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in many respects it is the last note The
Germans built guns that permit a high
angle of fire at flying machines IN the
heavens They placed these guns in auto
mobiles ready TO travel rapidly along the
highways, They invited the Wrignts 70
demonstrate before the Kaiser and began
10 study In time Of peace Germany has
found il easy TO keep foreign flyers from
soaring in aeropIenes over her fortiiica-
tions In time of war man from Paris or
Holland might not care whether the Kaiser
approved or even whether he showed by
the angle of his mustachios that his dis
pleasure was flying high on wings Of 200
horsepower
Germany has been awakened to its mis-
take. OrviIIe Wright IS now on his way to
Germany TO help Kaiser Wilhelm. A large
order for Wright racers and three-passen-
ger carrying aeroplanes is said to have
been placed. Before sailing Mr.. Wright
said he felt confident Of surprising the Ger
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man army officers in several respects but
that the surprises would be caused ny the
mechanical improvements ne and Wilbur
Wright had made and not by any flying OF
a sensational sort by himself
At the manRuvres next year Germany
will fly d flock of aeropIanes- It is said
the German military authorities have not
said it-that they have thirty aeropianes
nearly ready, and it is probabale that they
have at least met the recent French redui-
sitton and viii have d double supply before
New Years.
Prizes have been advertised by the
French government for aeropianes that
will carry $50 pounds weight at thirty
seven miles an hour for 10 miles. In this
country four persons weighing over 6oi
pounds were carried in an aeroplane sew
eral months ago. The French army will
undoubtedly have 70 pay the premium, but
no sooner than the authorities are willing
to do so. \ machine for the grim business
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ibIes of the Zeppelin Parseval and Crosse
types II was in character that this should
be so. The ponderous. comparatively SLOW
moving aerial sausage drew, first money
and. next, adjectives from the German pop
ulace.
The first move Germany made IN regard
TO the aeroplane was to forbid the French
aviators 10 fly over the German border Al
first the Germans did not have any use at
all for aeroplanes- They could not see what
those men from Dayton were trying 10 get
al II any country wanted 10 hop about
Ike lot OF unaristocratic sparrows That
was that country's business But as Tor
Germany, q buZzard was better than q
burnblebee, and the aerOpianes from over
the border could just please keep away
from the tower OF Strasbourg Cathedral
the Kaiser's town house and beyond the
cameras range by oulitting to hover over
the legended Rhine
This was the first, the early dictum, and
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81 war should carry two men, one TO drive
il. the other to make maps and take pict-
ures by the telephoto lens. When not
doing this the second man could handle the
rapid fire gun, which may be mounted
one of the bloodiest contests the world
has ever seen was the Japanese attack on
.zo3 Meter HILL" yet the sole object of this
great slaughter was for the purpose OF
placing two or three men at its summit TO
direct the fire of the japanese siege guns
upon the Russian fleet in the harbor OF
Port Arthur. If the United States had pos
sessed in 1898 d single aeroplane, at cost
of 5000, the American army and navy
would not have long remained in doubt of
the presence of Cervera's fleet in Santiago
Harbcr.
In addition to the one Wright aeropiane
owned by The United States government.
one drigiDle balloon, too small to be men
tiored in the same column with the foreign
types. is the property OF the United States
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II will have TO be a live man who beats
Isafavette Young, Of Des Mo.nes, Iowa.
20 his feet on the floor Of the national as
s.nbly which is to convene IN December.
N-hen. after the announcement OF Mr..
Young-s appointment by Governor B. T.
Carroll 10 succeed the late Senator j. P.
Dolliver, the photographer nrst attempted
10 get picture OF Mr.. Young IN his sane
tjirn sanctorun. at Che Office OF The Daily
Capital" Of which he is editor, he Jumped
so quickly 10 his feet when the fiashlight
was exploded that his motion spoiled the
negative and q second attempt was re-
quiTed.
The new United States Senator is man
Of quick action. both physically and men
tally. and any explosion in the United
States Senate iE the course OF his term or
Office will not find him asleep in his chair.
His term Is so short-unless he is chosen
by the Legislature TO succeed himself-and
promises TO be so brilliant that he may
early acquire the title OF the fashiighs
Senator from Iowa"
Mr Young enjoys the distinction of being
Tn, first native Iowan 10 so to the United
States Senate from that state. He was
born on sunshiny day in May. sixty-two
years ago. on a Monroe County farm. The
family into which he was born Was large
four boys and three giris-the times were
primitive. and his boyish DAYS were largely
Z reproduction of the simple annals OF the
Door but honest" During his early boy
hood he welded bundles OF wool in bis
fathers little woolIen factory. run by horse
power. and enjoyed the communion OF the
soad when ne dallied.
Il was while he thus la bored that fate
turned the course OF his life, with the ulti-
male result OF his becoming q United States
Senator The occurrence that prevented
him from becoming woolien magnate
came on July II. 1851. The mill burned
down
Lafayette Young was rnIrteen years Old
The sudden loss to the family meant that
the youth WAS thrown upon his own re-
sources. II meant that the boy had sud-
cenly become man, with 4 mans re-
sponsibiljty. Leaving his fathers farm me
went 10 wora Ia newspaper once a.
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chosen. cheerfuness. IL should ever be
our endeavor to go forth upon the cares
of the world with free mind and cheer
full heart. With so doing We Will ne more
invincibly armed against the trials ami
tribuiations which human beings are heir
to- Let US learn 10 take everything which
an all wise Providence sends upon u 70
be Just recompense FOR our past conduct.
and determine ourselves. in the language
OF the poet TO
Let [. e vide world wag ~ ii will
wen he glad and happy still
1T Is difficult task. we know 70
main cheerful amidst the present scources
which have heen visited upon our land
OF late which has caused IL to become
necessary 10 call from our midst those
of our number who arc most near and
dear 10 US. but We should reconcile our
selves with the Thought that such are
necessary sacrifices and still remain cheer
full
There are various ways OF driving away
sorrow. Some, when their afiictions are
deep and affecting. resort TO that barAarl-
GUS method or drowning their troubles in
the flowing bowl The more C'hristian!zed
whose happiness is not limited to this
world. turn their thoughts to come I'm their
future state. which does not at all con-
cern the former named class. I-rt us be
cheerful in all our doinss. felIow-Scilool-
mates, and rest assured we will meet with
success,
Mr. Young's earliest daily newspaper
work was in the Job department. cf the
st Louis Despatch" ten years before the
Despatch was auctioned OFF on the
courthouse steps 10 Joseph Pulitzer for 81
$40. He earned Sd week and saved 10
After two years in St Louis he returned TO
Iowa. With the money he had saved and
some borrowed from relatives ne started
Tne Atlantic Telegraph at Atlantic.
which ne published nineteen years
IN 800 ne was nominated and elected
state senator was reelected la 1877 and
asaiI ~ 1890 In March. isso. he went 70
bes MoiiieS and purchased The pes Moines
Capital which he has edited and pub
h'"eu 10 'he present time. Besides being
'tA'0 o'"a'of' he was state binder for six
New-York tribune., 1910-11-20

and war will enable asscout 10 see with
out being seen and to depart in the same
selfish manner.
An aviator in one OF the less stable ma
chimes flew from the deck of the cruiser
Birmingham across the lower end or
Chesa peake Bay the other day 1t was
the first time in the history Of the world
that such feat had been accomplished.
Navy men were prompt 10 say the aero
plane was a factor that would have 10 be
dealt with in the naval tactics OF the
worlds future The flight o. Ely IN his
Curtiss bpiane was not lOng-less than five
minutes-and the distance flown prob
ably three OF four miles. but the start was
made from the deck OF the Birmingham
while the cruiser lay still. Perhaps Ely
could have done better If the cruiser had
been moving and had given him her ad-
ditioual momentum at the start But ne
proved II was possible to fly from the deck
of a battleship and after ne touched Vir-
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He u1iU Uork Hard for the ReunfffnS OF
AHFacfions eUifbfn fbe Repub-
Hcan Party.

aIb,a migrated to CentervTIie ricochetted /
TO Keokuk and back to Eddyvtlle. stop
ping there because il was the jumping on
place Of animated life
An interesting fact is that Iowas new
est Senator was bc-l q Democrat, his
father and brothers all being Democrats
Commenting on his early political lnnu-
onces and newspaper experiences MI
Young said the other day
My oldest brother published a Demo-
cratic paper at Abba during the year 1850.
in addition TO being interested in the wool
len mill. The paper was called The Sen
tineI' 1t had been The Abba Free Press,
Republican paper. Monroe County was
Democratic. My father voted for Brecken-
ridge in 1850 But he soon became war
Democrat and ever arterward voted the
Republican ticket. as did all of the boys,
But my oldest brother closed mis- little
Democratic newspaper Office and pasted a
sheet OF paper on the door OF the little
SHOP -Closed-gone to war and signed IL
Josiah T. Young He never reopened IL.
A man by the name OF Robb started the
Iseper again as Republican paper. but he
soon closed IL and went to the war. He
was killed in battle.
THE paper was published for time dur
by a lawyer. who was bachelor, good
writer and very fond Of booze. | used to
sleep with him In the office ia his bed, where
he had a quart of whiskey leaning against
the front bedpost, in order to take a drink
in the night sghenever he woke. He went
10 Oskaioosa at one time TO defend man
who wes charged with stealing horse.
He was acquitted, and the lawyer rode the
horse home as his fee
AT the close Of the / was working
for Aaron Meiick, who published The
Eddyville Star ] boarded with the editor
as usual and / WAS not oYerfed. The editor
was postmaster, and / slept in the back
part of the little postoffice. one OF my
duties was 10 get up at midnight or after
ward. when the Western stage came In from
the West and throw the mail bag on the
sidewalk. when the driver shouted Mali.
This was in the wintertime. and union suits
had not been invented. ] cid not take much
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struggles of early life had as his motto,
Remain cheerful
In the private office of Senator Young At
vThe Daily Capital there Is sort of holy
OF holes which is stored away with
great ceremony each night in the inner
most recesses of the steel-bound safe. It
is a scrapbook. in which Lafe Young
pastes the most important chronicles of his
life; the bitterest words of his enemies.
tht. letters of his relatives. the kind things
said about him by the people who know
him best
one human document In this book is the
New-York tribune., 1910-11-20

essay which Lafe Young wrote on Cheer
ruiness' on November IA, 1868. while living
ana working and studying at Abba He
vas 'heh fifteen years old. but bear In
ili'iiu ehat the hfteen-year- hoy OF ii half
'eH'uiS ago did not have anything like the
educational advantages of the tirreep- year
GU boy OF to-day, Two things stand out
- every me the writer's cheerfulness and
'''' journalistic impulse to advise. Here
is the essay:
mere Is nothing that lends more to the
''iP'i'eSs OF an individual than the mean
'''e embodied in the subject which We have
New-York tribune., 1910-11-20

care about dressing myself when going out
10 get the mGn sack. but l never suffered
from chillbiains.
"EddyvlIle was nlaue up or what Rip Van
Wrinkle calls jolly rellers. They did every
thing but work Their principal business
was drink beer and eat onions. They
would gather in the saloons and play seven
up with the dirtiest deck OF cards that was
ever known to provoke game"
The Young family removed from Abba to
KtIkVille. Wapelo County. Between his
engagements in newspaper Offices Mr.
Young attended school, and through all the
New-York tribune., 1910-11-20
Outlines His Future Policy
d e5 Moines Editor Eos Had PfcfareSqns
Climb from q LosUiY Starr 10 HIS
Presenf Er7fnence.

wears. has been permanent chairman OF ~
Republican state conventions and was ds1~
cnte-at-Ia-ce to the Republican natl''4-
convention in $3.50 and iSsS. He mace -
nominating srecch placing the name
TheoIcrr Roosevelt before the Republican
n. ticrnI convention n Philadelphia =
1900 He was with Skaters army
Cuba a. a correspondent in lS9S- ne
a member Of Seer fetary Taft'S parry. +" =.
Orient n Is0I RE was electOr-di-iaE-'
the last Presidential campaign in ~
PERSISTENT AND sHREW7
Mr.. Young is a persistent dghtsr; ne
keep az tha; which ne believes 20 y
cor rtinuaIlv Until he has Won re
allie speaker. a shrewd paiitieiar ana a..-...s -
msl. Concerning his attitude ln the
states senate Mr.. Young says
In rp,-ard tn the goHcy thar I shan -. -
sue, as TnCmtc or oC the United s'A'es -
ate. I cannot say more than '''''' :. xiI
be constructive and rot deSJrac'-,e' ~, "a
be, ior the =o,d q OF the country !" .v
fo- the r4unitins OF the Republican -.
Tbs. good " the country dCIe1ds uP'. "a
RtpubiIcan nurty The a-hie' e'iieli'' -;,,.
IaaGe by thr party derend Jp0H pS- = .'.,ost
I shall favor every good measure
regard To- the source whence - N
shall think more OF the -hiHES - 70
favcr Of and shall not be i's if'F' =
things I misht oppose -. bsst
Il shall make an III, RI 10 = w - .ssa
OF terms with Senator CuniriirS .ss,a
have no diniculty in getting
him We are the best cf rrier'7' ,s.-
l5c enough man 10 act on h's oM. saurs.
n'ent and / hope to be able 20 10 nv ..s ,nst
Tn, n,onle OF Iowa can rest ''sS--
trer. viii be no unseemly soen5s ..stsrs
- shall work for Iowa n every .'. nare-
Nm, shall not forset that 'i'is IN tas
", I a,r,culr,raI state. the creates. ..,sssss
1rc,an hope TO be Just as, as - iowa
n Wa washington for the uphgildlnsu ,n'su b ~
a. ~ navr been in Iowa It saaa ,.,,i.s snail
-, as far as my oft'eiai .a,s u~ good
Sa, s,,u .ry relation 10 s"od norass1 ',s,,.y. q
'.a,.srnment ,.el and the general rus sansse
wo.k in a direction to pf'A' ]. 5. W
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PENDING METHOD WHEREBY A TARGET CAN
EXPLOSIVE
FROM AIRsHIPs MACHINES WHILE NILE OR
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TDDiepelt int Sample.

Gs mar poraus3uieben, Dab ROoie>
peIt nidt uuf ieinen 2orbesrn ausru.
ben plroe. Seinem tbGtigen 9eiTte lit
es nt6t m0gIid 81 ruitsn uno 81 rotten.
Gs fam Bios Darauf an, bur6 tpelhes
Sbor er in bic politiihs 4rena elm
treten tpsrbs, ipDfiir buuptidhIi6 Der
3ufal bsitimmeno mar. Die esz
ninihte 9elsgenbeit bat ii6 ibm i'm
Stuote Rep Yort geboten. 3ort arr
beitet GOuoerneur Susbes felt brsi
Sa6ren auf Elm ReformgsIes bin, ous
benz 8olte niht bios bic 0elsgenbeit
bietet, ii6 feline 9aRbioatsn fir bic
perI9ieDenen 4emter ielbIt aus3uius
den, Ionoern au6 iih feline politiiten
glbrer gu pdblen. 2eBteres mar ss,
mas Isinen &f 70 uusiihtslos
madte, ba ii6 bic polititsr benz lsstss
rem Ylane nit bsionberer Seftigfsit
piDerieBten. 8on ibrem Stanopuntt
aus lit bas polltommeu gu bsr'teRn.
Wsnn bas 9olt Die politiI9s Srgani>
iution iel6er beritellt uno leitet, 10 1T
pus 8oBtbum ausgeI6oltet, benn es
tann ols ielbitperitGnblid eslteu, bab
bus 8olt ii9 tsinen Jiibrsr ausiuhen
fpiirbe, BON benz es an Die Gorporatioz
nen pertauft pirb. Uie Die HuBlihteit
bes Sugbssi6en 8oridlages bem golfe
einleu6tet, lit aus beii.n 8erlangen
an RooIepelt gu erieben, bic 5iitrerz
gtolle 5u iiberne6men, pelde 8oupers
neur 6ugbss nidt beibebalten tann, ba
er i'm Sttpber an bas Sberbunpesgez
ri6t ibsrgebt.
4us ben Gepsiden 1T erii6tli6, bab
RooieDelt bieIer Qufforberung na9gs'
tommen 1T. aber er iiebt i'm eriter
4niturm elmer Rieperlase eHtsegsn
Die pplitifer beioer Ynrteien baben ers
tldrt, pab iie Die bon Goup. 5ue6es
uno Rooispelt smpfoblsne Bill MIDI
CUR 4nnd9me gelangen laifen fperben
ba iie elmer aufforDeruns eleidtommt
bonn Sdauplas ibrer 9bdtigteit 81
oeri6pinoen unb ii9 ibr 8roo auI
ebrlihe Weifs, ftutt bur9 pripilegirter
8iebtabl 5u Derbienen. Die 8ia ipirt
DerDorfen iperoen unb Roofepelt nirt
bdnn Dor oas BOLT nit benz 8erlaneer
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Rihter 8roscup, Der INNER
iebr beItimmt ipri6t, bat cine Qnoro@
nuno Der 0erfebrs z&ommtHion, tpelhe
bic Srottrdten fir ben transport BON
Der aiifte nuh Dem WtiHouri oerabIes>
te, fir un3uldFig ertldrt. Sn ietnsm
llrtbeiI iagte er, buB penn man
Der 8ertebrsz8ommiiIion cine iolae
Wodt 5ugeitebe. babe tie Die Gnt'tets
ounq Iber Geber uno 3oo Der Gt'ens
bo6nen in SGnDen. Die Wotipirung
bat benz Sberburoesgeri6t niht ein9e>
Ieuhtet, tpie bds ntht anoers iein
tonnte. Ginem Ritter ite9t tein urs
rbeiI iiber bic Wtrtung eines 9eiebes
8u; bus lit Sohe 0es 8eieBgebers.
9as Sberburoesgerttt bat, tpenn aud
niht in benieIben Worten, ben Stanos
punt psrtreten, baB Der &ongreB oas
Reht bat, ben Gtienbabnen Die Gnts
iheibung iiber 2eben uno Sob beE
rrneritantihen 8oItes aus ben 5Gnoen
gu nebmen. Sn bieisr 9initht Dirt
nod piel getban peroen miifen, lin
bieTe 8epalt Der gabnsMaunaten gu
pertiir3en. W&it Der i5eitIteQung osl
Rute fir f6perere 5ru6t oermug eint
GtIenbubn jeBt nod gu beitimmen, in
tpeIhem 2anosstbeil Die burh BIZ
5rahtraten betroFfene SnOuitrte bette
ben bari ooer eingeben mub. Sebl
bGuFig Iinb in bieIer Siniiht 4noros
nungen gstroffsn nOroen, Die fi6 nul
in Der Wsiie ertldren luf1en, Dap 81:
acknowledgement an Sn0uitrie3pei
gen interefirt Iino urb i9ren GinfIut
benusen, um burd pilItiirli6 angsTeBtt
sSra6traten ii6 Der 8pnturren5 81 ent:
leoigen.
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georiff oapon, tpie bic sdnae politlt
BON 9robtnpitaliiten munipulirt tpiro.
sic taufen bic politiihen Srsantt1s
tiOnen auf, lie IubpentiOniren ieBt IN
srpbsm MaBs bic tduflite grefe uno
iheuen iiberbaupt tein Wtittel uNo
teine Gift, Inn Die 2esislaturen uno
ben apnareB nit ibrsn 9eidDpfen 3u
bsieBsn. 8ieism 5reiben gsseniber
perbdlt bus 8olt fih untbdtig. Ss
Qloubt feline gfIidt srfaat gu haben
penn es iich an Wabltage on ben
stimmtaiten bsuibt uno psiB offsnbd'
nibt, ooB es am @abltage Bios pt'
8ertseuge Der poIitiidsn yno tapitaIi'
fttInen Organization pdblt. Disieu
opbn auf bas Stimmre6t tann oas
Colt nur entseeenipirten, inoem es II
polsr 3abI Iih gu ben Rominattonsz
Wuhlen einItellt.
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Die @i1enb q bu Wt q gnd
ten, Die bisber nit aursItiir5eu opez
rirt baben, lpern tie ibren Willen gegen
9plt unp Hegierung ourhIeBsn ipous
ten. pinten qb. 9ermittelIt ibrer prsB'
orqane le9en iie bar, oab in ben neusn
8eIeben teine 9efabr fir Gt'enbabnz
9apiere lieoe, ba Der gabnpertehr be-
itGnoig aunebme uno ebenio Der Yrottt.
Gs 1T 3u pIinI6en, oab oieie Serubtz
QunQ iiA ais pirtiam erDetit. Spute
ous niht Der 5au isin, 10 pdre oas
cine Strufe fir 9erloaenhett. 90
pft irgeno Elm 9eIeB porqeI6ld9en
purbe, Dus Der WiQtiir Der GiIenbabne
| Wuonaten 8ren3en ieBen iplIte, tpuroe
elm WarnurgsIignal auF9ebibt, odb
bas aapital gefdbrbet lei, uno Der
6Gufig uusgeIprohsne 8eroaht, oab
bic 8arnung our6 Sursitiir5e unterz
itiibt nuroe, Iheint niht bOqt9 unges
re6tfertigt gu iein. 0uour6 1T oas
gublitum in ben 9Iauben bineinges
tpDbnt tporben, ouB iebes gsgsn bic
Storporotionen gerittete 9eIeB Bic
| idlimmiten 5oIgsn mad iit sletsu
miifTe. Dus lit ben 8d6nzWagnaten
| jsBt Iebr unansenebm uno lie iu6en
oem 9ublttum bic QngTt, bic lie ibn1
einseinpft baben, tpieoer ub3ugenOb'
nen. Gin ipenis lleberlegung muB 81
Der Ginii6t fiibren, baB teine Inter
nebmun9en in ben Ser. Staaten eIne'
fold olGn3snben 3utunft ent9egenge
Zen, lpis geraos Die Giienbdhnen, od fl
nit ieoem Sobr in 5Olge Der 3unabm'
Der 8ep0Iterung uno neiterer Ius:
beutunq Der nutiirIi6en Silfsqueusr
| an Wertb sepinnen. Cine Sddotgun(
bur6 neue &pnturrens lit ausgeIhlol:
len, neil bos 8robtapttal in oie1en
2anoe in gu tpenigsn 6dnoen ton3en
trirt lit, ais Dap cine neue Sontur
ren3babn Obne 3uitimmun9 Der 81
nQn3magnaten, Die ianmt uno ionoer!
on ben 8ubnen tart intereftrt iino
berqeitelt lperoen t0nnte. Sn 5ol9
neIIen neiIen QlIe Mn3eihen oQrauf bin
Dof bic 8ubnen in abiebbarsr Sci
mebr ;Fraht baben nerDen, ais lie 81
bepGltieen perm0gen. 2lQs 9eisss
Die bisber gsgsn bic 8ubnen erIaiIe,
tpDrDsn Iino, boben oteisn iebr Oiel &c
nHbt uno ni6t i'm Minoeiten gsihaoet
9iele WiQionen, Die friiber an Rabot
ten ausbe3ablt purben, psrbIeiben jeg
in Der aaIIe, unb bic 0riinoungsn, b:
lpel6en bic Wtagnaten 5unoerte DO
W1inionen perDient, bic 2lttiondre abs
, entipre6sno pertiirst puroen, babe
ouf9eb0rt. Gs beoarf nur mod be
!: 8eiesss, bas ale gonoss unb attier
gmiiTipnsn untsr bic aontrole be
8unoeszRegierung iteQt, Inn ameritu
niIte Giienbahnz gupiere ben bette
Observation-Disclosures 9Ieid 3
, iteQen.
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Sas neusriehiide Atben.
Die golitit Der Sirdbe. - Staoion
unb gilourssorang. - Die neus
atbeniI6e DAME. - giirtiihe Siis
bisteitsn. - gfp5oIosie oss Ga
fes. - ReSinatO. 3iegengei4mad
uuo 5ammeleeruh.


Die neuatbsniI6e StiefslpuBsrsiloe
III Der .in3igs stanb, Der feline aeis
oenihaft niht in etnem ebenio nusz
fpis mublOisu Yolitiiiren psrbrautt.
Die stipa unbei6dftigttn uno eroBs
erishiIfen pldueu 3ueeueigten aons
tirgente fteIlsn Iih in ben Gisnit Der
Misunderstanding. Der eeihGftIihen
unb familiGrsn auftrdge uno heben
fih ourh ibre oienitberei!e unb biQi3e
gebenbigteit portbeilbdft ab BON ben
peuiifen mafiipsu, beidiloerten uno
numerirten IienItleuteu. Die Wi6s
tiatsit Der pusenoen Waioritdt aber 1T
iibsr allen 3peifel erbabsr. 90 mod
ts man aus oieiem Stnnoe ni6t nit
Der ergebsnsn 0lsi6siiltistsit 70 Tsiis
aIieber sntfernt ipifen, nit Der Gus
ropa in oieisn Wohen Die Degradation
Der unbrouhbaren uno unbeipdbrten
Sffisisrs binnimmt. Die in alien
asbsnsGubsrunssn 10 ouffdaise &C.
laTenbeit maht bier nur in Oingen
Der 9robpolitit elmer eifernoen leis
benihafi Raum. Der poliiiiirenbe
RilitGrbunb unb bic unrubeu bes
Dinisrs itsben neniger psssn Der
Widtisteit als tptsen Der gldk NOD
i'm @eoddtnife Guropas. Die seitis
tulirenbe Seftigteit, nit Der bier bonn
Gsneraliommunbantsn biz gum Ssis
ielfIidsr i'm 4uihlub al 3eitunsss
lsttiirs poIitit setrieben ipiro. finbet
nur in paris cine, ipsnn audi sen,ds
biaie paralle!e. Wie Der JronSoie
unbepubt ben Ruhm Der sroben ars
NEE 5uriidsrisbnt. 10 ideint Der 0riehe
su trahten, ben unerreitien 9ipfel ees
antit.n geiitss i'm Dlanse uRb Der
Qusbebnung bes neuen seeinten Sta1s
ies tpi.ber5uiskn. 4ub bier biIben
Die sablrsi1en, uneebulDig srtpartetsn
3eituneen Elm SauptHubrunssmiitel
bes giirsers om Radrlitias. au4
bier Ttiirmsn bic sr1ger bon bem
Qaell Der eben au Gnbs sebrudten
Meiskit nit sinem Wetteifer iibsr Die
| Straben, Der bic olpmpiihen ReHnen
auf pas Stabipflaiier gu Derlesen
| faein!.
Die RIderiHnerung an perganeens
| @rDbe Iebt Iin barmloier in ben Spie.
len burh. NIT oener bic atbeniiN Jus
genb in oem trneuerten Gtdbion oer
tlaITidkn E0rperfertigteit naheiftrt,
Nber oiefe aaufs unb Qletteribunseu.
bR ben befneibenen 1sgriff unierss
| 9urnbdllen ioum ertpeiterH, nebmen
| iih drmlih aus neben bem 9ilbe. bas
| iin bie pbaniaiie BON altutbtuiihen
Wetitdmpfen iHaffsn oarf. Sn pie.