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The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1904-06-16
struggle.

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Ophir boasts two hotels, two or
three saloons, the same number of
stores and about twenty dwellings,
half Of which flew yellow flags
when we arrived. Our stay was
brief. We canvassed tho camp
through the medium of patroniz-
ing bartender who was a perfect
we'll of information. He would
make few aimless swipes at the
bar and tell us all there was to
know about this or that mine, how
many men it employed, how much
ore it shipped, what kind Of man
the boss was, and in fact all the
information we wanted.
The next morning we hit the
trail for Telluride, determined to
skirt every mountain in our path.
At the railway station we met
rare bird, a friendly Britisher.
"You just take the trail down
there he said, land you are sure
to get to Telluride where you'll
find work" We took it, and of all
the rough trails it was the toughest!
Imagine six solid miles of Jagged
and misshapen rocks. Mules and
men were the only creatures that
could navigate that path. We
passed a string of them, the man
riding the leading mule and the
rest following tied in a long line.
If in certain places the man had
lost his seat, hewould have vanished
in space. Sometimes it seemed as
if he must fall; he would lean over
almost to the point of falling, and
would right himself only just in
time. [ watched him until he dis
appeared around a bend, but was
doomed TO disappointment. So
far as [ know, he never fell.
We climbed up, up, passing the
loveliest and tiniest of lakes near
the summit. Then we went down,
down, into Telluride. Most people
think that going down steep hill
is easier than climbing it. They
are mistaken. In descending, each
step is a shock to ones spine and
abdomen, causing pain that some
times becomes uncomfortable. While
ascendinga mountain, the strain
is for the most part on the lower
limbs.
From the high mesa five miles
above Telluride another glorious
sight greets the eye. Directly be-
meath lies the level valley grown
over with kind Of low willow.
Further on is Tulluride, with it's
many hued buildings, still further
off are the mountain sides, covered
with a heavy growth of timber,
while above and beyond all are the
majestic peaks, snow clad, silent
and inscrutable.
Near Telluride is Bridal Veil
Falls, the most gorgeous cascade
in America. It is so high thatth
water dissolves into mist before it
reaches the ledge beneath, and
from the city it looks like multi
colored gauze scarf, suspended by
one end, the other swaying in each
vagrant current of air.
But to live on scenery is like
existing on cake and kisses tire
some after time.
F. w.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1904-06-16

So, if we would bark to the music,
Some hope with starry wing,
In the days of our darkest sorrow,
Will sit in the heart and sing.
Phoebe Cary.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1904-06-16

other miners, hit the trail
for Ouray and the San Juan coun
try. None of us had much money
My stake was SIS in cash; so We
had to travel economically. We
got to Canon City and proceeded
to Salida without incident. From
Salida to Montrose is one long
panorama of beautiful scenery, as
fine as any in the Rocky Noun.
tains. We were enjoying it keen.
1y when the brakeman put us of
the train. From Montrose to
Ridgeway the train wound its way
through fields of luxuriant alfalfa
filing the air with fragrance and
-conjuring all sorts of pleasant boy.
ish dreams, which we're interrupted
by another brakeman who came to
put us off the train.
The road from Ridgeway to
Ouray is a narrow guage affair,
twelve miles long. We walked it,
arriving in Ouray full of the
buoyancy of youth, forgetful of the
past and stubbornly refusing to
look at the future in anything but
an optimistic light. We put in
the next week climbing unnum-
-bered miles Of precipitous noun
lbains. The jobs we looked for
didn't materialize, but the fun was
all there. If you want to open
the safety valve Of pent up feel
iings, climb mountains. Athletes
seeking mind and muscle need
only 60 to the San Juan country
and look for work. Oh, it's fine!
We visited the Camp Bird and a
score of other mines, receiving an
occasional promise of work at
some future date, but nothing
definite.
At the end of week, being con-
WINGED that we were fated to draw
a blank in Ouray, we started for
Silverton, % miles distant. The
road between the two towns is
unique; it goes twelve miles
straight up in the air and ten miles
straight down again. The first
eight miles were covered by us
with great rapidity. We were
pleased with ourselves and our abil-
1ity to walk, and we frequently
tossed verbal bouquetsat each other.
Finally we came to dilapidated
old cabin inhabited by a sociable
old hermit who told us that he had
dwell there all alone for seven
years. Some one suggested that
he must feel lonely, living SO far
from all human habitations. ooh
no." said he; "Ouray's only short
mile down the road" Ouray but
one mile away! Impossible! My
clothes were wet with perspiration
1 was footsore and hungry. Sc
were the others. Instinctively we
turned to the grubstake for conso.
lation. After eating we crawled
up the face Of that mountain like
.snails; over rough patches of road
around sharp corners where false
step would have sent us into the
black ravine a thousand feet below
and after ages of ceaseless toll We
entered the snow tunnel. This il
dug each year. The cliff above il
steep and entirely devoid of tim
Der, and when the snow is deel
ard heavy it rushes down tn
mountain side into the gulch
completely blocking the road
Then the people of Ouray ant
eSilverton turn out, cut a TUNE
through the ice and snow, ant
uninterrupted commerce soon flow
again between the two cities.
Some three weeks after leavin,
.Ouray (my Waterbury said it wa
noon of the same day, but tina
IL Il
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1904-06-16
Tn tbe San = :
: = : = Juan Country

| Partaklng OF hasty lunch, we
once more resumed the treadmill.
It was showing and the wind whis-
tied through my mosquito bar
clothes. Somebody had bottle
which we passed around in silence
and flung over the cliff when 1t
was empty. At last we turned a
corner and the electric lights of
Silverton twinkled below us. They
were more stimulating than the
contents of the bottle had been,
and in short time we were clat-
tering down the board walk of the
principal street of the town.
Our experience in Silverton was
about the same as in Ouray. The
results were identical. We arose
| at daybreak and climbed hills, re-
turning at night to learn of some
other mine not yet visited. We
found that there is only one
way to be sure of work in the San
Juan country-you give all your
money to some benevolent saloon
keeper, who in return will act as
an employment agent and perhaps
get you a job. We thought the
method too expensive.
1t is eighteen miles from Silver
ton to Ophir, eighteen desolate
miles, with a barrier $4,000 feet
high to cross. It was sunny and
fresh when we started. each of us
equipped with ample food for the
journey, two blankets, and advice
and information enough to make
one silly. But still misfortune
soon overlook us. We travelled
five miles on the wrong trail. We
returned in humiliation to our
starting point and ate for two
hours, after which we once more
started for Ophir. In short time
[ was taken sick and it was neces-
sary to halt for the night. My
comrades showed their innate
brutality by taxing me with over
eating and hurting unkind epithets
at my innocent head. We pressed
Oh until we came to vacant cabin,
doorless and without a fireplace.
1t was a model Of Inconvenience,
which, [ take it, was the object it's
builder strove to attain; a half
mile in either direction there
was wood and water, but none near
the cabin. This, however, did not
trouble me. One of my compan-
ions went for water while [ super
intended the work of the other as
he carried enough wood to run ten
factories for a week.
Wrapped in blanket, I lay on
the ground and watched their pro-
gress. now and then Offering a sug-
gestion as to how the wood should
be carried. One of them would
come staggering along under a
saw log, heave it on the pile, figure
how much more would be needed,
mutter an ejaculation rejecting on
me and my physical condition and
start for another log. [ determined
always to be sick at log-rollings.
When we got the fire started we
discovered that the cabin had no
chimney, defect which was
remedied by saving hole in the
roof and inserting q couple of
battered joints of stovepipe picked
up on the trail.
The next morning l ate my share
of cake and steak and felt able to
proceed slowly. From the cabin
the trail could be seen winding up
the mountain and disappearing in
the snow on the summit. Seven
o'clock saw us on our way and fol
hours we labored without inter.
mission, finally reaching the sum.
nit. The world lay spread at GU,
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Ser bemoaelte GBnia.

Ste &rimtnalpolt3ei bon Ropens
bdgen bemiibt ii6 felt Ginger 3ett NIT
9roBem @tfer, bes bdnifden Qeutnunts
S%idrgadro babbaft 3u perbsn, Der ben
&onig @otpuro bon @nglano UNI runo
$1,000 &ronen ($3965) bemooelt bat.
3eutnant &idrgaarb bate friiber nit
einem Pferoe3u9tosrein in 0Gnemart
gu tbun unb mar aus bieier ietner Stels
lung nit Der 0erpaItung t0niqli6
engIif6er Settle betannt oeporben.
Der Geutnant eripies ii6 uber ais elm
febr un6rdu6bdrer Wtdnn uno elm
our6aus unIoliber G6ardttsr uno funt
aus oieTem 8runbe balo in benz On
'eben Ieiner 2dnbsleute. 8erdrmt unb
beri4uIoet, fiel er auF BEN @ebanten,
feline pornebmen 8etanntI6uften in
@nqIanb auS5unuten. @r reiIte mad
2onoon, be1uhte bic 8ernottund zines
tOniQIi6en @eitiites unb ,.taufte" bier,
onqe6li6 I'M Iuftra9e zines bGnifdea
Observation-Disclosures. bier @onbHts
Stuten gu einem 8reiie bon $4,000
&ronen. DAB Der Geutndnt Die Shiere
ni6t be3ohIte, eripedte in @no(ano
bur6aus tsinsn Nrgno6n. Der RDnio
purbe perTDnlih BON bieTem Sunbel
unterrid)tet unb ION benz 2eutnant busu
ardtultrt baben. Rdtbem Der feline
Gunbe iid in Gndldnb bos @elb sur
9eimretfe 9ebor9t bate. perI6nunb er
unb BEETLE Iih. in Der 6eimat6 amaze
tommen, bic SGtere au %pertoufen. Oils
f6lieblt6 trob pieter 8orfradsn tein
@elb %einIief, fd0pfts bic 9eItiitspsrs
tpaltun9 8erbodt unb trug benz So
MICE bic Sadie Dor, Der fih febr srboit
9e3,,gt boben iou. Iuf btplomuttTdem
Wege Tebte man bann bon Gnolunb aug
bi. aopenbuasner 9pIi3et in 8enntntb,
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BON sranfrei6s uniprrfitatcn.

Der 8e1u6 Der franS0II6en Uni
per'ttGten peiit fir bas ubgeluufene
Semeiter Die @eIommt3ubI BON 3O,405
Stubirenben auf. paris Itebt bierbei
natiirli9 on Der SpiBe nit 12,948
Stuoirenben. bas 1T Slpei 5iinfteln Der
8elommt3ubl, Sbm foIgen bic anbsrn
llniperiitGten nit f~olgenben 3ablen:
BORDEAUX 1920, SoulouIe 2191,
Wfpntpeuier 1907. NoncD 1897, Mens
neg 1880, ellie 1854, Dir Marieile
1880, 0iiOn $50, pOitiers 1863, Guen
752, 8renobls 705, 8eIancon 1893 unb
i3ltebIt6 Glermont nit nur 299 Stus
birenoen. Den ein3elnen 6atultGten
nod Dert9eilt Ii6 bic @eIummt5abl nit
1892 ouf bic juriItifGeu. $685. uuf
bic meot3iniI4sn, 4765 auf bic nuturz
fpt1enIdaftlt6en unb 1884 auf bic
Observation-Disclosures uno 3O14
auf bic pborma3eutiT9en 6utu(tGten.
Die Nusldnoer iinb nit 9e9en 1000 on
Der 3abl pertreten. Don i6nen mar
'hiren bic Ruiien nit $50 an Der
Spite. unb ibnen foIeen mertpiirbieer
Beife bic perIer nit 200, fd't fGmmts
LID Weoi3iner. @n britter Stene Iteben
bic HumGnen nit IT'S, bann fpl0en bic
0euti6sn nit 165, popon 142 bel ben
pbiIofopbiI6 pbilOlogiffen SatultGten
eingef6rteben Iinb. Den ReIt bilben
100 8uI9arsn, 113 SGrten, SO @g1p.
ter, 81 Imeritaner. 35 @ngIGnber.
0as f66ne @eidledt enbti6 1T in Der
8efammt5abl nit 1926 Stuoentinnen
eertreten, poppn CIT SranS0Iinneu
unb 448 IuslGnberinnen, lsbter. fat
fdmmtti6 GuiTinnen fnb.
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SnI llntcricebppt.

@nldBlt9 bes uuter9aHges eines
englli9eu unterieebOots CAB neuli9 Elm
enslif6er Seemann, Der an elmer
probefa6rt i'm l1Hterieebpot .0r. 2"
Der engIti6en 6lotte in Der Stotes
8dp tbeilna6m. cine interefunte G6il=
0erung ieiner @rfabrungeu babel:
n9Gs 9efibI, bas man betm Inter
tau4en bes 8oOtes bat" er3Gblte er,
lit iebr eigentbiimli9. Wan fiiblt
beutli6 ben Deritdrtten Druid, Der 6urb
oas untertau6en peruriu6t tpirD. 2itt
9ibt es babel in Menae; burd bic
8lasluten i'm Rommanbot6urm itteblt
lrf etne Irt griinli9es 9Gmmerlidt
beretn in elmer Siefe BON 3ipei sFaben,
Wtan tam. tpenn man bur6 cine oiez
Ter Pforten0ffnungen binqusblidt, fus
gen, oh Der Simmel bep0ltt lit Dber
Oh bic SonHe auf Die Weeresoberfl6de
idetnt. 9ds erite 9sfibI, bas man
unter Nafer bat, lit cine Dirt getduz
bung; lie Dtrb bur6 bas @efiibl Der
pOatgen 9tlfIpfigteit berporqebraht.
oas ben befGut, Der ii9 in bie1em be-
en9ten Raume befinbet. Die 9epeQunz
gen bes 8optes iino ni6t pabrnebmz
bar, felbft fpenn es nit Ieiner pouen
unterieegef6pinbigteit bon iieben 8noz
ten fdbrt. 9us @efiibl Der @tiQe lit
ie9r tart. Obrentlinsen beIGtiqte
midi unb ebenfo Elm i6redli6es @efiibl
BON Seetrantbeit. ollie, bic in ben
unterieebooten iinb, perben balo Iebr
blei4, 9us lit, tpie i6 meme, cine
5Ol9e Der f6le4tsH @srii9e, bic fib
bort er3eugen."
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10 tIetn, MAIDEN gu f6nnen, muB man
Dem Banter bon elmer ober me9reren
perionen ais Superldiiig empfoblen
Iein.
Sine onbere Mertniirbigteit @ngs
lanos uno namentli6 QonOons lit, DAB
alte, an9siebene Banter auf iebes Sir
meHl9tlo an ibren @ebduOen Oer8i4s
ten, 10 oaB Der 5remOe a%bnungsIos
porlbergebt. 9as biiitere, graue 9aus
nit ben Dergtttsrten 4eqsrfenitern per-
rdtb our4 tetne Snf6rift, tpelte att
berubmte 8unt BARN ibren Sip bat.
9teie NnonpmitGt bes @sbdubes lit Elm
3et9en Der bD6ften 8Ornebmbeit Der
8ant. Sic peib. baB i5re Sunoen uno
IoIhe, Die bana6 Itreben, es gu tDers
ben, bas 8antgebGube AUDI obue auss
bangeI6tIo gut tennen.
Q8er in 2Onbon lebt uno geieQfaufts
LID uno gei6Gftlid eiuigermaBen re-
ipetttrt feiH mill, mug aunoe elmer
guten 8aut fein. 9as 9utbuben auf
Der 8ant mag nod 70 minimaI iein,
Der &unoe bat INNER Elm @bedbu6,
unb er tann @beds in ieOer 90be aus
itellen-Ob elm gbed bonOrirt pirb,
9dngt natiirIi9 bapou al, oh oaS @utz
baben auf Der 8anf CROP 9enug 1T unb
oh Der @RNf audi gang re9elre4t aus
geiteLt lit.
Sine QnneiIung uuf cine 8ant 1T
audi bic 9antnote Der 8dHt DON @ngs
Lamb. @ine $2OzNote nirb in Den
Der, Stauten ats gadrgeIo betradtet
nit Der f5=Iote Qebt man in @ngs
Lamb porii6tiger UNI. Bon gan3 frems
ben YerfOnen nimmt man Ite ni6t germ
on. SeIbIt bic engIiiden 9oitGmter
nebmen 3tpar 9antnoteH Der 8ant bon
@nglano BON unbetannteu 9erIonen
an, a6er Der Beanie mlb INNER Ders
ldngen, oab Der 9etreffenbe Namen unb
4hrefe auf Die 8idieite Der NYte
16reibt. @u6 bic 5iIialen Der 8aut
bon @nglanb berIangen Die Rumeuss
ongdbe-unb nur bel Der 8ant bon
England ieGbft fam man, tpenn man
oorauf 6eitebt, cine NOte eingel6it be-
tommen, pbne ieinen Namen gu nens
men unb O6ne auf Der 9ant BON Gnqs
luno Elm &oHtp All hdben.
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ober nur nUtslrier" Serr beginns, unb
Db Der S4luB inter nbo4d9tungss
boil" ooer n~ergebenit" ober .ebrerbies
tight" ooer n%geborfamit" ober IonItpie
gu erfolgen babe. Die .6rau Setres
TOR" Wiiaer benedict bic y6rau Sbers
fetretar" S4uI8e; gum Slid bri9t
1th Die ue6eroeugung aqmdIig 8ubn,
odB Der 9iteI bes Wannes 3unG9it
eben nur oieiem 3utommt, unb es gilt
jeBt beretts pielfa6 als gef9madlos,
i'm 9eIeuigen Sauie cine Dame nit BEN
unter %lmitGnben re6t longsn Sitel bes
8atten dn3ureoen. 6rstli9, maH9e
bort es nod gang germ. peHu es bin
uno Der fIiegt: Grau Oberregierungss
ratb t., 6rau NppeQattonsratb g.,
5rau Oberi9uIratb GOunOfO. lInb
nun gar bus ngndDige" JrGuletn, bic
n%gHdbige" oosr ng~nGOigite" 6rau, bic
ungliidIeli9e SOrtfibrung bes @sz
fprG6s in Der brittsu Psrfon, nobel
man4mal pabre SaBungebeuerlidteis
ten gu Stanoe tommen. Der nab
iol4eu QeuBsrli9tsiten bic 8ilOuug
zines Meni9en bemtBt, bat eigeutli9
fein Re9t mebr, iiber ben grabitGtii9en
alien Serru Die IaIe gu riimpfsn, Der
IN GENE enen 8%epeguneen nit Der
S9nupftabut8boie bantirt, INNER bic
1elbe 6acon fpeiBer 9inben trGet, rs9elz
mdbig oenieIben Spa8iergang ma6t
unb tG9Ii4 In beitimmten StunoeH
bafelbe Quantum Gigarren rau6t.
Die peoanterie, 10 peit iie Ii6 auf
Notwithstanding Sormen perIteift,
Itelt benz fpormber3i9en, lebenbieen Sc
ben gegeniiber Spfteme, @6emata,
S4ablOHeu auf; nit einem @orte, lie
f9ulmetItert oas Qeben. 8ie taum
elm Qnoerer bat Der groBe @Dttinger
pbiloiopb Rubolf Sermann 2obe 6ier
@infpru9 erboben. Sagt er bod gegen
@nbe ieines nMtcrocOsmus," er babe
i~treiten ipollen ngegen ale 8erebrune
Ieerer 5Ormen uno gegen Die Nertbz
er6O9ung beiien, mas nur 8orauss
iebung Ober Solgs, Mittst ober @rf6eis
nun9speife bes pobrbaft 2sbenbigen
1T" limb Elm 10 grunbgelebrter Mann,
tpte Der treffliGe Wilbelm Wddsrnagel,
fa9t bteriiber: yWenn Semanb ,latis
nti4' itatt ,Iateinif6' sebrau6t, neil
,es bod ,lutinus' belize; tpenn @iner
BON ,Saniti6uren' ni6t8 piiIen nil,
lpcJen Der beFeren tiirtif6sn 6orm
,Seniti4eri'; penn fi8 Elm anoerer
aufregt, penn Elm barmlofes Meni6ens
tino ,oas GbOr' uno Der Miiniter' fagt,
fpp es boob uud Der bobsu Spra6regel
Der. Gbor' unb ,oas Miiniter' beiBen
miiHe; tpenn Semanb iiberall, aud i'm
tGgIt4en Spra9Oertebr ItrengIte 9ors
rettbett %perlangt, 10 1T er Elm pebant."
Der @rnit, nit Dem Elm psbant Gap
paIien erOrtert, pirtt b09It IG9erli6.
DAB fogar iebr poetii4e Naturen in
gepiIen 0ingen Der pebant.rie psrz
fallen t%0nnen. 8eigt 3. 9. 2uoipig
u9lano, Der nidt nur ieben 8rief Dor
crit in's nllnreins" f9rieb, 1onbern ou6
jeoen ptrtbi6aftli6en 9erpei8 an bic
&o4tn OOrber iOrgIam fdriftIia aus
arbeitete.
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Sine Snpitmcoajnc.

Sn Der Stuttgarter Metaamaarens
fabrit bon Wilbelm MaDer &c 5runs
Wtl9elm 1T Elm lebr l~psrtbpoles QDeri
Der 8rapirz unb prGgetunIt er13ienen,
cine Wtebaile CUR @rinneruna an bic
WaBl Papit pius X. 0ie Meoaiae
9tbt auf BEN 2loers bas Iebr f6arf
bur9georbeitete 8iloniB bes papites,
umgeben BON einsm 5ierli6en qot9iIdsn
Ornament i'm innern Ring. Sin 3tpeis
ter Rtng 3eigt Die profiIbiloniKe auer
&%aroindle bi9t acknowledgements, 70
oaB Tie pie elm I4uppenarti9es Srnas
ment ptrten, I'M @in3elnen aber qun3
beutIi6 bic inotOiouelen @eIidts3iiae
niebergeben. Der brittle GuBere Rino
9lbt in fetner S6rift ben Hamen ieoes
&aroinaIs. Dieter @pers lift elm oon3
auBeroroentIi6 miibIomes uno oa6ei
taoelloS iauber ausgefibrtes RunIts
1pert bon lpeider ReIiefnirtuno. Ger
HeberS bringt in I4arfer prGguna
lnnerbalb 9Otbii6er Orndmenttt bic
Siara nit ben beiben SdllTeln uno
in Der llnterI6rift has Datum Der
PopitipaRt. Die MebaiQe biirfte fir
Sammler oerorti9er &u%nitgebiloe aros
Bes Snterehe Bdben.
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ltg, unD 3iDdr i6fptuoen in etnein SdbrS
Dunbert nab oenditen Mtefunqen etpd
brei bis flint 0orbs. 8erehnet man
aus bieier s3dbI bic 53eit, bic nDtbig
mar, bis ii6 aus benz einItigen 2anbe
Der SOdel ge6iloet bat, auf benz beute
bic SnieI 9~eIgoIano itebt, 10 finoet
man einen 3eitraum bon 10000 bis
$4,000 Sabren. Qtus Der qan3en Gage
Der SnieI aber ergibt iih, baB sHtlpeber
Der S6Duno i6pn pieI friiber begons
men buben muB, ooer bab es cine Norbz
Zee an Der STEELE, mo beute SeIgoIanb
itebt, bamaIs nod ni9t CAB, uno bGB
8o0enbetDegltngen 81 Der pben angegez
benen ,3eit 9eIgolanb pI6bIt6 in cine 70
tiefe Gage bra4ten, oaB Die bena6barte
gtorbiee ben Gngrtff er0ffneu unb DQs
nit Das S6minoen Des QanDfOdels
beloirtsn tOHnte. gtimmt man an, bah
Die NDrDiee por6er I6on ben Sodel be-
ipiilte, 10 muBte 1e ba8 Snlanb=Gis
%perorGngt baben. 9as lift aber aus
beri6ieoenen 9riinben neniq na6rs
1aelnlld, Is III plelmebr dn3unebmen,
oab in Der Sbat 8ooenbepegungen Dor
etlpa 10000 bis $4,000 Sa6ren 9eIgos
lamb pI0BIi4 in cine 10 tisfe Gage bra4s
ten, ooB Der Sodel, ouf Dem IS Ii6 err
bebt, benz Nngriff Der ROrbiee preiss
ge9eben tpar0. Die Dabri6einli6teit
bteler 3lpetten Nnnabme gebt aus Rsnns
t6ters uno Wammutbfunoen auf Der
9o9gerbant berOor, Die barauf bin
tpeiien, oub na9 Dem S6ninben oes
Snlanoeiies unb Dor Der Sentunq bes
Sodels uno i,iner 8eipiilung Our6 bic
ytorbfee Elm 3eitraum gelegsn 6a6sn
muB, in benz Der Sodel cine feite Qaubs
maize btlbete, auf benz Elm 3bisrz unb
pfIan3enIeben ii6 entpideIte. Dies
lpirb fait CUR @eniBbeit bur6 ben ums
ltano, bdB auf benz SOdeI, unb 3fpar
funf Yaros unterbaIb Der Weeresobers
fla6e, cine MISUNDERSTANDING oe.
funoen porben lit, in Der 3ablrei6e Qbs
lagerun9en bon G%anbtbisren unb Quubs
ptIan3en Dortommen.
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1ipuiicur WauI,

&ur3 Dor Der Sinridtung bss M0rs
berS Wailau traf tiir3li9 in altoua
elm gebeimniBpoler 6remoer Elm, Der.
Elm eIesantes aDffer9en BEL ii6 fibz
reno, in 8e9Ieitung mebrerer 9erIoz
men reiite uno iid einfa9 aIS npaul
nebit 0ienerf6aft aus Maebebura" in
has 9otelbu6 ein5ei9nete. 0ie BON
benz Gintreffen Der fremben aeiIeaes
ieai9oft benadri9tiste ariminalpoIiz
aei iannte fofort einen ibrer 9eamteu
mad benz betreffenOen Sotel, UNI Gr-
t%unoiqungen iibsr bos .@ober" unb
nWobin" bes nS.rrn paul" einau.
Steben. @rft mad pisberbolten Sc.
iud9en i'm 9otel selans es benz Beam.
ten. ben ySerrn Yaul," Der iebr Be.
i9dftigt f9ien, psri0nli6 ansutreffeu.
4ut gefragen ftelIte ii9 nun Der fremb,
9ait Dem poli3eibeamten als .pqul
enselbarbt aus WagSsbure" Dor uns
be5eidnete bic 9eslsiter ais feline Sc,
bilfen. !Siermit bate bic Nadfraoe Der
Yoli5si i1r @nbe erreift; benn paul
S%ngelbarbt aus M~debeburq = Der
S4arfriater-ift Der 9sbSrbe fein llns
betannter!
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Cine %seeemfIids &sbristte Der %bsfaHnttH
eeutfdtn BriabiiGtsit.

Cine seetnfIihe &ebristte Der befannttH
eeutfdsn 8ramSIiNtsit.
Die bielseriibmte beuti9e 9riinbz
Ii9teit bat cine amiiiante, man4mal
etipas bsbentlide Sebrieite, bic pebanz
terie. SacOb Grimm bat sinmal isbr
bibi9 ssIast: pWenn bus Yebantiide
in Der Welt unerfunben geblieben mare,
Der 0euti6e bate es e%rfunoen,"
Dem Seutiden eebt uiats iiber bic
@emiitblt6feit, uno bod 9ebOrt es
ebeniofebr gu ieixem Weien. an alten
5Ormen unb 5ormeln fsit5ubalten.
9eionoers pirb nod on SormeIn in
ben iosenannten rbeieren" 8reiisn feitz
9sbaIten, mo ssnuu ubsemeHen pirb,
nit pel9em Sitel unb nit tpelden
Mitteln Der Meni4 crit anfdnst! Dobl
braudt man beute ni9t mebr, pie
Goetbe ipgar es tbun muBts. Elm 9eieb
az bic ipobl unb bo4ebelgeborene, feite
uno boh9elebrte uno poblfiriihtige.
i%nSbsIonbere bodsebietenbe Serren Ges
ri4tsidultbeib unb S9Offen" gu ri9s
ten. Iber pel1e i9tpers grmdsuns lit
es mandmal, Oh man einen Brief NIT
.@p. acknowledgement" ober bios
"Woblsebpren." nit ,Sehr sesbrter4
49, t-;-s t<
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@eaen minseriahriae Mauder.

Sn Stonep, QuftraIien, bat cine
MaBregel @efebestraft erlanat, bic ben
3tped DerfoIgt, benz Rauden iugenbz
lider perionen @in9aIt gu tbuu. Sim
bern unter Is Sabren lit es bementfpres
6eno perboten gu roudsn, auberoem
berfGat jeoer in Strafe, Der ibnen
@igaretten, Sabat II. +. IN. b%ertauft
ooer fontpte pera6foGgt. So lit beiz
fpislspeiie Elm 10 Sabre alter iunger
Wenf4, Der feinem 15iGbrigen 9ru6er
cine Cigarette gegeben bate, ppr bas
polt3etgert3t ge5srrt unb gu elmer
9eloftrafe perurtbeilt porosn. 9ie
8orfdriften qeben afer nod peiter.
SHttt ndmGi6 elm Batter 1sinsn Sum
gen in elm GigurrengeI6Gft, um Ii6
fir feinen eigenen 8ebarf Elm penig
Sabat bolen gu luiIen, TO pirb aud
9egen ibn geri4tti6 puresqaneen. @r
ipirb beitraft, iein Spr6BIinq ipirb be.
trait unb T6lieBli6 muB aud nod Der
sSn9dber beg betreffenben @ef6dfts cine
9elbItrafe bs3abIsn.