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The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1910-07-28
A Plea for Local Option.

The rights of the people are in
alienable under a consistent repub-
lican form of government. What is
meant by this there is no authority
in the legislature to alter or take
away the peoples rights. Every
school boy should be taught some
idea of the fundamental principles
of republican government. Our
civil rights are provisional in the
constitution of our great republic.
Abraham Lincoln gave us this prin-
ciple in these few words: "A gov
ernment of the people, for the peo-
pie, and by the people," 1t was the
paramount object of the trainers of
the constitution, that its people
would not derogate from it's essential
fundamental virtues by legislation.
1 call it's provisions virtues, for
where can you find a form of gov
ernment in which the provisions are
not compatible with the peoples will,
which make equitable, or just provi-
sions for it's adherents? These vir-
tues are essential to consistent
form of republican government. No
nation has ever attained to perfec-
ton in morality, and I don't believe
that is possible, but I do believe that
a republican form of government
can attain nearer to perfection than
any other, for in that the will of the
people is sovereign, and where ex-
ecutorship is delegated to one, as
with an absolute monarchy, the
temptation to usurpation is too great.
1t has been the record with nations
that when the ruling power became
usurpatory, it's people became always
indignant, being guided by that
inherent principle in men to govern
themselves, and through united ef-
fort they often attempted dethrone-
mcnt of the vested power.
Then if the will of the people is
sovereign, is it equitable to enforce
law upon a section in State
where this people have declared by
their ballots their determinate wishes
in a matter contrary? 1t would be
depriving them the right of self
government. and self-government is
the frame. or principle on which our
government is built. This is what
some of the candidates for the office
of chief executive of South Carolina
advocate, also doubtless good num-
Der of our candidates for both houses.
They declare that it is just to i'm
pose upon a county prohibition, that
declared by the sovereign will of its
people, by decided majorities that
they wished to retain the dispensary.
The purpose of government is to see
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1910-07-28

that justice is duly administered
to every citizen, or to keep the strong
from depressing the weak. Would
not this be oppression, and an en-
croachment upon these counties?
True it is in derogation Of the true
sentiment of the national constitu-
ton. l challenge anyone to make a
refutation of this. Where is the au-
thority to make the prohibitory law
in these counties? Is it found in the
constitution of the United States?
Where does each State as member
of the compact or union get its au-
thority?
He is a poor candidate who takes
another track to his own convictions
in legislative matters in order to Sc
cure the peoples support, and he is
an apostate. Now 1 challenge any
one, either candidates, ministers Of
the gospel, or commoners to produce
the evidence showing to me the proof
that it is just to take away the
sovereign rights of a people? These
counties have spoken as one person,
asking their desires at the hands of
whom?-Why it's people-nor could
they ask more supreme sovereign,
save it be that if the millennium
was at hand, and the old palmetto
State could be no longer governed
by temporal means, for then we
would be transformed into "quick-
ened spirits," and of course those
whom voted for a retention of the
dispensary, will not in that trans
formed condition, I presume, need
the "fire water" to quench their
ravenous appetites.
I say moralize the people before
you attempt to enforce the prohibi-
tory law in a municipality. You
have done this I think pretty effec-
tually in some of the counties, and l
believe most assuredly so in Bam-
berg, my county, but always be sure
to observe that when people in
a. Municipality ask for one thing, don't
given them another, for surely they
cannot conform themselves to the
rule of the law, which they did not
support with their suffrage. How
could they enforce the law without a
favorable majority in opposition to
the sale of liquor? And now if they
cannot enforce the law who can?
Where will be the controlling factor?
This is the very reason why this vote
is submitted to the people IN the
counties, and these counties have said
that they cannot control liquor with
the prohibitory law.
If it were a State issue, would
say let us have Statewide prohibi-
ton, but as it cannot be under the
constitution, which imparts justice
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1910-07-28
PERSONAL MENTION.
People Visiting in This City and
at Other Points.

People Visiting in This City and
at Other Points.
Miss Duma Ray is visiting
friends in the city.
Mr.. J. L. Quattlebaum has re-
turned to the city.
Mr.. J. W. Barr spent few days
in the city this week.
Mr.. James Spann, of Florida, is
visiting relatives in the city.
Mr.. Glenn Cope, of Spartanburg,
is spending a few days in the city.
Miss Annie Halford, of Black
vile, is the guest of Mrs. J. w. Price
Miss Beulah Grimes, who has
been spending some time in Black
Vile, has returned.
Little Miss Ruby Kinard visited
her aunt, Mrs. T. D. Jones, in Au-
gusta, Ca, last week.
Misses Alma and Lee Hutto, OF
Jacksonville, Fla, are visiting at
Mrs. F. NJ. Bamberg's.
Mrs. Ruth Bamberg left on
Thursday for a stay of several weeks
with relatives in Asheville, n. G.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. ]. Brabham and
Mrs. Leroy Wilson, Jr., left Tues
day for months stay at Asheville,
N. G.
Misses Evelyn and Helen Free,
of Bamberg, are visiting the family
of Capt. H. NJ. Ulmer.-Brunson
News.
Col. T. J. Counts is at home again
from a visit to his son, Mr.. D. r.
Counts, in Laurens, and his daugh-
ter. Mrs. S. H. Saunders, in Florence.
%. D. Faust and his sisters Misses
Thelma, Minnie and Frances aud
Dixie, of Bamberg, spent Friday last
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. w. A.
Storne.- Courier.
MFR. o. D. Faust, who has been
visiting his father, returned to Jack
sonville, Fla, last week, where he
has a position with the Seaboard All
Line.
MIR. and Mrs. T. D. Jones and
little son, of Augusta. Ca, spen'
Saturday in the city with Mr. ano
Mrs. Lewis Kinard. They visited
relatives at Ehrhardt Sunday.
Mr.. C. C. Rowell, who has been
living in Jacksonville, Fla, since las'
year. is here on visit to relatives
and friends. From here he will &C
to Lexington to visit his mother.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1910-07-28

Miss Nell Kearse is visiting her
sister, Mrs. w. P. Jones.
Mr.. George Counts, of East
Point, Fla, is visiting relatives in the
city.
Mr.. w. C. Patrick, of Columbia,
spent a few days in the city this
week.
MIR. G.. A. Best and family, Of
Ulmer, have been visiting relatives
in the city.
Mrs. Wright, nee Miss Hattie
Kittrell, is visiting her sister, Mrs.
Stella Bronson.
Mr.. ]. w. Pearlstine, of Olar, is
spending a few days with his fathers
family in the city.
Mrs. c. R. Brabham, Jr., and
children left Monday night for a stay
on Sullivan's Island.
Mr.. w. P. Riley, cashier of Peo-
pies Bank, is at home from stay at
Hendersonville, N. C..
Mr.. H. H. Hill, of Sanford, Fla,
is visiting his mother and other rela-
tives in this community.
Mrs. T. G. Herbert and children
left last Thursday morning for
Caesars Head for an extended stay.
Mr.. W. H. Norris of Danforth,
Ca, is in the city, on visit to rela-
tives and to attend the reunion of his
old company.
Mr.. G. w. Garland, who has been
on a visit to relatives in Hampton
and Beaufort, returned home this
week.
Miss Minnie Aver, who has been
attending the summer school for
teachers at Knoxville, Tenn, re-
turned home Tuesday morning.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1910-07-28

Misses Leonard Folk and Lalla
Byrd returned this week from Char
louisville, Va, where they have been
attending the summer school at the
University of Virginia.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-30

100 mort lid iuit iibcroll cin &cr9nll'
acn 0nra,,1 mohtc, Wteuifct lohrc'
lang IN mebr ODER meniger polll1cr
GunfeIbeit einSuiperrcH, limo Dor
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emu IN ruiiiidJcn @eiongntlien oocr
in Den Gi~niiebeleicn bon Sbibct,
ocnft MiemGno baron. 0icic Qrols
lame NonolungSlpciic m%enigitcl@ 5rt
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Den GiniluB ocS Sihta an 6en Wen.
ld)en bot CT. Nrigbt in cincnl Nor'
TRACE por Der Eipdlo Sbcrnpclti'
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felt. Nod, lCincr Wtcintn9 Iolicn lid
5lpci grlnole0cnOe Sbatindlcu crtcns
ncr. 3un0d)it pcrur'oht 0uS Sidlt
0ltrd) lriltc Mirtnng ollf Den &Grper
eilc itGrtcrc NrinuDme bon Sdlter'
itoii mlh cine gcitcigertc alt@ld)cl.
Dung BON a%onleniGurc. WPit onberu
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id)uellcrcn dcn1iid)cu NuStutId mo
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@id)t bic Mcniid)cn Tor0GnGe inl
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nno Sbicrc. ole l0ugerem NuicntEolt
unltcr YitDtobld)lllB lintCrliegen. Gt'
men 0cluiilen Nuhult bnliIr 0Ibt aud
Ger oaAcnleinc @clumobeit9jltltuno
ser 9cr4leutc. YuBcrbent ldeint Der
&id)tmongel 5t elmer 0cmiiien Gr.
meid)llng Der @emebe Sll iiibrcu, Die
cine Nrt BON iettiqer Gutartung 0or-
iteut. Ticicr llnlitono l~eiltct obuc
3lueifcl Der Gntltebultg mo GntluIt'
tcllulg bon Sungcn EubcrtilIolc
Goridlub. Ga ut iclt9eItcllt uorocn,
Dab ourd Die &crbellerung Der @e-
i6ngniB3ellen init Nc5il0 All Sid)t'
5uillbr, nomentlid) lucnlt muBcroenl
bic @eionaencn nod rcaelnl0Big am
Gage einen Iuientbnlt I'M Srcicrl
bnbeu. ole SterbIihfeit an &un9cn.
idhpinoilld,t uutcr ihnen anr5 be-
oclltenb %berub9ebt, cbenlo Ireilid)
audi oie SterblidDfcit I'M aagemci.
llcfl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-30
Sn bcs Shutters Sanii.

-
9tlir Sfnec ulb Gis, iuobin ih iebe,
Ter Winter fiibrt ieiu Regiment;
llnh oh id) ollf NM Mitleib flebe,
9os Sd)necaeitober nimnlt feir Ono.
@eib id)immern Sboler, meiB Die
Mnelt,
Gin Seihentlld) oett nod Die Gro,
Gie M%internad)t nit ibrem @rauen,
e'ottloP, bob tic nid,t lal,gc mdbrtl
NihtS IN Der @elt bari epig borern,
Gu IS 10 trotig aitd) eriteint;
Gin 6riiblin9Slturln britt ollie
WallCrM,
Sb'SWtenidCn olld) unm00lid id)eint.
IS milB Die @intcruod)t pergeben,
Ger Trilhlin9 tnnlnlt nit icinenI
Seer.
1amn mirit on nitlt nm Mitleio lie,
ben,
Srei iii oeinNcrl eS floot uid)t mcNr.
Tertrolle rllr Der @ottheit @olten,
&dr' es inl ollertieiiten 2eio;
limo lob oeir Serge lIid)t crfnltcn
Sn folter, ober @intcrjcit!
Geiu Gitertoa lit nid)t nlebr iernc,
HoG MIR Dem Ninter nod ben Goui;
IS nobcn mlebcr bcii'rc Stcrnc,
Gie Had)t cntmciht, hcln @crj 9cbt
oti.
@ie mirit on GreubcntbrGnen iuci.
men,
@cnn olld) Die legte Geliel brid)t!
llno ireiul0lidy miro Die Somne ld)eI-
llelL,
Neu lheint Dir Damn oes Cages 2id,t.
Gu ipirit Damn nid)t mebr bangc tia
Gen.
Nls mar Der Trilblin9 nid)t mcbr
ocirL
Tui 0cinen aniecn mirlt oil ln9en:
% @oii, cS hot 10 Iolen iein!"
VI. 8. 2.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-30
l1ntcrimdlnnn bcnmtrnnt.

@aibtnGtom %. &onlor.
III 6olac Der I'M Nnuic %crbobemcn
acknowledgements nuB otc europa.
Atiie ser @unOeS . GommIiiiiou 5ilr
llnteriild)mng Der Gimuan0ermgS-
EtrbdltuiI'c nebr ODER menigcr cine
rrrguiialidc RmlOinbrt All Soften
llnclc Som'5 1cmcicn lei, hot Repri
~IeHtont Macon pom Georgia cine Qes
mcinihoitIihc NeioIution einqerciht,
0llrd, luelde cin aus Witqlieoeru bel
Ter &Iiricr bcitebenbe5 Gomitt' NIT
elmer Nad)priiiung Der NuSoubcn 0ic'
ier Gomniiiion beouitro1t mirb, Ser
2ilsibuB ipn bic GrmGhti4llna ers
boItrn 3ell9cll O%or5uldocn mo inter
GiN ms EcrbGr 81 ncbmcI. NcprI'
lcItont Wucon riiltct 81 neucu NI,
Ar,ffen nui Die GOmmiiiion in elmer
3ic6c, sic CT bcmllGhit i'm Nouic bol.
len miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-30

@cibenb in Sroae. @or IGem itnhen
mir es BET Gpilcptifcrll mo Suite.
ridden; ferner tritt eS not it)percn
superintendent un0 i'll NniflllB
an torperlife &rantbciteu 5nmetlen
III Ole @rlheimung,
Gin mir bctnnnter G%pileptiter, Der
lebr hGllfig nadtluonocltc. lcBtc lid
meiitenS al ieir,en Shreibtiidt be
lriBeItc olc ntoglidleu Eapicrieeell,
lhrieb io0or miebcrbolt %5lllunrnlcll-
bGll9enOe Vrieie an EcrloneH, Die
ION pollig rmbcfomt luarcu, unb
iuor an auoerCn WorAen llid)t me.
ni9 crltonnt, Die bon ieiner Nun0 Gc-
l%d)riebeucu Srieic oui ieincmS trcibs
tide por5ufinben.
Gin jltuger Nr3t criuatte offers an
iciuem ShreibtiidC, cr bieit irNcnb
ell miilcnid)uitlihe3 &iit) III @dn-
Den; jiluor bate CT Sid)t 0enlodlt.
Gle Nniullc uou HOd)tlunnoeln ipies
~hcrbolten iidy bel linn cine ,}cit lang
ioit toglidD; nlciit uerluhtc cr IN Die.
lem 3ultunhe, ieinenS d)rei6tiif) obcr
ieiIl 9iiherreaal III Srbuung 81 britt
gen. NnI ndd)lten Morgch cntbedte
CT 0onn icin uGdtlideS EreiOen, 0o
or bcnlcrttc, OoB lid Ocrid)iebenc De
gcnItun0c uidjt mcbr ull ibrcu1 alien
Elotc befonbcn.
Souiei lei bier iibcr 0n9 Nadlts
iuolocln gciugt. @ci Sem Song Der
MculdJcn nod Dem H6tbIelboiteu lit
cS nId)t ruciter i'll pcrmllu0criL BOB
Die lntmcr5in eigen0rtigc Srmnmcr.
ldlciuun9 ocS 9tdhtmoloeina benz
Nbcrglaltben. 6lir Sellie ioncn mlBtc,
beonrite c0 bier bod) gar teineS Ser
ld)lelerns nlebr; nlull brulifte llltr
nidt tritllt III iorihcn. llno Die 9ii-
lenltoil miro lid ucrNcbcn5 benlii.
ben, no eS gilt, eincn 10 tiei cilac-
mllr1cltcu Eolf&a40lIbcn III ierIt0rcll.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-30
Straic uerbIat.

@oibingtom %. 3outor. -
GopitGn &oicpb =. Sbipp Sderiii
ruu ~Gbott0uooAn Seut., luo ieinc
Gti0en equities 2lltber @iuionIS mo
?tid Nolon6, Die megcn Niboftung
oe9 @eridta in &erhinOruA nit eli.
rem al cincm Ne1cr periibten 2pnf
moro 5I ie ncun5ig Sogen NeiGuG-
tiG uerllrtbeiIt morel, Iino bcute,
rnd) EerbilBimg Der Stroie, ans Dem
Gicltgcn @cfGn0niiie ~entloiien NOR
Iu. Gie 9cItraima criolgtc ourd
1oS Sberbun0eS Ncrid)t, neil Die Sd,e-
riiiSIcutc Die n0tbigen WoBno1mcl
sum SduBc beS BON 9pudjeru bc.
6robten TegerS ueroblGlmlt botten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-30
Die Supfarbcit.

"~f
Sonnabenb it's ant 8ornittdg,
Ger Iaitor gebt iln0 ipintiiirt,
Tenft iiber ieine Ereoi9t nod,
llno ralld)t nnb rnud)t mo nlebitirt;
limo pie lid oles id)on 9eltoltet
ruloet u1lb entioltet,
Stebt ieine fleinc Sod)ter ou:
y@ib mir Elm NilberbudL Tupo!"
Ger YaItor bort's init balbem DIR,
3iebt oliS Dem Bort eil Bud berpor,
Gle aIcine bittet lpeiter nod:
.Nun 5cigc mir Die 9iloer bod"
CAN'T Lob bellte mid in Hub',
sd babe feil,c 3eit bn5u!"
nNos thmli OH oenn!" 10 iro9t oos
&imo,
Nellgicrig, Die Die MGodcn iino.
Sd ited' in Nrbeit il6erutS,
Sob mid ollein rno geb' binous!"
Gle &leinc fam ooo uiht fopircn:
OH oclit bod) INNER nllr lpojiereil.
limo glifit builu III ben Hnrd) bills
elm!
Cos fam bod) feline Irbeit leini"
,Gi, ooS perlteblt on ritt, meinain6
Gil %fleilier n%oielueiier Sropi!
,sd) tbil' bic Slrbeit nit Dem Gopi!"
Nd" ipribt Die aleinc gang &c.
ldhpino,
.gdl nit Dem &opf? Ntiln lueiB
ids iul
Sd ieb' eS bod: oil roildlt Fdpn!"
@einrid ) Seioel.
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Nebamt is oebam.

Cine GeiGe neller Sd]er59eoid)tc III
iAiiauiiber Wnnbart bon &uo. Siet
lit i'm 8erlag beS 8erinIiers, @ies'
buocn. Observation-Disclosures fl, eritie.
llen. slilS Dem Cert bringen mir
nadnolgenbe Stidprobe:
Ger ardmeriris nor idlou mic'n
Nal.
& niogelt ON Eetrolium,
In IN Der linfe Wageidjal,
90 lag e Std Sinolium.
In uulIns DO nod nit ,uiebe oabt,
lin s 3iilgeld)e nit itelle fonn lid,
Gnnn bnppft e uif Die Tutt un
Iaht:
500, iood)e; 5 med)t { Dad III
5%ipon5ia!"
Tpd, mie G aad) met oSnohe, 10"
f1rlib foonl Der @%ei5emoooer.
So jndt ie: Singer DO Der @ob -
Cid ipiQ foo SoodIe, ei6 iuiu BOO.
her."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-30

inipi3ire man ieue ncilcn sluciitSdi'
acn, fcin eineeridteteu !Sanicr int
25OO.Ylof am Weit-JagettesS .rahe,
suiiden Catherine. nnb Sbiplcg-St.
Gmoinirie 9%abeuanlle nnb Mus9iifie;
aanol . Drainage; niebrise MINER.
Gteuern; bonbgenalte Teden; Teit:'
Ertl nit aahcln ousaelegt; aaes ent.
boIteno, mas 81 cinem mooernen
SauS 9eI6rt. Greis Der Sauier eli.
bunocrt Collars ($1t00, 0O ieoeS;
{ebr nieoriger @runo5ins. 8eoin'
aiingen sen Gauiern an9encbm &C.
moht.
Wan nebmle meIilid) scbenbc Gar.
ctr. Jleftriid]e, Iteiae am Terminus
al uno gebe spei Sauieraepierte
n0rolid,. Naberes burd) Nalter 6.
Werphnl, 9anunternebmer. an Crit
nnb Gteae. (Sept1--)
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@nS Dem 5nneren WargIanb's nnS
ben angrem5cnbem Staaten.
Subn 2orl uom Nrad tang
Qeto0tct.

9@eto0tct.
Nube Ger Sreoerit, mo Carroll.
Gormtp- @rcn5e. mipcit Snneptolun,
murbe Der 50 Sabre olte Sobn &drl
BON Wopberrp, Mo. bon einenl
Tradlt5u0e Netroiicn mo %ocrarti9
perleBt, ooH er bel Der @inlieierunG
ms S%ta0tboipitoI in Ireherif, $40,
iturb. Ter @et0btete bilterl0Bt ieinc
@ittue unb odlt ainber.
&icr gctGbtet; ed5ebu
perlebt.
&niol0e cineS arobcn SclicnitiideS,
weld)e$ lid bon einer Inbobe loSl0Ite
uno uuf bic Giienbobnecleiie Der
.Gurolino, GlindJiielo II, Sbio.Giicn'
balm" iicl, entgleiite 16 Wcilen iiio-
lid, bon ct. Foul, ". 80, ein 3uG,
Sed5cbu Eniiuaiere zines Nrbeitcr.
@oggonS Der 9%cnnnnten Gilenbobn-
@eiellid)oIt mitroen pcrlett ulo orei
9ctobtet. Infer ben @etGbtcten be.
iinbet iid) Elm WeiBer. Rurnen@ y. u.
SbonuS, cin @ciBer. oelien Scientific.
fution nod nid)t belucrfitelligt merben
folnte, mo Elm Nc1cr.
3ug collioirt NIT 9ug9p.
&crr George y. 0rolpn, Ser ErG.
lihent Der Holo.GonnIiilion bon Gor.
roll sSolnltp, oeIlcit Grali mo God
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Dem Socc. Scrr Groiun bcinno lid
nit ieinein 9ua9p ouf Der Nciminbrt
nad) Merico. Mb. Gr bate tcilit
Nbnung, ooB Der I'M i.13 llbr idl-
lige F%erioncnjig WcripGtung bate.
mo lpolltc chen Ole &reujil,g bel
Dem Sabnboic lin Grouberru No.
pailire1. ais iid) Der beiogte ,}lg nit
lolf)cr @eid)minbiHfcit ilobcrte, oai
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leit iuilrocn ans Dem 8efdhrt qes
idllclbcrt mlo bno 9n0qu total ser.
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llcn Stull. 6rou Srplpu mo ibrc
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Serr Vroluu mr. lcidte Sd,nittluull
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apotbeffr bon 9aiic.Gitu Vu.. per.
Id)ieo ganj ploslid) an Den 1olgen
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0ubnloic Der nGnmberluno Vole,,.
Vobit" III Sagerstolun, NO. olli ci-
lteit 3ug ludrtete. aitrj Dor ieinem
Sooe tlngte Woulfolf iibcr llmuobl.
Ieln mo lpl,roe bon Giienbabnbeonr.
ten IN DEN @epGdraum aeleitet 100
man ibn ell @las @oiier reidte. Ir.
~. y. Worriion> Der id)nen 6eradl.
rtdltlgt pur0e, fonnte bel ieinem Gin.
treftcn illr nod cen GOO oes iunoen
conitatiren.
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Ser GO Ginocr 9siud)pt SaN,

@niDin0toM 80. Solulor. -
9cuis u. SLABS mahte beute Nof).
mittog ieine Iebten 3errgenauSlagcr
in Dem goQiuaer.E inhot Soa. Au
Mtontua miro er int areuiperbGr per
upnmeu lper6cn. Nils Dem gan5eu
%crh6r erbeute, Dap lett longer 3eit
cine Ieinoifoit Jpiid)eu oent 2on0=
emit un0 benz %Ioritburedu beitano.
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lteber bus Wad)tlunnoeln.
Bon g.. me0. Is urnterS.


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Iic WpItifer baben bon ieber Die
grideinlng be2 NudtuonbelnS Iilr
eitlen Ser bauptiGdlifitcn Scpellc
ihrer oftulten SeDrcn Nebdlteu. Ter
&olfsgloube hot lie babel reolid) iln'
teritilbt. Sit bod, feiu Srt in Sono,
Der nid)t eiu poor SGllc bon Gad)t.
manocln oilijnpciieu bate. @ic onS
Bolt Sbntioden, oic cs mlterlebte,
cntItelli, lit binrcifenb betunnt, lie
mad)len ms lluaebeuerlihe, mcnii lie
BON Munh i'll Munbe 9eben. Dor al
lem, menu lie 5eitlid) ierner 5rrild-
liegen. 9nB nmnt Die Ieltiome Grid)ci.
nlln1 oeS IohtlpdnoclnS ole Yban-
toiic bcS Golfea aan5 bcionocr5 ret
5eil mmBte, lit niht 5lI uermunoern.
GrSGblt man lid ba bon SeiItclL Die
NIT iiberlimlIhcn Suhigtcitcn be-
gobt, oeS Hadto bel TollmonO ibr
pett p~crlolien urlo lid)eren Sd)ritteS
burh Die SilitcrniB 0ebcn, Die idipie-
riaIten 8lettcrpnrtien untcrnebmeli
5l &irdItburmipiber, al @anoen
empor, Die niraenos Salt bietcn, llno
I'M @uh5uItanhe unnlo9lid) 1T err.
fletterl ipGren. 60 bort mani fer
ner, oab Rodtiunnoler 0ea ofteren
IN irenloen Sprud]en reoetcrL Die
ibneu I'M Wafiein niht gclGuIig
leiell, noer grbeiten uerridteten, Die
ein gerpobuliher Sterblider niemols
ousiiibren tonne II. bgl. mebr.
Snoeb bat Die nlooerne@ iiienidoft
BEN 4roblem oeS Nad)tlpunbelns iei.
rell nlpitiid)eu HimbuS |9enomnleil.
Gs lit hen %logcnalutten p0anlmer5,i.
it1noen" 5u5ured)nen, ole bel pers
id)iebenen ieeliiden Grtrantungen
beobad)tet iueroen. @cnm bcrYtenld)
irGrint, liegt er meiit rubig unb lnBt
ole NiIoer ieines Srounles al ici.
mem geiitigeu Iugc porbei5lebcn
aud, menil er oftip an Ser Srnlrrls
bonolun9 betbeili9t lit; 10 iiebt er
inter l%lnItdnoen iein elgeneS Vilo
lnnlittcn Der t%roumboiten @eifeb-
lliiic, ourd)eilt 9Gnoer unb Weerc,
mGbreno er in @irfliffcit fem @lieo
ribrt. "a gibt es Damn lo9enonntc
ltipere Srdnme, oercn Scbho'tigtelt
inns auiltobncn lGBt, mir Wcrien ms
unrubig i'm @ett bin ullo her, ma
den allf fur5e HeDeaungen nit Mr-
men uito Beinem ODER lprct)en i'll.
we4eu i'm ShIaf.
Sci mand)en Wenid)en mirft MN
bas SrnumereigniB 10 l~ebenoig, onB
Die Semmningeu oes Shlafcs ii6er.
munoen ipcrocn; Der SrGlnlcnoc Der
lGBt icin 9eit, nm attn in ltii
craumbilb 81 treten,
Ger N~od)tiuanoler bdlt Die @igcn
n,eiit geihloiien ooer Gin ipenia &c.
oiiret, ieim 9lid lit a~uralIeno ltorr
~gerabedus gefebrt. Seite I%,iil1ert-
iomfeit id)eii,t mr. mlf Die lad)lte
llnlsebuns geribtet 81 lein, wdbrenn
ulles Serneritebenoe bon ibm niht
teadiet miro. go tuItet er lid ourd)
ouS 3innncr, bleibt aud, 5rlueilen lte'
ben, mo es bat Damn ben Mniheiil,
ais iiberlege er. is fon1nlt MN al
leroines oub Dor, oob Der Tad)i.
panbler oos 3inrner ourf oaS iSel,-
Tier perlGBt. bas CT in oieiem Sale
oiienbar fir cine 1biir bait, ruie CT
i~ibcrboupt I'M 9ammer5ultanoe ell,
peridlihtes Bib ieiner llmgebrne jlt
baben ifeint. Gas Ienlier miro 5mr
1biir. Die 2adrinne su~ einem Weg
aui ebeiIer Groe H.. /. 10.
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2luei EerionemSiigc cuilibircn.

Glepelano. g., 20. Sonuor.-
Niti elmer 9obnitredc bel 9llbotubltlu
iino 5uei Eerlonen5ii9c Der o2nre
Shore II. Wid)igon S%outbern 9nbn"
aniomnlen GeitoBen. &icr 9obnlelltc
lulb cil Eoiiogier trilgen @%erIebul.
uClt oQuul.