Gultur in iegli9er @eItalt nimmt
aud pom entfernteiten WinteI 8eIb
unb fd1Ieift unbarmber5ig alles 8eions
bere in Site unb Srdbt db. Die
ssreunbe unb 2iebbaber alter Bolts;
brGude baben bas lange nit grobsm
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g 10 fer 3 o 6 ia + o.

itebt etnIam bas tleine &ir9Iein
MariG 9immelfabrt. Die gunse
SdlbinIel lit Elm getpaltiger, INNER
griiner Walb bon Saitunien uno
NuBbGumsn, 8u9en, Steinei6en,
platanen unb 2imonen, Slipen uno
Seigen. Deinranten unb @eibOorn.
Die @ei9i9te Der @tbostlDiter be-
ginnt etlpa $40 n. G6r. Sreili9 mar
idon Sabrbunberte borber Der Seilige
Berg, bura feline ein3igartige Gage
gleidiam ba5u beItimmt, Der 3us
fludtsort Sablreider @iniiebler unb
9tIceten setpeIen; aber Sur 8iloung
feitOrsaniiirter @emeinidaften unb
&l0fer mar es bpr 970 ni9t getomz
men. Die 9robe Slupennutb, bic bonn
6. Bis 8. Sabrbunbert bas bbSantiniz
i6e Rei9 bsbrobts, bic be eitGnbigen
pliinoerungsaiige Der arabiI9en See
rGuber, bic BON &retd aus bic SiiIten
Der galtaniniel unabldiiig sefdbrOes
ten, butten bic @inri9tung georbneter
&loFerunlagen unmD9li1 gema9t.
@rIt na6bsm Der oitrDmiibe &aiIsr
Ritepboros II. Ybotas 1859 bis 969),
Der aSarasenenbeiieser", bic 9traber
in &reta ausgsrottet uno oas 9rie9iz
ide Meer pieOer frei sema4t bate, Sog