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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-08-25
ARMY NEWS.

Brig. Gen. John Simpson has retired
after thirty years service. Gen. Slmp-
son was well known in St Paul. and
In 1896 served here as chief quarter
master on Gen. Brooke's staff.
Orders have been issued at the war
department directing that the Sew
enth. Twenty second and Twentieth
regiments of infantry go to the Phil
ippines to relieve the Fifteenth cav
airy. the Thirtieth Twenty eighth,
Twenty seventh and Eleventh infantry,
the troops to 20 in the order named.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-08-25
WILL SOON LEAVE FORT YATES.
Completion of Fort Lincoln Renders
the Post No Lonqer Necessary.

Fort Yates, N. D.. will in a few days
be numbered among the abandoned
posts Of the United States army.
The abandonment of the post began
two years ago and within a few days
the one company of infantry will
transfer to Fort Lincoln, and Fort
Yates will be only spot on the army
map.
Fort Yates was established in 1875,
and for the next twelve years, or until
the Indian troubles became matters OF
the army's past, it was one of the most
important Western posts. holding, as 1t
does, an important strategic point on
the Missouri river about twenty-five
miles from Pollock, S. D., which is the
nearest rail point.
With the Tightening of reservation
lines and regulations. the Importance
of Yates began to wane, and the fact
that 1t was not a post modern in
majority of particulars fastened its
final abandonment.
The completion of Fort Lincoln rem
ders Yates no longer necessary for the
accommodation Of troops. and for sew
eral months the garrison has consisted
of only half a dozen officers and sixty
men.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-08-25

of it's most horrible forms. 1t Is almost
unbearable to think that, when sum-
noned and Fastening to their peril. they
should be broken and mangled by an
other danger unexpected and unfore-
seen. But these things will continue
to happen, and our people will be the
victims, until proper restraints are
laid upon the running. of street cars
in st. Paul, and enforced by the whole
power of the municipality.
How many must fall, how many
homes be made desolate. before this
city asserts its commenest rights and
restores to its people that protection
upon the public streets to which they
are entitled and of which they have
been improperly deprived
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-08-25
TODAY'S WEATHER,

Minnesota-Showers in east, fair in west
portion Tuesday; cooler in south portion;
Wednesday fair. warmer in northwest
portion; fresh northwest to north winds.
Montana and North Dakota-Fair, cool
er Tuesday; Wednesday fair and warmer.
South Dakota-Fair Tuesday and
Wednesday.
wisconsin, Showers and cooler Tues
day; Wednesday fair. fresh northwest
winds.
Upper Michigan-Showers Tuesday and
Wednesday, fresh winds, shifting to
northwest.
Iowa-showers and cooler Tuesday;
Wednesday fair
St. Paul-Yesterday's temperatures,
taken by the United States weather bu-
reau. st. Paul, w. E. Oliver. observer, for
the twenty-four hours ended at o'clock
last night-Barometer corrected for tenn
perature and elevation. Highest tempera-
ture, 81; lowest temperature, so; average
temperature, 20; daily range, 81; barome-
ter, 1910; humidity, "a; precipitation,
O; D. m. temperature. SO; p. m. wind,
northwest; weather, cloudy.
vasiar1av'S Ter,nera lures
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-08-25

editor viii not be offered as a natri-
monial prize to her who has increased
the number of subscribers. Fond OF
copying our English cousins in many
things, we probably will not follow
them in this. Cut glass bowls and
magic lanterns will still be looked upon
young person who works In the inter-
est Of the magazines subscription
list. The American editor will not be
sacrificed.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-08-25
NO DEPOT QUARTERMASTER.
Post Is Left Vacant congratulated.
Pond Leaves for Washington.

The Department of Dakota head
quarters are temporarily without a
depot quartermaster. Capt. Richmond
McA Schofield has been relieved from
duty as depot duartermaster and
placed in charge of the improvements
at Fort Smelling as quartermaster in
charge of construction. vice Col. Pond.
No supplementary orders have been
received at headquarters. and it is evil
IDENTIFY the purpose of the department
to leave the post of depot quarter
master without assignment for time
at least
Col Pond, chief quartermaster of
the department for three years and at
one time the only commissioned Of
ficer on duty at headquarters. yester-
day and good-by to the officers and
employees and last night left for Wash
ington. where he will assume his du-
ties in the office OF the quartermaster
general.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-08-25
A Mild Verdict

Perhaps it was because the notori-
Gus Nine. Hum0ert is a woman that
a French. jury sentenced her to only
five years Imprisonment for great
frauds which. in any other country,
would have brought a much severer
punishment on her Possibly she has
laid by a good deal of money so that
after she has served out her term she
can live comfortably for the remainder
of her life. Having given the woman,
who was the chief swindIer. only five
years, it was impossible for the Jury
to give longer terms to those who had
been merely her assistants. Her hus-
band, weak creature who may have
been at first his wife's dupe, may have
a right to complain that his term of
imprisonment is as long as hers.-Chi-
cago Tribune
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-08-25

President Roosevelt might send
copy of the Kishenev petition to Abdul
Hamid, commander-in-chief Of the
Bashi Bazouks. But what's the use?
There are no naturalized Bulgarians in
this country.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-08-25

King Leopold's daughter, who had
been shut up in 1unatic asylum for
five years, says she is not mad. She
is perhaps the most patient woman OF
her times. To be jobbed by ones own
papa and not to get mad about it ar
CUES a most angelic disposition.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-08-25
Among the Merrymakers
SCIENTIFIC DISCOVERY.


He is a learned scientist,
Who's found the reason why
Egyptians mummified their cats
And set them out to dry.
cit was" he says, the only way
CAT least so l am led
BY research to believe) that they
Could make their cats stay deadp'
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-08-25
Contemporary Comment
Et Tu Bryan.

What's the use of anything, anyhow,
since Commoner Bryan has paid 1,200
for team of chestnut carriage horses
and in gold, too? Alas! there are no
more tribunes of the plain people
left. They all go the same way
Charley Towne, Gov. Hogg, Senator
Pettigrew, Jerry Simpson-and now
Bryan.
Who is left to mourn for the down
trodden masses? Not one. Oh, apos-
tasy, thy name is Populism.
Now, whatever eXtenuation there
| may have been in the $500 heifer nur-
tured by Farmer Bryan on his own
estate, there can be no pal1iation pos
Sible in the case Of the chestnut team.
There might have been just the least
shade of mitigation had the horses
been paid for in silver. But where
the fall is complete and irretrieyab1e,
why dwell upon a neglected and trivial
detail that night have served as a
honor, it were Jas well perhaps, to
naught extenuate" and to let the tail
go with the hide-Kansas City Star.
asset Currency" Postponed.
Mrs. Aldrichs announces that the
senate subcommittee which is consid-
ering financial problems has decided
not to push an asset currency plan
at present, but to frame for currency
relief some simple measure" upon
which congress may unite.
The decision is wise so far as ''asset
currency is Concerned But it would
be interesting to learn Senator AL
drich's idea of how he is to frame a
simple measure of temporary relief
that will be acceptable to congress
One very simple measure there is: to
reduce taxation, which now fosters
trusts and swells a trouble breeding
surplus, to proportions sufficient to
meet the needs of the government
economics lly administered. But this
is not the measure Mr.. A1drich has in
mind.-NeWs York World.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-08-25
Back Again.

Towne-Aster wrote a poem the other
day, and he sent it to the Hicult Maya
zine.
Browne-Yes, know
Towne-He's just crazy to see it appear
Browne-He was crazy when he saw it
appear this morning-in his mail.-Phil-
adelphia Press
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-08-25
Known BY His Enemies.

When Mr.. Bryan calls Mr.. Cleve-
land a ounce steerer' he shows plain
ly that he is not his friend. And Incl
dentally Mr.. Bryan would do well to
remember that a good many persons
will profess to love Mr.. Cleveland for
the enemies he. has made.-Boston
Herald
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-08-25
What the Neiahbors Heard.

Talk about man being the lord of crea-
tion!' exclaimed Mrs Ferguson. What
would the garden of Eden itself have been
without Eve?''
what was it after she came?" demand
ed Mr.. Ferguson in a rasping voice.-Chi-
cago Tribune.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-08-25

OF course it would be impossible to
so arrange things that the fire trucks
might run through the alleys and
thereby avoid interference with Col.
Lowry's use of the streets.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-08-25
And This From Boston.

Says the New York World: Zone
hundred and thirty-seven holes in the
asphalt on one, block indicate that
the asphalt trust and trustworthy as
phalt have strangely little in common"
There's no paving in Boston asphalty
as that-BostpnIH Herald.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-08-25
No. Wonder.

England is declared to be extremely
uneasy at the movements of the Rus
sian fleet, and small wonder. The job
Of propping a bloodthirsty, treacher-
Gus scoundrel upon a tottering throne
must have become irksome even to
Great Chicago Chronicle.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-08-25
Modest.

Remember" said the serious man,
.'that money is not the only thing to be
striven for in this life"
Maybe not" answered Senator Sorg-
hum, but whole lot of people think it
is, and l am not egotist enough to try to
set any new fashions"
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-08-25

Tom Plattsays Roosevelt will carry
New York IN Ise4. But then Tom
Plat has .aissembled hitherto while
the brick was still a-gilding.s
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-08-25

The activity of vesuvius is the more
to be regretted because it will inspire
some heartless manager to put the
Last Days of Pompeii" on the stage
again.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-08-25

The revolutions in Macedonia is not
on the square. The reports make no
mention of that stalwart friend OF lib
erty Tribe Tribe
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-08-25

After all there is not much choice
between the unspeakable Turk and the
unpronounceable Bulgarian.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-08-25

Senator Clapp's mascot has deserted
him. He is being Endorsed by his enc
mics.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-08-25

What dreadful position our cred
itors would be in if Senator Aarich
should decide not to let us have any
money at ALI ~ u
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-08-25
At St Paul Heaters


The advance sale of seats for Chaun-
cey Olcott's engagement at the Met
ropolitan, which begins Thursday
evening and lasts throughout fair week.
is very large. His new play, Terence,
is said to be the best acting part That
Mr.. Olcott has ever had. As usual, ne
will sing four@hew songs OF his own
composition.
Another large audience witnessed
the performance of I'm Old Kentucky
at the Grand last evening. Madge's
thrilling leap across the chasm, the
exciting rescue from the burning sta
Bile, the horse race scene with all It's
realism, the pickaninny band with It's
entertaining music, all combine to
make this play very entertaining. Miss
Bessie Barriscale as Madge repeated
her success of last season. On Friday
evening occurs the Tooth performance
in this. city, and every person in at
tendance will be given a handsome
souvenir. On Saturday evening the
prize buck and wing dancing contest
will take place. All the best local dan
GERS will compete with those OF the
Kentucky company The first popu-
lar priced matinee will be given We'd
nesday
"The Princess Chic" which will be
seen at the Grand during fair week, is
a genuine comic opera of undeniable
merit. The libretto is by Kirke La
Shelle and the score by Julian Ed
wards.
Al. Reeves company at the Star is
drawing large audiences, and the show,
which was given its first production
in this city, is running very smoothly.
The specialties are clever and the at
traction is strong musieally and in
stage effects.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-08-25

Now that the doctors have put the
house fly in the black list let the bald
headed man take heart of grace and
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-08-25

Don't get mussy about the weather
Let your neglige shirt do that.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-08-25
washington time e p. m. St PauD.
River RIllletin--

~ -Ea1.
The Mississippi will fall slowly In the
vicinity of ST. Paul during the next thirty
six hourse
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-08-25

put away the hair restorer that re-
stores not. I l
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-04-09
Sette 916.

ner, iebr ipmpatbii@ in ieinem sanser
@elen unb babel tlus unb tactpoI;
er mirb obne 3meifel einen suten Gin
brud MAIDEN Oie Nusiteuunss=
gommiiiion trifft umfaiienbe gorbe=
reitunsen, Inn ibre @dite in grtrasi=
gen BON 8aibinston na6 ct Gouis
gu bef0roern unb iie BORT sldnSenb gu
bemirtbeu.
Oas Staats Oepartement nimmt
ein sroBes Sntereiie an ser @usitelz
lung, Ni6t muir, baB es Sen gertre=
tern Der Gommiliton i'm 9luslanbe al
le erbentli6e llnterltibuns sut6eil
werben laBt BEL Sen gemiibun9en,
fremoe gtatiOnen CUR Setbeilisung su
bewesen, man miro audi ielbit piele
intereiiante au~steaunss= Sbjette lie=
fern. 90 lit man sesenmdrtis be-
l6dftist, etne ansabl N%eliquien, melz
DIE auf Ben anfauf Ser Yrouins 2oui=
liana Sesus baben, su iammeln, unb
gbef= Glert Wt9ael bat in lester 3eit
uerl6ieoene intereilante Stide erwor=
ben, wel9e Napoleon anfertigen lief,
um ben gerfauf Der Propins gu per-
ewisen. Sie Meoaiqe, mel6e BON
einem altmo6ii6en soloenen Gabmen
einsefabt lit, sebOrte einem Ser &C.
nerale gtapoleon's unb parb Ser Gn=
telin bellelben absetauft. Die Gmz
bleme, mel6e Sic MebaiQe i9mifet,
erinnern baran, baB Napoleon einen
ltarfen perlOnli6en anbans in Ben
fruberen franSoiii6 : ameritanii9en
Yrouinsen beiaB, unb baB feline entbu=
lialtil6en ameritanil6en Gerebrer TO-
gar, ais er in ct, 9elena sefansen
iaB, ein Sa6rSeus ausruiteten, TIM i'm
gu befreten unb mad Seem Orleans gu
brtnsen, no elmer ieiner eifrisiten
Yartetsdnser, etn ret9er Wann 9ta=
mems girot, bereits cine elesante Ge=
iioens fir i'm bergeri6tet bate. gbef=
elert Wtt0ael bat nod anbere &uri=
ola in ieiner Sammluns, barunter
einen prd6tis NIT @ol6 beitidten
N%udtragen, Ser emit gu ser Uniform
zines omerifanii6en @eianbten an
Sole gu Serlaiues seb0rte, Elm inte=
reiianter getpeis bafir, boB bic be=
mofratil6e Ginfa6beit, pel6e BEN
amerifanii6en Dtplomaten Sen bir=
serli6en i6warsen Srad uorl6rieb,
erl t Ipdteren Satums lit.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-04-09
@irb aldn3enb ,perten.

Ote @el6dftsleituns Set ct. 9oui=
ier Notwithstanding ma6t aue Mnz
itrensunsen, tint Sic Oebicationsfeier,
mel6e am 80. Npril BORT ltattfinben
lou, mOslt6t sldnSenb su seltalten.
IS wirb bereits mitsetbetlt, baB ser
rdli6ent feline Nnwelenbett saselast
bat ; bas Cabinet ptrb ebenfaQs siem=
li9 bon tdnbis pertreten lein, unb mo-
besu bas selammte biplomatii9e Corps
bat Sic ginlabuns Ser N%usltelunssz
Gommillion an9enommen. Son SO
8otl9aften unb Granddaughter wer=
ben minbeitens 25 reprdlentirt lein ;
nr1r bret baben bis iebt abselebnt,
ndmlt@ SET 0iterrei6ii6e 8oti6after,
ser nebIt Ieiner @emablin bereits por
ser Seltlidfeit ietnen l1rlaub na9 Gut
ropa antritt, Ser bdntl9e unb Ser per-
.iil9e gelanbte. Son a9t @elanbtz
l9aften iinb nod fetne Qntrporten ein=
selaufen. Inter benientsen, melde
sic gtnla6uns ausenommen baben,
befin6en ii@ Ser rulliide 8oti6after,
@raf gaiiini, bic 8otl@after BON
Merico, Stalien, England II. Sranfz
reid, Der beuti@e @eianbte Baron
Sternburs, Der ipanii@e @elan6te,
Der tiirfii6e @eianbte, Der S6weiser
@eianbte unb idmmtli9e iabz unb cen=
tralamerifanii@e Miiltons : gbefs.
Ser frans0iii@e 8oti@after, Serr
sutherland, unb Der ipanil6e @elanb=
tie, Senor Be Oieba, werben bic
bauptid@li9en &eben balten. 0eb=
terer iprt6t seldufis enslii@; er lit
Elm uortrefFi6er, einorudsuoaer &ebz
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-04-09

te S%ertdnbniB unb ebrlt6es gntsez
senfommen s~efunben. Gs CAB eine
3eit, in Ser Oeuti6lanb nit Odne=
mart int resiten Sertebr itanb unb bic
bobe 9etlti9e unb fultureue gebeu=
tuns bes fleinen Na6barn wiais ar=
erfannte. Wit Dem ginleben Ser beut=
l9en ginbettsbeme9uns trat aber Ser
unpermeioli6eGiB Elm, Ser auf bdnil9er
Seite BON gu ineri6drflter Grbitteruns
setrasenen aasemeinen gntfrembuns
fabrte, wdbreno man ii6 in Oeutl6=
Lamb na9 Ser grrei6ung bes natioz
nalen 3ieles jeber Seinbielisfeit sez
gen Sdnemarf entbielt. Naer6inss
lteben li3 i6arfe MaBreseln sesen bic
bdnilden asitatoren in bem PreuBen
anseslieberten Norbl6leswis seitwet=
Zig ni9t permeiben. sSn Sen lesten
Sabren bat ii6 iebo@ lansiam aber
ii6er Elm l1ml6muns TIT ser @elinz
rlns bes bdnii6en golfes uolSosen.
Oas Wtniitertum gitrup, bas lanz
&c Ste Seiubi6aft sesen Geuti6
Lamb i6arte, muBte I'm Sabre 1901
elmer liberalen Hesteruns pei6en,
na6bem bie &riesspartei am bdnil6en
Sole i6on brei Sabre supor 5ur6 Ben
SOB Ser &0nisin eouiie ibre ltdrfit e
Stuse uerloren bate. Oas erlte un=
sweiOeutise glnsei6en fit bie etnsetre=
tene @enouns bilbete ser aufrt6tis
berS(i3e gmpfans, Ser bem bdnil6en
&ronprinsen int Sorjabre BEL letnen1
8erliner Selude gu Sbeil wurbe uno
wesen Der unsetanitelten Wdrme tn
&openbasen einen na6balttsen gin=
brud binterlieb. Oeutl6lanb bat bie
ibm 9ebotene Sanb er9riHen, unb
6ur6 BEN 8eiu@ bes &ailers @il=
belm in Odnemarf's 4anptltabf lit
iebt Der neue Sreunb19aftsbunb in
feterli@er Sorm perbrieft unb bette
9elt moroen. Ser treuno19attltDe
Serfebr swil6en Sem beutl6en &ailer
unb Sem s"reiien Ddnent0nise gilt ais
etne ridbaltlole Nnerfennuns Der be-
fteben6en politii6en gerbdltniiie unb
entsiebt Ser bdnil6en Nsitation in
NOroi6lesmis BEN lebten S6ein ser
8ere6tisuns. Dte Odnen ieben iebt
flar Bic @rensen, Bic iie BEL Der ge=
funbuns ibrer Spmpatbien tar bic
StammessenoIen anf beuti6er groe
gu a6ten baben. sSebenfaas 1T es Elm
lebr erfreuli@es 3ei@en Ser 3ett, baB
bie 8euOlferuns &openbasen's an Ser
8esriiBuns bes beutiden &aiiers re-
gen un6 bersli6en @ntbeil nabm, benn
bas i9eint au6 Odnemarf's @uni6
erfennen gu laiien, baB iiberau, no
Ser ate %rlbmuole Oanebros unb Sic
9lorret6en Sarben bes beutI6en &eiz
DIES ueben, Ser Seuti6e unb ber 9d:
ne ii6 pieber freun6i6aftli6 bic 9anb
briiden poaen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-04-09
@pbin treiben iptr?
(SortIebung.)

@obin mir treiben? Sn jere finite
rem Nbsrinbe littli6er unb moreliz
i6er Degeneration, no fein ibealer
Gt6tfunfe bas sraulise Ounfel erbeGt
rnb in Ser Bic Weni6beit suriidlanf,
no ite emit anfins, aufwdrtS su fire
ben na@ ltttli6er S@Onbeit uno goaz
fommenbeit. Saben aber biele bar=
selesten @ebanten ni6t lire 8ere@tiz
suns? Sic i6einen mobl pom etnem
peiiimiltii@en @etlt einsesebeu; iinb
aber m%abrbaftis ni6t 10 pelitmitil6,
ais iie bem Optimtlten erl@einen mo-
gen. Sin 8lid in I'M ere milbbeweste,
sdbrenbe 3eit lebrt uns leiber Bic
@abrbeit bieler 8ebauptuns. Saupts
id9li6 biersulanbe laltet bem @eiterz
blidenben btel er gtn6rud auf Ser Seele
pie Elm unii@tbarer Nlp. gr iiebt ein,
baB benz unaufbaltiam weiterroaenben
Stab Ser 3eit ni@t in Bic Spei6en gu
fa0en lit, bab es nit it9 bas @ei6id
Ser g6lfer mdlst un6 bieie BON ibm
lelbl It nit fortseriileu mer6en, Bis iie
am 3tel ibrer enbli9en 8eltimmuns
na@ Sabrbunberten ODER Sabrtauienz
ben anSelanst iinb, unb bod Iu6t ct
ieine ,parnenbe Stimme our erbeben,
ruenn ite au6 I'M .3eitsetOle, I'M &am=
pfc Der Parteien un6 S0lfer perballt.
Wir iteben Dor elmer neuen Mera,
Die in ni6t a05uferner 3eit tire Gbore
0fnen mirb. Ountel aber unb trib,
BON einem reuolutiondren @ei1t erflut,
ruirb biele neue Mera leir. sic tritt
audi nt6t pl0bli@ etn, lon6ern aQ=
mdbli6 glieb fir @lieb Der 8ese=
benbeit bat ii6 CUR Settle sereibt, MEL
DE bic 8Olfer umipannt, bic enblid
bas f%eiielnbe 8anb iprensen, unb ber=
austreten aus benz enSen &rets, Ser
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-04-09

sic Nrbeitsi6md9e 0fters nit itd
brinst. Die grbe fann etnem FOLDER
Menl6en wenis mebr bieten, bO6Itens
nod eine furse Geibe bei6werli6el
Sage, unb wenr ct bann ni9t an einf
3utunft I'M Senleits slalbt, penn Ell
Ser Meinans lit, baB nit bem Sobe
ales su gnbe sebt, bann fam man
i'm pirfli6 beoauern, bann slei6t er
elmer Starlbe I'M 9erblte, beren Sldtz
ter MELT berabbdnsen, beren Stensel
morl6 seporoen uno setnidt lit, wertbz
los, spedlos, Elm Spiel i'm Serb1tz
winbe, beitimmt, int Worat gu per-
faulen unb rubmlos untersuseben.
@enn 19ou Elm 2eben obne 6oifnunS
aui bas Senieits in Sen beiten Sabren
Elm innerli6 troitloles lit, wel@es
au6 bic i6drfite Saso mad @eniiien
ni6t sur 3ufrieoenbeit anSseitalten
tann, bann lit es i'm boben @retien=
alter, rpenn bie Semitic bes Otesleits
gum gtel werben, etuas ~serabesu 8ez
bauerlt6es uno 3wedloles. Son Ell
nem lol6en 2eben Mill au6 S6iaer
ni6ts wiiien, penn er iast, baB bic
Sofinuns NIT bem @reiie ni6t besra=
ben wtrb, benz:
vgel6lteBt ct i'm @rabe ben miiben 2auf,
Damn plan,t CT i'm @rabe bic SoIiuuu9 nod
auf!"
Oiele Soifnuus, wel6e Ser Weni9
am @rabe a%ufpflanst, tit biejenise,
mel6e mir 1pdbrenb ser 81 Saitenseit
anriefen: 80 areus, iet sesraBt, unz
lere einstse 9Offnuns!" Bte bas
Siesessei1en am > lterfelt, 10 lit au6
bas Greus bas Soifaunsssei6en; rin
bieiem 3ei6en wirit bn iiesen!" ruff
es inns entsesen, unb erit re9t DENT
ienisen, Ser on Der @rense Ser Wan
oeruns i'm Diesleits ftebt. Wer in
ibm feline 6oHnuns besen barf, Ser
mirb aus ibr int Mlter Srof i6Opfen,
unb menn er ieinen 2auf bel3lohen
fat, banu wirb bas &reus auf ieinem
@rabbisel Ben nod 2ebenben bas
9offnunssbanner iein, auf bas au3
iie i9auen fir bie 3eit, 1penn es BON
ibnen beibt, In bas anbere 9anb btn=
i~bersuseben. 8enn auf einem Drift
li9en @rabbusel Elm grinnerunsssets
6en selest mirb, un6 bas &reus feblt
baran, bann ma6t bas einen leeren,
man m0@te lasen sebanfenarmen Gin
brud; aue Spmbolit tann bas eine
i3lt6te Symbol ni6t erlesen, wel3es
bic grbe nit benz Simmel, bas Oies=
ieits NIT bem sSenietts perbinbet, baS
9offnunsssei6en bes betlisen Sreuz
,eS
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punt nod in weiter Serne iteben, ln=
Ter Yro9notitOn perfriibt iein, inoem
mir IN 3ufunft wieber before, boffz
nunsspolere Sabnen eini6lasen, bo6
pte es sesenwartis ausiiebt, i6eint
bas, mas in bieiem Nrtifel aussefibrt
ODER anseoeutet lit, it6 lanslam gu
pouSteben. Oeswe9en Bic Srage:
Wobtn tretbenwir, menn mir
auf Der betretenen 8abn meiterseben?
SIM Ssrlaufe bieies Sabrbun6erts aber
mtro biele Srase i6on flarer beleu6z
tet 1oerben!
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Neuer

Ser beutl9e Scatter lit in &openba=
gen semelen unb BON elmer nod Eau=
lenben aablenben Menl@enmense berg
li6 be9ribt morben. Ser @uni@
bes Monar@en, es Der 8elt fnnbsuz
tbun, baB bic ate Spannuns swiiden
Yreub en= Oeutl9lanb un6 Dem norbiz
iden &0nisreide ni@t muir auberli@
forreften, ionbern rpirtlt9 freunbz
l@aftli6en Be3iebunsen Plab MAIDEN
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