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The Glenwood post., 1912-04-20
HOLSTEIN COW THREATENS
THE WORLDS BEST RECORD

An Iowa State college cow, Geneseo
Belle Polka Dot, No. 949l0, has jus.
broken all Iowa records for week IS
production of milk and butter fat. In
seven days she gave 1922 pounds OF
milk containing 27.245 pounds of but
ter fat of a quality that would make
34.056 pounds of so per cent butter.
Only nine cows in the world have ever
surpassed this butter fat record for
week and of those nine only one ex-
celled Geneseo Belle in the amount o.
milk produced.
This fine Holstein- -Friesian milk ma
chine was bought by Prof. H. IL. KilIce
of the animal husbandry department,
last fall for $400. This week her for
mer owners, Mckay Brothers, of Buck
ingham, Iowa, told Mr.. Kildee that they
would give three pure bred Holstein
three weeks old calf and let him keep
the mother. This heifer calf alone
would bring $500 in cash if offered for
sale, but neither the mother nor the
calf can be bought of the college for
any price. With these and other high
class animals like them Mr.. Kildee IS
laying the foundation for a college
herd of dairy animals which will be as
good as the best
The best days milk production in
Geneseo Bellies tests was 1OS.S pounds.
which is the equivalent of between
thirteen and fourteen gallons. Her
best butter fat day gave a production
of 5.07+ pounds of 80 per cent butter.
Axel Hansen, the skillful herdsman,
who is in charge of Geneseo Belle and
the farm, says that if she had been IN
good flesh when she was bought by the
college last fall she would have crowd
ed the record of the worlds best COW.
His judgment was seconded by State
Dairy Commissioner w. b. Barney.
That COW, Pontias Pet, produced only
90 pounds butter fat more than Gene
SEQ Belle and only 1862 pounds more
of 80 per cent butter. Geneseo Belle
is only six years old and she comes of
a fine producing strain.
Zell Zobeda, another high class Hol-
stein-Freisian cow, produced 3i6.4l
pounds of butter in twenty one days in
November, December, January and Feb
ruary. With nearly eight and one-half
months to go on she promises to make
striking record for the year. Zell
Zobeda eats less than $l2 worth of feed
Der month. Out of that she makes but.
ter fat worth from $50 to $35 month,
and incidentally high priced calf
each year. Figgis 2Sth, handsome
Jersey COW, owned by the college, has
a record of 1914 pounds, eleven ounces
of butter for year. Rouge I'd of the
Brickfeld, high class Guernsey, made
a record of 6l2.53 pounds of butter fat
last year. Her milk products wert
worth $209.42 with feed bill ci
$ss.el. Charging the value of the ma
nure abainst labor there is profit of
$120.51 in addition to high priced
bull calf. Including these animals the
college herd now has in the advanced
college herd now has in the advanced
Ho2steins, five Jerseys and one Ayr
The Glenwood post., 1912-04-20
NOMINATED THE REMNANT

Senator John Sharp Williams tells
the Washington Star that his friend,
Private John Allen, formerly represent
ing Mississippi district in congress,
seems perfectly satisfied to give his at
tention exclusively to his personal af-
fairs around Tupelo and has seemingly
laid aside all political ambition.
"He mixes little in local affairs
for the benefit Of his friends" said
Senator Williams, +" and recently made
one of the shortest and best nominal
ing speeches on record.
"NAn old friend of ours, Confeder,
ate veteran, who lost two legs and one
arm in battle, wanted small office
and asked Allen to nominate him.
"When the time came, Allen, with Il
voice like a guitar, said: Gentlemen
of the convention, desire to nominate
all that's left of my poor old friend
John Smith Smith swept the con
vention."
The Glenwood post., 1912-04-20

It pays to advertise in the Post. Il
brings results quickly. Now 10 the time.
The Glenwood post., 1912-04-20
DUTIES OF A COUNTRY EDITOR

The country editor has to make
much of the news he writes. The com
mercial club, the church, the baseball
team, the law and order league, the
college, the county central committee,
the whist club and the good roads
movement all must feel the influence of
his guiding hand. He must be in every
thing and run errands for every one,
lying for harmony's sake and hold the
sack. He must be guide, philosopher
and friend to those in trouble and be
mentor and admonisher to those who
are about to get into trouble. The
preacher, the town drunkard, the states
man, the social climber, the real estate
boomer, the man from the grand lodge
who is about to exemplify the new
work, the promoter, the broken soldier
kindly bade to stay, the captain of i'll
dustry and the girl with the fatherlcss
baby all come to him to help them IN
their troubles. He is the town confes'
sor, the town boomer and the town
goat, doormat, rock of refuge, errand
boy and the vicarious sacrifice. The
editor is the only creature in all the
wide animal kingdom that needs the
wings of dove, the strength of lion,
the protective odor of the skunk, the
smooth, crawling belly of the worm
of the dust and the aspiration of II
rnl NTocnn
The Greeley tribune., 1912-10-17

And Provided. further. that. in
addition to the amount of debt that
may be Incurred as above. the state
may contract a debt by loan for
the purpose of creating a fund to
be expended as provided bv law. by
the State Highway Commission for
the, construct Ion and Improvement
OF public highways in the State OF
Colorado: said debt to be evil
denced by registered coupon inter-
bearing bonds to an amount not
exceeding ten million dollars H10.-
900. .000).
said bonds to an extent. not ex-
ceeding one million dollars, shall
be dated June first. 1913: not ex-
June first, 1914: and not exceeding
one million dollars. dated June
first, OF each year thereafter. until
not exceeding the total amount of
but no bonds shall be issued after
June list, 1929: and said bonds shah
be payable at the option of the
state of Colorado at any time after
ten years from their respective
dates. and shall be absolutely due
and payable fifty years after their
the denomination. of one hundred
dollars Sl0o) each or any multiple
thereof. The interest on said bonds
shall be payable semi-annually at
the rate OF four per cent. (49o) per
annum. at the office of the state
treasurer or at some place in the
city Of New York. y. s.. A.. and tho
PAYABLE at the office of the state
treasurer
mo such bonds shall be issued
except at par and accrued inter-
THE general assembly shall. as
by law provided. enact all such
laws as may be necessary with
reference to said bonds and with
reference to carrying out the OBJ
iects and purposes herein speci-
fled"
Section 3. Each eiector voting at sal,
.lection and desirous of voting for o
against said amendment, shall depQsi
in the ballot box a ticket whereon shal
20 printed or written the words: "Fc
NJ Of the Constitution, authorizing
bonded indebtedness for the creation o
A fund for the construction and improve
ment Of public highways" and the word
Against the amendment to Section .
Article xI of the Constitution authoriz
tion of fund for the construction an
Improvement of public highways" an,
shall indicate his approval or disapprova
hv placing a cross CX) opposite ono o
the other Of said groups OF words on hi
ballot.
The votes cast for the adoption or re
lection Of said amendment shall be can
vassed and the result determined in tn
manner prescribed by the laws Of tn
State for the canvass OF votes for rep
Filed in the office of the Secretary Q
State this Fifth dav OF June A. d. 1911
In Testimony Whereof. have here
unto set my hand and affixed tn
Great Seal OF the State Of Colorado. q
the City of Denver. this First day o
JAMES B. PEARcE.
[SEAL1 \ Secretary of State.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-10-17

". and no debt whatsoever shan
pc contracted for such purpose m.
less the question OF contracting tho
same has been submitted to the
quaiii1ed taapaying elect ors of the
eouhty as above provided The
MnoIe or any part OF the aggre-
any county for highway purposes
may be authorized at a single eieo-
tiou, but the Indebtedness Incurred
OF the securities issued In any one
highways from such sources in sny
one year SHAH not exceed one per
cent. OF the assessed valuation.
irhHtos ioED. That any county In
ness outstanding. either in tho
form OF warrants issued Tor pur-
poses provided by law prior 10
peuember 81, A. d. 1886. or In the
TO sueh date for such warrants
previously outstanding. or in the
TORN OF public building, road or
bridge bonds outstanding at such
uhte, may contract debt by loan
by the Issuance of bonds for the
purpose of liquidating such In
oeo,edness. provided the question
OF Issuing said bonds shall al A.
general or special election called
tor that purpose. be submitted to
the vote of such OF the duly quail
iiied electors of such county as In
the year last preceding such elec-
tion shall have paid a tax upon
property assessed In such county.
and the majority OF those voting
thereon shall vote In favor Of issu-
Ing the bonds. Such election shall
be held in the manner prescribed
by the laws of this State for the
Issuance of road. BRIDGE and pub
lie building bonds. and the bonds
authorized at such election shall be
issued and provision made for
their redemption In the same man
ner as provided in said law"
Section 3. Each eiector voting a
such erection and desirous OF voting TO,
or against said amendment shall de
posit In the ballot box his ticket where
on shall be printed the words: "Fo
the amendment charging tho limita
tion upon county debts for highwa,
and other purposes" and Against tn,
upon county debts for highway an,
choice by placing cross opposite on,
or the other OF said groups of word
.Section 4. The votes cast for tn
adoption or rejection of said amend
ment shall be canvassed and the resul
be determined by the laws of the Stat
for the canvass of votes for Represen
tatives in Congress.
Filed in the office of the Secretar,
OF state this Fifth day of June. A. e
1911.
In Testimony Whereof. I have here
unto set my hand and affixed the Grea
Seal OF the State of Colorado, q
the City OF Denver. this First day o
October. A. d. 1912.
JAMES b. PEARCE.
ISEALl Secretary of State.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-10-17
coxsrrrurloxAL AMENDMENT.

Notice is hereby given. that at the
Aneral Election to pc held on the
Nh day Of November A. u. ,iS,aJ ~ 4
here will be submitted to the quailfied
Sectors of tho State OF Colorado, me
POSITION OF amending the Constitution
said State.
The authority. for submitting such
enth General Assembly. which Is. in
sSrd. and tiEures. following. VII VI; CIV,
AZ ACT ENTITLED AN ACT TO spB- s
s sabo Al An AM AMENpAhNT 70 SIC;
FHEyFN FIN or 1x xan os srHHR 1Hn eSss55T9 81 eoE9
DEBTEpSEss BY LOAN; .,,., =,
~ ~ Enoesed q tAs General A''s'o'p OF
s.etion ss'' 81 Tn.rs fs,srs'. Shall b. submitted
the qualified electors Of the state
Colorado at the next general eiec-
aon for members Of the General AS
ne ne following amendment to the CON
stltution of the State OF Colorado;
which. when ratified by a majority OF
S.s S.s vot'pE of ,sE. tssrsSn shs V''
Section . Section Six (6) OF article
Eleven tXp OF the Constitution OF the
|s.ate OF Colorado shall be amended SO
Section 8. No county shall con-
tract any debt by loan In any form
exeept for the purpose of erecting
necessary public buildings. making
SraEssa'l'asa Srarsss; '.nsa saea' saeh ,ndss.eansss SS
eontracted in any one year for the
PURPOSE Of erecting public build
ihgs shall net exceed the rates
county following. to-wit:. Coun-
ues in which tho assessed yniun-
Ion o,on Of taxable property shall eS
Geea SeH five millions OF dollars. nn one
thousand dollars thereof: counties
IN which such valuation shall be
,s ,sss than five millions of dollars.
rs hn1sr do,sr: on each ,tn n~gresae
amount Of indebtedness OF any
COUNTY, for ssch bnilding purposes
inclusive Of debts contracted pc
iUon shah not at any time exceed
vice the amount above herein
United. unless when In manner
provided by law. the question OF In
sSs,. sssl election or special election
ttss,'ed for that purpose be submit
leo TO such OF the qualified elec-
insss or such county as In the ven,
nave nave paid tax upon property as,
sossed TO them in such county, ana
majority Of those voting thereon
deh,. vote IN favor of incurrins tho
thpeea therefor. shall not run less
epad pan ten years, and tho agsregate
mount nnt OF debt SO contracted shall
retn V' at any time exceed twice me
no,,i Toned, Tho total Indebtedness
ggo0a1tractcd by any county for tho
uiPnse OF making or repairing
al any 'tnns tms :nd bridges Is nnn nnn'l cont mt
ts ne assessed valuation or mo
A"oie property within such coun-
The Greeley tribune., 1912-10-17
.sTTTTTIONAL AMENDMENT.

,ss is hereby given. that at the
vi Election to be held on the
aav OF November. A. d. 1912.
wili be submitted to the qualified
.,s OF the state of Colorado. the
Hon Of amending the Constitu-
o. sYthority for submitting such
Ian is found In House Bill No. 10
regular Session of the Eight
General Assembly. which Is. In
and figures. following. viz:
kcT TO SuBMlT TO THE Quail
20 PSoGIoRApo GaESipSoSe AN AMENpMENT E 7
sECTIoN is OF ARTICLE ~ OF
ATE of COLORADO. CONCERN
THE FEES AND COMPENSA-
On OF CoUATY; PRECINCT AND
EHER OFFICERS. i.
Enacted BY the General Assembly OF
.,ion That there shall be sub
a to the qualified electors OF the
Of Colorado at the next general
ion for members OF the General
Snbly, for their approval or rejec-
the following amendment to the
stitution OF the state of Colorado.
n. when ratified by majority of
voting thereon shall be valid as
ri OF the Constitution. that is to
;s,or is of Article IL of the Con-
ioa Of Of the h, lsaa ssa.s Of ,oIIows oSiSysdo shall
Sec. Is. For the purpose of pro-
tdlng for and regulating the COM
knsation OF county. precinct and
kher officers the General Assem-
II shall by law classify the sew
N counties Of the State accord
Ird fix the compensation OF the Of
kcers within the respective classes
SscordlnK to the population there
n such law shall establish
|ssales OF fees to be charged ana
|tolIected by. such Of the county.
precinct and other officers as may
u Ss performed by them respect
y.y; and where salaries are pro-
s1ssH .m:iam.nt. N, sn.il s. paid into the
county treasury.
6sc !. Each etsctor desiring to vote
4 ballot boz . ticket whereon shall
printed the words For the amend
hi to section Is of article IL con-.
knng the tees and compensation OK
enty. precinct and other officers.
I Against the amendment to section
Of artleie = concsrminS r,,n,s 'ns nrscinct inef
4 ether officers" and shall indicate
3 spproval or rejection Of the same
! placing a cross opposite one or the
her of said group OF words.
Sec. !, The votes cast for the adop- :
u or rejection OF said amendment
Nil be canvasssd and the results de-
rmined In the manner PROVIDED oy
y laws of the State of Colorado Tor
. canvass Of votes for representa-
M In Congrsss.
Nlsd In the office of the Secretary
STATE this Fifth day of June. A. ID.
II.
In Testimony Whereof I have here
ito set my hand and affixed the Great
q OF the state OF Colorado. at the
. City OF Denver. this First dav OF
tobsr. A. D. 1912.
JAMES n. PEARCE.
SEAL Secretary of state.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-10-17

,e.ts, to BE- appointed
y senate. The duty OF
pat o. ',ission shall be to sd-
ComIn,.. raise or lower the
saaa"S real and personal
s,ion .oons the several coun- b.
ssrU state. There shall be
Of t"e t"eeo1nty of this state u
Lsaehooard or Equalization. con-
bW pS me Board or county
eS ..,oners OF SAID county;
of the County board OF
.ss,.,ation shall ,sr Ds 70 tS. sulust. vaIus
lile. and personal property
Of rtai respective counties,
bin t ~ revision. change and
sci " by the state Tax Com
edihe"'rne state Tax Commis-
Jon. nb the County Board of
1ion ,nn a." shall also perform
slishrr duties AZ may be pre-
bsd Sy = Each elector voting a,
tion Ian ts and destrous OF voting
slseainst said amendment. shal!
y inc ballot box his ticket
" .shsn be printed the words
the amendment concerning
!TTx Tax commission ana Count
Of ,nent nt concerning = State Tax
pian peni", and County Board OF
Dlrs'i9n' All votes cast for the
klon ~, rejection OF the said
bon shall be canvaSsed and
bnien'h h, determined by the laws
fssn fss,ate for the canvass of votes
ss.sentatives In Congress.
lepI, the office of the Secretary
y II mis- Fifth day Of June. A. D
,,,onv whereof. I have here.
Tes,r,yh hand and affixed the Great
~ We n state of Colorado. at the
n, Of Of Denver. this First day Of
'er' a. JAMES B. PEARCE.
..,, Secretary of State.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-10-17

DoNOS l9&ueu nereuhdel g,
accruing thereon and the faithful per
! formance Of all contracts, shall deposit
with the Tunnel Commission tlrSt lass s,s
negotiable security or bonds as collateral
security In an amount equal to SAID bona
issue.
Sec. s. The right to use said tunnel
hereby given to The Denver NorthWeS.-
ern and Pacific Railway Company, us
SUCCESSORS and assigns. shall not pe eA
elusive, but any other railway coIip"ny
or companies shall have the right az
any time to use said Tunnel, tracks and
the approaches thereto Jointly Win me
Denver, Northwestern and Pacltlc Raii-
way Company its successors mhu q
signs. upon sharing pro rata az ol ano
obligations of The Denver, NorthWester"
and Pacific Railway Company, It's sue
1.-THE said contract with the STATE Oh Soio
RADIO. In proportion to the tratiic wnlta men
each railway carries on through salu
tunnel; and upon entering into such cor
tract In proper form to be approved oy
the Tunnel Commission. the right OF any
use said Tunnel. tracks and approach99s
shall always be available to sueh Inii- run
way company or companies. their sue
cessorB and assigns. and in case, uhuel
the agreement to the payment OF .ne
principal and interest of the pohus
and approaches shall become the prop,
erty of The Denver. Northwestern anu
Pacific Railway Company their succes-
sors and assigns. either solciS or lointS
with other railway companies thSi, SUI
oessors and assigns. the use OF said '@un- @
mel, tracks and approaches. uhoer 5 .ns
terms and provisions of this Act ana
this Section, shall he open and avail
able to other railways for railway pur-
nnsss nnlv.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-07-11
StaSte.W Wettlauf.
Wten, i'm ssuni.

Wien. i'm 5uni.
es ift gar ui6t au faseu. mas man
elmer brapsn alien Ginoi oIIes sumus
tbet. Sic Iebt rubis babin. nirbig
unb ebrerlssa6tst. unb permeini. es
senii9s. iib gu eniipidsIn, itottIi6s
56uier gu bausu, ntue anItGItsn fir
ben immer5u itsisenben aomfori Der
9efittuns 81 srrihien urb einfuh jes
ben Gag alter 3u tperbsn. 4ber ss
fteElt iih banu bsraus. bdb bos gar
nidt mebr seniigt. 60 einfun iii bas
2eben nidt msbr. Oan3 anmGblih
bemerft bic Stabt, bnb man fie ielbit
ni6t mebr bemsrtt. Jbre ieI.enen Be.
fuher n.roen INNER blob pcn elmer
pflift berssfiibrs, nint bon eintm
inneren antrisb seIodt. Rehts nnb
linis nm lie aber pimmeln Odite, lit
8etpeguHg, Wirbel, Q6rm. unb folhe
fiutenoe Wenfhenitr1me fiibren Golb
nit iib, 9olb, bas nuf abe Ginbeimis
fhen rieielt unb ihliebIif in bic fonft
leeren 3afden Der Gioht ftr1mf. Die
ate Stabt mag fold nsumobddxs
9reibsn puit unD nnIfrengenb ftnDtiL
es bilft tbr nihts, enbIia mub and
jis i4 bob aafrasen pia fie ui4s ~.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-07-11
Ge m iithIihes BON ruffii

Ge m iitbIi9es i bon ruffis
| den eifenbabnen. - Sn Il.
mem ruFiiden glatts srsdbI. Elm Rsis
ftnbtr: 56 poIIie auf benz ge.ersburs
ger gobnbof init elmer tben sel6iien
Gnbriarls nah Roftoip am Don ben
9ubnitsig tetreien. Der Bedmie, Der
bic Jabstorien burhIodt, peripebrls es
mir jeop6 nit Der 9sm,rtung, bag
nod ssin Glodenssifxn erfclst i.i. gu
gleiher 3sii lieb CT jsoo6 fiinf anntre
perionsn paiTirsu. oils ih ibn um
cine grsldruns isines gsrtotisns srs
fudie. fagte sr: .0as lit bic mors
ihrift." - mas fit cine 0orfdrift7-
.ptrfonen nit Bnbnitsigtorten
barfen Dor bem Glodenssifxn tin.
aus - limb ib NIT msiner Hcbrs
faris, bic mir 80 Rub<l s.iofs. Bat.
mub rcrttng" - .QnuftH Gle iin
bod aud cine 4abnfteigiar.e.S th
ipdnbte mid on ben 0snoarmen uno
an ben Siationsporiishsr unb erfubr,
bcb Der Beanie Inn Reht mar. unb
Damn fnufft lh mir 5u rneintr 60sNus
kisGnbrsorie nod cine Babniieiasarts
unb burfie nun uuettinbsrt ben 9nbn.
liti9 betreten .... llsber sin onbsres
GifsnbahniurioTum beriftei Der
.Gfpet@: Gtht no elm poitaua Der
Siiootbobn auf sinsr Siaiion i6cn
cine gnn3e Stunbs. Gigsntlih folIte er
nur 10 Winu.xn aufentbaIt haben.
Die poHasists fnb In GROCER aufres
guns uno fvaeen mad BEN Grunb< bes
longtn aufenthaIiss. Die ndnfis
citation gift fs;ne 4ntncri-. heist ss,
der beiourirenoe Deomte Inldfi unb
mir iOnnen ihn BON bier aus MID.
fpeden; folglin tonnen MIR aud ben
3us niht nblofTtn.1 Der qua muk
nber fdIieblin ord tpeiter oeten. unS
man perfd[lt. um bas su erreifxn, auf
ein b0hfi seinfnhes1 Wiitel: aelepkos
nifh tpirb Der n1hfte Siredenndrter
nngtrufen unb fiir 30 aop<ten bepo.
gen, Guf sin< Gore snr l6lofsnbsn
station Su fobrsn unb ben 6<rrn
@tdsicMsDoylteber su ipeden. Ubenfo
sinfdn iDie prnltifn, benn b<r a,ia
louHit mad einer ueiteren bclbtn
@suHes militia dbeshens
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-07-11

Ghoblons o.fdaffen bat, 10 entridslt
iih sufeknbs cine S6ablons cts
Rauihes. nod ipirb ods Der UstH1s
nitt r.tt bsutIit, inoeb oas 1ppiihs
Der 1eite tpirb unptriennbor, uHb L
aroBer bic 3ubI Der Si6ott trire, bic
In ben Wettbepsrb eintresen, otito g.'
rinsers SriginolitGt sntrpidsln BE
Hsiiien. Sberammsrsou btsann mil
ben goTIonsfpislsn - uno nun isbs
man einmal, fpis pitls rtlisiOis Shdu'
ftiide, patriotHte une prootn3isls
BplssfpieIe uno JreiIufttbtuter srdi'
firenl GIeitpie jtbes D6rftsn iih
friiber nls ,limoiiider aurort stabltrs
bat, 10 stb6rt nun cine folbe Ute
lrditipn" gum 6rsmbenbssritb Dle
1enniEplab uno aurmuiit. Rur oab
iis hariiber ebsn aufhort, cine sAts
traition" su fsin. Mas ptitsr uno
bausrrbsr tpir.tn ioI. pds mub prs
aaniih fih aus bsm wsfsn elmer
5toot sntpideIn. Die sommersielIe
ausbsutung nahbsr mag ben Grfol5
sntiheioen; absr oi, 9ordusfesuns
III bod imm,r, oh cine Stabt nit To-
lent. glnmuib unb gishnaipiirpiofstt
besabt lit.
Seq. III ,noIi5 ouh Dien NIT Der
muiitisItpode auf ben plon attr.ten,
Elm bibttn ipdt nitt 81 ipas.
ffxint es. Ulufit lie pirst IA
iibtraa nis Elm Symbol unisrsr
Gtabt, bic 10 paEs als 6eimath
gstbopsns unb nod msbr als isHs 2ss
bars tennsn. f5iir ben plansien gel'
ten mir exn als DaIssrporaoiss, nis
iisrmiitbigs, lsihiiinnies. bic nno oa
Elm psnis iapermiithist Wlsnftltin,
bic nonn nur um 10 luiiiger IlngsH.
Der san3e 3aubsr Der srobsn Wtufit
begriibt bic 9di.s, aber ipenn es elm
nnbaltsnber SIG isin piro. elmer Der
audi 81 anosrsn Sagtn als su lensr
sinsn Node bic Jremoen berbeifiibrt,
10 tpiro ss Der 0oIssr fsin. Der fs 81
uns Iodt. Der WoI3sr. ben fie iibtrau
irdbrsunthmen permeinen, I'm 21telu
Der jrauen, in Der Soufihsit Der
9nnoitdft, i'm gau3eR Rbnthmus uns
ierss eebens. Wan i6nnte ibnen ias
gen, bob mir gar nidt 10 iiib uno
lieblis oobinlfben, aber tie Darotn
ss uns nifi sloubtn, uno pisIleiht
iuiiros es uus fcear i'm Stdeisipsirs
laui nidt niissn. Dtnn ipir babeR
nun .inmal cine tlinasnb. uno Ieitts
lsbige Stabi gu isin - unb psr D.ib.
ob ibr. 9prii.IIuns uns ba,u nitt
tiIft. Dns mar. cine lebr hiibihs
Mir.una. NIT Der man ipobl sufrieen
isin oiirf.s. giHitfpeilen freuen mir
urs. bab enbIih sinmol eipos sss
id2itbt. bab cine ehreniperths. aber
IperfhIdfer unssiigemdbe Shii6terns
beit pon uHs uberpuHbtn tpurbe, bdb
Wisn ouf ben Waor.t trttt pie bic ans
beren Stdot. unb begiHnt. feline 1u:
eenben oussurufen. 3uerit cine sius
sige ober oanit bod 3ugIsih audi
al. anbersn. Damn, inb<m mir uns
BEN llrtbsil Der Mel. f.elI,n, blsibt re
nidi b.i ben aidnesn Der Ronserts
iiekn. iie priift audi pon fslbit bic
souss 5armoRie Der Staot. olIss.
mas mir eeleiIiet babeu um Wisn
idDnsr, eIGn5enber, Iiebensptrtber gu
MAIDEN. glii laass nusssrubt.n
ar1ften Beginner mir bos R.nnen.
Wir baben man6en 9orfprung sinsus
boleu, iubeb. man fpirt fh Isben,
rion tummeli ilf snbIit nub man
tomm! meter i'm mrtlnuf.
gubpig gaueL