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RICH Because ONCE MARRIED.
woman Who Dives Chinese husband
snherits b, Virtue Of children.

Nav HAVEN. Conn. July u Judge
John p. Studley Of the Probate Court to-
day gave a decision directing that the
trustee pay over the entire estate 81
Hesehiah Gilbert. amounting To sieO. 90.
to Mrs. Mary Jerome. granddaughter Of
the testator. Il was the first ruling Of
the kind made in this State.
Under the provisions Of the will Mrs.
Jerome was To get the estate II she was
married at the time the provisions should
come into effect The KranddAughte
married Van Phou Lee. the author Of MY
Boyhood Days in China and . graduate
Of Yale. 1887 She AfterwArd obtained
. divorce from him. The will provided
that IL Mrs. Jerome should be unmarried
At the time the will went into edecs the
money should 70 to various local chair
ties.
The QUESTION Arose when the viii was
probAted - TO whether Mrs Jerome had
fulhlled the conditions OF the will. Judge
Studley decided that the divorce did not
in validate Mrs. Jeromes claim 20 the
estate
The te~ta,or wished 20 continue hls
family and at the time Of his death
decreed thai his daughter should have
the life Use Of his property Then
IL was to 60 To his KranddAug hter
should she be marriei Otherwise the
money was to go to charities. Under the
Connections Law a divorce returns a
woman to her former status
Mrs. Jerome however. had two chill.
dren. q daughter and a son. and the Judge
held the conditions fulhlled Al the tins
Of the divorce she was given permission
To take back her maiden name. Her
former husband lives IN New York now
He was formerly IN the Chinese consular
aaryrica
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why 4 COP BEaT MS HORSE.
Reasoned n, tnaIOEy mat Monte would
Think Himself Bleeding TO Death.

Policeman Johr y Copeland Of trafic
precinct e. on trial before Third Deputy
Commissioner Walsh yesterday charged
With hayirg beaten he hor-'. Monte
laid that he had b"en awSy OF his Naca-
ton and thai when ~ returned h. found
thai Monte had shipped hack a bat ~ his
training. On the day n question NJ was
ridirE IN IhIrty-frsi stree; when several
taxicshs tri"d to pass hirr Mont" SHE'D
and tired 20 rear
In the N.st COPELAND raid. they hal
a custom ~ hitting n rearing horse over
tho head With 4 bottle ~ hot wEtsr
When the bo''l. hroks and the water
lsAgan 90 .rickls down tho horse thought
that 10 wa bleeding ~ Death and forgot
all about rsarlnz
The policeman tined the ,arn" trick
with his stlck he said. tarping the horse
Nightly between IN" ears. Monte. how o
ever. refursd 10 b. ca!oled into the belief
tina; n. Was bleeding % death and waited
10 che s,dswalk. ~her- h. shipped and fell.
cutting bis knees-
ComrnIssioner Walsh reserved decision.
The complaint against COPELAND Was
made by Miss Annie X. Tinker - ~ Fact
Fifty -ssventh street
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BiLLOON TRIP MILES, MON,
Tnree Ven aaIiinE From PhIladelphla "a
nhsde Island Break neeOrSl-.

PRoVIDENCE. X /. July p Three
hallooni-ts who left Philadelphia at ~
clock last night and smashed two records
"n tnsIr way over SIX States landed ia
PascoaR AZ iO-O5 o'clock this morning
In the basket were DR. Thomas D
Eldredge. Fred &. Underhill and MS son
Andrew r. Cnderhill
On the trip they ascended To a Igi.t II
10 55n feet. OF jus, ten feet IesS than two
miles. and kept above Rhode Island soil
at least lO.OOO fest until they decided e.
land The balloon was IN the air - hours
and minutes the record for Sights from
it, horne town
The pond near the state sanita-ium
confused the party and they decided Ia
land When they learned that the instl-
tuition located there WAS a sanitarium
rather than college. as they expected,
they kept on To- Pascoag. whcr" they made
a safe landing The asrunayt- left Pas.
coag tins afternoon on their return trip.
passing through mere a. . O'Clock on the
train for New York
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RIVER PLUNGE ENDS JOY RIDE
TIVE New YORK. Chris Hurried 10 safety
Ono Nan CRITICALLY Hurt.

NEv HAVEN. July ~ An automobile
owned by Frank Scott Gerrish u New
York dashed into the HammOnAssett
Bridge. twenty miles east OF this city. at
| O'Clock this morning and then plunged
twenty feet. landing IN the river
In the auto were Robert Butler o. Gull
ford. a bookkeeper: two New York girls.
sis,sru. the Misses ElizAbeth and Nellie
Harvey. VINO are summer cottagers at
Madison. Conn. and Richard starr. the
chauffeur for SIR. Gsrrish
The river IL very shallow where the
accident occurred The screams % the
two urls aroused people living near the
bridge They found the auto on top q
Butler When Il VAS lifted on HIM the
doctors found his right leg broken. his
shou der dislOcat-d. his teeth knocked ont.
ant hi- body cut and bruised lie - in
t-rnslly injured
one 81 the Harvey slsteru was hurled
from the car into a boat by the river hank
The other sister was tossed twenty FIVE
feet into meadow grass The chauffeur
cleared the wreck entirely
Mr Gerrish Who 10 q summer resident
AZ Mulberry Point. near Madison. IL eK-
pected hack from Europe early In August
Starr Was arrested charged With reckless
driving, and hts bond hN-d az u on
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rHINK BRYAN VIII BOLT.
Nebraska Newspapers Expect Him "a
Support Republican Ttcket.

OMAHA. Neb July u The belief that
William J. Bryan may holt the Democratic
ticket and support the Republican nomi-
nees az the fall elections Ia growing and
10 now being discussed freely ny the
newspapers % the STATE
Mr.. Bryan has gwen out no statement
on the subject and will not express him
self He IL making ms campaign on the
county option measure and ~ paying
no intention TO any other issue.
The Democratic State convention will
undoubtedly throw Bryan down and re-
fuse to indorss this measure and the
Republican stats platform will just ~
surely contain a county option plank
Having taken this stand. Nebraska news
papers say that Bryan can now very easily
support the Republican candidates. who
will b~ standing on . platform containing
the things for which Bryan has worked
and that he can consistently bolt the
Democratic ticket. whose platform is
exactly opposite To what hs has said
10 the salvation of the party and country.
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rs .ND ISN'T JOHN D.'SGINwILL
John ID. schnapps Arrested for Caiiing
Hi. saloon John ID. = Place"

CLEVELAND, July u - because he placed
in window Of HIS saloon at Ontario
street and 81 Clair avenue a Sign read
ing This - John u = place.- John ID.
Schnapps was arrested this afternoon
The complaint was filed by Frank ?
MArmann 81 3Iss West Ninety second
street. who claims Ia be- a friend ~ the
original John d. oil king
NarmAnn says that Rockefeller -
familiarIy known a. John d. and asked
What the oil kings sunday school pupils
would say II they CHANGED 20 pass the
saloon and saw that sign. Marnann said
he considered the sign an insult 70 my
good friend Rockefeller. and he at once
consulted Attorney Fred Beer. son OF
Circuit Judge Beer.
schnapps was taken before Squire
Griswold, where he furnished bond
and his vrsal vas s-t for next Tuesday
Schnapps ar gues that a. his name Is John
n he has a perfect right 10 Use ~ on his
sign.
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THE M TIER twES tTRSHIF'
Z n, eiIesi 81 Annapolis. where u's To Ne
Tested BASED on Rare Pm, siral Laws

ANNAPOLIS. Md July ~ The novel
and mysterious airship invented ny
Congressman Butler Ames Of Massachu-
sets was exposed To public view for a
short time before dark this evening II
rested upon a platform on the bow q the
torpedo boat BAgley. upon which It had
come from Washington for tests which
will BE- conducted here 10y the naval
experimental station. 81 which Com
mAnder Walter 2 worth,ngton - had
When these tests will take place will be
determined Tomorrow AZ a consultation
between Commander NorthIngton and
Mr. Ames
IL u stated that the machine acted
encouragngly duung informal TRIALS on
the trip from Washington The canvas
CYLINDER which arr the man features
10 the machine wsry revolved ny a motor
for which the current vas supplied from
the BAgley dynamo II IL claimed that
the machine readily lifted it>eh the
motor and several hundred pounds -
metal. and rugged a. the Ropes which
held Il 10 the platform
At'aChed to the cylinders. which arr II
canvas. about eight feet IN diameter
and sixteen long are short plants 81 the
same material fixed ~ ;angenu AZ small
angles 20 the surface 81 the cylinders
The cylinders are revolved IN the direction
~ the angie instead ~ the open portion
~ might - thought. and II - claimed
that great hitting power - directed
The theory % the machine j. hased
upon practically unknown laws % phyuic~
TIE tests will 10 conducted 10 indicate the
hitting power under known driving power
The aimee machine differs from the
aeropiane- in tina; the power which pro-
pel- the machin" forward has NO con
nection With the lifting power. thus helm {
centred IN the operat ion II the cylinders
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-22
M CONSIDERED BLAST
smashe- Pelham Parkway bridge and
Westrhesters water Vain

A blast set "a in the cut which has heen
dug across Pelham Parkway in tne courss
OF the construction Of the New YORK New
Haven and Hartford's new electric
line from I7Tth street to Mount Vernon
knocked out section % the bridge over
the cut yesterday afternoon and smashed
a water main supplying the village OF
westchester
The main was a ne~ one INTO which the
water was turned for the first time zee.
terdAy After an hours delay West
chester got it, water again through ths
old tube
The accident to the bridge cut on auto
mobile travel along the parkway Ths
contractors say they will have the br'dgs
ready for traffic this morning
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R4TLWtr sTRIKE COLLtPSEs
British Anslgsmated society wsu'ssn q
suppsTt Northeastern Men.

NEWCASTLE. July Fl 1t II stated that
the strike on the Northeastern Railway
has been settled The men accepted the
terms offered by the company. u 10 under
stood
The AualSamatci Society % Railway
Servants at a meeting to-day declined TO
support the strike
The stnk- wa. settled mainly through
IN. interv. On ~ OF the AmAlgamated
S,c-ty 81 Railway servants. the officials
Of winch Ipin,ed o,It that the employees
rnctaods were illegal and hat their atti-
t.Isie n rcfr--nSu 20 ih" suspended - itch
rar. whose suspension causrd the strike.
Vas unrel -Dnahle.
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mr. M PALISADES ROCk.
stone weIEhinS q Ton wrecks . Heuss
and Nearly knIs It's owner.

A rock weighing about a ton broke
ious- yesterday afi~rH0osi from So place
part way UP the Palisades at "eehA~ken'
crashed down the SLOPE below. rolled into
the yard and hit the house OF John nAs-
sert at 81 West Sineteenth street, Wee
hawken
The SIDE of thu house, a Two s'oty
frame h,uLiinR. was cr1Ishsd IN and the
horse Was badly wrecked Ga~sert, who
- a. years old. wAs caught amid the
crushed timberu and both legs were
broken He Wa 80 badly hurt internally
aleo that before he vas taken 10 the
North Hudson Hospital . priest vas sum
nonei TO administer the lat rites
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OPERATION on CISSr LOFTUS
Actress London Dates Cancelled for an
Indennite Period.

SPECIAL Cabs Ds'pd'oh % rHI SrS
LoSDoS. July 81 Cecilia LOTUS. who
was billed to appear at the Coliseum on
July Is. will. IL was announced tonight
undergo an operation.
She will not appear in pIblic until
further notice
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-22
NATIVES DEFEAT LIBERIiNS
Hard Fighting Reported ny Commander
% the Ipes Meines Fever on the snip.

sf the Des Meines Fever on the ship.
WAsHISoToS. July 81 Severe fshtins
has occurred IN Liberia near Cape Palmas
between the natives and Lb~rian troops
The latter were defeated This informa-
ton u contaInei in a message received
by the Navy Department to-day from
Commander John = Luby Of the United
states cruiser Dee Molne~.
Commander Luby also reported that
four cases Of blAckwAter fever have
Developed among IN. crew Of the D.~
Moines. which Is processing on that
account to the Canary Islands for q stay
OF two weeks Blackwater fever v q
form Of malaria The Dee Moines will
stop on the way north at Monrovia and
DAkAr
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va 4. =. n. STRIkE.
Read Promises To PAY standard Vase
rate last sf chicago.

MoSrRF VI July - - Al agr~em' NJ has
ten reached lotw~-n the Canadian
Pacifir and - trainmen aud conductors
and al po@slb.Aty &c a strike on that ~ys-
tern i Avrrt.,d Under the agreement
the company win recognize the .taipds I'd
~. for the territory east 81 chicago A.
pAid by the United States roads
Thus tie rnsn Obtain tho principal
thing for which hoy Were hobding out
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VATICAN YIELDS To SPAIN
Prime Minister announces settlement OF
Charch Dtspute Near.

STFcfaI tux DsspaItN % IHH otN
MADaID. July 2I-Prirns Minister
CanalejAs stated IN the Cortes to-day
that he hoped shortly Co announce q sat
i-factory solution % the religious dim
Guilty.
The Vatican. he SAID. - willing 20 ne
xo,tata on the bass % state control.
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All IN. wall s,,.,, N--.

-. a. street. edIuon Of rHI EvESSo scr
-s ~ re AranrtAi ness ana The stoch ard
0Auaps 20 N. eioss Of NJ market The
&c osAuoos. inrtIding III bid ana asked
H FE AdeiuonAl ncus matter. are coa .
a 20. 80 lz zee E!ght eaiaoa Of IKE EvEStS o
u 80
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sssiss ~ ~. 90 T,- NE s,Bs.;,.s = 80,
oSsah Ave Q AVA. al Msrkst ST. NeuaTE.-AsV
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,IN..MAM MEN RUS

ATLANTA BUCKINGHAM HEn fHi-
SaVannsE Jacksonville. Tampa pcs~I .l.on
81 V Fsin. >~sh1srt AZ La. l'@ ivy
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ss-Ss ia ATLANTIC CnfAND sErl ~:
VrrusN IN an. NaIIrued. sunday neat Sp-'na
tF.iu fTs.r~s o. 4 n -A1g
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NAH sIBSSRIPIION ORDERS TOR
The SIn sal The FNsnng san ray u .cft With
leN sdeaIeTs No eHuA chargr--.isg
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Had.ss River Day Iins rn~ ssi'ir~t Hnd
4. - n I-na'f I.Itsr I.ssr-r-. fTur' .Ir
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Sie rmfiiide 0ebeimpolisei uDr
0eridt.
Qaris. 16. csuni.

garis, 16. ssuni.
DER ruiIiife RepolutionGr Wi1:I
Rips, Der am 8. Uaai porisen Jdbres
in einsm Barrier 6otel ouf ben poIi>
seioberii b. Soften seihoHen bat, tpnrs
be nod aipeitdeieer 0erbanbluns BON
ben poriier Gefhporenen ireiaefpro.
6en- Dies 9erbitt iit sIeihbebeu.enb
nit elmer 0erurtbeilung Der rufifhen
0ebeimpoIisei, bic in ben ausiassn
oer 3eugen unb in Acknowledgements
rebe bts Deputirten WiIIm libel tpegs
tam. Die 0erhubuns b. Rottens nit
bem befannten parting 2anbs
eHen unb Der 8erliner 4gentin
Shutihento fam ipieberbolt our
Sprone unb fonnte bon benz g}oiiseis
pberft niht beitriiten iperben. Der
Greipruh purbe NIT Beifan oufges
nommen unb finbet auh In Der preFe
8iIIi9uns.
Jm Qaufe Der Werbonblung er5Gblts
Rips. er fsi ols Gobn elmer nnsefebe.
nen Jamilie NepolutionGr getporben,
tpeil er NIT Orouen bic gepoIttbuten
gefsben, bic bic poliaei sesen 1ouern
uHb Subeu Deriibts. RAD sinem terrD'
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baB id elm Rorr bin, id ipieber5oIe es
mir pdbrenb all' Der Stunoen, in Se.
nen ih bic beriidenbe Stimme nit)l
bore ;"
.Sds iinb senau breiunbonanais,
brummte ih.
rIn oieien 9Dnen bGlt iie meineSses
ls ssfsnelt, boB id am Gage na6t-
ipdnbelno umberaebe."
LIMB Define ssrau2" bemerfte it)
bdlblaut.
rBo bentit On bin!" risf er beftis.
nib peib, mas i6 8incp i9uIbia bin.
Mein ebrennort. bab i6 ME periuden
fperbe, bic sebeimnibpolle Sdneerin gu
ieben; in fpenisen Wpnen perlaii.n mir
Rom, bann 1T bieier ipnnoerbore
5rdum porbei Singen iperbs id
ni6t ipisber bDrsn mDgen, aud BON
Der groBten aiinitlerin ni6t /.
8ldubit Ou mod, iie perbsrse iid in
osm buitsren polas5o, neil fie bdBlid
iit?"
n6dblih!" psrIeBts i6 smpDrt, lid
tpdre Elm Oummtopf, fpoate ih ettpos
10 4bgei6madtes bebaupten. 60 ipi.
oeriinnig tonn bic Ratur niht psrfabs
rem, pteier Gimme mub bic i95ufts
Gubers 5iiIle perIieben iein. gs iiuo
lpeias, idpelIenoe aippen, bensn bieIe
S0ne entquelien, IS 1T Elm grobss,
mddtiges 4use, aus benz 8egeiiteruHs
flommt, = iinnpertpirrenb i6on 1T
iie! SAB uns beten, bab Der 3ufau uns
ntht nit ibr suiammeniiibrt, uniere
tugsnoli4en 8uridb. piirbsn idmmers
lid ssrihe[len uno mir Sulest nod ipii=
tbenoe Riodlsn perben."
(Jortiebung iolet,)
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ffefin @penst, 2inspppe, GiHtiuaGti ,Ehfs.
grtefIi6e aHftporieH si.oo uHe borf1bsr.

6duier i'm gegsnfnb su anbern Cans
bern aIs cine geigabe GROCER unn bos
ber Iatur bietsn. 9lud bari man
nidt pereeFen, baB bieies burehs
ihnittlih 1900 Wieter bod geleaene
5o6tbal, in Delhem auber Utiib uno
adie nihts Rshtes fp1hit, burn BEN
auberoroentlihsn ssrembenpsrfeby els
Hen bebeutenben fpiribfhuftli6en Nnfz
i6pung erreibt bat. Der sSr.nbe Bill
bet benn aud bier mebr als on anberH
aurorten bic einsige 9aieinsmDslihs
teit, bas ausi6liebiihs grtperbsobj.tt
Der 9eDobner. sSene unssItnlteH
5rembenpaldiie beberbergen niht MIR
5uuienbe bon 4usI1nbern, ionbern
beifen auh ourd ben Habrnngsbe5ug
ben Inpobnsrn fort unb balten bieie
gum eroBen Sbeil iosar In ibren
8ieniten. 4ls beionbers harafterts
itiid unb fir beutihe 9esriffe ielts
Jam mag bier angefiibrt iperben, baB
elm GROCER Sbeil Der 2ebrer. bic natiirs
lif fammt Der gngoDiner SugenD
tpdbreHb BEG gau3eu Sommers fduIs
frei iinb, pGbrenb Der Saiion in ben
GranbsSotels ols SetretGre ober
Observation-Disclosures ober dIs
SerDicenahbelfer 8erpenbung finben.
60 iiebt man benn in biefen MofeB
tpohl. tpie bic S9uImeiiisrbanb, bic
Dor tursm 3eniuren ihrieb. Dor benz
gfniiurm Der Jremoen NIT gebaft
bic 5otslrehnungsbiher orbnet. lInb
man6er, Der iiinsft ben RisbftDd
idtpuna, Der ereift nun nah Der Ser
pietts tpiiroe 5einrih 5sine aus
9iifelborf iagen. SIN alssmeinen
iino bisIe Rieienberbersen nod frems
benlesr; gum Ibeil iinb iis nod ss=
ihlOfen, unb ouf sineu leibIiHeH Be
iuh tDnnen iie erit gnbe SUM r.dnsn.
aud Die Ratur bat troB gutter 0orbss
reitungsn bic Issten Ghritte gum Gms
pfane Der 5remben nod niht geiban.
3tpar milbert fhon cine frdftige Son=
ne bic itarte unb talte Cuff. 9lber Der
Sdnee lasert nod Biz $50 Wster iibsr
Der 1balfoble unb maht ben Berg
itsig.rn bas 2eben ihper. Sn IA 5as
gen itboh fpirb er iih ebrerbietig Dor
Der 8eriibrung nit sttpa 10000 freme
ben Wenihen 5uriidSiehen.
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riitifhen Nttentdt in Mtosfau tpuroe
er, obipobI er an biefem 0erbrehen
niht tbeileenommen, perbaftet nno
rtob Sibirien eei6idt. Gs eelong
tbm, 3u enttommen. 2tls er ober tpiez
Der rdh Wostau fam, ipurbe er BON
rteiisrn sefongen eenon,men unn por
Sberft aotten sefiibrt. Dieter mahte
ibm ben goridlas. WitsIieb Der ruTis
iben @sbeimpoli3ei 5u iperben nnb bic
Repolutipndre in paris su iibernaz
den. Rips tpeiserte ii6 srit, entfhIoB
ii6 bonn absr, bic StelIuna ansunebs
men, um Die 8ebeimpoIisei az ganften
Der Repolutiondre oussutunbihaften.
Run fpuroe er ioslei6 in Jreibeit g.s
iesi. erhielt Reiieselb unb fubr nah
paris. 6ier mdhte er bon ieiner 4b.
iiht einisen 5reunbsn unb aud BUR-
sefn WtittbsiIung, erbielt ober ben
Ratb, BON Ieinsm Beginner obsulaTen.
Ils er bemertie, oab man ibm mibe
traue, nobm er iid Dor, burd sine9bat
ben getptis gu fiibrsn, oaB er es NIT
Der Suhe Der ReDolution ebrlid, meine
unb Sberit b. Soften su eridieben. 8ei
elmer 3uiammsntunft i'm 5otel perz
iuhte er, Iein 0orbaben oussufiibren.
Jriiber bate er ben Sberitsn ni.mdts
ollsin aneetroff.n. Rips iprah in befz
ttgen MusoriideR pnn Der 4rt, rpie Der
Sbsrft i'm 5u perleiten iutie, niht
nur als Spion. AUDI als 2odfpibel
3ienite 5u lsiitsn. Der 0orfbenbe
idste ibm burouf, bub Der Sbsrit bieIe
gefhuIbisuns beitr.ite. Rips .rtpibsrs
ts. bab Ct i.in. ansabe nit .in.m Gibe
betrdftigen pclle. Was I.i oas Ghs
rentport zines Mnnnss ipertb, Der nidbt
elm Sffi5isr Der armss, fonbern 9s.
bsimpoIi3iit isi9
Qls Gntlaitungsssuoen purben
Saures, 8urseip, Der ruFilde 4opotat
Sdal unb Der S6riftitelIer 2onguet
ptrnommen. Der Elm BUD iiber bic
rufiFden ssrroriiten perfabt bat. gne
oi.ie 3eusen griffen bi. ruiiiids goIis
sei in 70 f6orfer Weifs on, bab Der
Sberit b. aotten ipieberbolt groteit ers
bob. Iber Der mobrIpruh Der @es
fttporenen unb feline 4uinahme in Der
Ssffsntliht.it s.ist, pel6es Bib BON
osm Wirtsu Der -Shrana" ouh bisisr
prossb .ntbiiut bat.
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9as Gnsaoin riiitet iia.

gepor bas 4rmestorps Der 7srems
ben in bds ober, SnntbaI ein5isbt, iinb
ois SrtsitraBen bel.btbur6 italienii6s
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genbautsn bas fertise 4usieben gu sss
ben. nno ourh nntommenoe aammers
tdsen uno Gsunertnnen. bon benen
nun. ipenies Wp9en Dor benz Saiions
anfons. iecer 3us elm ganSes giinbel
brinst. Die grobtsn unb beiu6teitsn
Srte, CT. Morib unb pontreiind, iino
oahsr um bieis 3eit ni9t eben erquids
lid. ba bic 3abI Der arbeitsr unb Be
oienitetsn Die Der 5rsmben sttpa I'm
oas 3punsisfade iibertriiit. qn
beioen SrteH tperben je elm babies
0uBsub ntuer aafernen erridtet, on
sbeniopiel Granos 5otels unb Gajtb6us
fern Stoftperts na6gebaut, ba man
au6 bier fhon 3u benz ameritanii6en
prinsip setommen iit, boB man in
bic 5obe bauen muB. no bic Menz
ihenmafen in bic 9reite geben uno BIZ.
@runbs nnb 8obenpreii. ins liner
mebIite iteisen. Sm iibrisen iit 3tpie
inen bisien apei 5auptorten bes
Sberengabin b.rllnierfdieb 5u bemers
Ten. bab ponir.iina an Sommersdiisn
INNER nod 5unimmt, tpdbrenb ct.
Woris lansIam aufbOrt. i'm CONNER
iiberfiilit gu iein unb bafiir bds
Shpereeriht Der Saiion in bic Wins
iermonate perlest. Dos tief.r seIeges
ne CT. WoriBs9ab. bas i'm Winter
nur cine Stunbe Gonne bat unb bess
boIb fir ben 5rsmb.nperisbr auss
fdeioet, mubte unter bieier 0erIhies
buns nntursemdb fart leioen. einis
&c feiner sroBen 4ttienbotels babsn
ihon isii Sabren aufsebort, Dipibsnbe
5u geben. Die Gomm.rfremben, ios
melt He iih niht fir bas mebr tours
itifhe ponireiina entiheiben, 5ieben
iih lansiam BON ct. MoriB innaufe
tpdrts mad Sils unb WtnIoia. Be-
ionbers SilssWarin, bas Dor % Cab
rem nod als SIP fir giniiebIsr gait,
1T in ben ltBtsn Sobren febr sur Wos
be eeporben. Gin neu.s 5oteI, bas
ben beineibenen 9it.I ,WaIbbaus"
fiibrt, piirbe fih niht ettpa. ME Der
Rnme permutben Idbt, nit 3lpei Bis
brei gutbiirserlihen 5amiIien bsgniis
gen. ionoern beberbergt in Der Soifon
450 burhous snblunssfGbigs unb ins
ternntionnIe WenInen. Bon bieIen
G1ften, in beneH Gin ganSts Resiment
interfommen f0nnie. perun3ieren sipis
iben mnloio nnb Snmaben ettpa brei
Dusenb bic erbnbene Hatur. Gi. iinb
gum 9beil 70 srponiert unb beberrs
fdenb anseIest, bab eigentlih bon jes
benz Musf6tspuntte irsenbein@ @ranbs
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man oud cine Wessitunbe entfernt, 70
flint bifier Hiefsnbou bod benieIben
Otii9tsuinieI aus tpie bic Nerninas
sruppe. Dos GftbtiIde llnbebaasn
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boHien on bic DOlItommene Bequems
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