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ers to use chlor6form. This was A good
idea as a starter, Mr. Fox thinks. but il
would be expensive and slow and there
wouldn't be any fun in it for the hlpIess
steer or sheep. So he hit on laughing gas
as calculated to give live stock a cheap
quick and Jolly send-oN
he explained the plan yesterday with the
aid of a diagram
1.-THE essential features NJ my n,o,- 10
said are means of getting the animals inr
TO the place where the gas Is TO be admin
lstered and then device by which they
VIII readily submit to the fumes. In the
hrst pace there Will be runway, as at
present, but instead of leading directly TO
the siauRhterers IT will lead to turntafla
This Will be provided with numerous exits
eacn leading Into an asphyxiatIng room
oh circular platform inside the turntable
men VIII stand armed with goads by which
they Will direct the animals into chutes
Leading to the place where the gas Is 10 be
administered.
Suppose the animal to be steer. II will
De sent from the turntable into a small
room filled with strong electric lights 1t
will be dazzled by the glare. After a few
moments the lights will be turned off This
viii confuse the animal still more The
side walls of the room will be drawn to-
gether by special device which 1 have I'm
mind. and right in front of the steer will
be small opening. through which IL will
STICK Its head. man concealed there will
place over the steers head a tight-htting
rubber bag, into one end of which the
laughing gas will be led by means of a rub
Der tube from the big tank of gas previous
ly prepared. A steer is a pretty large ami
NAL, and it will take longer TO bring II un-
der the influence of the nitrous oxide than
1t does patient in a dentists chair but
think what pain il will be SHARED The ami
NAL will yield. and then viii be dragged
through door into the killing room There
1t will be slaughtered I'm the ordinary WAY
1t will feel no pain. The turntable and
other machinery will be operated by cleo
tricitg.''
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srocKYARDs EuTHANAs1A.
Laughing Gas May Be Administered
to Animals Before Slaughter,

From the Chicago Inter Ocean.
Henceforth there is to be no guinness in
the minds Of steers. sheep and hogs marked
for death in the slaughtering rooms at the
stockyards. II the plans of Chicago man
find favor with the magnates of packing
town. Laughing gas is to rob death Of its
pangs and hilarious animals will cavort
down the runways to meet the deadly knife.
Samuel Fox Of Summerdaie, former editor.
now scholar. author. machinist, scientist
and inventor. has devised a system by
which doomed animals. first dazzled by
glare of electric lights, are to poke their
muzzles into a bag Of laughing eas-nitrous
oxide. as science has it-breathe deeply OF
the fumes and get last mirthful moment
before big. red-armed men slash them
across the throat with their Tong knives.
Mr.. Fox takes pride in the reflection that
the idea is distinctiyeiy of Chicago and for
Chicago.
Sarah Bernhard furnished some of the
insDiration for Mr.. Fox's plan, though he
admits that he had more humane sys-
tenn than the present one In mind for years
before the divine Sarnal ever saw the stock
yards. The great actress wanted the pack
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-12-08
FUNERAL OF GEORGE B. GRAVES.
Soldier of Spanish-American War at
Rest in Arlington.

The remains of George B. Graves. who
lost his life in recent fire In Chicago,
were inferred late this afternoon in Airing
ton cemetery. The service at the grave was
conducted by Chaplain Pierce of Fort
Myer. under the auspices OF Hardin Com
mand. Spanish War Veterans. Messrs. Lee
Ross. John A. Chisholm, d. Spencer Bliss.
Clifford Church, Erly D. Yoder and Mr..
Weiss, former comrades Of the deceased,
acted pallbearers.
Mr.. Graves was twenty-six years of age.
was married and had one child. He had
been west for the benefit Of his health,
which was impaired as a result of his war
service, and was on his way home when he
was overtaken by death in the Chicago fire.
The deceased served In Company G, LIST
District of Columbia Infantry. United States
Volunteers. during the war with Spain, and
was a prominent member of the Spanish
War Veterans.
The two organizations mentioned were
largely represented at the funeral this
afternoon.
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Australia's Climbing Frogs.
From the Areonaut.

FROM the Areonaut.
1t is said that one of the great enemies
of the overland telegraph line In central
Australia is the common green frog. In
order to save the insulators from being
broken by the lightning they are provided
with wire 'droppers' leading round the
iron pole In case of need. The frogs climb
the poles and find the insuators cool and
pleasant to their bodies. and fancy that the
"dropper' is put there to furnish them with
a back seat. After a nap they yawn and
stretch out leg until It touches the pole
result, sudden death to the frog, and as the
body continues to conduct the current to
the earth we have a paragraph In the news
papers to the effect that in consequence OF
an interruption to the lines. probably caused
by a cyclonic disturbance in the interior,
we are unable to present our readers with
the usual cables from England
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GARRY" TOMBSTONE DEAD.
Actor Who Killed Miss Hassett and
Shot Himself.

A dispatch from Philadelphia yesterday
SAYS: Barry tombstone, the actor. who last
Monday night shot himself. after killing
Miss Hassett, member Of Keith's BiJou
Theater stock company. died today at the
Hahnemann Hospital from peritonitis. At
his bedside were his two sisters and two
brothers. his mother having returned to her
home in Syracuse, N. Y. yesterday. The
body was sent to Syracuse this afternoon
for burial.
The murder and suicide was the result OF
Johnstone's insane jealousy. Miss Hassett.
in private life. was the wife Of Everett
Beckwith. q business man OF Chicago. Her
parents live In Aurora, Ill. A year ago she
and Johnstone first met. when both were
members or Nine. Modjeska's theatrical
company. This season tombstone was for q
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time with Richard Mansfields company
Miss Hassett accepted an engagement with
the Keith stock company, and this week
would have become the leading woman.
tombstone was frequent visitor to this
city for a week previous to the tragedy.
Last Monday night he Joined Miss Hassett
In the street, and after they had walked
short distance shot and killed her. He
then turned the weapon on himself, firing
two bullets into his breast.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-12-08
British Ingenuity Thwarted.
From the Idier.

Almost every mechanical device of any
value now In use In England has come from
tho United states, but this is not on account
OF any lack of ingenuity on the part of the
British. 1t Is because we possess the stu
pidest patent laws OF the universe. and be-
cause the prosperous manufacturer rarely
encourages new ideas or a talent for orig.
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was calm and peaceful with the exception
of a few days, which were quite rough and
stormy. We were all glad to get ashore
and be home again among friends and rel
atiyes, whom most of las had not seen for
three or four years.
Capt Horton expects to be In the city for
a hO,,t three weeks
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inality when exhibited by one of his under
lngs
Beginning to Entertain Doubt.
from the Chicago Trfbun,

Sometimes" reflected the Rev. f. z.
Streete, looking over his small but fashion
able congre CATION. Il doubt whether Fever
mad genuine call to preach. / am afraid
- was only temptatton."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-12-08

Editor-'You want to be sure, Miss
Scratchington. that all the historical data
of your novel Is strictly correct"
Miss Scratchington-"Don't worry about
that, dear sir; people who know history
never read historical noveis.'-Brooklyn
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EstabliahmeNt OF Permanent Fosts.
One Of the first steps which Gen. Davis
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Impregnability Of Gibraltar.

FROM Malta We proceeded to Gibraltar
which proved to be equally as attractive
Special courtesies were extended to us. SO
that We were able to see more OF the great
galleries in this immense fortress than Is
accorded to the casual traveller. The view
from the interior Of the rock of Gibraltar
Is an inspiring one and impresses on the
visitor how impossible it would be to cap
ture the stronghold by a direct attack I'M
der present conditions. We made a side
trip to the city Of Tangier. the capital Of
the state Of Morocco. This was a novelty,
in that the town is so entirely different
from everything else Tangier is COM
posed entirely of BRICK and stone houses.
kalsomined light blue, yellow and other
bright colors, with streets so narrow that
at places two horses coutd not pass. Here
and there the streets ARE arched over by
some large and important dwelling. Moors
robes All this tended. to- impress us as a
striking picture OF African life. We rode
around on donkeyss, visited the principal
streets and the market. and inspected the
buttons. Many of the dwellings, are excep-
tionaiiy pretty. butt HE at best must be
monotonous in TanEier, The ladies Of our
party were permitted TO Visit the harem Of
out with many comnerlts on its beauty and
luxury. g iea
I'VE also made a Trip 70 Spain. This is
not great undertaking from Gibraltar. as
riage In about an hoffs Fhere is a strip OF
land adjoining the rock eof Gibraltar. less
than half mile wide, known as neutral
zone On the Gibraltar side British senti-
nels are posted and on the other side Span
ish sentinels. The trip to Lenea should be
taken. for 1t affords an opportunity to visit
Spanish town and note the manners and
customs Of the people. There was no bull
fight scheduled when we were there. so We
did not have an opportunity to Judge of this
national pastime. The city of Gibraltar Is
very pretty. and contains many nice dwell
ings and places of interest. We saw the
British military governor. Gen. Sir George
White, the hero of Ladysmith. and were
struck with, his appearance. both as a sol
dier and as gentleman. The British Off
Gals were very kind to us there. as else
where. and entertained parties both at the
clubs ashore and on the war vessels.
THE American consul at each OF the
places we stopped Was exceptionally oblig-
Ing. and we are indebted to them In Q. gueat
measure tor the successsof the trip
Our trip from Gibraltar to New York
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1902-11-06
q JrnttsnItTh1rH Capital i'm Nus.
lutt0p.

Ser frans0iilde Wainifter bes
MsubsrH bat in einem umfdngliden
8ertdte an BEN prdiitenten ber He.
publtf bic BON ben biplomattfhen
unb acnfular= 8samter eingslaufenen
Nntnor.en auf cine Runbfrase iiber
ben l1mfana unb bic @ertbeiluna Der
i'm MLSlanbe angeleeten franaDiiFhen
Rapit1lien ausaugsipelie su5ammenS
aeitellt. Der Miniiter. berehnet bic
gelamlntbDbe biefer Rapitalien auf
fait 80 Mi1iarben 5ranfen, tpobon 81
Miltdrtsn cuff europa entfallen.
Hublanb bat oaran ben 6auptantheil:
1866 Nillipnen 10000 Miuionen il,
Staatstapieren 792 M:Gionen in
Miren unb Snbuitrien>. Sn obiteigsn-
Der Reibe folgen; Sponien nit 1914
Mtllionen (1662 in gtfenbdbnen, $40
in Gtaotspapisren, 244 in Minen unb
SnbuH:Rn), Seiterreih=1lnaarn nit
$3.50 5000 in giIenbabnen, 100 in
Staatsrapiersn), bic Siirfei nit 2172
(15O0 in Staatspapieren, 361 in gi=
ienbabnen), Stalien nit 143O 1000
in @toatspupieren), Gnalano nit
1000, Die S9lpeia nit 455 MilIionen
II. I. tp. 9eutf9lanb er5Getnt unter
BEN eurppdif6en Staaten erft an 18.
6telle nit 85 Millionen unb bat nur
np6 Bnlaarten unb 2uremburg binter
iid1. en- eineln bemerfensperthen Sc
eenIaBe gu bieien 3abIen iteben bic
Den ltufang ber 9anbelsbeaiebungsn
Der 2d1her guropas nit Sranfret9
ausbrtidenben 3iffern. 9ter marf6irt
fiir bas Sabr 1900 gnslano an Der
Spite nit 1900 Millpnen (Musfubr
naa 5ranfrei9 674, ginfubr pon
bort bet 1927 Miu); es fplgen 8elgien
nit 1920 (598 u. 422) DILL; 0eutf6z
lamb nit fait 900 (427 unb 465)
MiG.; Spcnien nit 355, bic Sansia
nit 313, Stalien nit 3O3, RuBlanb
nit 27O Millioren (baoon nur 80
Milliorsn ginfubr bon Srantrei6) u.
+. 10. SIN einselnen mddt Der mini.
iterielle 8eri9t iiber bic Wertbeilung
Der fraro0iii9enaapitalien inDeutYd@
Lamb folaenbe Mneaben: Qln beutfhen
@tautspapieren iinb in frana0itfden
9dnbea penisitens 30 Miu.; auf I'M
buitrie1e 8etriebe fommen % Mill.;
in behtfden 0anbelsutttsrnebmun:
gen iirb angelest 8 DILL; in 8anfz
unterneGmungen 16 Niin.; auf ben
9runbbeiib entfalen 6 Millionen.
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Altfrn,ts11frdJe $ulnatnnntr.

Sin reisenbes 8ilb aug benz 18.
Sa6rbInbert giebt Der befannte franz
aOiif6e Meitbstifer 9uifape Qarrouz
met in elmer Rebue. gr recpntruirt
bas tGalide 2e6en elmer Marqutie um
bas Sabr 173O nit alien Ostails. sSn
ibrem 6otel am linfen Seine ufer
eripadt bic Marauiie sesen 10 ltbr
Morgens. No9 i'm 8ett f9liirft bic
WarqlIife eins SafIe gbofolabe. Damn
ieBt tie itd Dor ben ipibenumbullten
SotlettsntiId5; ipdbrenb i6re Ram=
aer5ofen iie frtiiren unb antleiben,
lieit lie einen r1euen Noman, ettpa
ben r@il 8las". Man Idminft lie
nit siemlih lebbaften Motb, tpie es
oie Mobe perlanst; nur bic iAnar<
aen Wldfterhen feBt lie fidb ielbit
auf. Sobalb nun bic Geibenrpbe am
aesoaen lit, iperben bic beporaugten
6erren BON Der Marquife empfangen.
Sic biirfen ibr ben 6of MAIDEN. tpGb>
renb lie lire gptlette beenbigt. Nur
felten sstgt Sih aud Der @emdbl. Gs
tommt bDr, bab ct feline syrall liebt,
aber es tpdre lG1erlih, es au 3eiger.
Damn tperben bic Rinber bereinaela1z
len. gs lit ber einaige Mugenblid. ben
bic Marqlife ihnen lcbenten fam.
sic fiifen ibreMaHa ,tnter basRinn,
I'm Oie 5hminfe nidt au bertpil1en.
Die Murqlrifs fpeift in einsm iener
Salons, tpo seiitrside Jrallen ipie
bic aOnige elmer Cbnaftie aufeinan<
berfoleen.
I'm halb Bier rnuB iih bic Marz
quite i'm Darf Der 9uilerien aeigen.
Sin 2Gufer in Blau unb Silber gebt
ibrer garoiie Dpran. Nah fiinf l1br
begtnnt ihon bic Noritenung in Der
GDmebie ssrancaife rber Bel ben ssstas
lienern, ipo bic Marquiie fire 2oge
bat. I'm neun ubr fhlieBt bas S.xd=
ter unb man bereinigt fih beim Sous
per. Mlle 8onnots, bic man i'm Qaufe
bes gaees aebDrt, tperben bier ausge<
tanTbt. Nah Mitternaht tebrt bie
Marquiie bein; lie rubt tpieber III ibz
rem Sragfsffel, bem atpei Qafdien
nit brernenben yadeln porungeeen.
Shre Rdmn,er3ofen barren i6rer nnb
entfleiben lie bor ben benen anmin<
feuer: lie fsben ibr eine tleine 6auhe
auf ben Ropf, biillsn lie IN ibrtn
fpibenbefebten Nahtmantel unb reiz
den ihr, penn iie fhon 3u Bette lisgt,
ben tpurnlen Qincentbee Gann l1lhen
lie bus 2imt aus, unb bic Mdrquife
rnht nad Der fchneasg Mr6sit D<5
cages.
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Gin engIiffer Mili3 ! @apitdn,
nauptmdnn Sptes BON Der Oort5hire
Milia <Nrtillerie. Bat cine rgrfinbuns@
gernaht, bic trpb tbrer groben Ginz
fahbeit BON entfhieDener BeDeutrng
III unb auh bereits Dom englifhen
Rrtegsante in aebiibrenoer Weife ausz
probirt tpurbe. Sm llebunsslager bon
MIberI6ot ipurbe ndmlih cine 8atte=
RE BON feds @eidiiBen nad ben 4n~
ddben bes genunnten Gapttdns nit
alien Jarben Des Hesenbogens bemalt
nnb atpar Doripiedeno nit ben bret
9auptfarben rot6. blau unD selD, in
,lnreaelmdBigen 5treifen uno aled=
fen, 10 baB @ef6iibe unb proben aus&
faben, als ipenr tie in einem garne@
balls Mufaug perpenbet peroen Ioll@
ten. Diefe 8dtteris riidte bann aus,
ndbm in elmer gntfernung bon etfpd
10000 SUB MufiteGung uno oann
nerfuhten einige bunoert grtilleriez
Otfiaiere nit ibren JeIogldTern bic
@el6iiBe su entoeden, beren ungefdbre
gntfernung unp Stellung ibnen be-
fannt mar. Dies mar aber bon itdn~
big unmDalih, unb nibt Elm ein3tser
Offiaier fonnte trob aller Nnitrengun=
gen bic adnpnen ausfinbtg MAIDEN,
felbft als fe anfinsen, nit aartuiden
gu feuern.
Shlteblih purben stpei 8atterien
reitenber Mrtillerie OorseIanot, INN
ole feds bunten @eidiibe sd einem
>&f gu atpingen, aber aud otele
Qnsreifer entbedten ben rSeinb" erit,
als lie 1td tbm bis auf ettpa $500 SUB
aenGbert batten. NlIes in Mnem bat
Iid beruusseitellt, oaB bic ansetpunbte
MISUNDERSTANDING an ben Ranonen
10 tGu1s~nb nit benz 5intergrunb
unb berllmsebuns ubereinittmmt, bab
IelbF auf $500 SUB Gntfernung nit
einem guten Ssloglafe bic @efdiibaufz
itelluns nur fdper ooer auf sr0bere
gntfernuna gar ni9t au unteri9eioen
ober au entoeden lit. Gs IoIen tpeiz
tere umfansreibe 8erlu6e in bieier
6inii9t in nddfter 3eit anseftent ipers
open, unb 10 tit che ausfidt porhan=
ooen, bab bic Ranonen beg englilden
6eeres bemnd4it bic beliebte &hafi@
syarbe berlieren unb bafiir in alIen
S9attirungen Des Hegsnbogens alGn=
sen tperDen.
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1tn1fTpnrknUe4t.

Oie DoitIparfaHen, aunGhft ba5u
6eftimmt, ben NrbeiterflaHen einMtt>
tel an bic 9anb gu geben, lire grfparz
niffe liber uno nub6ringenO an5ule=
gen, BADEN in alien 2dnoern, in benen
iie bisber einsefiibrt tporben iinO,
cine f6nelle unD bebeutenbe gntpide=
lung erfabren. Sn gnelanb nuroen
Tie auerit unb aipar 1861, in Belgien
1870, in Sapan 1875 uno ipdter in
sSstalien, MumGnien, ben Nieoerlan@
ben. Jrantreid, 8ritifd Snbien,
Seiterrei9 S1lpeben, lIngarn unb
Canada einsefii6rt. gs iinb bies Be-
fonbers iolde 2dnber, beren fonitise
itaatlibe, communale pber genoKen~
i9aftli9e ginri1tungen ben unteren
RlaiTen feline seniigenbe @elegenbeit
boten, lire grIparniife miibelos unb
ii6er an5ulesen. sn Mesnpten beftebt
bas poitiparfafenpeien leit benz l.
Mdra 1901. .Raa benz fiiralid er<
f9ienenen Nehenihaftsberi1t Der
dapptifden poitDeripaltung baben Die
ginlaaen in ben eriten nelin Mpndten
bic 60be bon $500 dgppt. pfunb q
dgppt. Dfunb sleid etipa fiinf Dbl
lars) erreidt; ausge3dblt fpurben 39,@
118 Gsppi. pfunO, 10 bab fi9 fir bic
5parer Elm @ntbabsn BON AZ ,491
pfunb ersiebt. Mn 3infen tpurben
% proSent ber ginlagen seiDdbrt, i'm
Ganaen tpurfen 487 dgppt. pfunb
3injen bertbellt. Bon angemeinem
SntereKe lit hierbei Die Mittbeilung,
bdb 1862 Sparer tnubamebanii4er
gDnfeHipn, ben Grunbfdben ibrer
Meliaion unb ben Wprihriften bes
Rorun folgenb, auf 3inien fit bic bon
ibnen betpirften 5pareinlagen gins&
lih Deraibtet baben. Mie grob bas
Wertrauen au Der poitIpnrfaHe. lit.
benefit ber llmitanb, bab niht tpsniz
ger als 2543 MuslGnber bon ibr Sc
brauh aemdht babtn.
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paten!irt, hat raid sroBen seIdGfili<
den Wertb erlnngt. Nud in ben
Ser. Gtaaten, in Der NGbe BON Buff
falo, befinbet ii1 tine Gabrit, no man
bieie 6eriielIung fiinitliben @rapbits
l3ur BleiitiftfabrifatiDn I'm groBen
betrsibt,
Dem fiinitlihen @rdpbit ipirb To-
gar na1geriibnt, bab er beHer als Der
bette natiirlihe lei. 90 m0sen am
gnbe aud Die fiinalihen Diamunten,
ipenn man es ba5u brinst, nod berrz
liner alibern unb funfeln als bie
fhDniten. bic man bisber i'm fernen
Mfrtfa ober lonitpo aus Der Groe gez
araben. 8enertben ipiirbe man lie
freilth fehr biel tpentger 6oh, ihdBt
man bod beute bas ionit 5iemlt4 un=
niiBe@eitein niht Ionnbl feiner5Aon=
belt dls feiner Seltenbsit rDegen. Die
5eltenheit gibt INN ben Mertb, uno
bic menId1li9e Gitslfeit, bic immer etz
mas Mpurtes perlangt,, ipomit lie Mns
bere ausite1en uns neibiih MAIDEN
tonn. Qllle uniere Diamantenhdnoler
miibten Bancroft MAIDEN unb unlere
pornebmen Damen ipiirben iicb f9Gz
men, nod ldnser ibr beute bD4itge=
i1Gbtes gefdmeibe gu tragen, fpenn
bic Ghten Oiamanten morgen fabrtf=
mdBia fDnnten berseitelIt tperben 81
preiIen, bic iebe 8ribaet su ~afforben"
permDhte. (Gbic. Mbbpoit.
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So Shrrfinber nobmsn bdran tbeil,
nGntlid' 4575 in ben prhIhulen. 2761
lin ben ssnterfnehiatardfen urtD ia ,24S
lin ben lln!eren @ra0sn. Die dllgemeine
glniid: Idheint balm 5u ssbsn, bic be=
friebigerihsn Reiultafe I'm beutfhen
ltnterrlht ben bisIigen 5dulen 3un1
arobsr 9beile feinsr auberseinD6nlih
eiini!i1sr Nrrcngirrng alisu!chrsi6er.
Oeutlt5 tpirb nsiitens BON Rlai1enz
lehrern pber 2ebrertnnen geseben, unb
In ben meiiten 5bulen tit rsihIihe
3e;t bepillist, beionbers in uateren
graben, fpdbrenb bic Musgdben fur
beutInsr llnterriht aui ein Mtnimunt
rebusirt iinb ober auf bic fir @eaufs!
fihtiaune pber grt6eilrng in ben pbe=
rem @ra6en pier bnrHdbtiIAen ober
fleinersn 5dulen, tpp 1i1 nolIe RlaI@
fen niht bilben laHen. sn ben Snter@
meoiatI1ulen pirb DeutI9 As Minu@
tie Biz sine 5turbe tdglib selehrt; in
, ben 6phi9ulen nD1entlin 45 Minus
ten Distmal. Oureh praftif9e Mhdtt@
berunaen in mall6en Shulen, in be-
men fii- BAG Deutfde niht bic DplIe
3eit anaefebt mar, bat iid Die 3ettz
belpilIteuns erbDben laf7sn. gs lit
BON Der srDbten Mihiiefeit, baB Die
begrenate 3eit fir bas Stuhtum bes
DeutIfen niht 6efdnitten fperoe. Sm
alIseme:nen aiebt fid 8egetiterang
unb 6armonie in Der Mrbeit beg beut=
l6sn 3eparte1nents funb, unb Bel hin@
rei9enber ermutbieenber Ndhbilfe
psrben in 3ufunft bic &efultate pbns
3peifel beiler als ie aubor iein."