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The Washington times., 1910-06-25
Senator Buckley
And Mrs. BuIkeley Leave Today.

senator Morgan C. BUIkelty. OF Con-
necticut. and BIrs. Bulkeiey- viii leave
WASHINGTON today for their summer
place at FenwicI. Conn.
AIR End Mr.. II. J Purdy sailed today
frouc New York for Europe TO spend the
sumner
Representative William A CulloD Of
Indiana. and Mrs. CUllop. VIII leave
washington this afternoon for Atlantic
CITY. where they Will spend the month OF
July They VIII spend he remainder Of
the season IN san Francisco.
Senator Albert 8. CUmmins Of Iowa.
viii leave Washington today for his
home II pes MOin=s. where ne VIII join
Mrs. Cltnmins. who left Washington
several weeks ago
Senator Nathan 7. Scott. OF West Nir-
cinit. and Mrs Scott. have gone TO New
York. from whence they will sail on
Tuesday FOR Europe 10 spend several
months
The Washington times., 1910-06-25

Putting army engineers on reclama-
ton work should at least partially
remove the popular suspicion Shat Of
heers don't have enough TO do 10 earn
their salt
The Washington times., 1910-06-25

The net total circulation OF The Times
.sundaysl during the month OF May was
4.e.lss. all COPIES left over and returned by
ssyhs being eliminated This number, when
divided by 3. the number OF Sundays during
nay. shows tbs net Sunday average for May
20 nave been $40
N each Issue OF The Times. the circulation
figures for tie previous day are Dlainlv
printed az the head Of the FIRST page at the
LETT OF the date line
The Washington times., 1910-06-25

Perhaps the cool wave il explained
by the possibility that the elements
didn't care to try issues with the ad-
jOurnlnent speeches.
The Washington times., 1910-06-25
AmuSernenfS

Amusements.
National--Rigoletto, Sis D. m.
asco-''Merchant Of Venice" sis
Coiumbia-"Caught in the Rain" SIS
Casiao-Motion pictures and vaude-
cosnios-Motion pictures and vaude-
vile.
MISUNDERSTANDING
Masonic INSTRUMENTATION pictures.
GEORGETOWN Open Air Theater-Nfo-
ton pictures and vaudeville. 7:45
and SIS D m
Arcade-Midway attractions
Glen Echo-Dancing and motion pic
lures.
Luna Park-Music and vaudeville.
Chevy Chase Lake-Section of Marine
Band.
Chesapeake Beach-BOardwalk at
fractions
American League Park-Hippodror
amusementS, $3.50 p. n.
The Washington times., 1910-06-25

1t remain@ TO be seen whether the
visit of Pinchot and Garfield will ope-
rate as an antidote for the coloneTs
Sunday with Lodge.
The Washington times., 1910-06-25
Miss Hewitt
Weds 7. L. Zuker.

The wedding Of Miss Eilian T. Hew-
1T and Julius l. Zuker took place
this morning at 1890 o'clockk at the
Ingram Memorial Church, the pastor,
the Rev. T. w. Frizzen, officiating.
il the presence of a small party of
relatives. Mr.. and Mrs. Zuker left i'm
mediately for a brief wedding trip.
and upon their ret4rn viii reside in
asiington.
The Washington times., 1910-06-25

Sullivan having broken into the
fight talk. there is really no reason
why the big stunt should be further
delayed.
The Washington times., 1910-06-25
Minister
And Nine. PardO Leave.

The Minister from Peru and Nine
Pardo, who spent portion Of the win
ter season at the Shorehans. left Wash
ington yesterday for Buena Vista
Springs, Pa. where they VIII spend the
summer.
Jack Letterman and sons. OF Char
lOttesvilie. who have been the guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Levy. Of the Ash
ley. have returned 20 their home.
OctagOn Pleasure Club has completed
plans for launch party on the yacht
Gamble, Sunday, July 10
Bert Cohen. Of Columbia road. has
returned from a weeks visit with
friends in New York and Philadelphia
The Mercantile Club viii entertain
It's friends on a launch party down the
Potomac next Sunday.
The Washington times., 1910-06-25
Miss Fowler
WeSs Robert Z. Lee

Mrs Elizate eth Fowler announces the
marriage Of her daughter, Miss Bertha
II. Fowler. 10 Robert T. Lee. Ct Vir-
ginia. The wedding took place on We'd
nesday, June p, at the home OF the
brides mother in Georgetown Imme-
diately after the ceremony Mr.. and
Mrs. Lee left washington for Atlantic
City, and upon their return. after Sep
TENDER /. VIII be at home at Plains,
Va.
Major and Mrs Webster. and Miss
Frances Webster. who were 10 have
closed their apartment in the Wyoming
today, viii not DO so until Tuesday.
when they will leave Washington Tor
a series of visits in New York and
Boston They VIII then 20 70 kenne-
bunkport. Ne. for the months or July
and August During September Major
Webster and his family viii visit IN
Montreal and in the White Mountains
Mrs Davidson and Mrs HOppin.
mother and sister OF Mrs Webster. will
be the guests OF Major and Mrs Web
ster during the month OF August
Mrs. Richais Reid Rogers and her
daughter. Miss Eliza beth Rogers. Will
leave Washington today for their coun-
try place in kentucky. where they VIII
spend the summer Mr- Rogers VIII join
them later IN the season 4
The Washington times., 1910-06-25

Marshall Field was a great merchant
end very wise man. One or the u,sest
things he ever said was Your customer
is always right"
The Washington times., 1910-06-25
Justice and Mrs. 7. II. Anderson
Will Go to the Alleghenies
New Hampshire Avenue Residence to Be Closed Upon
Court AdjOurnment-Mr. and Mrs. Joseph E. Thropp
Plan Automobile Tour

Justice and Mrs. Thomas II. Anderson
viii close their New Hampshire avenue
residence Thursday. When the District
Supreme Court adiourrs. and VIII leave
Washington for the Allegheny noun
taiIs of@western Pennsylvania, where
thev Will spend the summer months
vita relatives. In August they viii be
Joined By their SOn-in-laW snd daughter,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Pliny Lilley.
who viii remain with tFem until fail.
and then Justice and Mrs. Anderson will
so 10 Waterbury. Conn. To be their
guests for several weeks. They will
make an automobile tour Of the Berk-
shire mountains.
FIR. and Mrs. Joseph E. Thropp will
close their residence on Twentieth street
Tuesday. and @ill leave Washington for
an automobile trip through the noun
tains Of western Maryland and Pennsyl-
vania 70 Bedford Springs. Pa. where
they VIII spend several weeks before
going TO their summer place at EarIston.
Pa. for The season.
The Washington times., 1910-06-25

When mailing series Of form letters
TO the same prospect use a different
form OF envelope ana printing for each
OF the series. II the same Is used in
each case it is more than likely that
all save the first one or two viii De
buried in the waste basket unopened
The Washington times., 1910-06-25
Launch Party
On the Potomac.

Major and Mrs. Barden and Captain
and Mrs Conner entertained forty
guests on launch party on the river
last evening. The party left about 6
o'e ock and supper was served aboard
the little craft. A string orchestra play
ed throughout the evening
Representative Hamilton Fish, who
has been 6 guest at the Albany since
the departure or his daughters several
weeks ago. viii leave Washington today
10 join th=m at his county place at
Garrison, on the Hudson, New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. William s Carroll have
closed their Washington residence and
left Washington yesterday for their
summer place at Port Hope. Ontario,
where they viii spend the summer.
They are making the trip in their pri-
Vate car
Mrs Foster. wife Of Representative
David J. Foster OF Vermont. left Wash
ingtOn yesterday for New York She
was accom- panied by her daughters. the
Misses Foster, who VIII saii for Europe
10 spend the summer Mrs. Foster viii
go 20 her home IN Burlington. VI.
where she will be joined in a few days
by REPRESENTATIVE Foster.
Miss Lucy Garrard. daughter Of Col
oneI and Mrs. Garrard, OF Fort Myer.
left -Oday for Fort Riley Kansas, where
she viii visit for several months
The Washington times., 1910-06-25
Notes From
The Book World.

OF interest TO European travellers this
summer will be c e Hughes newest
book on the Black Forest Of Germany,
which E. P. DuttOn & Co. viii shortly
Ssue- The volume is the record OF a
leisurety journey. and IS Illustrated with
sketches BY the author.
The Washington times., 1910-06-25

II is r5ckoned that Dickens earned a
million nd half with his pen. When
he do he left an estate worth half a
nlllllc and ne was man OF extrava-
The Washington times., 1910-06-25

4 daily reminder in the shape Of
desk pad calender has saved many
hundred dollars that used to escape
over the 4 forgot" route.
The Washington times., 1910-06-25

In spite of his anliction. Senator
Gore seems TO have remarkably clear
vision.
The Washington times., 1910-06-25

The demand for Sir Ernest shaekIe-
tons account OF his Antarctic expIo-a-
ton IS unprecedented in this country
Ih9uSa nds Of volumes have been sold.
and the book has already run through
several editions
The Washington times., 1910-06-25

The net total circulation OF The Times
.callyl during the month OF Nay was
a.l5s.ss2. all copies left over and returned
being eliminated. This number. when d.
Sided BY 26. the number OF days OF publica-
ton. shows the net daily average for May
20 have been 44574
The Washington times., 1910-06-25

The older an account gets the harder
It becomes 10 colsect. Accounts like pan
cakes should be taken while they are
hot.
The Washington times., 1910-06-25

Arnold BenneCs new novel. Claw
hanger is said TO Be the first book this
author has under PREPARATIONS that VIII
deal with the Five Towns" In this
series Nr- Eennet viii strive TO deDict
the breaking down OF the ole shirt by
the new r. P. DuttOn & Co are Civ
ine the book the best OF tyne ard Illus
traitor.
The Washington times., 1910-06-25
What's on the Program in
Washington
Tonight.

Lawn fete and dance, Thirty-fourth
street and Bunker Hill road. Mt.
Rainier.
The Washington times., 1910-06-25

Total FOR the month. 2O4. s75
Sunday average Tor the nonth........ 40,s25
The Washington times., 1910-06-25

The BEGINNING OF the last leg OF his
long journey BY Colonel Roosevelt has
revived The story that he has been Of
Tered $4,000 for book that Will tell
OF his visit 10 Europe and $4,000 for
a volume on sports and hunting big
game
The Washington times., 1910-06-25

Robert Herrick's new novel a Life
For a life. IS said 70 be the most am
Dltiors EFFORT q this prolific writer 4
review OF the book is scheduled for The
Times book news department next SAT-
Urday
The Washington times., 1910-06-25

Announcement is made of the mar
riage Of Miss Theresa X Shea, daugh-
ter of Mrs. Shea nd the late Daniel
Shea, to Wyatt A. Lee. The marriage
took place last evening at $50 o'clock
at the parsonage of St PauFs Catho-
lie Church. the Rev. James F. MaclSin
officiating.
Mr. and Mrs. Lee left for a wedding
trip, ana upon their return will make
their home in Washington.
The Washington times., 1910-06-25
Miss Carus.
Guest of Miss Ruth ZONES.

Miss Stella Carusi. the sebutante
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Edgene Ca
rasi. left Washington this morning TO
spend several DAYS with Miss Ruth
Jones. at WOOdside. Nd.
Mrs John Paul Jones and Miss Jones
closed their residence on Church street
on Monday AMI opened their summer
home at Woodsi5e Tor the season. Later
ia the season Col. ana Mrs. John n
Williams and Miss Dorothy Williams
vii, be guests OF Mrs Jones.
Mrs. John Ross Martin. wife OF Pay
Inspector Martin, L. ). y, viii leave
Washington the la ter p8:T Of next
we, for Ocean City. N J.. where she
VII remain until October Pay Inspec-
tor Martin VIII sp-Dd the week-ends at
Ocean City
Mr. and Mrs Alexander Britton VIII
close their residence on $ street on
June - and go 90 Magnolia, where they
viii be guests at the Oceanside during
the summer season. They will be a.
cOmpauied by -Eeir daughters. Miss
Br.tton and Miss Margaret l. Britton.
The Washington times., 1910-06-25
Sunday.

1hs number OF complete and perfect copies
81 The Washington Times printed Sundays
Curing the month Of Nav was as follows:
The Washington times., 1910-06-25

Mrs. L. Cohen and Miss Dorothy
Cohen Of 500 L street, have taken the
The Washington times., 1910-06-25

Tue summer book schedules Of tha
various publishing houses which are
Just now about all in. are unusually at
tracuTe this year All OF the big pub
llshers, and some OF the smaller ones
nave long lists OF titles that look most
Interesting. From the manner In which
ey are going after business II is Dre-
stunned that the publishers at least BE-
heve in the politicians claims OF great
prosperity throughout the country.
The Washington times., 1910-06-25

Owea Johnson, whose story, The
Narm.nt. is appearing seriaIiy in The
Saturday Evening Post. Is a son OF
Robert Underwood Johnson, the editor
{ OF the Century.
The Washington times., 1910-06-25
SUBSCRIPTION RATES BY MAI
MAY CIRCULATION.
Daily.

Ihe number OF complete and perfect copies |
81 The Washington Tins printed daily dur |
ing the month OF May was as follows:
The Washington times., 1910-06-25

Renshaw cottage at Rockville, Nd,
for the summer season.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-12-07
7lxkbert9t.

ebhttH .. Ss3-
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napba uno Big SanbpHub iire qetieaen.
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ptls unb hattie ssitern abeno bel bie'tser
Stas. sinsn 8afGitouo uou l3.s 5us.
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g8aHeritanb pon 3.s 5ab uno itesSt.
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nen RaTereano pom e-2 8ub uno tdat.
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.iusu 8afierfauo IL 5ub uns ftetst.
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N.mpsis. Tenn. Der 5lub Bat eiHeu
DefIertano Don 81 5nB ans fteisi.
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ShulfumDoien in Alt-Yerliu.

,sn ser Ge,ltihen Sages5eInmg
lcieu mir: gSenn Iest an lnlern ho'
bern Sehronitalten 5undd)it MIR
bel sSubIlden uno beiouoers feitliten
sltten-- ShulauIfitbrungen ltatt'ms
Den. 10 greiit man gelppbnIlh ms
arietnide IItert1um 5llriIt uno
bringt ben groBen SopbotIes 81 el.
rem. llniere 4Itporoern in Berlin
giueen bel ihren ShuIfouooien big
auf biblIihe Stofie 5ltriid, uno Die
Serren 9ireftoren ODER Gettoren,
ME tic poroem hieBeu, bearbeiteten
oiele Stoiie ieibit uno iuhten lie
oramotiih si,5uItlisen. 3u elgenem
@rgosen gaben ole SdIiler otele
5tiide niht, benn Die Shulranme
ruaren i'm j1mmerlidrteu 3uItano,
uno bon elmer NuIa puBte mon Hihts.
Die 9teftoren lpollten oielmebr ein
Siiidlein Belo oamit DeroieTen.
Ulan fonnte es ihnen nId,t peroeafen,
oenn nod unter benz eriten aOnig
preubens l.btsR tie in 70 oridenoer
Rctb, pab man iih beuts idiperIi4
einen gegriff booen MAIDEN tam.
90 erfhiensn iis osnn nit ibren
Shiilsrn bel sroBen oodSeiten obsr
itdotiifsn 1siten i'm Ratbbausiaal
uno unterbieIten nit ibrer Wim!t bic
9Gits, tpenn ouh meter nihts babel
bsrausiam als ein sutes ntahl fir ben
bunerisen Wae.n. Gin iolhes Stiit
bat ouh Der aonreitor Mihael Ghirs
mer bonn 0rouen aloitsr eelhrieben.
Der ionit ols airtenliebpifter BE.
iannt lit. Woute .r es heute auffiib>
,rsn. 70 wurben iiA bic 3a9orsr Dor
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-12-07

Reattton mar gebro6en, 70 bab jest
eins 8srfiiqung oss ariegsminiits.
riums Die GinFiibrung De5 aalpats
nit elmer borrtbile DIctu bIeers
men SpIBe fir ale Snfanterieoffi3iere
anoronen tonnts. Der Sultun ieIbit
eri6ien beim nGditen SeIdmiif in bie'
lem 4alpat mas tQnn man thun,
nenn ielbit Der aaIif ioI6e SInbs bes
gebt? 60 lit 0snn Durtb bic 8erdnoes
rung Der aopfbeDetune in Der Tiirtet
Elm gut Sbeil reattiondren Wipsritrs.
bens beiettigt, uno in bisisn Sagen
tonnte fogur fir bic Murine bic Gin-
fubrung elmer tIeinen tpeibsr WIse
nit - ss 1T bsiIpisLlos - Sturmriez
men befpblen tperben. 5reiIih, big
CUR Grloubnib fir ben W}oslem, eurp.
pGifte MiiBsn, Sits obsr SeIms gu
tragen, 1T noh Elm tpeiter Weg, aber,
Denn uns nidt allss tduIht, lpiro man
audi baIb habin tommen W}an iiebt:
Iu6 MiiBen babsn ibrs Geididte.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-12-07

Baden trimmer, bamals ab.r puroe
es Durhaus ern't aufgefdBt. 0us
Stiid bisb: Der psrfolsts 9opiD".
Cine 4Srobe geniigt. 4ls Der Ghcr
Der tiraeIitiTfsn 5rausn unD Sung
frauen bos Subel- unb Siegeslleo &C.
iungen bat: Saul bat tauieno ges
f6lagen, 0opio a6er 5ebntauIenb!"
iagt iie Der er5iirnte &onig nit beittz
gen Steltporten bapon unp bolt
folgenben M&onolog: rgDas? Dia
nun Die Iffettton netner Inter
tbanen Quf ben anaben Siat falen?
3o5 miro BEL meinem @io mir our
b0dJit prdjuoi3ierlih l,no nodtbeltl-
gen ShmdIerltng meineS fontgllhen
9tamPn5 gereld)en lu0 metnen Dor
oeiien ernorbenen 9tubm DerounfeIn
uno ousl0iher. GteIem beiorgltden
llnbetl nber fltr3utommeu, nil th
auf behenoe @riffe beooht ietn Siers
3l1 miro ponnotben iein, oaB i6 mel
nes Screens syiirioB perbeble. 0ent
nel6er &0uig unb Gotentot, liebet
bon 5er3en einen frernoen luo tbm
perboBten niuCceiiorem" lnO grbfol.
qer?" SauL tbut BARN oen YbebenOen
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ieitdt bot iih gegen MIDI, ben gerins
gen Gapio, fetnesDegS 81 entihltlols
gen. 9aB mir aber @Ip. Maieltdt All
@ieberpergelt1ng meiner gerinafiiqis
qer GienIte 6ero tilteItes ,Srauletr
Iodter periprtd)t, erferne if) mid
zines aQ3u hoben uno iiber meineMe.
riten uno 8eroienite IteigenbeS 8e,
ihenf fiir untpiirbig uno unfdbtg.
ge0onfe mid bennaf gegen Gu.
WtnieItdt Der mir geporoenen llr-
perotenten Iffeftion unterthGnigit
NIT fernerm grbieten, gn. MuieItGt
nit itanofelter 1reue, unpersagtem
Wutb un6 mGnnIifer Ser5haftiQ-
felt qeqen Grp. NaieIt6t 5u bienen
urb ouf3uparten geiIiIIen gu iein." !"
Gos Grifeinen oe5 Heftors nit iei.
nen SfiiIerE nur6e INNER nit
iSreuben begriiBt, uno bas glubito-
rllml mar beQIiift :.
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1900; Alss. -. l $i2.Oo--,2.s0, Rs, 4
$l1.0O-ll.S0 pss Zen.
N&tIen fnttsr tf ftetts. - Alsts Sal 90
Ia 90, MibSIiRs arsbs 81 .Oo--35.OO 10.
fstnes $eS. 90 - 27.0O, aemtf&teS Rxites
ta2. .00--23. 60 per Tonne IL Bulf usS 81. .Oe
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0snswe. Tsypenttr 8le, getrolsxm, gsr.
feettsn Zoe, Dbts. Gsrtads ano SHbtsas
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4spkta l3e per Oaasas.
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b. Sssntrs 7'I-7Ie Per pfans.
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psr Tonne abaeiieferi SawAlofs etA6.
,oslsn A.25, HRikraea. $3.50 psr fsnxs
sbssIiefsrt. Gsss tstsi $3.50 pes Tonne
abselisfsrt.
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$50 per Ba. SEM 6tsYs. 1iwstAy 81. So
475 aaf bsm Oslsiis ans s4.50-5.Oo %.
Ea. BON Stsys. 0u1psi,en soc. Slaas.
iaamsn 81. so per Du.
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Qsfex> Juliiss.


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GeIb ION eau" mar feiter su 2ssss--3 ~
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M!tisn marft. - Ter Warit mar tests
Iebr Has uno bic Treiie seoriidt. Anfanss
iette eine notwithstanding stn, Dte Ie.
bod nur pon furser Iausr mar. Der Warif
puroe itpat uno nerbliet faf nnuniers
bro Aen 10 bis sum G9Iub. Iie ShiuBnos
tirmnsen srsaeen in pielen 5duen jtsnlsb
beoeutenoe Bsftufe.
Hsdfte6snbe Nurfe nursen psn ssrStrws
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Hnt Strats. bert4tst:
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Bonn Surban sum aalpaf.

Die 9eihihte Der Refprmsn in Der
Iiiriei 1T cine 9eihihte Der - Sppfs
beoetungen. IS itRtnt bi8orr, a6er
es lit eire 5hotIohe, bdb nit ben
Sauptentipidslungspuntts Der thrift
i6en neusrsn 8eihihte ftets Elm 0e6z
lei Der aopfbepstung perbunbsn mar.
8isis SeItiumteit ertldrt iih left.
lpenr man beoentt, bdB oos Saupt
Dem Woslem Elm heiligsr gIag lit, ben
gu entbIoben er fir gottesIdItsrlih
hdlt. pab iomit Die ierpeilige &opfbs-
oetung als cine rsligiOie uebsrIieie=
rung nur ungeru gseen cine nsue Sorm
Dettauift tptrb.
urfpriinelih truasn bic Ssmaneu
ben gurbar, Der bel pprnehmen Yus
ibos nit Elm big 3lpei RoBihDelfen
per3iert mar. Rsbenbsr batten ii6 frelz
lid) bic Sanitiddren cine beionbsre
aopfbebedung, eine bo6s gelbs Wfugs,
sussIegt. SuItau Wabmuo, Der Rss
former, nun lteb 1926 ni6t nur Die
JanitIhareu nit ihrer Srdtt uusrDt=
ten. ionOern befubl aud, bab Sepsr.
mann ben Surban obIeqe uno gum
s3eihen feiner mobernen 9eiinnunq ben
bstannteu rotben fSes nit itpndr3er
SrobbeI truqe. Oieier Tes itommte
BON osn erishiItsn SuIsIn, bsren ge.
pobner ii6 Ieit uroIter J3eit oieIer
.pbrneiIhen" MuBe beoienten bon
Der ia and Die rotbe Sutobinermiise
bersultitsn 1T. Die grauiame Regiss
run9 Wabmuos fubrte bisien GrlaB
troB bartHGtioen WioerItrebens lei
allen ben 80Itern ourh, bic bic 5duft
bss YaoiIddbs srrslhte. 60 fam es,
oaB ieitDem ale Ssmdnsn RumsIiens,
aratoIiens uno gum Sheil AUDI Sp-
riens Den 7es nls aopfbeosturg fiibrz
ten, sbsnIo fpie bic Mrmes, bab ober
bic freien WiiTtenoOIter, tpie Die Sur
ben, bic 8rufsn unb bic Graber ben
Surban biz auf unIers 5age beibsbal=
ten haben.
Jtur ben Rahtommen V}oh1mmeo5,
Den Sherifen, blisb ss srlaubt, einen
griinsn uno Den Wlettapil9ern, fOpis
Der islamitiiheu 8siitihteit, einen
tpeibeu Surbou tueiter8utrdoen. gu6
ben Dertpiihen blteb aIs 3eihsn TIRES
Stanoes ibrs lanos, bobs. seibe gtlsz
miBe. quh ionit bnben ein3slne 9Dls
terihaftsn bis bsute ihre aopfbeos'
tuneen bsibetalten. Die Wpntensoriz
ner trugsn audi unter tiirtiiher !osrr
idaft cine nisorigs roth if1puras
Wiibe, Die gulgaren cine niebri9e, bic
SfherteFsn cine hobe pel3riiBe, Die
Qlbansien einen tpsiBsn, Die Suoer in
9oIdftina oft einen ihparsen 5es,
fpdhreno Die Seouineu elm peibss Suh
iibsr ben &opf trugen, bas nah ben
Styultsrn berabfaleub burh cine
Shnur BON aamelhdaren feftsebaItsn
piro. 90 mar Die aopfbsoefuna in
Der 9irtei allmGhlth elm 3eidaen oes
Stanbes, getenntniH.s uno Der aulz
tur oeporoen.
9lLIe bi.ie ueberlieferungsn srbieIt.n
einen iturten StpB, ais I'M porlseu
Sabre unter Der iuRetiirtiitn Wiliz
tGr=erpaltuno fir bic 4rmse Elm trooz
oelloier. felosrauer 5ss einsefiibrt
tpuroe, fpdbreno GrtiIlsrie urn anpals
lerie ben ihnarssn aalpot. eine Irt
arimmermiiss, erhielten. RstigiDie
2eute propbessitsn oamals be, 70 FIRE.
pelboften Refprmeu ben 3nrn 4aabs,
inoeiIen purbe es iehr balb unter ben
iunaen tiirtifhen gleannts Uiobe, .iz
nen selb.n G.s sur Sago uno gum
Sport auFsuIss.n. Die Matt Der