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Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1906-12-06
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There is rare treat in store for those
of Beding who love fine lecture. Tie
very Rev Sydney N. Usher dean OF st.
Marks Pro- cathedral Of Grand
Rapids, who has spent four years in the
orient studying the people, their forms and
religions, will deliver an illustrated lecture
on the Buddhist religion and trayel in In
dia, Ceylon, Burmah and japan, the illus
tratlons used being made from photos
taken by himself with his own camera and
forming one of the best collections of pic
lures ever secured. The photos have
been made into colored slides for illustrat-
ing his lectures, by the same artist who
made the slides for Stoddard's world fam
Gus lecture. Dean Usher is a man of ex-
ceptional personality and his word pictures
are enough to fill house in any locality.
His lecture will be synopsis of his entire
repertoire of lectures and will be worth
many times the cost of admission. Our
readers who attend this lecture will not
only listen to pleasing speaker and ora
tor but will gain an intelligence concerning
the orient that cannot be acquired in any
other way except by a personal visit
The proceeds of the lecture are for the
benefit of the Holy Trinity mission of Bel
ding 1t will be held at the Bedding opera
house Tuesday evening, December 10.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1906-12-06
STATE OF MICHIGAN.

The Probate Court for the County of Ionia,
AT session of said Court held at the Pro-
bate office in the City of Ionia in said County,
1906.
Present: Hon. Montgomery Webster,
Judge of Probate.
In the Matter of the Estate of
ALEXANDER GRAVELLE, Deceased
Fred l., Williams, Administrator of said
eStste, having filed in said court his final ad
ministration account and his petition pray
ing for the allowance thereof and for the as
Segment and distribution of the residue OF
ga estate TO and among the persons entitled
thereto.
1t Is Ordered, That the thirty first day or
December A. ID. 1906, at ten O'Clock In the
forenoon at said probate once, be and Is
hereby appointed for examining and allow
ing said account and hearing said petition.
1t is Further Ordered. That public notice
thereof be given by publication of copy of
this order for three successive weeks previ-
Gus TO said day of hearing in the Bedding
Ranner. newspaper printed and circulated
In said county.
MONTGOMERY WEBSTER
A true copy. Judge of Probate.
Anna =. Webster.
Register of Probate.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1906-12-06
IDEAS of Bio Battles.

"A Cubans idea of war differs very
materially from that of the natives of
other nations" said an American.
Contrast il with the idea of Jap
anese These little orientals never
think they have had battle unless
there has been a loss running up into
hundreds or thousands.
"In the first days of the recent out
break. one OF the government officers
sent this report from Pinar del Rio to
Havana: We met a portion OF Guer-
ra's forces to-day and hard fought
battle took place and the rebels re-
treated. succeeded in capturing two
mares and a saddle
Another report reads: The gov
eminent forces retreated after losing
heavily. Three were killed and sew
eral wounded.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1906-12-06
When Friends Are Needed.

The late Thomas Coldwell inventor
of the lawn mower, was noted in New.
burg for his charity. A citizen of
Newburg once stole some money He
was bitterly attacked l. consequence.
But Mr. Coldwell stood by him and
to a certain nan who vas maligning
him he said one day: You. see,
are a fair-veather friend, George.
Well, you are not singular there.
Most friends are like you. There was
a man who sa'd to a convict: Always
do right a. your frierds will stand
:. you.
Yes, the convict answered bitter.
ly but the time man needs friends
to stand by him is when he does
wrong"
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1906-12-06

bringing the large force Of singers to per-
feet precision in their singing and acton
work and splendid production is as
sured. Audiences to test the capacity OF
Of the church are expected as one thous-
and tickets are issued and an active sale
has begun. Only $50 seats are reserved
but they are the very chosest in the audi
torum. Seats on sale Monday, Dec 10
at Pierce's grocery.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1906-12-06
Pariaian,s Use for Water.

Water has little interest for Paris
ians. They fear to drink II, and un-
less there is special occasion that
calls for cleanliness, the people do
not wash.
The chauffeur. the coal HEAVIER, the
rag picker, the mason. will spend a
few sous on a bath. and spend them
regularly, but the small clerk, the
working man. the art student. the
shopmen, the bourgeois. do not battle.
The Bystander.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1906-12-06

The Belding High School has made ar
engagements with the Horace X. Turner
Co, for four day exhibit Of pictures
suitable for the home and school, begin
ing next Wednesday. Dec. IL, and con-
t'nuing through Thursday. Friday anc
Saturday. The exhibit will be held II
Woodman hall and will be open aftsrnoor
and evening. A small admission fee will
be charged, the same to be used in th'
purchase Of pictures for the school-room
Everybody is invited to enjoy this rar'
treat.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1906-12-06

'H you csnssnt to our engagement. :
ssid the young man. fmprssstvsiy.
"you must not faitsS In your ardor.
You must be prepared to make all
kinds OF sacrifices. and must love me
the more passionately the colder get
70 you. and vhea finally make up
ny mind to desert you. vow must for.
givs everything and love me still. Are
you prepared 70 DO ali this!"
She bowed her head assentingly.
and without emotion Of any sort.
Fos ~ vas the stage manager who
also played the villain. who was en-.
gazing the wrongsd and deserted
heroine OF the piece.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1906-12-06
A surprise Party.

Mrs. L. Sayles having decided to leave
Beding and take up her residence in the
west, Mr.. and Mrs. H. j. Spencer cpsnad
their pleasant home on the north side Fri
day evening and invited the membsNs OF
Phox Primary, P. p P. to the same to
give Mrs. Sayles farewell surprise.
Games Of various kinds and light re-
freshments helped to make the evening .
very delightful one, and while all regret
ted to learn of Mrs. Sayles' departure,
everyone wished her the most abundant
success in her new home.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1906-12-06

Grandpa says his stay In the noun.
tains cd hin ne good. His room was
right OF the piazza, and people made
lsvs under his window until all
hours"
But cosldnt he sleep after the
lovers went to bed,"
No: as sooa as the lovers went to
bed, the children got up."-Harper's
Weekly.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1906-12-06

Messing is more plain than thses; each
man to ali other men owes something-a
debt" Thus speaks Antoine. the gallant
Frenehman in w 3. MaoHarg's story in
Christmas McClurs's. Antoine worked in
lithogrsphing establishment, cooked his
meals in his room over stove no larger
than . silk hat, smoked innumsrabls Gig
arsttes and ionged with q desperately
wistful longing. for the goodwill Of his ten
ement-house nsighbors. But his tene-
ment-houss nsighbors, down TO the small
est child, snubssd Antoine How he
found his way into their hearts and from
an outesst became their hero and idol is
an enchanting story. enehantingly told,
with mirth and tenderness that make
this . true Christmas tale.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1906-12-06
Miss Brunette in The Honeymoon


Miss Charlotte Brunette reaped such
rewards both for herself and her mana
gers last year in The Honeymoon that
it was decided to send it out on second
triumphal tour, prior to her appearance in
New York in a new play next season.
She is again winning admirers and fame
for herself and swelling fat pocket books
of managers by the emphatic hit she is
making everywhere. She is most at
tractive little woman with great dark eyes
dark clustering ourls, dainty form that
is as quick and graceful as bird, a love-
Iy soft, mellow voice and thousand vary
ing expressions of face that are most fas-
clnating.
The play The Honeymoon" is splen-
did vehicle to show off her particular
charms and ability. 1t is in fact very
clever play full of original comedy situa-
tons, irresistability funny mistakes, droll.
quaint characters and love story that
holds the interest spell bound to the end,
ITO IdSl 10 q sinai WV Sollllis lOi Wv
ten people, but they must be of the clev
crest as each part is strong and full OF
spirit and comedy The actors support
Jog Miss Burnett are young, handsome
and the best artists that New York af-
fords, who fill each part in a thoroughly
competent manner. The costumes are
new and especially magnificent, and de-
light the eye with their elegant materials
beautiful coiors and picturesque outlines.
1t is in every way high-class, beautiful
ly staged production, and Manager Heth-
erington feels much elated that he has
been able to secure the attraction for his
patrons, and is confident that they will
show their appreciation by greeting Miss
Burnett with large representative au-
dience. Don't forget the date, Dec. IA
Prices, rs, IS and so cents.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1906-12-06
Advertised Letters.

The following is the list OF letters re-
manning uncalled for in the Bedding post.
office Dec. 8.
Chester Wright, Frank Wood, Mis-.
Blanche Phelps, Mr.. W. w. Pike, n. E
Nichols, Mr. Clifford A. J Nelson, Miss
Agnes Madegan, Mr.. William Klump, Mis-:
Alice Isaac. Mrs. Jennie Hanley, Johr
Gates, Mrs. Daniel Freeman, Mr. Geo
ellsworth.
D E. Wilson, p. M.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1906-12-06
TAKING . crusl Rsxenos.

Very we'll. SIR" cried DR.. Kwak.
after his quarrel with the undertaken;
IN make yov sorry for this"
what are you going to do" sneered
the undertaken. retire from prac-
ucs!"
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1906-12-06

Mrs. S. Wallace has gone to GresnvilIs
to spend the winter.
A family reunion was held at the home
of A. w. Smith Of the north side Thanks
giving day. All the family were present
except r. E. Anslow Of Nickel Plate, who
was unable to come. Those who attended
from oui Of town were Mr.. and Mrs. George
Colt aad family and Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph
Smith OF lonia, Mrs. r e Anslow and
children. Will Little and daughter Mabel
from Mt. Pleasant. and Miss Matte Ray
mond OF Caro-
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1906-12-06

SMr. and Mrs j. P Laux left Saturday
for Chicago, where they will visit friends
for short time and take IN the Intsrna-
national fat stock show.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1906-12-06
Esther The Beautiful Queen

Esther The Beautiful Queen
Belding audience will have the pleasure
Of hearing and seeing the great cantata
Esther" next Thursday and Friday even
ings. Mr.. and Mrs. Howes are rapidly
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1906-12-06
BELDINC BANNER
ONE DOLLAR PER YEAR
Published every Thursday at Belding,
(Ionia County, Mich, by
THE BANNER PUBLISHING co.
e. q. LAPHAM. EolroR

Advertising Rates upon application. Bills
collected monthly Cards OF Thanks, 25c t.
Zoe. Resolutions from 5Oc up.
Entered at the Po ,toflice Belding Michigan
for transmission through the Mails as Sec
Ond class Matter.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1906-12-06

Get your CT ristmas andy at o. Dry on 5
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1906-12-06

Anything To ssli9 Try Banner Linersl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-06-01

loro, 0cbollt, touumt bel OiCicnt
idpuinmcnocn ySllll0cr mo0crncr
Scdnif ollr@, mu3 mcnlhlide9 SION
ncn lno g&iiicn ST a0nncn oui oiciem
@cbictc j1 lriitcn i'm Stonoc iii, 1T
bodIter &%ollcnoul8 jltr Wrltrng. Ger
Compiler lit 700 SUB long un0 IS
Sui brett, hat 1900 SounCn Hoiicr
pcr0rGngltnh 25,5D Gu~nncn0rbult,
Malm iiir 800 Eolioqicrc in Der CT
item $50 in Der 5ncitcn. 300 III ser
0rittcn &lolic mo 300 I'M 3lpiiNen
bed. Tic Ncmannung bcltcht aus
go Eerloncn, Ger Compiler trGQt
mcnn pol belcbt mo bclu0cn, 1850
Ecrloncn 1n0 10000 Sonncn Irobt.
Yer uidti1itc Ebcil ciHc9 moOrr
rcn Scconricien lit u1}Uciiclboit Scr
Wtal6lncnrnlum ltu0 0e3buib lei ultd)
ibnl bier Der critic EInb Qelui0mct.
Ter 9Intricb Ora Sdiiica crIol0t
Glird) }luci Dicrflii0eIigc S6rnubrn
Ton g. W(ctcr Gurdnteiicr, lucld)c
bon 0clt bcIocu &nltptutoidincn NIT
elmer @cidminoiatcit bon ca. 81 Inn
0rebuugcn pro Winute nltgctricbcit
lperoen. Qic Nlaihincn limo ais bier.
c%Dli16rige Nieriad)- Grpunliou2 Sam.
mernloldincn nit observation-disclosures
ring gcbolrt. Gle GrllclouIoQc beitcbt
aus s Goppcl utO cinen Ginrn0cr.
GDlinocrtciicl nit 5uiommcn 81 ICu.
ern. Ter Goinpiorud bctrGDt 10 vi
m%oipbGrcn.
Son critomIidcr @r0bc lit ser
GcrpflegungS- Ipporut, ilbcr Den 0o4
Sdiii pcriiigt. IS entbGIt nidt lue.
niger, ais licbcn Giid)en. Gie bci0cn
Sullpttildcn iiir Die Foiiogicrc Der +.
lno ,. aloiie licgcn in Der 9tGbr Scr
bcioen SpeiieiGle ouf Dem i~iinitcll
Der iichen TedS bes S6iifcs, orf oent
ltnionbcd. Sic iino BON impoionter
0cr1nmigfcit llno beiiten onbcr Ell.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-06-01

melter III Die Hcrge binuui. Die Ncll
tc cr9ab AT 0iclcm Gage MIR ctlidbc
gcIlcOcrtc 9cmobner ser &llit, Die all
Spr0 bal0 0u9gcnontmcn muroclt 1t.
0crcn @Gl0c munntcbr bintcu onGcd
gclpclltcr3alt bin un0 Der lduuteI=
ten.
@ellcr S%onncnidcin lag ii6cr Dem
Sbol ol3dcbrcitct, Die SduecIcIocr
e%rgI0njtcn. @ir ne6mcn 9lbidieo
pon Der ionniacn 9oi.
@ir lobrcn n6rolidcr III ocn Sis
Ilor0 binciu mo bootctclr rib 3lui-
'dcn / ln0 Z llbr umicre Spibbcr-
gen Grpc0ition IN Der GlnoSASil-
lcn-Soi ans. 0rci Scrren aus gSicll
tlnO Grr3Orlt 6otteu Die Hciic oll1c-
trctcn in ser 9lblid)t, pom oicicr 9oi
aus cine 0urdqllcrlrnA Spibbcr0cn3
81 pcrillhcn.
NI9olun mallotcn mir inns micocr
ctluo9 iijOIid, uto iltbrcn geacn 10
llDr &ormittaaa in Oic Salien-9oi
eilt. Go9 gScttcr bcgiinItigte inns
auberor0cntlid). @ieocr ianotc ser
Sinncl Icuhtcnoc, mGrncnocS trob-
len bcrub, uno sic @oi nit ibrcm
langcIt, meiten &or0crgruno bot eli
men c%nt5iidenocn AnbIid. 2te Sal
lclbai lit 0erienigc 0rt, Der u6dit
Der N0uCntabai mnbl 0o3 gr66tc 9ln.
rcd)t ST elmer aoloniiirunQ uonSpib-
bergen bat. &oblcu ltn0 Hctroleum
loIlcll oort 81 iil0cn Icin. Sbdtiddr
lid BAT Id)pn cine nncritaniidc SIR.
mo, Niger II. 2anaUear lit 9oitot, ci.
llct 9r0Beren Selib BORT anncftirt,
mo III elmer oItcn &iitc, mo ebenIQlS
Safes pcrpndt marclt, ibre 9ciibur-
tull0p al cilten Yiabl angeuugclt.
User olio foltcnloS cine gr0Bcrc20n0.
Itrcde tapern mill, Der mogc iid) in
Der Saiietboi becilcn. oenn Die Nn1e-
bottc i'm nit Dem Stode ~erid,laQert.
I'm bal6 Z llbr perliebcn mir Ole
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-06-01

400 bolbC 6lulhcn Hbcin-, Wtolcls
mo Soarmcinc, $500 guniC mo GOO0
balbe SloIhCn Minrrulpollcr. $50
SloI0en Sit0rc un0 SpiritllolCn uim.,
1t1lp.
Gem llnlionge observation-disclosures
Ginridtltngcn cntipri0t Die @r0Gr
bcS &iid)cn. ut0 @c0irnuug -Ecrio-
nails. IS bciin6cn iif al NorD: ,
Sberf0dc, 9 critic, fl 5%>uciic, > brittle
&0dc, Gompit6hc, I ritueucr apdl,
9 on0crc a6d)c rn0 &o1gcbiilirn, !
Gonoitorrn, 6 90dcr, I Sdl1dtrr
un0 81 &od)@rno0tc, fcrncr - gllti-
mulder, Gilhcrs mo <picrpIbcr
etc. Sic Nllllid)t ilbCr 0rn Yrnpiunt
fiibrcn / Eropinntmciltcr, . Bro-
ntontzGpntroleltrC mo 5 YropionIs
Nltfleber. Nm Der spite 0e9 @COict
nllng9 .Ecrlonol9 ltCbcn , SbcrS tcp-
aro9, / 3lullhcnocda NbCr-S etmor0,
1 0ep1dmciltcr mo ) 06crS tcporo-
Nlliltcntcn. &bncn mrtcrQcoronct lin0
23S Steluor0Q ltn0 10 Stcluor0cIicn.
GoS gclommtc &iihCn- ltno Nr0ic-
nlth0@- Fcrlonol Or9 &iclenlhiiirS be
Itcbt bcnnodl aus 3G3 Ycrioncn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-06-01
Hib-GarltOn &citnnrnnt.

@Iouiud5, wcldcr mobri6cinliM
nod nidt sic 0rnltiotnc @epflogcn-
Dcit oeS SHicbcnS fannie, itcQte li6
inns cnt0c0en. 3wei Sdiiiic trods
ten uno Scr Studs pcrfrod) iid, obcr
@lltipuren berpiciclL Oob cr Qctroi
fen morocn mar. Nlt@ Dem pcrltct-
ten Shlupiminfcl lmtcr Dem Nolrpt-
gcbGuoe fonntc CT ic0od) nid)t Dcrpor
Qc6oIt mcr0cL trobOcm cr cine mill.
fonrmcnc &oQObultc 9emclcn mGrc,
0cnn iciu Ycl5 iii 6oN1cihdtt, unO
iiir cine Boa aus Nlouilld9 bate ci-
ncr ats u%nicrcr @cicliNoit inErom-
Joe t25 &roncn 5abIcn m%iiIicl, mas
nod biaig mar. l%lnIcrc 3G9cr 5ogcn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-06-01

0robbGdcrci, cine Gonoitorci un0
elmo S6I0dtcrci nit AroBcu &iIbl-
rGrmcn. sir Joe 2iid)c limo clltlpre-
demo OroBc Nnrldtc- mo Tltnpold-
rdltmc DorNcicbcn.
Gic b%eionoerS 2crGlmi0c Nontrp
scr critrn &lnilc cntbGlt NrobC Gil.
Der uno HciNirridrGntc, Nnrihtcn
NIT g2drn1idrdntcl1, ScucrpGrmcr,
clcftrild bctricbellc Sclleruoid- uno
INSTRUMENTATION, clcttriidc Gicrs
FODDER, Gu'Icc un0 ShccnluIhincl,
MuiicriiItcr etc. Sir McInc, taltct
N~uiid)nitt mo Sbit lit ie cine 0clons
0crtr Eontrp uorbnn0cn. @r0bcrc
Bars uu,o WctrGntcY untrpa bciinoclt
iid) ncbul 0cn Nnlthlolon9 crltCr un0
i~lpciter aIoIic un0 ollf 0cm &rpr.
prin5ocd.
Ter llntCrbrin1lirlg Der 0clunltigcn
ErouiontntcnNclt, ocrcn onS Shiii
iitr cinc 9tciic broort 0lcncn Gor.
ruth@rGltne bon mcbr uIa 500 &u6it-
meter. Wtit cincm Nlti5llN miro Der
Gaac9broori oireft ans Den NorrotbS-
rdlulrn in sic &iidlcn hci0r0crt. Sin
9icb ppn observation-disclosures itclIt Die
&crbin0rulp 5luiidcn Den oeridic0c-
ncn &ilhcn Fnntrp9 nn0 &orrbtb3-
rGrmcn bcr.
Giir cine Nt3rcile lucrbcn ungeiGbr
'ulQcnOe Mienacn 0e8 haltpt'1dllid er-
~iorocrIidcl EropiantS al Noro &C.
uoumen: $4,000 Efrno Slciidl 900
EUuH0 NSil0 uto @ciliigel, $500 Efo.
iriide u10 $50 giun0 gcrGllfcrtc
Slide 900 Niutlo 6riJhte, so Niitc!
NpicIijncr. $4,000 Stitd Gier. 1900
EluH0 iriidc9 @roo uno fir ca. tS0t
Mort rides Wentiiic, Gcrncr fonl.
men OH @oro fir Mus II. Scimrciic.
5000 Efuph 6Ieiih in 9iidicn. 3G0C
Riul0 ncioIicncS Sleiid, 1850 Giunr
Sd)intcn, @ltrit GoudiIciid) uul>
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-06-01
SOppclldrGnbcn 2anpfcr oGaiicrin 9nonitc Wietorio "

3ltl9cn, 1900 Efnno gcrdltHcrtcr
Sped, 5000 Ffuno Butter, 5000 Mo.
a0'e, 10000 &innO WicbI, $4,000
ETlnlO NciS. nnO @iilienirii6tc, 1000
9lldlen Gentle . Gonlcrprn, HOO
ETllnO aoffcc, 300 Eiuno I6cc, 1900
FfunO GoifinoOen, 5000 Otter N}ilh
mo HnbnL, 1000 Eiun0 Soucrfobl,
20 Sounen Sdrin9e Ii. /. ~, an Sc
trollten 10000 2iter ltnO 1900 Ilo-
ld)cn Nicr, 800 gauge nn0 1900 bolbc
6loldcn G%9ompoGncr, 1860 gauge
ltno 500 bolbc 6loid)cn Nor0calr uno
9ltr0ulocrtucin, 1850 0on;c un0
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-06-01

Sic NcItc obacIporicncr @cpci6c ,ano.
hrn lm0 Tlii0cl nm6cr. 1uttcr 1mo
@oiicr iinOrt oo5 @il0 sort 5ltr @c
niI0c. llnicrc r5d0cr brohtcn pom
Der @0bc 0rci miIor Ncnnt5jcre beim,
Die nnicr &odl an cincnl Der udditcn
Gage ST cincm Dpbuiutommenct
Ro1ont pcrorbcitctc, IS lei i6nct
Oobcr Die mcbrItijnoiac &cripGtunQ,
Die Ooa @crobbolcn 0ea MiI0ca Der
urioAt bottc, germ ucr3irbcn. Giucr
uticrcr @cir0iNoit, elm %icltanant
a. ., Elm &lna9cicQc nit pr0hti
gem @tmor, Der obne Wht5trtc aus
gGjo0cn mar, brohte ioaor cincu
i,nl9cn @Iluiud3 STR Strcdc. Gr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-06-01

Mor0nenldittt, Oabintcr IteiQen Die
Scr9c, ocrcn @cltcin ser iilllgcrcn
Sormotion angcb0rt, nit ibrcn@lct-
lbctn bis sur &0bc bon cirtu 400
Mctcr an. 0lctlderbGde Iprlocln
5lt Gbol; no Elm mcni0 GrOe licgt.
inll9t iiA bic 6clthtigfcit felt l1o ser
SUB Iinft I'M Moroit Gin. 9to6 Dor
30 Sobrcn mai Spibbcrgen inner
iorihtcs @ebict; cine Heiic ooDin
mar nit Ben gr0Bten Shpierigfeiten
INTO Wtiibinlcn ocrfniipit. Nllr mn-
gcmutbigc 6orihlmQSreiien0c iettcn
ibr Hebcn cin, Sclltc miro iho1 ser
Go%ltriItenltrom BON Der HeiIen0en.
&nOuItric, mern olId) uorlduiig nod
pcrcin5elt, billgelodt, lebr sum 9taf-
tbeilc Der tellhcn Sdonbeit uno
MajcltGt Der bnrtigcn Notur. %8ie
latgc Oaltcrt'S nod mo Der 6renl-
OcnItrom miro iih audi in OoS bis
icbt nod lncr9rilnOetc Srnere ct
gicbcu uto ciE nCleS Gl0ora0o iiir
S~crgtrorIer ldlifc1.
Gi9cntbiimlih bcrii1rt bic @Grme,
Die III ben Sommcrmonotcn Siltli
mo Ilt9ult on Son0 bcrridt uno sic
BON Der nuBfnltcn Scmpcratur oltf
Zee mcrtlid) abmcidt. Gic Iempe-
ratlr erIdjcn b6hIt crtrGgli6 uno
licB III l~tnicrcn Ncnntbieriudcn, obne
Wtuntcl, fcln aGItcgciiibl uuIton.
men.
Gic Sonnc, sic III Oieicn Woaoten
ollh nidt untergcbt, 5oltbert in Die
icr iiibli6en oHioicro~ SpiBbergen's
no INNER MIR etn Sledhen Sumlts
lit, cine manipulating 6lora it Der
tltrjen Somntcr5cit Geruor. ltniere
@lumen, mie 9utterblltme, Wobn II.
l.. ~, iprieBen berpor IN iippiger
6ur6cnprndt, abcr 5lpcrg6oit flein,
at pinOgeidliittcn Stelen lttr tint.
gcrboh. Gle ihneeireien 4bbGnge
un0 oen Woor9runo beoeden Mooie
uno 5ledten, iilbergrau ulo brett
nenO rotb ooer glei6 einem bullten
Seppid oas 8eitein beocdeno.
Im liter OeS Sorniun0 Itanoen
nod Sic bol5ernen @eb6uoe ser rui.
iiiden expedition, sic Dor od)t Sab
rcn sic ruiiiidc Hegierung ST @rab.
mcilungcn G%icrbcrIanote. Alld) Ser
&nbalt Scr 8cbGltoc, tuie Shreibti-
idc, Stii6lc, Selegrap6enitatiou,
0cicll, ielbit SintenIoIder Ii. /. NJ.
mar nod p%orbnnoen. Cine Sllifrift
in rtiiiidcr uno cngltider Sprad)e
ucrbot Die Mcgnobme oltBer bel bod
tier Notb uipo @eio6r. @er lpllte
alld lit Spibberacn ctmoS ltcbIen?
Die Meinbeit Der 2uit bate bas8pl5
auBeroroentlid conierpirt, mir Die
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iIHo nil1tmt Die Foit fir cincu oroc.
rem 9cjirf in Gmpfong. 9}o6 elm
@rlB mo mcjtcr ellen mir gen Nor-
sen.
Spitbcr0cn in 5ift. I'm - ll6r
Mitto99 brit9t inns ~ltpicrc Gonpf-
9%ortoIlc ans 2onO, urO iibcr Gin
ldnloIc8 Brett 6olon5ircno, qcItiibt
BON 'torfcn Observation-Disclosures, bctre-
fcll mir ieIreS mdr0enbaitc giSlono.
&lr limo inn S~orniun0, ser iiioIid.
ltcr Der ginbt6tlrngcn. Gic @croc
lIea''' etnaS 3uriif lur0 cr6e6cn it'd
plotcolIortI8. &Orn am Mccrc Iicot
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bupten0. SegeIi6ific frcujcn I'M
icrc &o6n.
9aa @cttcr miro 0crrli6, ltno trob
Der adIte cr9cbt iid ollca obcn an
Std. 0oa Ircibcia nobt mo lGbt
%l'Itlcre FbantaIic S%pictrouln, ants
Den @cbiIOcn confrctc CaritcM1nQcn
5n %tornlct. lln0 iicDel ga tbiirmt
ltd) Dor inns cine 0UpoIti0e 6elicn-
lpon0 mtf, bic N~0rcuU1icI. Scltiume
6eIlenformotionen ro4cn IN ooaOtecr
0illor9, &oIoiie, ipibe No0cln unO
lonlti0e &I0dc, observation-disclosures
mo moo@bcoedtc 6lGhcn. I'm