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St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1911-08-05
BRIDEGROOM IS "A: HIS BRIDE
rs II.
Mr.. Jacob Each and Mrs. Anna Il
Smith Married i'm Gretna.

Mr.. Jacob Each, aged "A, shy and
backward, and Mrs. Anna E. Smith,
aged II, demure and blushing, were
married Tuesday afternoon in Gretna
b, Judge M. A. Daunhauer in the
Jefferson parish courthouse:
Until he retired from active life
Mr.. Each was q blacksmith and al
though he is a sturdy as the smithy
of which the poet sung: His bride,
although nearly as old as her hus-
band, still has q firm and elastic
which most girls would envy.
Mr.. Each was a WidoWer and his
only child, a grown woman, came all
the way from indianapolis to see her
father married. The bride was also
a widow. Her daughter, Mrs. Ann
T. Tilson, of New Orleans, "stood
up" with her,
After the ceremony Mr.. Each KISS
ed the new Mrs. Each and the bridal
party repaired to home where
spread awaited them.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1911-08-05
'THEBR|DGE
COMMITTEE
Judge Burns by Authority as
Chairman of Meeting
Appoints Committee to Con-
fer With New Orleans
In Matter of Building Bridge
Across the Lake.
New Orleans as Enthusiastic
as st. Tammany.

Interest in the matter of building
a bridge from Vaudeville to New Or
leans across Lake Pontchartrain is
becoming more pronounced every
day. New Orleans recognizes that 1t
is of equal Importance to her as TO
st. Tammany parish, and there is
no doubt that every exertion Will be
put forth to consummate the project.
Judge Burns to-day, by authority
vested in him by resolution passed
at the recent mass meeting, makes
the following announcement:
'In carrying out the plan of or
ganization pursuant to q resolution
passed at the mass meeting held In
the town of Covington, Wednesday
night, July rs, 1911, the following
committee is appointed to act in be-
half of the parish of st. Tammany
and surrounding country:
The project being of vital import
auce to the city of New Orleans, the
resolutions call for the appointment
OF a similar committee to act for
the city of New Orleans to be ap-
pointed either by the city council Of
said city, the Progressive Union, Mer-
chants Club and Improvement
League or in such manner as may
be deemed advisable:
Henry L. Garland D. H. Mason
Martin Behrman, D. j. Sanders,
w. H. Ker, Harvey E. Ellis
III. C. Ramos, y. S. Jones,
Robert Legier, II. j. smith,
Ernest Jahncke, w. A. Hsod,
=, IN
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1911-08-05
HAMMOND.
Board of Health Resigns, But Hes
ignations Are Not Accepted.

Hammond, La, Aug. 2.-The town
council met in regular session last
night. The Board of Health HANDED
in its resignation, which was not
accented. The question was discus
sec as to the law governing boards
of health. whether the council would
appoint one city physician and a
secretary, and a special meeting was
called for Saturday night to settle
the discussion. DR.. Bowling, presi-
dent of the State Board of Health,
was expected to meet with the coun-
ell last night. but did not appear,
causing the matter to lay over.
| A petition asking for curfeW law
for Hammond, applicable to all per-
sens under sixteen years, was read,
but no action was taken.
| A committee, composed OF Council.
men Lille and Muller, was appointed
! to put the schoolhouse in good re
pair for the next term, which starts
in the middle of September.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1911-08-05
WOMEN ARE BARRED.
Southern Pacific Will Employ Men
Exclusively Hereafter.

San Francisco, Aug-.The South
ern Pacific Railway is putting into
effect a rule that hereafter no
women are to be employed as clerks
or stenographers in the company's
passenger department. Officials OF
the company assign as reasons for
this action the tendency of the girls
to marry just when they are be-
coming of great service and that
physical incapacity which units
them for advancement.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1911-08-05

Jackson, Miss, Aug. 2.-That
former Governor Jas. K. Vardaman
has been chosen the Democratic
nominee for United States senator
equivalent to election-is conceded
by both of his opponents in yester-
DAYS primary, United States Senator
LEROY Percy and C. III. Alexander.
In the race fol lieutenant governor
the returns indicate that State Sens-
tor Theodore G. Bilbo has polied an
equally large vote as Mr.. Vardaman,
and Lis nomination without the Ne
cessity of. second primary is re-
garded as assured. T. o. Yewell and
Wiley N. Nash were Mr.. Bilbo's op-
ponents.
Because of the rem Oteness of some
precincts returns are still tncOm-
plete. At Vardaman's headquarters
tonight it is estimated that he will
have an excess of 10000 votes over
the combined vote of his two OPP
ponents. Mr.. Bilbo makes claiE to
an even greater majority.
The returns received give Alex
ander slight lead over Percy. i
Earl Brewer was un0pposed for
the gubernatorial nomination.
''This is the uprising of the people
iu Mississippi" Mr.. Vardaman said
tonight in comment. cit is rebuke
to the gross methods of politics late
IL injected into Mississippi, the ar
rpgrance of placid power, self-satis-
fled and seemingly secure In It's IN
trenchment of dollars. 1t is rebuke
to personal valification of man who
dares lift his voice in protest against
the domination of dollars. 1t is an
afIifmance of the plan people in their
right to rule and not the self-im-
ana sen ~ ssaA- MT self-eleyated
ets"
James Kimball Vardaman is a ma
tive of Texas. He is 81 years of age.
Although licensed to practice law,
he has never engaged actively in that
profession, his activities having been
largely devoted to journalism. For
| many years he was editor of the
| Greenwood (M;ss.) Commonwealth,
but more recently editor-in-chief and
| publisher of the Issue, of Jackson
weekly publication. He was elected
/ governor of Mississippi in 1903 and
served one term. During the Span
/ ish-American war he served as major
in a Mississippi volunteer regimen
Mr.. Vardaman was defeated fol
United State senator by John SharI
Williams in 1907 in popular cleo
ton, and in 1910 he was an unsuc
cessful contestant for the seat made
vacant by the death of Senator A
J. McLaurin. United States Senator
Leroy Percy, whom he defeated il
yesterdays election, received th
legislative nomination. G. II. Alex
ander was also candidate before tn
Legislature in 1910.
| The tabulated vote is as follows
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1911-08-05
A MOTHERS PRAYER.

There is a presence like some saint,
That comes to those downcast and
faint,
And in such sacred accents meek,
Bespeaks some succor for the weak;
Bereft of much the world contains,
Within the heart this prayer re-
mains,
And sympathy and grace supplies,
When all of these the world denies;
And SO we find mid earth's despair
This balm of grief, a mothers
prayer
There is a boon of utmost worth,
For ev'ry careless childre of earth,
Handicapped with pleasure tho we
go,
Not knowing we'll the path is woe,
Yet soon upon the wayward track
The prayer of one may lure us back,
The hasty step will one recall,
Yet one may pass unheeding all;
Thus evil lives on earth and care,
Yet still ahounds, mothers prayer
| There is a spirit gently rife
That softly soothes the pain in life
Heals sorrows hurt, and breathes IL
love
Seme plea to reach throne above
And so we learn with cheer and hope
AS through some passage dark W
grOpe,
That VOWS are paid unto the Lord
! His mercy high He will accord.
For this we know, that Heav'n S
fair.
Somehow redeems, mothers
prayer.
! WALTER H. GARRISON
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1911-08-05

feed. If, then, by feeding we lose
two-thirds of it's humus-formlng ma
terial and one-third or more OF its
nlant foods, the loss to the land from
feeding the crop is large, as COM
pared with plowing the crop under.
But as stated, stable manure mas
a fertilizing value not measured Dy
the plant foods it contains nor by It's
humus-forming materials. There Is
in It a bacterial value which has not
vet been accurately measured ana
which chemists in dealing with this
question have overlooked. This is
borne out by the fact that several ex-
perimenters have obtained larger IN
creases in the field of crops from the
stable manure resulting from the
feeding of a given quantity OF feed
than from the application of a Ike
ammount of feed direct to the SOIL.
| If soil fertility were, as on chen-
;st asserts, a question purely OF
chemistry and mathematics, then all
| Of the loss of plant foods and humus-
forming materials resulting from
feeding a crop, should be charged up
against that method of handling the
crop: but htat is manifestly mis-
. statement of facts for rhetorical ef-
feet.
:, The Two Methods Contrasted.
!, To the method of using the crop
!, for hay must also be charged IL
0 the cost of harvesting, CD the cost
Of feeding. and (3) the cost OF haul
: ing the manure back to the land.
! What is there to put up against
y these. five losses, which for greater
It clearness may be re-stated as fol-
lows:
1. The loss of two-thirds the hui
IS mus-forming materials.
l. Q. The loss of from one-fourth tC
!? ore-half of the plant foods.
e 3. The cost of harvesting.
Is a. The cost of feeding.
st The cost of hauling out the
u manure. ~,
al To place against this we have tn
v feeding value of the crop and I'M
nt value of the bacterial life in stabi'
u. manure.
Or ton and a quarter of peavin
re hay is worth ton of wheat bran 10
"a feeding cattle or young, growing AM
of mails. If a ton of peavine hay has
If. | feeding value of $40, a ton of Whea
on hran is worth $3.50. That ton G
ID, wheat bran sells for $40 snoui
de not alter our estimate in this cas-
la of the feeding value of a ton OF pei
an vine hay. Wheat bran is not wort
ng s25 for feeding and it is doubtful
te, ton of peavine hay is worth MOI
70 than SO for feeding.
Ia In view of these facts. it is pc
,er hsps only fair to state that when
re. soil is in so great need of humus tn
of it will not produce profitable GRO
INT then any legume crop which can
nd grown on it should be plowed unde
t a It will be in the nature of an 1nves
of ment or a working capital. On q
FOR other hand when the crop can
ant harvested, fed to good live stock al
i've the manure returned to the land,
of will usually pay best to make n
re- and feed the crops grown on mediu
lie, to good lands.
mt, If the crop can be harvested
ent the live stock or if it can be FED
If the land, then we think it should
bile ways pay better to feed the crop Tn
for to plow it under direct for fertillz
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1911-08-05

An ordinary case Of diarrhoea can,
as a rule. be cured by single dose
of Chamberlain Collie, Cholera and
Doarrhoea Remedy. This remedy
has no superior for bowel COM
plaints. For sale by all druggists.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1911-08-05
Death in Roaring Fire

may not result from the work OF
firebugs, but often severe burns are
caused that make a quick need for
Bucklen's Arnica Salve, the quickest
surest cure for burns, wounds,
bruises, boils, sores. 1t subdues in
ftamation. 1t kills pain. 1t soothes
and heals. Drives OF skin eruptions,
ulcers or piles. Only Csc at all drug
glsts.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1911-08-05
WALTER H. GARRISON

Cuts and bruises may be healed in
about one-tihrd the time required by
the usual treatment by applying
Chamberlain's Liniment. 1t is an
antiseptic and causes such injuries
to heal without maturatiOn. This
liniment also relieves soreness of the
muscles and rheumatic pains. For
sale by all druggists.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1911-08-05

Total 26,446 1904 65,791
Which gives Vardaman a majority
,e 2O,319 over both opponents.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-17

benn Nobame Gam Dee peritano in
@elbfdden feinen SpaB. 4ber bless
maLbOrts fe san5 rubig unb obne tbn
3u unterbre6en gu, nnb ais er geenoi9t
bate, fragte iie nur:
nWieoiet feblt, ia9tsit Du, am aons
TO bes 8arpns?"
c98 5rdncs 65 gentimes."
Run" bemertte lie fptB, res 1T nur
gut fir bic Mdnner, baB iie Grauen
6dben."
.Dus fpillft 8u tbun, Globie," fragte
er beunrubigt.
.9as pirit Du Ihon fsben."
2lm ielben Rddmittag nod, als Die
S6alter Der 8anf geraoe geIhloTen
peroen fOlten fam Wtabame Gam
Dee.
nmein 6err," iagte fie, ri4 bin bic
5ausbdlterin bes 6errn 8arons be la
Ro6e Mlaqaiiie, ib mo6te sic bitten,
oieie bunoert 5rancs feinem &Onto
sutSuIhreiben."
rginen Qugen6lid, bite" faete Der
geomte unb nimmt tbr ben S6ein ab,
ySie bstommen Iofort cine Gutttung."
Qm nG6ften Morgen seiste WtOns
iieur Gam Dee nohmals feinen Shet
DOR unb oiesmal tpuroe er dnitannslos
bonoriert.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-17

Qep Yort. 16. Juli. ansstOm-
.Genrie" BON 9iperpocl; -GaleoonIa
Don 9lassop; ~2itunia" bon eibau;
Carolina" bon Jiums; yprie3 5rieos
rid Nilbelm" bon grsmsn.
abseganssH: rTt'nnstonfa4 nat
sonbon.
WontreaL Qu5s..: .8ietoriaR"
bon giDerpool; .2aursntic- uon 2iOers
pool; .sesperina" BON Glasgow. -
abaea.: .4nTonia~ H1a 9onoon.
Quebec. 4bssg.: ~eonaoo" naa
2ixrpool.
Ooper. abs.s.: .Jinlono" nat)
ReD Dort.
2iperpool. 4nsef.: .Wsscna
tic BON Moutrsal; ~GsItit' Don RsD
yor,.
Queenstonn. - 4beesans.n
~gampania" nd6 Ben Ycrt; Baltic
nah Rep Yori.
antpsrpen. absss.: .GinIanS
nah gnep Dori.
9dpre. 4bses.: Carolina mad
Rem Dort.
SoutbamptoH anget.: Phi
lGoelpbia" pom Rem Yorf.
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Heripual'V ptisen.

Sn ieinsr Wobnung an Der Dtebl
aoao, 8resu 5opnibtp, 1T am Cams
tag Rabultttas 6srr Sohn y.
sutster, Elm betannter QtDniet
bieiiger Stupt, i'm bobeu alter ppH
ndbesp rs oSabren aus bem Geben &C.
ihieoet. Der 8erItorbene betrtsh
lauss Sabre cine Wirtbihaft on Der
Green StraBe. geseniiber Der Ct. 5o'
honnes airhe, 1po er iih tets oea
@oblpoaeus Ieiuer suhIreihen Sunben
crfreute. Gr mar Elm Ihlitter Ulonn,
eer es nit Seoem gut metnte unn itets
cine pffene Sano fir 4ue bate, DE
i'm um untsr'tiisung angingen. DIG
geeroigung erfplet morgen @ormlttaa
I'm bolb ubr pom 1rausrhdufe aus.
irorduf in Der ct. gonifacius Stride
cine Requism.So6meTie ceIebrirt nrs
ben miro.
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acknowledgement
SHfpsttionstour auf oem
4Ilssbenp unb Dem
Ohio.

Yittgburg, pa.. 10. Siili. am
tommtnbsn 1onHsritas lperben be
Weitglieber oea nationalen Gliiiie unD
5dfsn aommitisss sine nnbeSu Diers
3sbu 1age pGbrenoe 5nipestionstour
bss ALLEGHENY unb oes Sbio beginner.
Die Mitsli.ber bes Hommiitees iopie
ibre 9Gli. unier benen fih duh cine
4n3abl Ddmsn befinoen, psrldheH
MaI Ibinaton am Wiittipoh 4beno nit
einem SOnbsr3ue. Der iie bis nah Oil
Gitp brinst. gis bortbin piro ibnsH
.beniaas in sinem Sonosrsuge bon
pittsburg aus giopor Wiaese nit sis
nsm gmpfangstommittse enisegenfabs
rem unb am Eonneritdg 9crmiitas
tpirb bonn ssmsiihaftlih bic Ju6rt
nah pittsburs dHgsirettn ipercen. Die
5Gbrt asbt ben 4lleshenp binunter uno
benz Aommit.ee fpirb odnn gsnauer
aufihlub iibsr bic projettinen 0trs
beiierunaen 5ur 4usmer3ung Der
lleberThpemmunssseiabr seseben ipers
ben. Qm sTreitae, benz 21. Suli, fpers
ben bic 8duhtr 0elestnbeit erbdlten
bas inbuitriele ashen piitsburss aus
eigensr anfnouuRg iennen 3u lernen.
am Samfias 9sbi Is miisetft Sonbtrs
,ua.s iiber bds Gsldnbe. no Der sss
planie Cate gris uno Ohio S4iffsfGs
nal angeIest perbsn ioll. bis nah afbs
tabula, Ohio, no su gbren Der acHs
gresabgeoronsien elm Bontett itditfins'
bet. Don bort aus tpirn NIT bem
9ampfsr ,aanntpba" bic Gahrt Bis
mad, Cairo semaht. Die Snipeitionss
tour auf bsm Ohio ipirb on ben fol-
atnoen pl0sen unterbrohen perben:
I23. Suli, gaIt aiperpool. g.; Stsus
benpills. g.. unb Wbelins. W. 3D.;
| "a. Suli - Warietta g.; goriers=
burg. 80. go.. anb ga1ipolis. g.;
|25. Suli - 6untinston. 20. 3D.;
aotIettgburs, ap.; sliblanb. sn.;
Sronton. g.; 6angins Rod. g.. uRb
pprismoutb, O.; 26. gull - Wnpzs
|piIle, Rp.. unb Cincinnati. g.; 27.
Suli - Wlobiion. Snb.. unb 2cuiss
pitle, Qp.; 28. JuIi - Ecu giip,
Snb.; Greensboro. ap.. unb Gpnnss
billie. Jnh.; 20. Juli - Qenberfon.
Qp.. unb am 30. Suii. Cairo, 81. 5n
alien Gtdbten. mslGe bos Rcumittee
bsfuGt. ipstben ibm ~ GhEsn Gu,ps
|i1noe sssanaaltet
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Der S6e&.
Bon 0ub be sero monb. autos
riiierte ueberiebung BON MLiee
Reum ann.

.Gtrein!A - Baron 6eitpr b. Ia
Rode m1llaHie itano Dor bem Spies
eel unb ftrih gsrabe i.inen blpnben
Bart Gr tponbte ben aopf unb fab an
Der GdlpelIe Der 5bur ieinen Disrnr
nit btitiirjier Wiene it.ben.
.Nns sibi's benn. gilbct2-
Nd. berr Baron, ioste bisisr
sun5 peripirrt. Der Shneiber bes
6errn Barons fisi duf oem Oepdd ees
0errn 8orpns uno mill "a uns nIht
fprtihdffen laHen."
Haron 0eitOr gins bditig ins Rebens
sirnmsr. BON feinem setreltn Dieuer
eefclst. unb bemertie in Der 3bot auf
benz srobtn Qoffer ieinen iIeinen sopps
Iistn G4neiber fiten. Der f6 nit eis
nsm 0uti&<r putbeno herumitritt.
sMie, Nlpuiisuy sam 1te.. sisf ssz
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SofQl : Sertdt.
2aerRuiiroise S6faflfeGe.
Nss.r BON .inem 3uae ilberfahreH.

Der 48 Sabre aIts 9leger Sobn
Softer bon Canal Rioge, Gumminsz
piqe. legts iih geitsrn abeuo in total
betruutenem 3uitanbe nabe Der
Sprtng grUpe 2tpsnue uno Wtiu Greet
duf bic 9eleiie Der 9. &c 8. Gtienbabu
gum SdIufen uisoer. als ein3ug bers
annabte unb ibm iiber ben Iinten TuB
oinq. Sbeleih Inn Die idmmtIt6en
3eben DOM SUB gstrennt tporoen pas
rem i9tsn Softer niht gu ptHen, mas
nit ibm geiheben mar. Gr fhieppte
Iih nit Mtiibe nah Der nGhiten 5eles
arapbenbube uno benahrihttgte bds
golissibduptquartier, pOrauf er IN
osm Qoli5eiautomobil nah benz itdotis
fhen 5oTpital gebraht purbe. Gr er,
tldrte, am ben Gsleiien eingei6lafeh
unb iebenfuls bon sinem 3uge ubers
fabren tporoer 5u iein.
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ietHe Mntpefenbeit dls Bertreter ietrler
.Regierung bstpeiie, bab bic Der.
StdaHn ipeber bic Iaufe Qmerifos,
nod ouh ben fhtperipiegsnpen 2fns
tbeil Jrantreits an i1rem undbbdn@
gisteitsfrieee pergeHen babe. Gs tpur@
ben auf bic prdiibenten 5alliers unb
Taft 9rintfpriide ausgebradt.
Stalienifdes g dlobeinses
dfdert.
Mdildnb, Is. Suli. Gos Shlob
SforSa in Cant 4ngelo eooigiano
lpuroe am Sonntaa theilipeife ourh
cine 5euersbrunit sinsedJdsrt. Der i'm
,5abre 1891 srbauts 5blirm, foiuie Der
Woffsniaoi iisben nod obsr bic
giblioibet, bic cine grobe 4n3dbl
tpertbpollsr giifsr unb Nanuitripte
sntbislt, fisl ben Jlammm gum
Gpfer.
Sonnendnbeter erhdn 9 I
fih.
Berlin, IS. 3uli. 5n einem
Walhe Bel 2eip3ig fpurbs Dor einigsH
5aasn Ell. unbeiannier Wann erhdngt
auFaefunben. Ter 5oois lit nun ais
Games Gerpantd BON Chicago ibent;s
fart tporben. gr mar Elm an5dngsf
Der Wa8bdsnans ober Sonnendnbetsrs
Setts unb fam Dor mehrersn Mondt.n
nnd 9sutlhlanb. um proielptsn al
MAIDEN. Sn 2eip5ig. ipo er dls
.grieitsr 3araibuitra's" auftrat. bate
sr sinsn siemIib groBsn 3ulduf. MAS
ion in ben 3pb getris6en bat, III nod
ni6t aufgetldrt.
aronprinS per0ffentli6
8ilber Ieiner Orient
reiie.
Berlin, IS. Suli. aroRprin5 Wiis
btlm bat unter sieenem Ramen etrlen
8anb peroifentliht, Der cine grobe
4nsabl bon photographer entbdlt,
ipelte Der aaiIeriobn pdbreno ieiHer
jiinsltsn Grientrsils islbft aufgsnpms
men bot.
Gonntoa beiihtiete Der aroHprine
auf benz Donn'ee bos Gernslensbooi,
bic unlGnsIt ffggfiibrlih gsitiloerts
Grfinbung bts Riirnberser 2ehrers
ghriition N5irtb. 1as Boot. tpeIhss
bonn llfer aus aui brabtlOiem Deg.
erfolareih asIsitet piro, mar sur 3eii
uitt bemonnt. Der aronprin3 Iieb iIh
one Ginselbeiien genda ertldrsn INN
betunbetsods seipunntsite 5nisrsfs.
Nus Werito.
guebla, Wsrito, IS. Suli. -
5ranciseo J. Wiubero trdf an Conn
tag morgsn bon Mstepec bier tpieosr
elm unb rpuroe nit ben iibliten De-
monitratipnsn .mpfangeu.
Sn ailirieo beduiiraate sr ben Utd'
ior Rogue gonsalss Gissa nit Der
aufaabe, bic Waoeriitens1 1ruppeu abs
sulobnen. Sn atlirico belt sr on
1900 Wtann unter General Gdrevos
apmdnbo cine aniprahe. tporin .r BIZ
leuts Bat, bic 8unbestruppsn uHo Ru'
ralss niht ala 5einoe, foncern ala
griioer an3uTshen, od lie 0efes UNI
Gronunq aufrett erbisIten.
Die anb6nssr 3opdias rurben anfs
g,foroert, na6 ailirico suriitsutehreu
uno ibre Wafieu uus3uliefern.
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len in bobem WuBe f0roern unb bss
fhleuniaen. @s 1T niht dusqefhiofs
len. oob bieie 5eftiteGungsn pertbpolle
GrgebniHe fir eine neue 8ehdnblung
Der arebstrantbeit uah itt 5ieben tDus
| nen.
Der perr Gt6srif
9 d 5 fat. als jiingIt in elmer
Stdbt i'm bdpertihen Walo bic Ges
legtumsitBung besnDet mar,
erbp6 itf Elm alter 6err UNI lagte:
I'D 6dtte ipobl oen BunIh, buB bic
8refie, Die uns immer in bdnfenslpers
tier Weiie lire liebensDiirDige 2luf.
rertInmtett i6entt, tunftig BEN
SdluBiaB lpegldBt. IluIere SiBung
1T f6on UNI 8 ll6r gu Gnbe uno od
otht man nod Elm 8las Bier trinten.
@s peroen aud mandmdl 3pei 8las;
eir paar 6erren iptelen Shaftopf uno
man tiebtbt Elm 0iertelftiin0ten, uno
10 fommt man geqen l ubr na6
6oufe. 2(m unoeren 5ags fiBt man,
ni6ts goies a6neno, oa unD lisit bic
!3eitunq, unO Dd bGlt etnem Damn bic
theure Satin ben SiBungsbertht DOE
Die Rafs, ND in Der leBtsn 3eile itebt:
| ,S6luB Der SiBung 9 l1br." Limb
Eu bift erit um / I6r heimgetomz
men?" gtutiirlth gbt s5 oaHn cine
unangenehme NusetndnoerIegung-
Dos liegt Der greFe bardn, rShluB
8 llbr" gu i6reiben!" Der gntrng
! fano; rpis Die rOonau8eitung" berif-
tel, allgemstne unteritiiBung unD Der
@orIisenbe iibermittelte ibn uHter an
gemeiner 6etterteit Der PreIie
Die neuen unterfe ee b 0 te
Der englif den W inc. Nus
Gonbon ptro beriftet: lleber Die neue
MISUNDERSTANDING, Die Die britiiAe
Marinsbeb0roe erit tiir3lid in gau &c.
geben bat, unD Die aus ehs ungez
p6bnIih gr6Ben 5abr3eugen beftebsH
tpirb, per0en jsbt einige Gin3elbetten
betanut, bic Deg SSntereIIes niht entz
bebren. 0enn bieie neuen unterfeez
boots, bic ais ytauhenoe 5orpeoo=
boots3srIt0rer" be8sihnet tperoen, iolz
len nitt tpenigsr ais 800 Gons groB
Iein, alIo 205 Gon5 gr0Ber ais Die
bisber gebQuten uuterIeeboote Gng=
I'lanbs. sic perDen oauit audi oas
nsue, i'm gau begriffene frau30iiIfe
unterieeboot ,8u'taDe 3eoe", ous bis-
her ais ods gr0Bte Der Q8eIt gait, un
70 IONS iibertrsffen. Die gin5eIbetz
ten Der &onItruttion rperDen natiirlich
| aebeim eebulteu, aber man erfdbrt
bod, bub bieie neueH gauhihiffe ntAt
nur nit Experimentation, ionoeru
duBerbem aud nit einem oerientbareu
| S6neQfsuergeidis ausgeriiitetiDeroen.
8ieiss 9eihiiB lit 70 aufgeIteat, oaB
es beim Sauheu burh eiuen etnfaheu
Sanbgrtff in oas Snnere oes 8ootes
perienft perben tann. Neun ods
| 0ahst6um Der unterIeebopte in Der
qleiden Weiie ME bisber fortgeht,
rperben bic Sduhboote in tur3er 3eit
bic Gtmenitouen DON tletnen &reu3erH
errsihsn, uu0 pa nit Der BergrDBe>
rune bss SdiffstDrpers HaturgenldB
audi Der 4ttipnsraoius uuo bic BE
tpaffnung erbobt tperoeH, tpddit aud
bic aampfsstraft bieier osrbdltntBmd'
Big neuNn ariegspuffe an 8eoeutun8.
,3pei oieier 8oote psroen in ben t0'
nialihen ODDS Don ghdtbum gebaut.
bic Sertigitsqung Der Ibrtgsu bier III
Der Wsrft pom gtter5 in Barron
iibertra1eu.