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The Oskaloosa herald., 1907-12-12
washington correspondence ii

Washington correspondence in
Chicago Record Herald: The new
Congressional Directory is a highly in
structive volume. The longest auto
biography in it was contributed by
an Iowa member, Daniel Webster
Hamilton, democrat, of Sigourney,
who tells how he labored on farm
and taught school. AS climax he
says he married Elyira Gibbons. a
Quakeress and a resident Of his home
country, and they now have a Roose.
Yeltian family of eleven children
The Oskaloosa herald., 1907-12-12
PROPERTY RETURNED.
A Winged Messenger Finds Missing
Work Basket.

Had it not been for the available
power of a Herald want ad," Mrs.
Frank T. Nash would likely have been
the loser of her weeks mending.
While out calling last week she had
dropped her work basket and was un-
able to find it until in response to the
little adj Mrs. SPAWN of White City
Drought the little basket full of sew
ing, which she had CHANGED to find
while in this city, to this office, where
it was recovered by the owner.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1907-12-12
our BANKS ANp QUA PEOPLE

OUR BANKS AND OUR PEOPLE.
The seven banks whose statements
were published in last evenings pa
per show aggregate deposits amount
ing to $2,607.92l.64. There are six
other banks in Mahaska county, and
while they average smaller than those
included in the seven above referred
to. it is safe to say that they hold over
one million dollars more, or easily
enough to make a grand total for the
county of fully 100000, Figur-
ing the population of the county at
$4,000, this makes a per capita circu-
lation for every man, woman and
child in the county OF STA, or three
times the average for the country at
large.
But big as these figures are, and
satisfactory as they should be, they
do not tell the whole story of the
wonderfully favored conditions that
exist in this community. One year
ago at this time the seven banks in
cluded in last nights reports had on
deposit $2,477, ,513.97 Today. as stat
ed before, they have S2,607. .921 .64.
This shows an increase in deposits in
one years time of 0,40767. Add
ing to these splendid figures, a COM
parative estimate of the increase in
deposits of the six banks not reported
with the others, the total increase in
deposits in Mahaska county institu-
tions in one year would amount to
5000. 10000
And even this wonderful additional
showing does not yet tell the who'll
story. 1t viii be remembered that
during the past two months there has
existed what has been termed a
money striMgency" throughout the
country. The deposits in some local
tiles have shrunk alarmingly, and in
most of the large cities, and in many
Of the towns even in Iowa, steps were
taken to prevent deDositors from
withdrawing their money, and in
most cases the use of clearing house
certificates was resorted to. But 1t
is most gratifying to look back now
and note that despite the disturb
ances, the Oskaloosa banks made the
unique record of paying out cash as
required by their depositors. Cash
went in and out over their counters
lust as has been usual during all the
years of the history of banking in Os-
kaloosa Acting on the theory that
cash would not be demanded If it
were not refused to depositors, the
banks cheerfully conducted their bust
ness during the two months of depres-
sion, in the same way as when condi-
tions throughout the country We're nor
NAL. And it is further most crafty
ing to note that never before did the
banks of OskaIoosa have as much
ready money on hand as they have
right now, and with it all that the de-
Dosits have shown such splendid
growth in the last year
These facts not only tell of the pros
perity of the community, but of the
perfect confidence that exists between
the several banks and their depositors.
The people are to be congratulated
on the condition of their finances,
and for the freedom from the ills
that beset less favored communities.
And they in turn should congratulate
themselves for having their affairs en-
trusted to men who have proven their
integrity, and their ability to handle
money to the satisfaction of all con-
eerued
The Oskaloosa herald., 1907-12-12

Gen Corbin, who knows much OF
the Philippines as an observer on the
spot, says the cost of the islands to
the United States has been the first
payment of s20,OOO,OOO and s5,OO0,O00
spent ON the introduction of the
American school system. That dem
ocratic yarn about the expenditure of
hundreds of millions on the Philip
pines breaks down when the details
are examined.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1907-12-12

Two young women of st. Louis
recently discovered by accident that
it was not necessary to place the lips
near the transmitter of telephone to
be heard at the other end of the wire,
provided the transmitter were placed
firmly against the chest or even other
parts of the body The advantages
claimed for the new system are that
it is germ-proof and non-fatiguing.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1907-12-12
No Zinc lmnosed.

The Herald was in error yesterday
in stating that Mr.. Jackley had been
fined for assault and battery. The
fact is the records show no fine was
imposed and the case was dismissed.
upon the payment Of costs. The mis-
take came about through a verbal
statement made by Esquire Bacon to
reporter.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1907-12-12

The salary of Chicago alderman
has been raised to S3.50O a year, the
highest compensation attached to the
Office anywhere. Here in Oskaloosa
aldermen get S52 per year and board
themselves.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1907-12-12

AT the recent election in Massa'
chusetts the republicans had ma
iorfty over the numerous other par
ties in the field. The tariff revision
lists pushed their issue in the state.
but sustained a severe setback.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1907-12-12

Philosopher Perkins gives it as
his verdict that Thanksgiving is the
least expensive of all holidays. II
must be that Uncle George" had his
turkey donated this year
The Oskaloosa herald., 1907-12-12

As the Rockford Register sees it,
"the magnitude of the question, What
are the democrats going to do with
Bryang is only exceeded by this:
What are they going to do without
him 9'r
The Oskaloosa herald., 1907-12-12

There are 102 conyicts in the pen.
itentiaries Of Iowa serving life sen.
tences for murder OF the 102 about
fifteen are persons who we're convicted
of numbering by the use of poison.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1907-12-12

-'1f anyone doubts that he gets his
moneys worth when he buys a rail-
road ticket, he should try to walk it
as Weston did, says the Davenport
Democrat.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1907-12-12

Evangelist Sunday says that com
ing into church doesn't make you a
Christian any more than going into
stable makes you horse"
The Oskaloosa herald., 1907-12-12

Several have already noticed that
there are five Sundays, Mondays and
Tuesdays, but only four pay days in
December.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1907-12-12

If money will not come out of
hiding by any other means, the banks
might try using mustard plaster
drafts.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1907-12-12

There are still 100000 acres of
arabic land in Missouri that has not
been touched by the plow.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1907-12-12
AMONG THE CHURCHES
Items of Interest Cleaned from Pull
pit and Sanctuary.

The regular monthly meeting OF the
Christian Woman's Board of Missions
was held at the home of Mrs. Flora
Henry, 80 North d street, Friday af-
ternoon. The subject for discussion
was "The Past Year, Its Progress and
Its Lessons" Quite number took
part on the program and recounted the
progress of the work in different fields
in such an enthusiastic manner that
it lent inspiration to the hour. At the
business meeting it was voted to in
crease the Offering of last Sunday to
$4,000, one hundred dollars to sup
port native assistant in the Mahoba
Hospital, and fifty dollars to furnish a
large room with the name "Oskaloosa'
over the door.
The names of Mrs. E. X. White, Mrs.
Richard Hull, Mrs. Swift and Mrs.Geo.
Gilchrist were presented as life men,
bers.
A splendid report of the children's
work was given by Mrs. Levi Shaw.
The society closes the year in a
prosperous condition, and will enter
the new year we'll organized to carry
out plans for larger accomplishment.
sS1
Christian Church.
z "What do ye More Than Others,
was Rev. Zendt's text for the morn
ing sermon. The second address on
this text, but applied this time to the
rapidly growing body of Christians
of which his church is a part. He
The Oskaloosa herald., 1907-12-12

ter in the bank than to drop it where
it can never be found again. 4
The Oskaloosa herald., 1907-12-12

stated in part that the Christian
church was now fifth in point OF NUM-
bers in the U. s., and had attained to
that place in church statistics in less
than a century. That it mad no right
to exist as body of Christians unless
It had something in its plea which Is
distinct and separate and demanded
by the best Christian sentiment OF the
times. Superior claims by any peo-
pie must be accompanied by superior
fruits. If we have a clearer percep-
ton of the teachings of Jesus. we must
do more than others. The world is
keen to perceive and appreciate real
superiority in any people. Our stand
ards of conscience and church discip-
line are too lax. The church of to-
morrow will be more difficult to en-
ter and will have larger requirements
for its membership. 1t win compel
the world to respect it by its earnest
Efforts to do right Nineteen out Of
twenty-one high officials condemned
in the Equitable Life Insurance inyes-
tigation were members of some evan
gelical church. Two persons united
by letter.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1907-12-12
United Preabyterlan Church.

OnlteO TECSDyhCTldH OHuiSHa
Yesterday was good day at the
United Presbyterian church. The
morning sermon was delivered by the
pastor to a good audience from the
text Luke 1887. 1t contained some
practical lessons and was helpful and
uplifting,
At the evening service Mr.. VIM.
Wrice presented the cause of tenn
perance in a very clear and practical
way. He spoke of the great progress
of the movement in the last few years
and held up a very hopeful outlook
before his hearers. His address was
very interesting and presented facts
in such way as to convince. He is
travelling secretary of the Intercolle-
giate Temperance Association and is
doing a great work.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-06-21
Sbenre SrDpfdDen.

Gnbc Mai erreider sic aroBen
@ein . Seriteigerungen I'M Rbein-
gan aaiabrlid, ibren gbibIlib ourd,
Die Seriteigerunpen Der aonigIih
YreuBiid)en 0pmdne 5u aIoitcr
Gberbad bel Sattenbeim am Rbeiit.
Nac bon Der Non1Gtc AM 81. Mai
oi,Sgebotcncn Weinc iparell, rpie inns
aus oent &beiugali gcldricbcn miro,
9elliloc. gut aepflegte uno roiisc
Sad)en, 5iim arobcn SbciI Iusleien
iino Seercn . IlsIcicn. Sic broftcn
abcr oiid) Trciic. Zen hod)1tenErciS
brad)ten 300 Otter (ein 2ttcr = Gin
Gnart) 1S93cr S%teiilberger 5roden-
beeren . MnsIeic, Die mad lebbofteit
Nngeboten Der @cinerobbonolung
Mder in @iesbooen SlgeidJIageil
mitrbel, 81 DEM enorntcn Trcis bon
t74t0 Worf. Scr Yreis pro Stiidf
C12O 2iter) IteLt iid) oIio oni Seller
Gberbad) ouf 69,640 Mari. Gin 2iter
bon oieiem foitborcn Tropfen foItet
ulio SO 0forf nno elm StcnaeIalos
boil piirbe ettpa ad)t Murf foitc1.
SaS biirite luobl Der bohIte Ercis
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-06-21
Nucfbotcn uun BEN ncucu Hegcntcn
upn NraMnidhucia.

Der rcilc &eacnt I'M 2onoe Sein-
rid oeS 2oipcl1, &er5og Subann vi.
bredt at Medlenburg, ltebt aus Der
3eit ieiner Hegentidoit i'm Sbotri-
tenlanbe, no CT iebr popular luor,
I'M bciten Nnbenten. Sein cnergi.
id)es Iuitrcten, ser llmItano, buB
CT lid Inn IlleS bcfiimmcrtc, ooB
ieinem id)arfen Nllge feline 9urnme-
lei Der 0eanlten cntgilg, uno bic
Nrt, ipic CT INNER cinen Der pielelt
3opfe oes %per5opften 2onoeS nod)
Dem onberen obihnitt, bat ibm Die
Ser5en ieincr SanOslelite geiuonneil,
10 baB man ons Gnbc ieiner Mcgic-
rl,rg beomlerte. Cine Mcnge Inef-
boten f,lriiren buriiber nod belttc
i'm 9onoe. Sier eiilige Eroben: MlS
Der Ser5og zines Worgens bei5eiten
inn &pitoder St1nbeballs eridicr,
iint gmtSgeidaite 81 crlebigen, iano
er sic ointeren Srgane" 5ipar i'll
Den Bureaus bel Der Mrbeit, Die
uSbcren" ober gldn5tcn ourd) Nb-
ipelenheit. .@ann pfleeen bic Ser.
ren gum 9ienitc 5u erldJcinen z"
frogte Der 9erSog eincn @iireau-@e'
on,ten. nTas lit iebr perid)ieoen,
&onigIide Sobeit. Sn Der Hc9cl
pflegcn Die Serren 5ruilden elf nnb
5lpoIf llbr bier SIT ieii." so io!"
meinte Der 9er5og; .oonn fommc i'd
olio 81 friib nnb mill ipnrten." Na'
tiirIid, erbielten bic 2aneidlGier
balo 3unoe BON Dem 9orfomnli1if
iiiib baiteten oiii einen einpfinolid)cl1
Miiifel p%orbereitct, ms St1noebmis.
Ger Seraog aber mat)te feline Tor-
niirfe, err bat nltr, linn Elm @iirea,
i'm St1noeboiis cin5urihtcn, ba el
in 3ilfunft BON s bis 8 llbr bort 81
orbeitcn miinihe. 1ablean!
Irf 1bnlihe @eiie fano or iid) mi
cincm Yaitor nb, Der zines Gage;
fritz Mprgens ,iir Gollsicbung elmer
0otbtaufe serufen iporoen, aber oel
friiben WorgerBeit pegcn bas Ser
lange,rNrrtg ltcrn abgcIcbnt battc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-06-21

ieinL ser jemaIs iiir @ein ansele1t
luoroen lit. Mber alld) Don anoeren
@einen Der &oni9liden 9omdnen
ipurocn iebr bobe Hreiie ~er5ielt. q
brod1tcn je 300 2iter Rouentbaler
S%rocfcnbceren 5 MuSleic 800 Worf.
300 Sitter Wortobrunter (rodenbee.
rem : AuSleIe $500 Wturt, Gin &olb.
itiid 1S97er Steinbergcr auSleie TO-
Ot0 Morf. Sc GOO Gitet Steinbcrger
9hlsIeIe bon 1893 brud)ten $40 nno
1850 Wart mo 300 Sitcr Sottens
bcinter Nusleic S0l0 Wtarf. Ser 6c-
iomunt : GrIoS ocs cages mar 279,s
ego Mort. (m 8an5en alngen Die
Erciic bon 20GO bis 3S,020 Worf fir
oaS Stiid 5lt 1900 Sitter. Ser nbcn-
Acnonntc SteinberNcr 0tlG oIler-
oingS Diel bobcr, oli 69,6l0 Wtdrf.
3ieie bohfcinen ulD iebr tbellcrcn
Mcil1e iueroen metit 5llnl Scridnei-
ben perlpon0t, bcnn 10 iin6 lie 5lln
&ncipen 81 tbcucr. Slnmerbin 5ciNt
OieIe @cinpcritcigerung, nic bod Die
feircn N%beingolter NelpGdie I'M
Trcile Iteben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-06-21
Bic fluaen GbiucIcu.

Sn ser iiingitcn ieiner in, ScrnpS"
erld)einen0en NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
EIauoerelen er5ablt Guniiiet $ Gar.
not Don eirem Gbineien, ser i'm ollf
icinem in bcn Bergen geIescneu
2onbgllt bciuhte uub bel ben @oll-
err, Die nod nie einen @clben geie-
ben bntten, oaS groBtc g~lriicbcn en-
rc9te. Guniliet . Gortot fcnnt Die.
len Gbineien ieit larger 3cit. nGr
it," 10 iGreibt er, yiebr gebiloet,
lprid)t iebr gclGufig unicrc Sprad,e.
bate abcr in europa MIR ole StGbtc
hcllld)t llnb ippllte MN, bu CT iid
pornebmlid) nit lanbipirtbid)oitli-
der Slonitric beih1ftigt, olld) eincn
Observation-Disclosures 9ctrieb fenleu
lcrnen. Sd nlohte mir oos &ergnii.
gen, i'm jill bclebren, uno 5eigte ibn1
Yues, mas i'm intereiiiren fonutc.
Wir bcetbeten nnlere Stubien olli
elmer III Der Nobbarihait gelegenen
Wuiterfurm bcren Better ms in
liebenspiiroi9lter @ciic berumfiibr.
te, Der Gbineie priifte olles, frugte,
mohte lid 9toti5en unb berei6ertc
nit iihtlifer 9efrieoieung ieinc
aenntniiic. 3ulebt belihtigten ipir
clllelt groBen StaQ, IN Dem 5"ipan5iJ
Sferbe itanoen; Damn febrten mir
ms Sults 5uriid, INN iiber oos. ipos
mir aeieben batter, 5t plouoern.
El0slid orcbtc mlein Gbinelc iid) slt
mir INT ldtelte ltno iogte: nSbr
@llropder merit inns INNER Dor, ooB
mir oleS pcrfebrt uno ipiber ben
gelnnoen Mcnihcnperitonb onfan.
gen. Sa, iparium binoet ibr ocnn
oonn cure Yferoe perfebrt on2"
nWas! mir binben unicrc Yferoc
perfebrt mn?" ,Notiirlih! Sbr
ltcllt tic nit Der Noie gcgeu bic
@ono, tic bobcn Die Mltgcn I'M Sim.
lfern, 1epcn llld)fs Don 0clll, mas
porgebt, babcn f%ortlpabreno MiiB-
trallcn gegen Niles lpus iie boren,
erfennen eild niht rnb iblogcn ga.
Der oft aus, lpenn ibr elld) nGbcrt:
tlir5, JIG MADDEN lid) nie init eild) Der.
trout. Sic limo oitlnm unb baS
tommt ein5ig mo olleii1 bapoil, BOB
ibr iie pcrfebrt on%binbet! Ste1t tie,
ME mir eS MADDEN, 10 mlf Dob lie
ms Sidt ibollcn founen: tic lucr,
Den cild) fcnncn lernclL ieoc cilrcr Sc
item perItcbclL cld) germ baben mo,
luic uniere Fferbc, .fomiliGre" uno
intelligence Sbiere meroen!" Ger
tlnge Gbineie botte oieIleidt nid)t 10
unreht.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-06-21
SaS Nltcr Scr curupdiid)cn Sbrour
fulacr.

Ton allen Wonordeu Gllropo'S
fam aonig Alfons Der 9rcisebnie
bon Sponien ous @orred)t fir Iid)
beoniprud)cn, i'm iiingiten Nlter oilf
Den Sbrpn 9clungt 81 lein; CT mar
cigcntlid) ld)on &0nig, che or sur
@elt fam, GA icine @cburt nod Dem
Sooe ieines 8aters, bcS &onias MI.
ions beS 3lpolften, erfolgte. Seiil
Colin Der fleine Brin5 BON Mitt.
rieL Der ON 10. Mui DEM Gbebunoc
oeS &onioS nit Der Trin5eilin bon
@ottenberg entiproB, lit ieinerieits
Der iiinglte S%6ronfolger Guropa's,
nno eS lit piel(eiht intereIiant, bel
oieicr @%clegenbeit Die peridieoeniteil
glterSltufcn 81 pergleidelL oilf DC
llcn Die Grben Der %europGiid)en 8ro'
nen iteben. Der &eteran inter it,
nen lit Der sreiie Tri,s . &eacni
2iiitpolo bon 9aperli, Der S6.i1brigt
SnfcI oes geiitesfranfen &onias
Otto. Sbm 5nnddit folatc bisber
Der nun pcritorbene Irin5 Morig
bon altcnbur9 nit n Sabren, Scr
Inn brci Sabre iiingere @rubcr bes
finbcrloien Ser5ogs Grnit. Gin
mGnnlider grbe lit uiid) Dem aonil
@ilbelm Dem 3rueitcn bon @iirttent
berg ueria9t; tbronbereftigt mdrt
mad, ibn sur 3cit Ser 6S-i1brigc Ser
500 Gbilipp bon @iirttemberg. 81
ErinS Mlbommeo Heid)ao Gifcnbi
Der IItcitc 9rmocr oeS Snltans Ib
oiil Samio, lie ipirflid) beIIen Sod
iolae ontreien miro, muB Die 3m
tunft lebreu; Der l~62idbriae Yrin;
bciitt it Der Eiirfei cine itorfe Seq
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-06-21

neridait. Zen Sabrgang Ser SilnIr
3iger er6ifnet Der Gripping Bern
baro bon Weininqen NIT 56 Sabren,
uno ibm ibIieBen lid an Der Trtn5
@ilbelm pon Saficn : Wcimor mi.
SO uno Der @rbgroBber5og 6rieorib
Don 9oOcn nit ioit 80 Sabrcn. Coll
te Dem @bcbunoe oeS @roBber5ogs
6riebrih Sron3 oc5 8ierten BON
WtedIenbllrg . Gtmerin oit6 tiInis
tiabin Elm grbc periagt bleiben, 10
ipilroe Der, ebeniaIlS fInoerlole, 49
idbri9e Scr5og Sobottn Ilbret)t Dec
nGd)ite Jbronip1rtcr lelrt. 40 Sabre
alt iinb Der Grbprin5 RcuB ]. 8. Mne
Nronpritl5 @l,itop AOoli BON Sdytpct
Sen; l6 aen5e 5GbIt Der Brin5 Si55o
BON Sd)lpor3burg. Tunn folgen Dec
Hcibc nod: Erin5 Gouaro BON Mr-
bait (46), Gr3bcr3oq 6ron5 6erois
nano bon Scltrci6 = ltngorn (43),
aronprin5 Seroinono polt Nllmo-
nicn (41), ser Trin5 Don WalcS (41)
Scr aronprin5 Gonitontin Don @rie'
dcnlano (3S), Grbprin5 2oltiS pon
Motloco 1860, &ronprin5 GGriItian
bon GGnemarf 1850, Grbprin5 90
milo bon Wontencgro (35) II. Brinj
gilbert Don 0elgicn, Der 3~2slabrtge
gteiIe oeS iGbneIolcn aonieS SeopolS
oes 3tpeiter. Cen HeiGen Der
y3uon5igcr" er0iinct Der oelltlte
aronprin& ser om 6. Wtoi ieinen 20.
@eburtStog %ieierte, itnb ibnl idlleBe1
iid oil Der GrbqroBbcr5og IoolI
Srieorid BON Mcdlenbur9'S trellb
nit %, ser Grbprin5 Ioolf bon
Shounlburg nit 81 un6 Ser &ron.
prin5 2uopig Ebilipp bon Bortlt'
ool nit fnopp 90 $nbren. Tlm ltc!'
gen mir 81 Den Winoeriobrigcn bere
ob. "a lit ais eritcr Der &ronprl1j
pon Scrbien 81 ocr5cifnen, Der inl
9ll9rllt 20 Sabre alt miro, nno linn
ioIacn Der a@ronprin5 @corg bon
Sohien nit IA, ser a%ronprin5 90
ris bon 9nlgorien NIT 10, Die Erin'
Scliin Warie bon 2%urcmbllrg NIT II
mo Der Grbpriu5 Sofas bon @ol-
bef nit fl SabrerL. Sett fomntet
oie ainoer: GrbgroBbcr5og gtitololts
bon Sloenburg nit 8, Ser Grbprinj
Grnit 5ltr 2ippe nit 5, Der aron'
prin5 Silnbert bon Stolien lnb Der
ruiiiife G%eioreiuitih NIT ie beinabe
9 Sabren. Die Babies inter oelt
Sbroniolgern gilropa's lino lhlleb.
lid Der grberoBber5og BON Sellen
rnO ser Grbprin5 Sobann 2eopolo
bon aobilrg, Die @cioe nod nidt ein
0al,5es 2ebensjabr binter lih baberi.
lnto npic ibr ollernGtcitcr College, Scr
flcinc Brin5 BON Aitllricn, nod IN
@icgc uno, Stcdfiilen liegen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-06-21

Sobann NIbred)t bGrte BON ser go
DE uno lud)te Den bodpilrOigen
Serrn dlf, trof aber MIR Die Sause
balterin an. sit Der Serr Boitor
81 ipredcn?" fragte Ser Sersog,
obne lid) 81 c~rfennen 81 acbcu. .Gnr
nelln llbr Ieiocr nidt," iuor ole Nnt-
mort. Worauf Der Ser3og ieine
Norte ubgab nit Den @orten: oSd
laiic Sen 6errlt EuItor bitten, mid
in oen nGd)itcn Sugen cinnlal oll3u-
llthelt, ou id) nibt iuieoertommcn
fam. Sh bite aber, Dem Serrt
Tuitor 3l mclOen, ooB ib MIR BON I
bis S llbr WtprgenS 5lt lpred)en bin"
Nlo einHlol cine tra0itlonellc amt
Lido tSrilbitiid9toieI I'M NnidluB on
cine rittcrid)uitlidc Siblltg orrull-
girt lporocu mar, crfltnoigte lid Der
Ser5og, olf iucIien Soften Die Sofelci
Itottiinoc. gus CT Nun erillbr, Dos
gcidcbe ollf SonoeSfoiten, luobct
glcit5citig ooroui mgeipielt iullroc,
boB audi Scine @onigIid)c Sobcit
mobl mad 0etboner Nrbeit eincn rSnl+
bib nift u%crid)n1beu iuerbc, 3og Der
Ser5og aus ieiner Soide cin mobl.
pcrpadtes gr0odcn nit Den @or-
ten: yMciuetipegen lit bas nid)t no.
tbig. Sd babe mir mein Sriibitiicf
mitQebradt!
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Iie Nadtisaa nno Der Jrpid.
8on ScrmunnM oientbaI.

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SIM itiuen Saline, nab am Rieo,
"a lang Die TahtigaI ibr 2ieo.
Sic iarg bon 6rilbIingS : Sonnen'
idIein,
8on Sicbeslult mo QiebcSpein.
Sic lang pom golo'nen Sugcnotralt-
men,
Son Gngeln III ben SimmelSr1unicn,
sic fang bon bIaltci Sternen5eIten,
@on eIuig fcrren Sonncutuclteu.
Sic iuug sic licbIid)- trouten &eiicll
Ton ibren tuciten, lpciten Rciien.
9cS 0oloes Sbiere lulti6ten LANCE
Gem NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. @eian1e
llnO of boS farbigc @cfieocr
Erics lout ben iiiBen Slang Der Sic
Scr.
Nic 6r6ld]c MIR, i'm tieicn SunlpL
HeroroB Der SGngcrin triumph,
Sic buBten ibr Solcnt, ibr &Gnncu,
Sic mod)tcn ibr Ben Hltbm niht gon
men.
Sic blicien ali bic gorit'9cn Baden
llnb lie begannen laut 3u Qllofen,
lin 10 Ole NlOicn5 81 paden.
Die SGng'rin ober in ben 3tueigcn
8erborrte MN IN tieiem Sdpeigen.
Ser Sd)Gfcr iprad: % Ebilomcle!
@os ioll Gciu Sdlueigen umO Gein
Wr0mcn?
Stimm' an ein 2ieO ans boiler aeblc,
Die NuiOcblol'nen 81 bclbGmen."-
= neinl eS bat nod feline Waht
Sen Sroid) 3lm Sdlueigcn ic &c.
brad)t;
0'rum mllB, bel bieieu Gbor Der
Nrmmcn,
Ser Song Scr NadtigaIl periGum.
men.
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(Jir bcu ~SonntaeSs G orrciponbcnien. ~
Ter ocntidlc Spradptnntcrridt III ben
DffcutlidjCn Sdmlcn Waltimorc's.

MoS mid pcrunlobt, hicicS SDemlo
iliidtig 81 crortcrn, lit einnlal Der
llnitonb, boB Shreiber oieics Gr.
turIcS ulS Sebrer on nficntlid)ct
Sdulcn, olld IN oieier Stoot oils 10.
gcnnnnter nSubltitnt" tbGtig gene
len lit. nuo an oieicnl llntcrrid)t. oils
@pnmoitif 0eS @cilteS auigeioBt,
INNER groBcS Sntereiic gcnommen
bat. Tnoerntbeils liilo biitoriid,.fri.
tide Stuoicn imnler iein Stedcn.
pierb getpeieu. Sir baltimore miro
). y. Die Grinncrling III, ocn Hanien
nEoItor Sd)cih" bic @cobadtuna bic.
ten, oob err, pie wcnio anbere, III
,cinem 2%chcnSnbrib cinen Sd)ot hi,
itoriid)cn WotcrioIs ji,r aloriieuuna
pcrgongencr 3citcn, Die Shloglid)tcr
nif oic ltlirmbelpegten Gntrpicfe.
lunaspbnlcn bcS 9oltimprcr Tcutid).
tbumS l%pcrfcn. binterloiien hat.
Sein @rnb behcdt elm rcidbaItiacs
Seitenitiid alter helttid)er 8eidid)te.
IS 5eigt ms, lpte III cincm Spieael.
biIoe, Die 3utunft Der llnlgeitaltung,
Neloronuiig. mo lucitr man mill,
| 3crriittung beS beutid)en @ciens,
nenn bicics ms nitt sur Scr.
sens q d. c geluorben lit. 0ciln nnr
81 leid)t iinb WGnner, lpie Sheib.
fir sic Nadlpclt 1T %crgciicnbcit &c.