davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Gilpin observer., 1910-08-25
Fine Collection for Museum.

Denver.-All small Colorado nam
mails, birds and reptiles will be par,
of the display of specimens which is
being prepared by the Colorado Mu-
scum of Natural History at City park.
The collection is being made under
the direction of ]. d. Higgins, in
charge of the museum, formerly OF
the American Museum of Natural His
tory.
Gilpin observer., 1910-08-25
Carefully Planned Suicide.

Des Moines-After carefully plan
ming all the details for his funeral. In
cluding the selection of his coffin,
John II. Morrison, at Cne time a
wealthy real estate nan, committed
suicide in his office in the Younger
man block by inhaling gas.
Gilpin observer., 1910-08-25
Rock.lide Cause. Fatality,

Canon City-A combination passen-
ger and freight, northbound, was
wrecked at Adelaide. midway between
here and Cripple Creek, Saturday
morning and Engineer William Lyon
was instantly killed. His fireman, Joe
Snyder. was injured, but not serious
ly.
Gilpin observer., 1910-08-25
Charged With Shortage.

Telluride.-Former City Treasurer
and County Assessor v. U. Rodgers
has been lodged in Jail on warrant
sworn out by Mayor Rogers charging
the former official with the embezzle
ment of s36,763.sS of city funds.
Gilpin observer., 1910-08-25
COMING EVENTS IN COLORADO.

Aug: 2S-2s-Prowers county fair at La
Aug. 30-Sept 2--Arkansas Valley fair
at Rocky Ford.
Sept. Pumpkin Pie Day at Long
mont.
Sept 3-17-Interstate fair at Denver.
Sept 7-9-Hotchkiss fair at Hotchkiss
Sept. 7-10-Bent county fair at Las An
fmas.
Sept 12-14-Delta county fair at Delta
Sept. 14-16-Otero county farm festival
at La Junta.
Sept. 14-16-Fremont county fair al
Canon City.
Sept; 1S-21-Colorado state fair at Pu.
eblo.
Sept 3o-National Irrigation Con.
Bress at Pueblo.
Sept 27-30-State Federation of Won
ems Clubs at Canon City.
Sept. 27-30-Reunion of San Juan pi'
oneers at Del Norte
Gilpin observer., 1910-08-25
Fatal Saloon Row.

Meeker.-While playing cards in the
Clifford house saloon here Sunday
Joe Williams and Everett Baker re.
vived an old quarrel, and Williams
drew razor and slashed Bakers
throat from chin to the spinal col
umn. severing the jugular vein Baker
died before he could get to a doctor
Gilpin observer., 1910-08-25
Druggist Shoots holdup.

Denver.-J. c. Dunnavan, a Capitol
Hill druggist. Saturday night shot and
killed holdup who appeared just as
the store was being closed up and Or
dered Dunnavan and his clerk to hold
up their hands. The man killed is be-
lieved to have been Charles Dare, an
Englishman.
Gilpin observer., 1910-08-25
$500 Per Acre Near Greeley.

Greeley.-A record price for land in
the delta east of here was received
by Edwin Davis when Henry Dotson
Of Kansas paid him $4,000 for ten
acres.
Gilpin observer., 1910-08-25
They Tie to the Cities.

Washington-Census figures indi-
cate that the East is holding its own
with the West in the increase OF popu-
lation, and that the cities are running
ahead Of all proportion to the country
districts.
Gilpin observer., 1910-08-25
Wants Pay for His Dog Bite.

Platteville.- George Hennick has
brought suit against this town for
$400 spent while taking treatment to
prevent hydrophobia after being bit
ten by a mad dog. He claims the city
Is liable because of non-enforcement
of the ordinance regarding killing of
dogs.
Gilpin observer., 1910-08-25
Two Colorado Editors Dead.

Erie.-Walter McAnally, publisher
CT the Erie Herald, died Sunday OF
tuberculosis.
Breckenridge.-Jam w. Swisher
publisher of the Summit County Jour
nal and Breckenridge Bulletin, died
Sunday from stroke of apoplexy. He
was member of the Colorado bar and
had represented his county in the
Legislature.
Gilpin observer., 1910-08-25
Married High Up In the World.

Colorado Springs.-The summit of
Pixies Peak was the scene of a we'd
ding Wednesday. Miss Grace B. Cox
of Rose Hill, Kan, was married to F.
NJ. Metcalf of Haviland, Kan, the Rev.
Abijah Cox, father of the bride. per-
forming the ceremony.
Gilpin observer., 1910-08-25
In the Suburb.

In the Suburb.
What beautiful public building is
that?"
That isn't a public building. It's
oil. man Savitt's summer cottage"
And whose neat little cottage is that
over there with the tower on 1t? That
little one-story frame affair"
That isn't a cottage. It's the First
Episcopal church."-Life.
Gilpin observer., 1910-08-25
NATURE's SIGNALS.

The first indication Of kidney dis
order is often backache. Then comes
pain in the hips and sides, lameness,
soreness and urinary troubles. These
Gilpin observer., 1910-08-25
Her Rest.

Her Rest.
How do you expect to spend your
summer vacation. Mrs. Brown"
Frying fish for the men as usual,
I suppose"
Gilpin observer., 1910-08-25

Those Cooked Hats.
Dilly-My salary is knocked into .
cooked hat this week.
Dally-Why?
Dilly-My wife's chantecler will
take it all.-Town Topics.
Gilpin observer., 1910-08-25
GENERAL.

Census returns: Newark, N. j.. 347,.
469; Scranton. Pa. 129.S67: Schenec-
tady. N. Y 72a2e.
Gilpin observer., 1910-08-25
Fourteenth Annual Frontier Days.

Cheyenne.-Cheyenne is now en-
fete for what promises to be the most
successful celebration Of Frontier
days ever.
Gilpin observer., 1910-08-25
Miner Killed by Rock Fall.

Miner Killed by Rock Fall.
Telluride.-Henry Maxi, 25 years old
and unmarried, was killed Wednesday
by fall of rock in the Smuggler-
Union mine.
The progressive farmer and southern farm gazette., 1910-12-24
How to Buy Lime.
"HE SELLERS of q specially prepared lime
write to me in regard to advertisement
L that of their statesmen writes:
told me that If would Sc,

"Mr. -- told me that If | would see
Professor Massey, Editor of The Progressive
Farmer and Gazette and get him to write
few lines about our lime, that every farmer
in the country would buy it, as they think he
is authority on farming"
Now, have no doubt but that these people are
sending out an article that has value and have
nothing to say against it that score But the
advice | give to farmers is the result of long
economical lines. Therefore, | have always ad-
vised them to buy fresh lump lime. There is no
reason why they should pay an extra price for
Slaked or prepared lime and freight all the water
it takes to slake it, for most of them have plenty
OF water.
Many years ago | buying the so-called ag-
ricultural lime, when lime burner who makes n
very high-grade article wrote me saving that he
would sell fresh lump lime at a reduced price
when a guarantee was given that it was for aeri-
cultural purposes, and that on the same guaranty
As | had to haul all my lime five and n half
miles it seemed to me that this was a good promo
sltlon ordered o carload. There were 441
bushels in the carload. | hauled this 441 busb
els and piled it convenient to water and slakod
II to powder with water, and had hut lttIo
short Of 1000 bushels. In other words mo
SIaked lime had cost me about cents a busbel
ana the freight on the carload Of 441 bushels 7
nave never bought any slaked lime since Tbio
lime can be bought in carloads for 81 n ron an1
can De Felghted good many miles and come in
The progressive farmer and southern farm gazette., 1910-12-24

p.au IN tba South. must be planted where the
soil is moist or where they can be irrigated.
I believe that with a good strain OF seed 1t Is
better in the South to grow the dahlia from seed
every year, and keep no roots over except lnose
of a very special excellence Seedlings started III
a cold frame in March be easily transplanted
directly to the open ground after the soil Is warm,
and as they get into bloom later than the kept
over roots, the bloom is always better.
1t is the same with cannas. Gamma seed taken
from the finest varieties will give uniformly fine
plants and large flowers. My seed last spring
were from one of the largest collections in this
country, and l had plants in wonderful variety
Two Of my Gamma beds | have covered with varl-
Gus garden refuse and my seedlings have buried
in the same way as the dahlias. The left in
the beds will be lifted in the spring divided and
re-planted, for l left them there solely because |
did not want too heavy job of lifting and pitting,
and if lifted and kept inside too many of them
would dry up and be lost
The lilies planted six weeks later than they
should have been planted are trying to make
some green tops above the soil, and l am hoping
that the weather will allow them to get up and
succeed. This variety, the Candidum, will not
bloom well unless it makes fall growth, and
have proved to the dealers North that
grow them finer here than the they import
from France. Those | planted this fall came
from the north of France and are far inferior to
bulbs that l have sent North.
When in North Carolina | made many efforts
to grow the Bermuda lily, rather unsuccessfully
| believe that now, that | have learned more in
regard to its needs succeed in producing
the bulbs here; and they are imported by the
million dollars worth from Bermuda, it will pay
we'll to prove that they can be grown here. Just
how, l am not yet ready to say, but have my
plans and will not plant them for week yet for,
unlike the Candidums, they should not start in
fall.
1T is the with the Roman hyancnths,
which can be grown we'll If not planted too early.
for in the South If they planted early in the
fall they shoot and bloom by Christmas and then
have the coldest weather OF the winter their
tops. But if planted after the soil gets cold they
start towards spring and bloom at more season
able time and will make fine bulbs in the same
sort OF soil that suits the strawberry. Then tho
Roman must be lifted as soon as the tops are ma
ture, but not dead, and the tops cut OF and the
bulbs buried in sand in windrows to partly cure.
and then they be dried off, II the tops are
left to die the plants the bulbs will gum and be
spoiled for blooming
The progressive farmer and southern farm gazette., 1910-12-24
Professor Massey's
Editorial Page.
Mid-Winter Garden Notes.

IVY ITH THE GROCERS' wagons calling at the
w garden gate and taking lettuce at seventy
" FIVE cents dozen heads, the frame lettuce
pays very we'll But of course in a town of only
900 people there is not much chance for greatly
The progressive farmer and southern farm gazette., 1910-12-24
PROGRESSIVE FARMER AND GaAhIIE'

chaanor than the prepared lime. If you need
li,,o on vour land get the purest lime, and do net
imagine that lime is fertilizer and that mix
ture Of other plant food with it Will be an ad
vantage If you need phosphoric acid ana pot
ash buy them by themselves and use them as
needed but buy lime as pure as you can get ana
do not freight lot of water used in slaking II.
The progressive farmer and southern farm gazette., 1910-12-24

enlarglng the local sales. me
price pays very we'll and the
grocers can well afford to pay
it, for they are retailing let
tuce at 10 cents a head. Then
we have a head on the dinner
table every day, and there is
nothing better and more whole
some than a green salad in win
ter,
It showed steadily all night
early in the month, and there
The progressive farmer and southern farm gazette., 1910-12-24
DRAINAGE AND HEALTH

10" IS flght IN this respect. Drainage has work
ed wonders In sections formerly malarious In
my own recollection the Eastern Shore OF Mary
lahd was plagued with malaria The people Ia
baltlnore were afraid to come over the Bav for
rear OF chllls and fever. Now with better drain
age ana the use OF artesian water malaria has
disappeared, and in the upper counties on tho Ray
9hoIe every farmhouse Is crowded with summor
poardefs from Baltimore, and one of our leading
uoctofs told me that chls were the last thing
ne Is called IN FOR have lived on the Shore
no" loF over three years and have never had IN
call doctor to any member of nv family nj,
lne lo"Iahds and make deep wells of pine and ee,
pure water, and you can laugh at malari, gor :,
IS not in the air anywhere -
HIiuBAItIi.-In the warmer uarte Of ,,.. c..
you can set now two-year-old roots or rhrhar,,
ana can get a fair crop in the spring bnt ,,nraa,
you you nave IT in very rich and moist low-gromnd
riodrnalt po ABOUT the last of It, In the upper
iieunoht sections and the mountain con,trv :,
VIII thrive we'll O'un''' IL
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9as Mltenbeinsfef.
Sic Srsnnes miiiisH ben 5. 5uni iiir
baHelbe rtierpireH.

Wsnn Der OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES fiir
ben Sommsr oufgeitent pire. oiirfsn
luir bic Jefte unisrer beutit<n Woble
tbdtioteitsonitaIisn ouf tsinen 5al
psrasFsn. Der proteitantiihsn Waiisn
if peraangenen Sonutaa in bo6berSis
ger Wtiis esoaht tuoroer uno nun
tommen Die olien Strren bonn Teais
iden 4ltsnbeim on bic Reihe. Shr
saa III Der Sonnios b,s 5. Suni.
bonn alsbann fiuoei oas Jriihlinssfsit
oisisr 10 i,ssnsreihen anftalt Itoit.
Gs in bic iiinsfte unter ben beuti6en
Rphlthdtisieits Snititutsu uuisrr
Sioos unb oahsr BON uuiersr GiirIorgs
in ar0bsrsm WabItabe abbansls dls
bic anetrcn. mir appelIiren ipobI nitt
peraebens an bic Sreunbe oes 4ltens
heims, ben 5. Suni btmIsIben su nib.
men unb bel bisier Gelte.nbeit ourn
sobireihen gsiu6 earsutbun. baB III
nsn ouh nieIss am 3erieH lisgt nno
ibrr llnt<ritiieuus piirbis erdttst
trirn
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2lm Sonntoa fpiro Sobn Weber i'm
3ooloeiIhen 9urieu nit ieiHer Qtiniis
lsritaar bic Goussrtiaiion .r0ffnen.
,3tpeimal tdglih iolen BON oiei.m
5ags on in Dem herrlifen Gtoblihts
msnt aonssrie itottfinben, Tcldns. bis
srit pieber Der Winter ben 2lui.nibuIi
i'm fyreisu unmoelih mah.. Jur orsi
Wo6en lit Serr Wtber osm 600 pers
pflihtet. Rad ablauf bisies Gnsagss
m.nts pirp sr NIT i.insr aapels ci.
paeifntiiite bersiien, uno feline G.ea.
tpiro Johann Der unpermsfbIihs 30
kmisr arpl sinnsbmen. IS iiebt aiio
iomit bsm publitum cine reife tiinits
lsriT9e abrpeehieIuns In ausiitt. Die
reihbaliise SammIung Der psrIhis.
0tnartiaiien 5hiere uuo bic tpunbsrs
ihonen SpaSiersdnge. bic mr Part
bietst, peroen sbsHfnlls oasu kitragsH.
ben gsiutsrn pen aui.ntbaIt uni,g,
balttuo uno anssnebm su g:itdIisn.
in ben Rdumsn bss stlubboafss niro
IS iih 6err 5aomas Gobp nah ardi.
ten aneelsgsn iein laHtu. auh ben psr
ip0hnteiien 4nipriifen Der @lits 81
asniissn. syiir Strridoiisn. bic per
4utomobil obtr 5ubriptrt bos eil.
bliHemsnt oufiuden. limb biz lpsi.
ssbsnoiten gsauemIih.siisn pprs.Tsbea.
0as Qrosramm, bas Serr 5chn
Websr am Sonntae gum 0ortral
brins.n ipirb. tbsilt If in iIaffiTde
uno popuIdrs Qummern. Sot, Ioa bic
popuidre Wuiit bic GROCER. 8eriidiit,s
iisung fiHosn. Ils SDliiien lp:rten
Jrau glands .. Maaufi,p uno Serr
Ireo. Wsib nit.
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t3Ar sas .Ginelnnaiier gofsbfati')
o 9reifnn6, fe6e ,uo6r!

60 lsb bsnn ipobl, pu pielbesebrk
Snppe,
Die uns ierpirt ipurbi gum frsien
Qunf,,
Dab lie psrihtpinbet, iit uns gar niht
ihnuppe,
Tod dIio iii's Der ipeiien Serrsn
Wunih.
geihloiien fpdrbs in Der 2esislatur:
Don freisr Supps tiinftis feline Spur!
Don bir, Roaitbeef. iolIen mir uns
trennen,
Dem iafi'sen 9raten, oft men alafter
lang.
Gen 1rennunssIdmer3 NIT Worien
nur 5u nennen,
Sit gar niht m6sIif. - Sn bic 3u'
funft bang
mir ihduen unb bic idIS'esn 1hrdnsn
fIieBcn
Bier obns freien graten fiinftis 5ii ees
Hieben,
mis, tSnnsn mir bsnn tpirtlih tpsii.rs
leben,
Wenn auf benz 1r.ilunh Counter
nift Der ~baIh"
Grihtinet mebr2 mir, ADJ NIT Wibers
iirebeH
8esahlsn miifien dlIes iebt nit .cdib".
Berihpinben iperbsn, mas uns lieb
unn trout:
.ShfpsinsIiibe", gar unb aud ous
.Sduertrnut".
God fold Gtissess.ber in elm
Shdtsr,
Gr cine 5reube uns 3u md6en gloubt.
Wsnn eiitisii sr gum 1reilunh siHsn
Grader,
au6 cine .gres.l", ~adit" uns srs
laubt.
S6 unter bi.Ism adie ouh Der
,Shmier"
grldubs fein pirb, nidt tpiHsn's mir.
lInb ooB mir iiinftig alles nit Uap,
netsu
g<5ohlen miiFsn, tpos iiir uns mar
irei,
Men triiit bic SuuptihuIo ipobl. nas
tiirlih ben acmeitn.
Uait ibm aIlein bas llnb,il fam herbei.
Tu WelienbummIsr lunhit ia imHer
All
gom Wsitendiher irei. Iab uns IN
Rub!
Saneot.
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5amss uno Gina Gharo. I'll Bauer
4ps.. Uldohen
5pmon uup 4HHa Warsolis, 1047
Gutter Ctr, Mdb6eu.
gBiaiom uuo alice Wnnn., 1913
Sepett Gnt., Wdoden.
Clarence unb 2lnHa Gbtparbs, 141G
mdlnut Ctr, anabs.
SuIius unb NsIIis grob, 3119 SsT:
IsrioH aps.. Wabdsn.
Somuel unb WlilIis miliams,
RibpIe Rcdo, Rdohen.
gfpbsrt unb alice isiiils, 3017 We.
miden ape., WlGbhen.
Games unb gillian Dstter. S25gant
Cir, W1b6en.
Robert unb Wable Worris, 706
FREEMAN are.. auabe.
Sioutp uno auciIe 9opmaH. $50
DsIt 9. Ctr. Wdbdtn.
Sdcob unb emma 5eser, 2407 Co
l.ruin ape., W1o6sn.
5rant unb Warsarstbe grptpn, 433
0eft Z. Ctr, Gnabe.
gpihoIas uno Barbara Gnspoloer.
2. uno 9ort. Rspport. an.. Rob6en,
Stnrp uno Slcrenes Stris. 3759
Jrdts Npe., Wdp6en
Gsnbrid unb Womis Wsiiensder.
1886 WeUliden Npe.. M0onen.
qaut unb Wlargarti 9snuta. 194a
Central ape., Wdbhen.
Sohu unb Wlomie 9utb!sr. 1927
Seioto Ctr, anabe.
Socob unb emma Rud. 2024 Cole
man Ctr, anabt.
Jr.berid unb Wluria seppe. 27a
Renaer Ctr. Wdodsn.
Sobn unb Warsaret 5anlen, 1924
afhIanb Ctr, Wldbden.
Roman unb Gillian aObItpeib, 15os
6orriion 4ne., anabe.
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marp Woeusr, IA, 949 Sath Ctr.
Riiftumariihpiuoiudt.
s6nrp DsiB, "a. 1912 G.ntraIape.,
sSnqusii in Shptbe.
1rso. 8. Hsurr. So, 2126 Wlalr
CTR, 5erstIdppenf<hler.
Bernhard s.. R,usentuffsr. 84, "a
goitern 9lne., gosrnperiaIiunn.
Som,s Ulabsr. 70. 2ittle Siiters
OF gnor, Ioernnrtaltuns.
Guaene Woriaritn. IA, 3839Jobos'
north CTR. grisbts glisrsntran,bsit
goparb Sarpsr. 10 Wonate Al
Woin CTR, 9iphibsriiis.
gpiu 5rosifer, 81, 2703 eaitsrr
ap.., gruitfsantsiinoune.
Games y. Tt5apsn. 62. 1926
Sprina Ctr, Giersnlsioen.
sgreo. R,aftr. 80, BOA Wef 8
Ctr, 2uftrohreuentsiinbuna
sgrau Rareorst Wsit gois. 80. 49,
On a. Ctr, QeDport. ap., garmDsr
fhlineune.
Siontp gaalor, SO, 324 of GrOn
CTR, 2unssnenisiinoung.
9hilipp airher, 43, 2142 GiIber
gpe., 2unu.nentsiinouns.
Gatdb 6. Moraan, as. 1640 Carl
Ctr. Shpinoiuhi.
Deter Saugtr, 2. All Wsi! gour
Ctr, Qunasnsni5iinoung.
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GbesrlanbniRideine.

[0uauI. llIrin. 81, Columbia 4pe.
laaib. Siuesnbsrg. 32. guoo Str.
lgloraana bomos, 45, sleip6apen. sSnb.
lmiop G. Roberts. 30. Cincinnati.
lGbas. u. SPECS, %. 9.pari. 8.
lglinnis G. Sonss, 19. Cincinnati.
ssoIepb gaum. "a, 0eI Str.
lalma giemu, is, 5optins Ctr.
l4ua. georceman, SO, glmrpoobplace.
lWap @sb.r. 80, Reaoins Roao.
fgbas. Wadenbat, AZ, 6arii.loplaes.
llola W. Collins. 80, oessl.
lgbos. G. Mafierg. 27, Goth Ctr.
loeIen 9. 9easbcls. 20, aafanstts 4D.
lell,ranber Cam, 25, syeff.rTon aDs,
lSolepbins q. WOlf. q, alctt.r aDs.
lsas. Z. stepkns. %. BENTON. an.
leora q. aaDrenee, q, potisr place.
l4uauIi 6epeb, %, 3aplors Greet. 8.
lSuIanna Deitrih. 26, GoDtoaie.
lOeo. 6. ebafu. %. Columbus. 8.
lGmma WeAnespn. 80, Wulberrp ct.
Iwaihaei Meitrih. %, Gopsbale. 8.
lGpipio Drodmann, 16, WOuno ctr.
IQeonorb 0aIep, 90, Gnrtboss, 81.
lGra1s Nrlner. %, GlmDocD place.
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Sie HcminisccuScn be@ SenG=
tors Scpen.

QrlGbli6 Der Icbatten Ubsr oas
9Tlotten Stat bat SenQtor T2pen BON
Rem port einiQe GetsimniITs aus Der
umeritaniIhen 8eitihte sntbulIt, bic
cer 8erintiQung be0urfen Senatpr
6a0burn por Soaho Dertrat in Der De
bate bic 4nIiat, puB es nIht Das
8olt lei. pelhes &riege berbeifii6re,
1onDern feline 5errfder. Sepsp nabm
Den entas9eraeieBten Stanopunt etn
uno bebauptete, cob csr lebts 9rie8
nit Sp1rien oom 9oIts, 9egen ben
Wiuen MtRinltps, beranlabt lporbsn
f3i. gas lit, Iotpeit eS Die 2lntla9e qe:
GEN bas 8olt betrifft, sntI9ieoen urs
na6r. Rifti9 1T nur, baB Wtatnlep
luc5 oufbot um ben Grieg gu perhlnz
bern, u6er er purbe bon ben 9}oIitltern
ieiner qortsi in pisfsn hineInos3pun,
Qen. Die fpuniihe Reqisrung mar itd
ibrer Stpdhc Qen1u bepuBt. is mar
ihr Hidt unbetannt, DaB ibrs 7Tlotte
lid ni6t Qsgsn Olsjeni8e Der Der, Stoaz
ten beAaupten tDnnte. Der 4bmiroL
Gerpera bate DQs ieiner Re9isrung
haari6arf berpieIen, incsm er etnsn
9srgIsia amiihen Der neumobiIhsn
paH7erflotte Der Ger. Stadten unb
apii6en ben balbgspan3rrien Sfiffsn
Spuntens aniteIlte, Die 3u ihpuh ipus
rem, I'm iotf ftpere 0eiduBs. ipie iis
Der amerttuniihen TIotts gu Sebots
itonoen, DcrpenDen au tonnen. 2luf
8utnp oisIer IdriteQung mar, pie
Senator 3epep rihtig mtttRilt, Spaz
MEN QBiLens, Gubu unp pprto Rito
3u raumen, Ooraus9siest. oaB Die Ser.
Staaten lid bereit 3sisten, auf cine
iolde 8eilegung bes arieges einsugez
ben. Dap troBbem Der ariea gum
Qusbruh fam, mar nift, nie Depetp
bthauptst Die Shulb bes goItes, oos
auf stnen 9risg gsDrdngt baben ioQ.
Ginige unperanttportlihe Wlsnihsn
itimmten ipo1l Elm ariegsgsbriia an
uno niiroen bas nod heute tbun, um
eineu Gampf eegen bic Weonbbeipohnsr
8u fibrsn. Das oenfsnbs golf aber
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aniier. Rur sinige Rdle ipsnpet er
fih betpuBt on bas gefdmmtoubitos
rum, Bel ibm beTonbers ipihtieengBor.
ten. Damn bdmmert er NIT pem red)s
ten 4rm Wprt fir wort in bas aubi-
torium, iuie man Rdeel tinh1mmert.
aber aud bas bat nihts GraItisrtss.
Is lit ebsn bieIss Wiannes Wetier,
iuenn man 10 iassn fon, ben 2euten
feine 8orte auf ioIde Wsiis einbrinss
lih 3r MAIDEN.
gBeit iiber cine Stunbe bat sr oes
Ipro6en. GinbrinsIit, iadlid. unsrs
miiblih uno ntdt srmiibenD. unh
man freut iih, tpieosr einmal gu isbsn,
ipie bic Harte Dirtung Dor alien in
Der itarten psrI0nlihteit b.itsbt, biz
iiberSei9t, ipeil iie islbit BON iid une
ibrer Safe iiberseuat lit.
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Qofal : Veridt.
Srptbams In eslammen.
Sahelbe brsunt bis sum RaiisripisgeI
nieoer.

Das am 5uBe Der Center Strabs
Dor anter lieesnos gopthuus bss G6io
goptsaIubs brannte eeitern MOrs:n
9eaen 8 lhr Bis gum WdTeripitoel
nieoer. 3os 5euer IolI ourh Die Or
pIoiion elmer Signollampe auf bsm
cberen led perur1odlt poroen isi7.
Gur3 Dor 3 llbr tpuroe Der mo6.sr
s5fdot 9Iaub, unter beHen 4ufiiht has
gootbaus iianb. burd1 ben Rauh las
oem Stlafe aufsepedt unb ianb sen
Cberbuu In 5lammen sinoebiilIt, ip.ls
de, bon bem sur .3tit hrrffsnotn
Winoe onqefatt. nit grobsr De-
ihipinoiatsit I'm ii6 grifien. Gr
ipette fhleunigIt ieinsn auf bsm I'm
ferbet itlofsrben sliiiitsnten uno eie
kioen Wdnner mahten iif an bic Rs.s
turg Der i'm untersn IhsiIe oss Boot
haufes untsrasbradtsn Ratsn uub
Canoes. SIREN persiuten anitrenouns
Gen geIans ss, Die iammtIihtn sfa1fs
3eu9s aus oem br,un,nbsn 9oothaus
Su eHtfernen. aud elm tlsiuer Shs;I
Der tpsrihoolsn Giuridtung bss Boot
baui,s puroe pou ibnen osrettst. N1i'ts
Isripsils battsn 2lnesiisfIts Der auf e;r
anbsrsn Seite oes SIuH.s Dor antsr
IisQsuben U2drmei'idtn aohltnflot.s
Die Jsuerzgenirals aufgsrufen uno nor
osm granbs in asuntnib asisbi. lie
IFeuerlpebr unier Geitune ots 1is
itrittsmarThaus Touopdn bate oroBe
Shtpieriaisitsn su iibertpinben, bspor
iie nobe asnus an oas goOthaus binans
iommen tpnutsu, um ben grorohsrb
nit ibren Stldudsn errsiten su tous
uen. Tas 5ouptaugsumer. Der 2oIh'
mannihaFtsr mar harduf eerid1t.t.
bas Ssusr BON ben onosrtu, in ser
glohe befiublihenSluBfabr3euesn ftrue
subaIten. Ssoor ss asIone. ben grano
su IOftsn. mar faft bic sanse Sbsrs
itruttur oss gootbauiss serltort MGR.
ben. Ter 0eiommti6noen ipiro oaf
ca. 5000 abasfhdst uno iit ourh 9ers
iiheruno oebtdt.
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Waiausilns Der Subepsbl Qom.
binafiou.

4m iommenbsn Sonntds beraniials
tel bic 6ubepobls aombinaiion insn
Waiausflug. beHen 3iel Delbi 1T nno
Der obnt Jrase .insn iebr gtnubreihen
8erlauf nsbmen tpiro. Die WitgIkOsr
fammeln fid) um baib aht nhr Wor<
Gems am Gnoe Der glbercH Apenue Sis
ME, DON no aus ;u CUB naf) Debit
morId3irt iperben fpirb. Nnf BEN Jeits
plat fperben na!iirlif bic umiahenps
item 0orbereitungen fir bic nnierboIs
tuns unb Beipirtbuns Der ausfiiislsr
aetroffen perben unb bic 6oupimnbl.
seit bes 1ngts ipirb In eintm eranis
fit,n gbiden Dinner beitehen. Giir
bas asbIbrenbs .Rab4 III sIei9falls ess
loraf iuorben, b1mit bic Qthlen gum
Gineen oneefsuhstt lperben tonnsu.