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Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1907-10-31

to be ashamed Of. A house Of this
size gives opportunity to have a bed.
down stairs, a convenience that
every house does not possess. There
are generally In most families at
least n old person who objects to
climbing stairs. 1t would be difficult
to arrange a more comfortable bed
room than this one. In fact few large
houses have a room of this kind. As
a usual thing when building too little
attention is paid to the comfort of the
old people. They have spent their
lives in the interests OF the family
and It is only right that they should
be remembered in their old age: We
frequently see aged people who are
compelled to stay upstairs day after
day because they dread the trip up
and down.
The appearance Of this ouse de-
ponds a good deal on the CT lors and
stains used for outside decoration. On
general principles It is a cd plan
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1907-10-31

boxes. These are rather plain or else
of an engraved pattern in which there
is no striking design. Gold purses are
not suitable for girls who are not yet
out in society.
Among the leather novelties which
have just reached us from Paris Is a
bag the shape Of which Is decidedly
youthful, while the coloring is wonder.
fully fresh and attractive. 1t is Of
reseda suede, and though the bag 1t.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1907-10-31

wind 1t was impossible to say any
thing bat elevator No. 3. which was
on the other side Of the wind. About
1900 bushels Of grain were destroyed,
too. and while there was a large in.
slrance, the loss is likely to cripple
the company. | stayed with John IN.
til it vas YER. and | had persuaded
him TO go home
Take me &c him at once!" inter
rupted Hope. imperiously. Then, as
the young man hesitated, and glanced
at her aunt, she added pleadingly,
Please take me to him-you and
Auntie-l am one Of Johns friends,
too, and-oh, don't you see that |
must go. just for a moment?"
Thurby turned a searching glance
upon her, received a gesture of as.
sem from the colonial dame beside
her. and then leaning forward. gave
an order to the coachman,
There vas detection as well as ~.
haustion In John Elden's attitude, as
he sat deeply in his study chair, with
one arm thrown Imply across his
desk. Smoke and CRIME marked his
face and dress, and his eyes, looking
darkly into the future, saw years OF
toll ahead of him. The weight of sud.
den and awful misfortune was heavy
upon him.
What's the use of trying?" he was
asking himself. There's no one to
care-nO one to work for"
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1907-10-31
Crosby's Great Mistake.

William Crosby, for many years a
prominent publisher and bookseller
in New England, is dead at his home
in RoxbuIS, Mass. His firm. Crosby
& Nichols declined to print a volume
OF poems called Voices of the Night"
by Lonsfellow. The poet offered the
poems with the stipulation that the
firm give him a position. For this
refusal the firm lost Longfellow's
work, which later became famous.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1907-10-31

to avoid all shades of green. Green
paint Is almost certain to fade and
during the process it is likely to take
on some very ,sickly shades OF color
that are extremely disappointing.
Nothing looks better than q light
shade Of green when 1t Is first put
on, but nothing looks worse after 1t
has been exposed to the sun and
storms for five or six months. II a
man ever wants to kick himself for
doing something absurd in the decor.
alton line 1t is for painting a house
green. Drabs and browns are always
agreeable and generally such paints
are lasting, but colors depend so
much on the quality Of the materials
making the purchase, II you buy the
paint yourself. or in making a con
tract II you have a painter do the
Job.
A movement is IN foot to bring
about government inspection of paints
something after the present manner
of food inspection. 1t seems ridicu-
lous that dishonest paint manufac-
turers are permitted to grind up any
sort of old junk and sell the pasty
product for pure white lead. No won
der honest manufacturers have be-
come Disguised with such work and 1t
is to be hoped their efforts to secure
protection for honest goods will be
successful. 1t makes a great differ
ence whether the painter himself
thoroughly understands the business.
b he badly deceived. II he gets pay
iuiB cient he would much prefer to use
GOOD materials. There are two class
>s of painters to avoid, one doesn't
know and the other doesn't care.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1907-10-31
BAGS AND PURSES
SOME NOVELTIES INTRODUCED
THIS SEASON.
Distinct Styles Mark Those Intended
for Young elrls-Pieskin still
Holds lite Own in Popu.
lar Favor.

Bags and purses for young girls
differ in several features from those
intended to be carried by m
They must suggest youth in line as
well as in material, so the limitations
in choice are more rigid than one
would think. Girls who are not too
young, that is, after they have reached
the age Of 16, are permitted to carry
small silver coin purses and vanity
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1907-10-31
unfeellng Doubt.

That mar always told his constitu.
ents the absolute truth"
Yes" answered Farmer Corntossel,
but he doesn't get the credit for II
that he deserves. In politics, even
when a man tells the absolute truth,
he Is always suspected of having some
Interior motive for dom it."-Wash-
ington Star.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1907-10-31
HONESTY.

81 have here $4,000 which ! would
like you to invest for me-"
"My friend" responded the Wall
street broker, "if that is all you have,
l advise you not to risk it."
"Of course" the broker explained
later to his partner, "there's a little
rake-off gone to the bad, but a rep.
for honesty is capital, end we need
capital"
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1907-10-31

Do you remember that story that
went about some years ago of a child
less woman who had petted animals
TOR many years, and On the death of
ner favorites sent to the home lnd'
ing" society for a child? An orphan
who had known a home and loved the
country was sent to her as an ideal
child for the coming place. The sec
ond morning after his coming, when
she thought all was going well, she
found her front door open and a
note pinned to the door post: I'm 60
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1907-10-31
One Kind Of Flower In a Room.

One should not use more than one
kind of flower in a room, although II
is safe to combine several kinds OF
green foliage; for instance, ferns and
smilax as well as the natural foliage
Of the flower used.
When room open together with
broad arches It is better to keep the
same flower throughout. Even when
the opening Is not large, one should
not be compelled to look from a pink
room into a yellow room, or from a
red 10 into a yellow room.-Har.
per's Bazaar.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1907-10-31
Waistcoat

The universal use of waistcoats
brings forward a great variety of
trimmings. These wi~istcoats are
made of cloth, silk. or velvet trimmed
in braid; also Of brocaded silks and
tapestry vestlngs. Buttons also play
an important part in the trimming Of
the present day.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1907-10-31

ply. You cultivate the plant which has
already life; you win waste your la
Dor in cultiyating a stone. The moral
life is the counterpart OF the natural
alike mysterious In its origin, and
alike visible only in It's effects. A
FToude.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1907-10-31
BODICE FOR A MATRoN.
Pretty Made Up In Either Fine Wool.
ems or Silk.

This is a pretty bodice for making
up in fine woolens and silk. 1t has a
fitting lining fastening down the
front, TO this is fixed at the back a V
of lace, and a vest in front; this lat.
ter is sewn to the right side of lining
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1907-10-31

ugly spots are left where the glue was
applied.
Old fans can be made to look as
new, and simple and inexpensive fans
can be made TO look more ornamental
by buying five cents worth of Christ.
mast tree frosting and applying 1t over
the surface OF the fan on which you
have first spread a very small coating
OF glue. The frosting should be dust.
ed over the fan very lightly. 1t can be
shaken out OF a salt spoon for this
purpose. Keep the fan open until per.
fectly dry.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1907-10-31
Startling Color lone.

The most startling color tone OF the
hour is verdigris, and rust yellow is
another. In the combinations into
which these colors are introduced me.
tallic effects seem TO be the desired
thing. Bronze is one of the acces.
sories. A rust velvet shot with bronze
trimmed a rust colored suit Just
brought from the other side. There
was a band OF the velvet around the
bottom OF the skirt and the velvet
trimmed the coat.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1907-10-31

lender to advance such a fabulous
sum as $1,000 and the borrower had
to put up personal security as a side
ISSUE to a money shark to get the
deal through, all Of which illustrates
the difference between doing business
In good times and bad times.
It will be noticed that the rooms,
while not large, are big enough to &C.
commodate the necessary furniture
and big enough for comfort. There
Is not a room In the house that Is
small enough to be awkward enough
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1907-10-31

II you lack topics for conversation
read the daily newspapers intelligent.
ly and try and remember what you
have read and learn by heart a few
good anecdotes or amusing stories or
iokaa
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1907-10-31
Neeessary QuaIltIes Of Humanity.

II to be true in heart and just in
act are the first qualities necessary
for the elevation Of humanity, If with
out them all else Is worthless, intel
lectuai culture cannot give what intel
lectual culture does not require or in.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1907-10-31
BY iNSTAl.lMENTS.

Portly Dame-Save me! Oh, save
me!
Fireman-l'll do my best, mum,
but Pm afraid | shall have to take
you down in installments.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1907-10-31
Let STYLE Suit You.

Every woman who wishes to appear
to the best advantage must, more or
less, disregard prevailing style and
adopt a style best suited to herself.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1907-10-31

It is as much the test Of discipleship
to wash or mend a net on the shore
as to catch a great draught in the
open sea.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1907-10-31

The poor in this worlds goods may
be rich in faith and heirs of the king.
dom.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1907-10-31

The absorbing capacity OF a brick
Is about 16 ounces of water.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1907-10-31

A miser is loved by his ~neighbors as
mice love a cat.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1907-10-31

Most of the pretty fans are frosted.
Frosting is put on paper. silk, satin,
or muslin, but 1t soon wears on and
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1907-10-31

Occasionally a dull person shines In
an emergency.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1907-10-31

and made to hook over to the left;
the collar.band is also of lace bound
with silk. The fronts are tucked
three times from the shoulders to the
bust, and the edges are bound with
silk, the back is treated In the same
way; the epaulettes also are of lace
bound with silk.
Materials required: 2h yards "A
inches wide, one yard lace, IL yards
silk, and two yards lining.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1907-10-31

England has an organization for the
promotion Of goat culture.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1907-10-31

ing away cause you're used tc cats
and don't know anything about boys"
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1907-10-31

Punctuation marks were first used
In 1890.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-08-15

lid nod drger, uno bic freunoIisbe
Nufnabme, bic lie Bel benz tpaderen.
freibeitsliebenoen Wolte gefunoen bd=
ben, miro ppn ibnen in infamfter
Weife belobnt. Gs linb arge, abiheu=
lidt Dinee, bic aus 3iirid berihtet
tperoen. unb mir perOenfen es ben
S4tpeiaern niht. ipenn iie nit Dem
8eoanten uneeben, fih cine Shub=
ipebr gesen Die Musf1reitungen zines
tpiiiten @eiinoels gu fhaffen, bas nit
rpller Mbfi1tli1feit bas rettenbe
Sahraeug,. auf benz fie elmer beiferen
3ntunft entgegenfeseln mDhten, s1
einem piratenf9iff imtpanbelt. Die
Greibeit per W2eere lit i1ternattonales
@efeg; aber Die. tpelde es mibbrdu=
den, Seerduber unb piraten, gelten
ols 5einbe bes Menfdengefhledts
unb perben unerbittli1 perfolet nnb
ausserottet; 10 miro uno mub es audi
ben @ddnoern bes M1Dlredts erse=
ben, bte fid nit tbren nublofen unb
abf9euliden MiKetbaten als Teinbe
niAt nur oerer, Die ibnen 8utes err
piefen haben, fonbern au4 ibrer ei=
aenen ltnsliidssefdbrten beaeisen.
Oas llnabbdnsisteitseefib1 ber
Sdpeiser 8eb0lterung tpirb ibr bic
Mufredterbaltung ibres alten aleiz
noos, oes Mfplredts, our 5eraensz
fade MAIDEN; aber bas miro fie niht
hin0ern, ibr 9ausredt seaeniiber
8dften gu ipabren, bic fir iih feline
Der pfltdten anerfennen, bic fir bic
&ulturnationen Ser europdifden 81
ptliiation als 1elbitperftanoli4 selz
ten. Ob man nit 8ombenattentaten.
Repolperfdiiflen, 9aaub uno Dieb=
itahl Before 3uitdnbe in Hublanb
berbeifibren fann, lit etne syrase fir
fid: aber eil1e nebertraaung biefer
beimiiden politiiden aampfmittel
iiber bic ruiiif6e @renaf perbitten ii6
bte ipei itliden 9dnoer febr ernitlid."
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-08-15

ria geIbid beipiefen. Wom ariinen
Slid babeim 1T niht peniser seiiinz
bigt !porben, als brauBen burh iiber=
triebene Gpr1dbeit unb unangebradte
Gdneibisteit. I'm iSebler auf Gebler
5n bdufen, bat mon i'm groBen publiz
fltEl an 2eben slnb 1reiben brauBen ben
MaBitdb beimifher Rulturanfhauuns
unb 8etbGtisuns anseleat. Mnes bat
5uia.nnlenseipirtt, nm bic bisberisen
Mtiberfplge berbeiaufiibren unb bic
lonialperpaltung gum NfdenbrObel
bes beutf9en Reides gu Itempeln. Da
ioI unb pirb ngraellen5 Roofmid"
Wanhel fhaffen. @r braudt nun niht
sleib bic tpihttsiten @telIen ieines
9sHorts nit Raufleuten gu beieben.
Gber ct mub unb min feline 8eripaltung
auf cine faufm6nnif1e 8aiis fellen.
gr mrb por allem bas grobtapital fir
bic Golonien gu interehieren perlteben.
Sn Miinden fano por 8uraem be-
Monitreproseb peters itatt. Sein0erz
lauf aeigte, pie fn9er Die gema9ten
Sebkr iinb unb tpie sroB bic llnfenntz
nib Der @erbdltnife 1T. Mud na6
bteisr Sette mub Der neue StaatsIetr=
tIr auftldrenD nirten. gr mub Die
Notbpenbisteit Ser Rolpnien na9z
tpeifen, Die Wese gu elmer erfolsrei9en
Gntnideluns 5eisen unb oiefe Wege
ebnen. 9Reinigen AUDI bon Bureaus
tratismus auf ber einen, GleiAgiilz
tiateit auf Der anberen unb abii4t=
liGer gntitelluns auf Der britten
Seite.
Damn tptrb Der Spibname rgrael=
len3 Roofmi9" fir 8ernbarb Oernburg
gum gbrennamen tperben.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-08-15

Wein aus niI6en airsi
f6en. Man entfernt uno 5erqustiht
bic Rirfhen unb lGbt lie 5ipel 3age
in einern bebedten @efdbe fehn,
oann tpirb Der Gaft ausgeprebt. 81
10 Quart oes erbaltenen Saftes
nimmt man 10 Quart Waffer unb 5
gfunb 3uder, aiebt Die Mif6ung in
Elm SAB uno laBt iie BET CO.'S
@rab sSabrenheit gdbren. Jldh ctrcd
6 Woden febt man gu oem abge5osez
nen obigen Audntum 1 ptnt 9OprpS
aentigen Mlfpbol. SIN 5riibiabr niro
cer tlar getporoene Wein auf Jlal4sl1
se3ogen. sc lGnser ct lagert, befn
feiner pirb er. Inter feinen Beoins
eunsen biirfen bic aerne NIT oer.
qIetfdbt tperben. ba iie ein fartes
@ift entbalten.
Der Wurm i'm Mpfel 1T bic
Maoe bes Mpfeltpidlers, etnes Der
scFdbrli9ften 5einoe unferes Obfts
baues, bei7en BefGmpfung mir uns
oaber ,au9 aur beiligiten pfliat maz
dpen miiiIen. Oas unbebingte Gntfer@
men oss Jalobites lit 0as erfte Mittel
baeegen, benn es birgt Die Weaoe oteies
gefdbrliden S9dblinss. 9ierbei bart
man aber audi bas gana tleine, Dor>
seitig abgefallene Obit ntdt liegen
lei1en; benn basgierlsgen Des54metz
terlings bat ia fdon I'M Stunt begon=
men. 2dbt man es alio liesen, 10 ber=
lofIen sic Naupen Oas berfaulenoe
Obft uno iibertpintern an sefdiibten
pldben, in Der Rtnbe II. |. N. ssSm
6allobft alIp bat man ben 5eino tn
Der 9an6, pie pprber nnb nahher
ni9t mebr, unb man fann atpeierlet
tbun: /. oas Sbf, penn es i9on bic
n0tbise @rDbe bat, gum Qpfelmus
Doer Npfeliaft beripenben, ober g.,
tpenn es mod 3u tlein 1T, es nernihz
ten, perbrennen, in 4ompoit einz
ftampfen, in bic Saudengruben. tperz
fen ober ais Sutter Sen Sdpeinen
aeben. 9lber ia oas 5aIobit nidt
liegen laKen! Ser Sdaoen piirbe
fid bas nddite Sabr ber5ebnfaden.
Sin tpeiteres Mittel, um Den 5ddoz
ling gu berni9ten, 1T bic ridtige
Ninbenpfless. Denn binter ben riff
gen. abeeitorbenen &inoentbeilen fu9t
hie Raupe bss Npfelpidlers unter
l1mitdnben ibr Winterquartier. Oas
Mbf9arrsn unb Mnitrei9en ber8aum=
fiomme NIT aaltmilA 1T Oie bette
9linbenpflese.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-08-15
,,ExrPurtts Rnnfntin)".
(gf. q. Gtaatsaeituna

Der Wib Der gerliner g0rle lit Be-
foaEt unb sefiir4tet. Mun9' Elm
Ghfagnort 1T bort bon 8dren unb
gnneE seprdst. Manhem damn lit
bErd, Elm Ioldes Wort BON Der 8ant,
ba bic Sp0tter iiBen, fir ieinen gam
3en peiteren lebensneg Elm unaus=
I0s1liher @ten,pel aufgebridt. Nun
batcn iie in Der 8ursitraBe 8ernbarb
Gernhurg, ben neuen Staatsiefretdr
Der aslonien rgraellena aoofmid" be-
n1nnt. Weil ct aus Der 9anbeIslpelt
berpcreegansen unb elmer Der Sbrisen
esrcien lit. Sn ben Spot mtf9t ith
Elm gut She'll Neio, unb nit ber 3eit
nrrb Der Spibname Elm gbrenname
fii1 ben 2rdger Deroen. Der &auf=
mcnn ipirb Sou unn 9aben bes Solo
nialamts in bic ridtiss 8alana brinsen
nnt am llti,no bic ftimmenbe Re9<
rung Dorlegen.
9ur6 bic 8eiebung Der neuen Stel>
len I'm nunnebr Ielbitdnbigen Heihsz
amt unb burh Die Nusfiibrung Der
gatanaen bat graelIena Dernburg gez
rdbe in ben Rreiien, aus tpelhen er
Encouragement, Nnitob errest. SIS 1T
i'm gum 0ornurf senladt porben. bab
er, rtaun, bab fein solbseitidter
Gtaatsfetretdrsfrad bic @9neiber<
perfitatt perIdicn", gum Wertbeibiger
ber 9ureaufrnIie gepDrben lei. DAB
Il tei Der Nusipabl btr neuen MGnner
ben Aaufmannftunb au ipenig beriid=
fGtigt babe, Der gtants5etretGr bat
bcrcuf geanfmortet, bab anh Elm
Rlnfmdnn BON cer piefe aus bienen
miifie, beDor ct in leitenbe gteIlen berz
oufriidtn f6nne, unb bat bie9batfdhe
ttleuhtet, bnb oie beutihe 6Gnblerz
ncA bisEer ipenis Sutereffe fiir bic
D RoIunien be5eigt babe.
Die faiifmdnniIden gelellIdaften,
neI9e, nit Dreibriefen nusgeitattet,
bisis RnIpnten 3uerit ii6ernDmn1en bdtz
itn {ebten ipenig Jleib an beren GrsI
bIiEtn nnb 5ogen iiG als BITE profits
lbes ifx 1fidbt 8leiM tinitellen ipolIten,
I lariiiid, Mrbtit anb Utiibe nnb Roifen
I'M in1t dufbdIienb. Mu6 ber Gfddt
u i MI NeTipdltung aufdngIih pes'
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-08-15
Qus Der lDod1e.
Deli uno Eeben unter Ser Eupe
eoitorieuer Betrahtune.
Ger Tnrn-aHtuunr unst 5uu-
BON tat BFrlttt.

Mus Berlin fhreibt man: Seit Mnz
fcng Der Mode ipeilt Cir Mtaiam
Sreloar, Der 2oroeMappr BON 2onz
brn, nit so ieiner Mloermen gum 8ez
fnh in Berlin, tpo er bic tommunalen
Ginri1tungen gum @esenitanbe feines
@tubiums ma9t. Die englifden Be
irhe in Deutfhlano fino iebt i9nea
aufeinanber gefolst, unb lie slei9en
iih barin, bab fie ftets Die @elesenbet:
seeeben haben CUR Sffenbaruns tpabre
haft freunbliher @eiinnungen auf
englif1er, ipie auf oeutfder @eite.
Torin aber slei9t Der 8efud Sir
Miuiam Srelpars benz Der englii4en
Spurnaliiten nidt, bob Die Jabrt Der
Spurnali1ten bod in eriter 2tnie Soften
unb llnterbaltunsen seipiomet mar,
tr6brenb Der 2orbzMappr bpm 2onoon
II, Deutidlanb ernite Stubien madt.
Gerabe aus biefem @runoe baltsn mir
aber ieinen 8efuh eber fiir beoeutz
iamer, als ben Der Sournaliiten. Denn
nihts eint feiter, als bic @emeinf fam=
felt Der Mrbeit, Der 8eitrebungen. Der
SntereFen. ltnb gerabe auf fommuz
ralpoIitiInem @ebiete baben Oeutfhz
Lamb uno England Elm lebbaftes Snters
ei1e baran, miteinanoer oauernb in
6iiblung gu bleiben. Sn elmer Der 8ez
sriibungsanipraden tpuroe BON oeuts
fc1erSeite berbprgebpben, oab Oeutf4z
lamb bas prinaip Der fommunalen
Selbitperpaltung pDngnglano gelern!
unb ubernpmmen bot. Ratiirli9 bat
es 1i1 ia Damn aber auf heuti9em 8oz
cen felbitdnbis unb eisenartig fortentz
pidelt, uno Cir Winiam permns nun
su beobadten, pelde5rii9te bieSelbitz
rertpaItuns in Oeutidlano trGgt. Oas
MrbeitspenIum, bas er ii9 aumuthet,
1T nidt gering. Sn fpenisen Sagen bat
er kreits eine 0olfs1hule, eine8olts=
babeanftalt, bas syrieOri9s zHealgDmz
na1tum, bas Nuoplf 8irdotpz& z&ranfen=
baus, mebrere 8erliner Sammlungen,
bic Walbfhule gbarlottenburgs uin,
be1ihtigt. Mues bas itnb moberrs
@d0pfunsen, bic seeisnet fino, linn oie
lebten 2eiitunsen Der Stabtperpaltun<
gen bon @rob=8erlin por Nugen gu
fiihren. ga9 SEN Mittbeilungsn, Die
cir Wtaiam Der engliiden gteife gez
mo9t bat, hat beipnbers bas Ruoolf
gSir1ptp= =Rranfenbaus, oas betanntli4
has srDbte uno mooernit einseridtete
3ranfenbaus nobl Der sansen Welt 1T,
einen auberorbentliden @inorud auf
ibn gsmadt. sSn ben Sdulen fiel ibm
Defenders bic 8erei,1isung BON tDrperz
l;dsr uno seiitiser Nusbiloung auf.
@ein bisberises 9elanmturtbeil iiber
Berlin tit elm auBerorbentlid giinittz
ees. 0ielleidt miro iih bies urtbeil
1pdter nod ettpas panbeln, 5enn es
eibt fein 2idt obne S9atten; bic
DauptIa9e ober bleibt, bab bic 3eiie
nes 2orbzMopors Elm neues G'lieb in
Der Settle internationaler 8efrde lit,
Sic bas NeritGnonib Der Natipnen fir
einanber pertiefen, ibr Snterehs anetnz
amber beleben, bas Woblpollen Der
Wlitglieber Der Gulturgemeinit itaft fir
einanber 1tdrfen uno 10 i'm belten Stnn
Griebensbiirel9aften bilben = uno
pie1eidt itdrtere, als biplomatti4e
Ronferensen.