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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-12-06
WITH SUSPECTS AS
VICTIM REPORTS THEFT.

While Thomas Scott was at the Sec
ond Precinct police station reporting
that his stable had beer robbed, Pa
t9olman Joseph Fletcher was tussling
on the banks of the Morris canal with
two men who are believed to have
stolen his property. Fletcher saw the
men coming along the towpath. and his
suspicious were aroused by large pack
ages that were being carried. The
packages contained blankets and q set
of harness.
After following the men for a long
distance, Fletcher. got near enough to
zeal part of the conversation and told
the men hat they were under arrest,
A fight ensued and Fletcher was al
most thrown into the canal. Patrol
man Nenner crossed the Newark street
bridge and saw tho battle. The two
suspects were taken to the Fifth pre-
cinct station and were slated as George
Hughes, % years old, las Summit street,
and Arthur Baum, of 90 Bruce street.
They will be a~rraigned before judge
Herr tomorrow morning.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-12-06
CREMATED FRIEND; TO
HAVE OWN BODY BURNED.
Celebrated Oculist Expresses
Wish on Death Bed.

CHICAGO. Dec. Cdr. Hugh Blake
Williams, one of the best known ocu-
lists in Chicago, is dead. He was 81
years old.
In accordance with a promise he ex.
acted from his wife ON his death-bed
the body will be cremated. This also
is in fulflment of a wish DR. Williams
expressed many years ago.
DR.. Williams planned the weird Gre
nation of NJ. A. Collins. a member Of
the White Chapel Club, founded by the
dead physician.
About twenty-five members of the
club accompanied the body to the scene
of cremation. at Miller. Ind. A huge
pile of cordwood, on top of which lay
the body of Collins, was saturated with
spirits of wine, tar and kerosene. DR..
Williams touched a torch to the pyre.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-12-06

that it has not yet peer decided as
to where his church would butt
I'VE have permission to go to For
est Hill; whether we will Or not has
not been decided said Rev. Mr. In
glis. w asked for permission simply
because we wanted to make sure hat
VIC could go there If we wished"
Rev. Frederick w. Lewis, cf the
Forest Hill Presbyterian Churclfs re-
iterated today that there was ITO need
for another church in his section and
said that he did not think the Third
church will go there.
THE P~resbytery decided, by a vote of
SO to 80, that the Third Church can
build in our ~neighborhood,' said DR..
Lewis. This means hat they have
permission TO do so, but in view of the
fact that the vote was so close / do not
think they will AXE advantage of it.
We need no other church here, but if
another comes we will build our church
just the same. The only difference the
coming of another church would make
is hat ours will have to be built on a
smaller scale"
HI meeting at which permission was
granted for the Third Church to build
on Abingdon avenue was held in the
parlors of the First Church yesterday
afternoon. Besides the members of
the Presbytery there were present rep
resentatives of the Third, Forest Hill
and Park churches,
Rev. DR.. John Mcdowell, of the Park
Church. and DR.. Lewis, of Forest Hill,
do not approve of the granting of per-
mission to the Third Church. Both
argued that it would be a waste Of
money, as there was o room enough
for two churches in hat section
1t has been some time since the Third
Church has been thinking of building
branches to the Broad street ediflce. IL
was decided by the members that For
est Hill would afford a good location,
and that the southern pr of the city
would be desirable for another branch.
Rev. George Walton King, of the
Central Presbyterian Church. said that
his church n other churches in the
southern section of the city would well
come the Third Church in their midst.
After the vote was cast Rev. DR..
w. Y. Chapman, of the Roseville
Church. made a motion that a COM
mittee of five, composed of three min
listers and two elders, be appointed to
take up the matter with the Third
Church. The motion was carried and
the committee will be appointed by
the moderator at the next meeting of
the Presbytery.
The members of the Forest Hill
Church are indignant over the action
of the P~resbytery, but will not be
baked in their intention to build a
new church for themselves. A limita-
ton of approximately $4,000 has been
decided on. Out of this $42, 900 has
already been subscribed II $1,000
paid in.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-12-06
H0KE SMITH REFUSES
SALARY FOR TWO JOBS.

3WASHINGTON. Dec. 1.-THE Fedora
treasury VIII be $4,000 richer because
senator Hoke Smith, II Georgia, de-
cided yesterday that lie could not ac-
cept pay for being a United States
Senator and a governor at the same
tine.
Senator Smith was elected on July
II and his salary from the government
started at that time. He chose the
State OF Ceorgia's money. however. and
yesterday turned back about $1,000 ac-
crued salary to which he was entitled
as senator.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-12-06
Best StomachS
i'm the World

People who depend upon MI-o-NA to
keep them r from stomach misery
always have clean stomachs free from
fermentation.
MI-O-NA stomach tablets will drive
out gas, sourness and stomach distress
in five minutes. e. r. Petty guaran-
tees them.
They will absolutely put an end to
indigestion and make the stomach
sturdy and strong If used as directed.
For all stomach ailments and for
nervousness, loss of appetite, night
mare, dizziness, o~vereating, drinking,
and for all diseases caused by upset
stomach, MI-O-NA is guaranteed.
A large box so cents at E. r. Petty's
and druggists everywhere.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-12-06
BUILDING
PLAN UNDECIDED
Third Presbyterian May Not
Avail Itself of Forest
Hill Permission.

From what could be learned today
regarding the building of a branch to
the Third Presbyterian Church in For
est Hill, permission for which was
granted to the Newark ~Presbytery
by a close vote. is seems that to
avoid trouble the Third church will
not locate in hat section. Rev. Robert
Scott Inglis, of tbc Third church, de;
clared today that he, as the pastor,
could not talk for his congregation, hut
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-12-06
Rheumatism Advice
Prominent Doctors Best prescription
Easily Mixed ut Home.

From your druggist get one ounce Of
Toris compound lin original sealed pack
parilla compound. AXE these two ingre-
dents home and put them into a half
pint OF good whiskey. Shake the bottle
and take a tablespoonful before each
meal and at bedtime This is said to be
the quickest and best remedy known to
the medical profession for rheumatism
and hackache. Good results come after
the first dose. IL your druggist does not
have Toris compound in stock he will get
IL for YOU in a few hours from his whole
sale house. Don't he influenced to take
a patent medicine instead of this. Insist
on having the genuine Toris compound in
the original one ounce, sealed. yellow
package. Hundreds of the worst cases
we're cured hero by this prescription last
winter.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-12-06
PORT DRAM WIN DEBATE.

Arguing in the affirmative in an in
teresting debate on Resolved. That
the initiative and recall is needed in
New jersey the Port Dram Literary
Club was awarded the decision over the
Congress of Newark at the Y. NJ. C.
A. last night. The victors were w. C.
Ellis and DR.. Fl. w. Kise. E. P. r.
Ross and Byron G. Clayton spoke for
the Congress of Newark.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-12-06
HOME FOR BLIND BABIES
AT SUMMIT GETS $4,000.

NEW YORK. Dec. 6,-The will OF
Horatio Cornelius kre ehlnar' OF lne
Stock Exchange firm of Lee, hretseh
maj & Co. who died on December l.
leaves nothing to his brother, Hernah'
his only heir at law, but distributes
large requests among friends n gives
$4,000 to the treasurer of the Arthur
Home. at Summit. n. j., and $4,000 to
the Metropolitan Museum of Art to u
paintings.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-12-06
Team Stuck On Psask Road

Forced into action by the strenuous
protests of Newark merchants, as
voiced first in the Evening STAR. the
Joint bridge committee of the Essex
Hudson Board of Freeholders has
ordered a lean bone issue of $4,000 to
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-08-04
A HOME MARKET.

The farmer need never seek
a market outside of his own
vicinity. The greater balance
of British Columbia-except-
ing only these valleys is
mountainous and must derive
its main agricultural supplies
from here.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-08-04
LUMBER IS HANDY

British Columbia contains
practically the last Of the
Canadian supply Of mer-
charitable timber. All that is
required for building and 9TH
er purposes may be obtained
at the cost of saving.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-08-04
LAKES AND RIVERS

Beautiful Nechaco river
empties into the Fraser. The
Mississippi Of Canada" at FIT.
George. This insures cheap
transportation to the ocean.
Lakes also are plentiful.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-08-04
A SUPERB CLIMATE.

Spring. summer. fall and
winter are all that one could
ask for health. comfort and
the raising Of a variety OF
crops. Always mildly tempered
by the warm and pleasant
Japan current.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-08-04
HEAlrHFUl WATER.

Pure water abourds every
where-to drink any OF II Is a
treat unusual to incoming set
tiers. And never have these
valleys been forced 20 resort
to irrigation. History has al
ways recorded moisture IN
abundance.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-08-04
NORTH OF SEATTLE

Being directly north Of
Seattle, Wash, Nechaco and
Fraser Valleys are within
easy access to the United
States. Railroads now build
ing will make travel as COM
Portable as in this very coun-
try.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-08-04
GAME IS PLENTIFUL.

The rivers and lakes abound
with salmon. sturgeon. trout
and whitefsh. and in season
are the home OF wild ducks
and geese. Partridge. grouse,
deer, caribou and other game
are plentiful in the foothills.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-06-29
2okal.Derid)t
GrtruHfeH?
3ol,ph gapersborfer lamb anesn'
fheinIid) iM cbis isinsn Sse.

aIs Dtrniibt nurbe seitern abeno
eer golis.i Der 40 Sabre altt 5ciepb
gaperseorfer bon gln. 81 Daniels
StraBe asmtIoet unb alien anItxtn
nc6 bat Der 8erIHmunbsne eeFern
fstnsn sOb in ben Glutben bss G6io
etfunhsn.
gapersnorfer mar ieit 20 5d6r.n
in Der pnmptnfabrit Der 5ohn W.
Tlegopnn 60. an ber Central Apenus
bei6dftigt uHb mar eefteru Rorgea
pcn Der 5irmd ndh benz am Jub Der
MlcGulIOush Girobs Iitgenben pums
penboot Der Marmst Goal Go. ecfdnot
iporbeH, I'M bic gumptn dussubtHera.
AuF benz Boot tpurben audi eeitsrn
absn6, ois Rnhfori6unsen iib.r ben
@erbIeib 9apersoorFers nHgeitelIt
purbeu, beHsn Strabsnileiber fcrpie
fem 5onbfpsrfsstus ssfuuben unb bic
gsrlisei nimmt an. boB tr iih aus 9ers
lshen Al peit iiber ben 8optrano
lebnit, in bos mailer ftiirats uHb feie
nen LOB in ben 5Iuthtn fun6.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-06-29

aht unb 8unn srfl1rt. bic 0ertrdst
lifsier ben ausbe0ungersn preilei1 obs
ifhlisBea. sEles bas geibisbt Dffent
Iih, NIT boiler aenrtnib Der 9ebbroen
une nnterIiegt teiner geanftanDung,
neil es uiht bnrh 9sles Derbotsn lit.
@s ift oas cine beutIGe ginribtlln9,
nie Rismanb lpben Miro. Die &eJle<
lung ieibit tit NIT oieiem 3uitan0e
ui6t suFrieben, bat a6er feinen riGti-
gen meg sur aDIung bes Eruftprobs
lems eefunoen. Wie Su elmer 3elt i'm
Retdstag seIast ipOrbsn lit, partet Iie
eb, mas bel uns in oiefer Siniiat oes
iheben miro, um, lpeun bic Wetboee
onsebra6t fdeiut, ite audi in Seu.if)-
lamb einSufiibren. Dardus gebt Der.
Dor, bab bic unbeIhrdntte Srultfrel>
belt, ,psIhe unferen Mosnaten 10 heal
erIhsint, non Der beutI6en Rsgieruus
uitf als Elm befrieoisenber 3uItulD ies
trahtet, ptro. Dds ameritdniIGe
gublitum iit Der sIsi6en aniiht uuo
pirb nismaIs Die Gin6iirserune eieie-
beutihsn @srbdltRiiTs in unIerem, Gan.
Dc geTtatten. Sin psretnSeltss 8eiEpiel
pirfts ieoph 3uitimmung fineen.
1isies betrifft nas aali>Spnot.at.
Da Die preuBifhe Rsgisruns geii5srin
grpBer sgergrsrte unb beitre6t ut,
bisiss tpidtigs Diiugunss. .WtttsI in
Canoe 3u bebalten, bat lie i'm Rsibst5e
tin 9eieb peranlabt, ponah bic Tro.
button aIler aaIi<Sul3e in 8ssug auf
ben getrag Der 50rberung BON Der
Aeaierune tontrolirt tpirb, bic eleihz
3sitig pcri6reibt, Su tpeI6em qreife
bis aaliialss psrtuuft uno lpsIhe 20Srs
besablt tpsrosn miifIen. Gin iolhss
Spltem fpuroe oem ameritaniihen
9pIte pobt SuIassn, aber bic Sruits
Wagnaten piirbsn ale 9erihts unruz
fen, um bic Qusfiibruna zines ioifai
GeIeses su psrbtnbern. mas Der atts
bare 9uggsnbstm sugeitebsn min, eebt
bahtn, bab cine Rsgieruu9s.Gommii,
inn bic Waarsns9rpbuttioH regeIt,
oamit Die &pnurrenS bic Waurenpreiie
ntdt beraborItt, alio bic Reqierung
icq basu bebiIflt6 istu, pom publttum
lobe preiie gu erprsFsn. nit oieTsm
8Orf6ldge tper6en Die 5ruItsgurone
Tc6l ni6t our6orinaeH.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-06-29

Sn nabeSu bOffnuHsslciem 3uitanb
titet Der 81 Sabre alie Glestriftr
5rtb. feIIp Don Ro. 521 5optins
Strabe i'm iidbti6en SOipital burHtss
Der. Rsap fs:ir3ts seftsrn Rnhmittug
infOlss zines Jebliritts in feiner Bchs
nuns cine zreppe biHab unb fam 20
ungliidIitb gu JaI, baB sr ii6 sine
fhpere Nerlesuns bss Riidsrats gus
Sos. bic Hd6 Der anlidt Der atrsie dI-
Ter Wdbriheinlihtsii mad fsintn Hob
CUR s5oIss hdbeu ipirb.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-06-29
eaunsr efnii&i.

Die bi,fiee poIi3si ipurbe eeiterR
BON Der In Buffalo, Y. o.. erfolstsn
Berbaffung zines bier esipiinf6ttn
Gountrs Ramfns Jreh @. Grcblisht
utrfiGnbigt. GroRligbi nurbe ouf
einen 6nftbefshl bin fefesnommea.
ben 8. o. Rinorb, Der stn gurena
i'm Union sruft Gebdube bat. sssta
itn erpirit BAT. 2aui biefsm 6afts
bsfebl bat @rpbIisbi bem Ri6crc IL
ntn trerthiofeH Gbtd iiber $3.50 nufsts
bdngt. Wsnior Grarforb. Der Ghef
bes Tetettipbursnus. trfldrte seitern
abenb, bob 0rOBlisht bier nod sinen
dnbsren @ti6Gfismann auf genau oies
ielbe @eife unb nm ben elei6en Be-
trdg begauuert bat. Dis D<testiD.s
Giptensp unn 6ouilioH iperoen ben
Grreitunten bierher 3nriidbringen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-06-29
den, Elm gronasssiIsI bss wlsiftsrs glis

den. sin Bronsstsiisl bss Wtifttrs Ris
cOluus BON Gtettin, tin WdnbihreiH
mil bronSeaer 7hiir aus benz 13.
sSobrhanbtrf, grdbosnEmGltr u. I. h..
Gs gibt nod cine air6e in Miinnen,
bic Iisgt am Wda unb seihnet iih eli
gentIid3 burh nictts aus, olsl ourh ben
Grabitein bes nIten ridrrifhen GbarIns
tons, Der in DeutIhlonb gum goItss
IieD sspOrbsn lit: Sd BIN bsr DottOr
Gifenbort.
limb onnn perIaFen iDir WiinptH
unD genieben es nod fiumdI ale Slis
fdmmsneefabiss Bib BON bem mailer
aus, ons tbm einft feline Meroetraft sils
fiibrts. an Der Spibe BON 1ansiDer.
Der. mo mad, siniaen Nbirrunssn User
ro uno S5uIbd enosiItis snr Wtier sus
IommeHflitBsn. FGhrt Der biibide,
lhmdi: GIubbdmpfer ab. Die St0ct
Iteigt iiber etntm ariinen RnfenpIdtt
un0 einieen Mdiifrarmsn ipib Sufams
men. gluf bem Grunbs Der olten
Wausrn itehsn Ieihte GodipsrtitDds.
Gin bobes 6nus nit einent frdnsOfs
Ihen Dab iteIIt Iib obfonberlih Dor.
DIE 8loIiustirhs .rbebt fif fpie NIT
suIammsnaeboltenen GmuItsrn fhnaI
uno srGftio aus Den Ddhern hsroas.
5hr nnrtig mnlsriThtr 1burm iiters
iteiot alIes in Der Stobi. ilebtr eirleui
brouisnpen Webr In Der Juibu triteis
nen bic onnflen Giebel pts SflcHes.
Die gerge ittigen runpum auf, idb urto
aebudeIt nmfteben ne pi: Stdbt. Gle
baben fie fperpen unb iterben. ihidftH
uno eripaheu febsn unb man merit e.
linen on, Giobt unb gsrge Iitben iid'.
Sie Iieeen, jest. no mir ldnginm bic
Weisr ob,pdrts 3ieben. 81 einem Der
toitli6Iten 9iIntr bss ianoihofilihtn
Deutfhlonhs pereiniet binisr uHs. DIR
gluit nes icnnissn Mpriltagss ihdunIi
aus ben 1dhern hernus uno lfrpebt
hi. WdibmnHsn Der 8erghdnae hirdn.
gs in fat betbDrenn, nos alIss 10 psrs
sint bsiIommen su itben. Die MEIER
Ftisbt raid. gis BAT Elm ounf.ltlnrts
gDdH.r. 9as 5bol perfhIingt Miins
ben uno feline Serge. uniereH Ddmpfer.
uHT.r. bessiitsrtsn gltde, uuIere srfiilIs
Tn Strstn. DunberfsIiessit bat uns
.rarifFen. ipie Der BiHb ods Stssl si.
nes bealiidt oohinFliee.nben S6iffts.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-06-29
Gterblid3fe berits,t.

5aeOb gsfisfter. rs, 1121 Gin Str,
affsrsihpdde.
garoh Msptr, IL, 708 armprp
glre., atbtrperhdrtung.
Rorn grsbnina, 65. 2226 armcr
Bioce, Gebirnbluten.
Grant gsrrp. SO, 2onaUiefp, Ritren.
lti0en.
9llfren @rabam, 20, Si. JrdHcis
Sofpitdl, GebirHblHten.
9oro Tliller. so, 557 WiiioH Str,
arterienpsrtnliuRg.
Diaiam Diebl, 80, 800 Deft 9.
Str. Jnqneit in Sdlptbe.
glinosf Darn, 64, ifdotiF6ts Ar.
nlenbdus, Snaueit in G6pebs.
Roiina Shobfr, 50. 12. uHb Nal.
nut Ctr, 6ersleibsn.
Bernard Tierfh. AZ, 1916 Spring
8rore ape., Gfrpinbfufi.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-06-29
We9en Dbid)Iags
1hrfssn ii6 asnmshr ilinf iahrIdiFss
NnfDmobiIiifrn 5n serants
iuprteR babeH.

i Sm itdotiIten 6cipitaI ftarb ets
tern Moresn Der SO Sabre dlts nile
iicm TithI an nen Weriebun9sn, ote
er am is. Suni oaponsetrnstn bate,
aIs er BON dnem AntpmnbiI tn Der
sldte pts Glbron Club auf pritf OH
i;iebergeranfit iporbtH mar uno bit fiiHf
s.utompbiliften, bic iich In Der betref.
fsnpen Wlnffins beidnbtn. biirften fih
isBi fDesen 7ootf6lass su DerantDcr.
ten bdben.
Sic paren bamnIs fDrtesroIt. ptnf
i.d INN ihr Spfsr Su bstiimmtrn, abtr
ss mar Der polisei gelunqtn. ibrt
Sbsntitdt feitBuitsIen uno tie idumtlih
su ptrbdftsn. 3nsrit mar Der gbniifs
fsur 9obins Gdrhnrt oingFeit geniddt
urrptn, Der bnHn Die Romtu Der bier
ssninHsn ptrrietb unb aisinseitia be-
hnupttis, Dab er btnbiiftiei babe. mad
tenn llnfnI an5uboItsn, aber bic bier
TIM 4uio befihbIittn aeuts bdtttn
inn eesipunaen. feline 5dhri fcrtSus
ieben. Die pier pdil1gisre. Der che
r:oligs 9aisbolIipieIsr Sad 5ntboff.
Ger goaftt6mpfsr 70m Weit, Der aias
risrdnoler Bernard SberheIman uuo
4,ifIidm 2. Batter, ssr., bon 30. 973
6arris 4Denue. Woriuooo, ptriiheritH
mad, ihrsr Dsrbaftpnp. hab iit ben
Chauffeur perffisoentlih dlfa.forNri
hGtien, onsuboIien unb iih nm ben
Dtrlebien su tiinmern, gdrb0rt jecoh
hierpon obiotut nidts ipiTen ipplIte.
sl,tbt pirb Der Coroner bic anssltetn.
teit einsebsnb unteriufen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-06-29
Alt. Sauiaitdotden.
Bon Norbert Satquss.
W i ben.

Gin 8etannter fam zines 5oaes
bon Der R.iie suriid unb srsdhlte uns
iebr befriebist: .SSsst bnb i9 meinen
sigenen Retorb gsfhLagsu. Sn a6t
Sagen hab ih 25 boIdRbif6e ur3
beioif6e gtdnie befuht." - .Nlit benz
automobil buraesfaut2" fragt.n
mir. 8oh Ct .rtIGrts nit gertngs
fnGsistm 9d6eln: .Dos mare bod
tcin 3unitftiif. IS tommt bod bararF
an, bic 3sit 10 tlus unb senau 3tpts
itsn 3ugpsrbinbungsn, einbruh Der
Qa6t, Rahterprsfsn, Sebenspiirbi9s
ttitsH Der gtGbte nuf5uibeilsn, baB
man in mOsIidit penig 3eit mOgIi4ii
piel fieht."
gr mar ein Retorbreiienber. Der
5horl Sbm sHtsing bds Gsfa5l fiir
bas @eheinlnibpole, bas bic srits Raht
in Der frernnen Siaot befiBt, eisi.s
fiibe, iperbenbe 9efiihl, NIT benz bic
anbetanntsn @aifen, IN osnen Dieueiht
Shdts fiirs auee, fpo9ltbuenDe Gins
oruue fnrS Der3 lteQen nnD Utent u3tu
pobnen, bic uns unbefaant finb uno
bod ME pir2uif uHb aetb unb monns
nal Slid ODER Shidfol iragsn. Ct
perreiits feline Rd6te auf Der 8abn,
unb ss i'll oft Th6n. tief unb elm penig
abenteuerli6 rpmantifh, bic sriisR1ht
in elmer frsmben Gtobt 5u fhldfen.
&c tleiner bic Stabt, um 10 ih0nsr srs
eebt es uns babel. Gg in, als pb man
In ieinem @ett, BON bem aus man
hinnnter in bie 9dFen pber Ql1te
iiehf, nnter Der 9e6e bes syrembeu
ftIiefs, bas iiber Der unbetannien
Gisbfuns laeert unb bag mir bod Elm
tpenig befisen pollsn, tpeHn mir ne
aufiuden.
Dieien 3auber su erfprfhen iudenD,
ben nns aIe bic perleesnen, tleinen
Rtiter befonbers setpdbren, ipenn uns
4benbs ein 3ns In lie entIdbt, ba6is
id) MIR bds aus, ala i9 fhon fat In
Der GaHt bard GSttiHssH fHsr unb
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SeBt perbeu in ois1sm 2unpe

seat perbeu in oisIsm 2anoe
Meuihsniugoeu peranftuitet, I'm rem
fEarmern pdbreRo Der grnte3eit 4rbeis
Ter Su3ufiihren. Solhe gsr6GltnifIe
fDnnen ratiirli6 niat gepuIost ipsroen.
Doa piro Der 2euteuptb nur ourd
cine Dtonomiihe llmpdl3ung ab=
subelfeu fsiu. DER 5urmsr tann tsins
arbeitsr oaueruo aniteaeu. Gr muB
feinen 8ooenbefs pertiirseR, oab er bic
5arm nit feinsr sig:nsn 5amtlie be-
tptrthIhaften fam. Sas Diro Der
2anopirtbf6aft tstnsn gtutrag tbun,
foHoern iie beoeuteuD bsben. Bel iorez
fdltigsr 9etpirtbituftuRa. bic tleinsr
Bobsnbeiis nit ii6 brinst, pirb Der
Grtrug bOppslt 10 grOB isin. Die
jssige Wetbooe ift i'm h09ftsu 9raos
falf6 uuo unrpirtbI6aftlih unb, tpie
aus Dem WaHgsI an Ar6sttstrGftsu
herporgebt, uuour6fiibrbar.
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aass III nafiirlidl.

Wer ertronst nHo itiutn ss6rper ben
Gtsnben Minsrdlien zines QuGdfals
ttrs iiberIiefsri. Die DitIeiht cine pprs
iibersebenbe Grisi6ttruns brtngtH. bas
lei nber bod msbr istdben, ols nuben.
Ion itn nift nunbern, iptHn ibH
fflitblih Der 1ob obrnft. Mer In
GEali6er Gage fh aui bit 6eiIfraft
ron pflnnsenftoffen, auf bic iraHbsr,
tbGtige Mirfuns Der q. Nsru0r0
QrdutsrpiIIen perIdbs, brnuht iin
sbtnfnlIs nidt sn ipun0srn. lpsnH sr
balb cine cuntrnbe 6eiEung perfpiiri.
8enn biefe GtofFs bat sias giitiae Na.
trr uns feibft etIiefrt unb peiis
Blonde BADEN fit bsftsns sn6usitet.
an 4pcthesen AZ babeH.