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The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1912-06-21

Dell Saucer, Alice Frellson, Annie
Farnsw0rth, Stephanie, Myrtle and
Thelma Sharp, Myrtle and Bernadine
Colgnard, Mary Elizabeth Donovan,
Beatrice Swain, Hazel Rolls, Richard
Vncll, Ivan and Edward Ellis, Daniel
and J. Q. Young, Robert Farnsworth,
Robert Kell, Leo J. Voell. Jr., Roger
Sharp. Gregg Burkhalter, Don Swar-
twout, Misses Josie Dupree, Mildred
Ladnier and Valentine Post, Mrs. j..
WIN Donovan, Mrs. Leo j. Voell, and
Mr.. Hey wood Fl. Hunter.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1912-06-21

known young women Of the city dur
Ing the past summer
for the Lutheran Indies AID Society
at the Wartield thentre On Monday
brought cut large attendance. The
singing OF Mr.. Peter Nohring and lit
Vie Miss Georgene Freniz proved es
pecially attractive, and both were
warmly applauded Because Of Pro.
fessor Hassard's recital on Tuesday
night no special singing feature was
added at the Warfleld theatre. On
Wednesday night the singers were
Mr. George Belote and Mr.. Jules X
Johnson.
Each age of our lives has It's Joys
Old people should he happy, and they
will he II Chamberlain's Tablets are
taken tn strengthen the digestion and
keep the bowels regular. These tab
let's are mild and gentle in their &C
ton and especially suitable for people
OF middle age and older. For sale by
all dealers.
The United States snag boat Black
Warrior returned tn the port the last
Of last week, and has been placed In
retirement, her crew, including Engi-
neer John 9. Nelson Of this city, be-
ing transferred to the snag boat VI
emma, which was built In this city
during the past year. The last work
done by the Black Warrior was In the
vicinity Of Dunbar. from which place
she was lowed to PascagUula.
ST. JoHN's EPIsooPAL = Services ~
follows: Sunday 7 q. m, Holy Com
munion; 10: AS Morning Prayer and Ser
mon; 7:45 Evening Prayer and Sermon !;
9:45 q. M, Sunday School.
RBv. JOHN CHIPMAF, Rector,
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1912-06-21
entertained FOR THE CHILDREN
Dr.. and Mrs. Sharp Pleased Lit
tie Ones With A Party.

The beautiful home of Dr. and Mrs.
w. e Sharp at South Pascagoula was
the scene on Wednesday afternoon OF
a large party OF happy children when
they entertained the little ones With
a party. The host and hostess, as
sisted by a number OF friends, gave
the children a rarely enjoyed evening.
and the little ones returned to their
homes with happy little hearts.
The guests at the party were Mar
geret Ellis, Gwendolen Ellis, Eliza
beth Havens, Marie Ford, Eunlce and
Kathleen Kell, Katie Ravens, Helen
Merlwether, Gladys Farmer, Hazel
Chidsey, Marie and Naomi Allen,
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1912-06-21

from Is here with tn" VI .dy greet
inHs, his words OF che.l aud his pock-
ct hook, IL need be.
Here | live and here / buy.
These are good rules to remember
Individual Identification OF the mon
eyed interests with the Industries Of
their own town; reciprocity between
Its business men and patronage Of
local stores and consumers-a com
munity OF interests-make for the
general welfare, In which he who will
may share.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1912-06-21
Telephone Talk No. 8.

Aside from the fact that the tele-
phone directory is often referred TO as
a city guide. it is used for other ref
erence purposes on the average OF
many hundreds OF times daily and
this makes it one OF the most valuable
advertising mediums that can be oh
tanned. All business concerns should
take advantage OF the Companys offer
and secure information concerning
advertising space In our telephone di-
rectories. Call up the Offices OF the
Company, or address Advertising De-
partment, Nashville, Tenn.
Yours respectfully,
CUMBERLAND TELEPHONE
& TELEGRAPH COMPANY
(lncorpOrated)
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1912-06-21
Man Coughs And Breaks
Ribs.

After a frightful coughing spell a
man 10 Neenah, Wis, felt terrible
pains 10 his side and his doctor found
two ribs had been broken. What az.
ony Or. Kings New Discovery would
have saved him. A few Irresponsible
ends a late cough, while persistent
use routs obstinate coughs, expels
stuhhorn colds ur heals weak sore
lungs II feel surelfs a g d-srnd To
humanity" writes Mrs Ellie Morton.
Columbia. Mo. far | believe ! wnnlt
have Consumption ia day. II had not
used this great remedy" Its yuarah-
tecd to satisfy, and you can get Tree
trial bottle or so cent or 81 20 size at
all druggists
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1912-06-21
Ends Hunt For Rich Girl.

Often the hunt for rich wife ends
when the man meets woman that
uses Electric Bitters. Her strong
nerves tell 10 bright brain and even
temper Her peach bloom complex
ion aud ruby lips result from her pure
blood; her bright eyes from restfnl
sleep; her elastic step from firm, free
muscles. all tel ing of the health aud
strength Electric Buffers glva a
woman, and the freedom from indi-
gestion, backache, headache, faiuring
and dizzy spells they promote Every
where they are Woman's faynrite rem
edy II weak or ailing try them SOC
at all druggists.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1912-06-21
BUY GOODS At HOME
MAINE MANS ADVICE
Business Man Writes Candid Con-
fesslon Of Interest Everywhere
That Buying Is Done.
HERE | LIVE AND BUY
IS ONE OF HIS MAx|MS
"Patronize Home Merchants" Is
A Slogan That All Progressive
And Thriving Communities
Are Adopting.

Frequently there appear in the
newspapers comments relative tn how
this city or that city Is rapidly fOrg
Ing To the f,refrpuL, aud students OF
tho science Of municipal economy
have been making close study VI The
why's and wherefurs Of one city going
forward while other cities, some OF
them more advantaReously situated,
seem to stand still or retr0grade. The
explanations offered are as varying as
the minds OF the experts making
study 0f the conditions.
One thing that stands out over and
above everything else, however, /. The
fact that wherever is found progress
sive community, there the people
know and stand by the rule Of TRADE
at Home" BY trading at hume, the
muney oi the community Is kept al
home and continually circulates
among the banks, business men, mer-
chants. professional men and other
artisans, and whenever stranger
come within the gates OF that com
munity, whatever money he spends
therein is just that much added to
the store for circulation. Nothing
goes away from home that can be
kept at home.
Among the progressive cities in the
South, one that is always externally
striving for advertising and increase
OF population, manufacturing indus
tries, pay rolls and all that go to
make up a happy and CnrIying com.
munity. Is Birmingham, Ala. The
Chamber of Commerce Of that city
has committee Known as the "Trade
Promotion Committee" OF which
Hon Robert W. Ewing is chairman.
At a recent meeting OF this commit.
tee Chairman Ewing read the follow
ing, which he stated recently appear
ed In a Maine newspaper, and it is
applicable not only to the cities and
towns of Maine, Birmingham, Ala,
but also to Pascagoula:
WHY BUY AT HOME?
A Maine business man has given
his reasons why he should buy at
home instead Of placing his patronage
elsew here. While apparently directed
against the mail order houses, they
apply equally as well to that class OF
individuals who are so long on bar
gains and so short on civic pride that
they place their orders In another
community to the disadvantage Ct
the present aud future prosperity OF
their own. Here they are:
Because my interests are here.
Because the community that is
good enough to live in is good enough
for me to buy in.
Because l believe in transacting
business with my friends.
Because l want to see the goods.
Because l want to get what l buy
when | pay for IL.
Because my home dealer carries me
when l run short.
Because every dollar | spend at
home stays at home and works for
the welfare Of my town.
SOME MORE REASONS.
Because | sell what produce here
at home.
Because the man | buy from pays
his part OF the town, county and state
taxes.
Because the man buy from gives
value received always.
Because when Ill luck, misfortune
or b .rcavement comes, the man buy
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1912-06-21
WOOL AND THE SOUTH.
MiIdness Of Southern Winters
Makes Sheep Raising Easy
And Profitable.

The Chattanooga Tradcsman urges
the raising OF sheep 10 the South as a
profitable undertaking. What the
Tradesman says about Tennessee,
Georgia and Alabama is applicable to
Mississippi in every detail, except
moreso, and the success that has at
tended sheep raising has been more
than encouraging to those who have
undertaken it.
The Tradesman article is as follows:
The mildness of Southern winters
enables the farmer who keeps sheep
to feed them out of doors the whole
winter, with its corresponding advan-
tage 10 regard to economy and profit,
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1912-06-21
Makes The Nation Gasp.

The awful list Of inj urles on Fourth
OF July staggers humanity. Set over
against 1t. however, Is the wonderful
healing, by Bucklen's ArnIca Salve,
OF thousands, " no suffered from burns,
cuts, bruises, bullet wounds or explo-
sions. It's the quick healer ri bOil..
ulcers, eczema, sore lips or piles. Is
cts. at all druggists
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1912-06-21
Annual Meeting
OF COUNTY SCHOOL BOARD,

OF COUNTY SCHOOL BOARD,
Superintendent Office, 10 a. m, SAT-
URDAY, JULY 18Th.
Parties desiring the establishing OF
new districts, or a change In the old die
tricts, or having other matters to be
decided by the Board, should have Pc
tition in the hands of tho Superintend-
ent not later than July 5th.
20-2i GUY D. DEAN, Supt.
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been killed. but the question ~
whether to raise cur dogs or sheep y
at the very foundation OF The wool
business and must be solved at the
outset.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1912-08-02
COMING EVENTS


Aug. 3.-Prize contest at ST. Mary's
school.
Aug. 3-Epworth League Candy sale.
Aug. 6-Dance, opera house, Mazda,
Wendler & Remlin's Harp Or
chestra.
Sept AT Opera House, paid in
Full"
Aug. 15-Catholic Foresters' picnic,
Kadlec's grove.
Aug. 17-Maeders orchestra "24
Club" hail.
Sept. II, 10, 14--Rusk county fair,
Bruce.
Every Night-'Daylight Pictures" at
The Unique.
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Lost-A hatpin set with brilliants.
Finder please leave at News Budget
office.
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Gieienp ulgpen.

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bafteu Sintenfiih, oefen Arme eins
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fallen tpuroe, lentt Die 4ufmsrtiamteit
auf biefe qrotesteu meeresungebeuer,
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audi beuts nod bic ShiFfsr in 8efa6r
brtngen. 2ange 3eit bate man Die
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iiber gerpaltigs Grdtsn iiberlieferte, bic
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den iiber Sseidlangsn uno &oniorten
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den iiber bas 8ortommen oieier al
gantiIfen 9eitien IQut puroen, Die
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be am 80. Ropember 1861 opm fran
3oiiihen Ipiio .Qletton" aus Elm
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sslukzNabri6ten.
siueinnati. 26. SUM.

cincinnati. 26. SUM.
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Gtnsinnati, 25. 5uHi 1914.
Gle na4fsIasnbtn Eucsirnnaea bs,isbsn
nd nur ant 9nsres fransatfisHsn. rsi
fisinsrsa esfAdftfu psresR stpas hskers
Srsifs bsre&nst.
pgsbtftsnen.
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frs6sRssfafstnss GIsif&. Narst
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dear Sstsn l0x-l01<s s&uEtern To-
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mehr ssrSa6t
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tfn llA-12e, furss Miptsnfdtsn H.
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Isie usskt per pfunb msbr bsrpadi.
Sugar Cured 6leif@. Narst in hetia.
GAiRsen 400 1850, vienis eAuItsr
III 6o-l2.00, Dresffaa Naten i5.50-l6. so,
GAnltsraI1 -6O--l2.00, NeS Scrf Gut ed,ul.
tsra l200--l2.t0, tTs6sae Dssf S4iassa
la.00--20.OO.
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auaIitaten, bic anbercu paren Faa unb
iGmoh.
SApsrs Stisrs s6.75--s.25, ertro 1886
$50, fanep ---, S&fsn s2.50-7.00
Sleifderffiere S4.75-8.00, auserGeiene bic
srtra $5.10-s. .25, Seifers $3.50--7.75, aus.
erlefene bic ertra s7.85-8.o0, fantp -
anbe $2.00-5.90, auserleiene bis ertra $500
$50, ganners $2Oo--3.25, StOders uHo
6eeoers s400--6.25.
Bull en-. Gie aabfraae mar cine
sismlid quite, bic 3ufubr nur mdb,s uuS bic
Breiie itetie.
Tagere unb Ieidte s325-4.15, Bologna
&.25-6.00, ertra s5.25, fstte 8uasu $3.50
800
adlber. Die 3ufubr par srpb unO
bic Breiie stfpas nisorissr.
Orsiadre uns gross S4.0o-725, fair bis
CUTE lssAts S6.25-7.75, ertra 50 0o-8.25
Ndl6er in ben fommiiiious. 8 duiern. -
Sanen Sc, prtma btsauserIefene 6R--71ae,
sroin6re 4--6e
e d 10 Fl ne. Die 3ufubt bon Sdpei-
nen mar beuts ;ieHlib srob, uno bic greiie
felen um etipa Sc.
sute bic auserleieue 8erpadunas. II. Stei,
fd3eriortsH S775-7.sO, aemiitte 8erpa.
dunaSiorten 81 60-7.75, orbiudre Bis aus.
erltisne idDsrs fette Sdue S4.75-6.7o, ertra
$3.50, Stags $500 - 5 So, trtrd $500
500, Iei6ts gerianetforteu $7.05-7 55,
5srtcl bon 10 Bio. unb tpenigsr S5 500-7. 90.
Shaie bedmmsr. Die 3ufubr
mar srOb, bic 9a6frage gut uno bic Rreiis
itetia.
Shafs. Grtra AIS, quite Bis aus
ertefene 1915 - 410, oroindre bis quite
ST. 1880, Guis 25 - 75c, Wutteri baie
s3.00-4.00, 5dbrtiree "a .25--625.
edmmer. - Srlhiahrs srtru $500, CUTE
bis ouserIsfeue S675 - $50, orpiudrs bis
iairs $4.75-6.50, gulls S3.75-.50.
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Die SDnnenitabt.
6eliopolis. l. Suni.

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Wenn i'm 5riibja6r Der Uuitsnz
pinb bic StGbts 2lsspptens nit qsl6en
bsiBsH Sano ii6erfpriibt, iagt sr AUDI
bic 5remoen, bic ben miloen Diuter
am ystI oertrdumten, mad europa sHz
rld. Vur bic bon ibrem 9ei6it oau.
erno ans 2anb Der pbaraonen 9efcI.
feIten ihlei6en, BON aopf bis 3u FuB
IN QDetB detIeibet, miioe nit Dem fliez
genipeoel ourh Die ititigen 5traben
Der 0eItaitdots. 9snn ihon Der Uloi
glsBt uber aeeppten cine hohiommsrs
Ii6e Scnnenglutb aus. DER oesbalb
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al oas Weer mad Gan Stefano uno
Ramleb iiber, ooer er fIuhtet hinegn
u. bic Wuite - nQh 51eIIppolis.
Rad Der nSpunsnitapt". 3enn trob
ieines Rnmens Iiegt 5eliopoIis 3par
mitten in retbbraunsr Sane0oe, bleibt
aber itets umfdhsIt pom friIhen Dino
Der gBiitenebsns. S6pu Dor firi
Sabrtauisnoen ipubtsn Die 4egppter
9eIiopoIis 81 ibdbsn. 1amals sr.
haute man bort ben i'm gan3en aIterz
tbum 6sriibmten Sonnentempel, oefien
Salsn. Sbelis.en unb Sphinrs s9lleeu
iton Strabp aeihilbert Bot. 6ier
ipruoelte Der aueQ Der Beisbeit, uao
tetn 9eriHserer ais gldtp 1T in BEN
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funien; iiber ibrsm Shutt tGmpiten
ipdtsr bic 5eere Sultan Sslims uno
oes Generals aleber. ylur Elm bpbsr
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trauert nsben elmer urolten Sntomer.,
in beren Shattsn 5oief uno Rari1
auf ibrer Gluht raitetsn, psrgangsnen
Sabrtauienben mad.
50 mar es nod Dor finf oSabren.
Der Wiiftenipinn nir6elte aeIben Sdns
uber Die Steine uno nur ielten sos
Elm frember 5rdumer an bic leere
StItte elmer eldnsennen gergdngens
bet. Grit Der Damon unieres Sabrs
bunoerts, Der Rapitalismus. bat neus
Wertbe in bieien tiimmerlihen gopen
gspfian3t uno aus benz Sunbe eine
ih6ne neue peiBe Stabt gesaubert, Die
an GigeHart ibres 9leihen fuht. llnD
man muB geiteben, bab moosrne.
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santifdes. 5auftiihes gefdaffsn bat.
tas iih ben Werten Der spDlften 1ps
Matte in 5eliopOlis beinabe CUR SeIte
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Gas Suititlifi aI$ 2 to n
3 SAINT. Ter 5meite 2Qlterudtiouale
aongreB qlr 2lusarbcitluq etneS oq-
gemeineu &uftreht5. Der Dor fur5eur
In @enf taqte, hat IN Der Shat an ales
qcoad)t uno in ieiuer SdluBiiBung
benz Die 9elrtunolug oeS Geriouen.
beitanoeS reqeluocu Qaragrapbeu Die
iolgcuoe rGoattIoneue gSaiiuna gege-
ben: soils rudhren0 elmer 2nTtreile
an 9oro oes Suit1atr5cugs cine Se.
burt ooer Elm Eooe3iall eriolgt. 10 1T
Der Surid}tffiibrcr gehuIteu, Die be-
trcrienoe 8eurflln6uHq I'M Roroiour.
nal porYunchnIen Nu Der erIten Gan.
bruasitcue oea %uftihIffers bot her
Iiibrer cine 9lbihriit 0eS ltouoesdnlt.
lldeu 9lftes 3u ocponIeren uno 3mar.
penu Die &aHolmq auf Dem @eimotb-
booen be5 Suftidlifrcrs erfolat, bct
Ser suitdnHigen @cb0roe, lmo, meni
Die 2anDmgaItete i'm 9IusIano liegt.
BEL Dem aoniltl 0eS 2aHoes, oen Ao5
Suftidlff anQehort. 5oute lid I'M
Crte, mo hic &aH0uug crioIgt, feiH
aouluI be'iubcn 10 iii Die abidrift
bes Gip,litunosafte5 puu Dem IlIoten
Dem nahiteu &oniulat oes 2onoes, in
benz oas 2uitidiif heimatbbered)tiat
lit. nerlrittels erngelhrIebcHeu grie.
ies 81 iibericRoeu" Wtan faHn
alio gott1eioauf iest tm&uitidiii o0er
49, mas Dohl talm eintreten miro -
i'm 5lugapparut aeboren iperoeH man
fam audi oarin ietne Ieete 5ahrt an@
treten, lno imner miro man iiher
iein, oaB Der Staat begin oas Stdn-
oesomt oanon ridtige arnoe erbalt.
SIMMER ftanoes soem Il B.
aoiHmer3ienrath (3u icinenl ner-
fhuenheriihen Sohne)): I'D min.
ihe ielbftneritdnofit, bat Gn Itan.
oesgendb auftrittit: ober Oh IebTt
reit iiber unIere @erbdltniiie. I'd
peroe Dir aIio ben Seftforb ctsuoal
bober bdngen uriIiien"
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-06-26

tpentgen Sabren aus ber Difte, aus
bem Ri9ts iteinerne paIdfts, resenoe
gilIen, f90ne breite aspbaltirte Strda
BEN, lunge, CUTE ftilifirte 5duierDterte!
rnb bunte 8lumensGrten eritsben 3u
lafen.
Cine comfortable elettriT6e S6neqs
bcbn Derbinoet aairo in piertelftiino:.
ger Wuitenfabrt nit Der Dale. 5hor
bon Weitem bltnten uns fpeibe fIa6e
GG6er unb bic gspalttge &uppel Oe5
5eIiopolis paIace t0oteIs entgegen.
Denn mir aber burd bic Struben oies
Ter SonnenftaDt geben, itaunt aud Der
blaItrte 9lobetrotter. Gr peritderi
uns, baB oas RieIenbotel nit Der pDrs
nebmen 5aFaOe 0as gr0Bte unb ih0u.
ite Der Q8elt lei unb bab bic nuh W}ps
i6eenart gebaute rieiengroBe SaQe, IN
Der ii6 3Gm 5zll1rz bee.8pn3ert Elm
elegante5 pGblitum 3uiummenfinoet,
itres8Iethen iuAe. .QuF ben StraBer,
Die bon NutomobIIen, aamelen uno ar
bem p6dntaitiihen 2reiben Nsgpptens
burapirrt iinb, geben mir an groBen
GdDeu uno Reitaurants poriiber, bts
punDern bic tinftleriidsn Gtagenbdu@
Ter un0 binter 9drten unD 5ennt5.
pIdBen totette 8iIen. 4bietts lte3t
etne groBe Rennbabn nit aaiino; oQ=
jdbrIi6 finben bier pferbe. uno 9as
melrenneu Itutt, ielbit etne fSlugpohe
bat 6eliopoIis i6on gebabt. Sir bic
Nru6er Der SDnnsnItQbt iinb in Der
8arben Gitp be'onbere 8iertel nit ntt=
origen iuubersn 5duiern gebaut nor
ben. Quh cine &irhe unb cine nieDz
ltfe Wioihee bat man fhon errihtet.
DOruuf aber bic 5eliopoIitauer beiors
bers itoI3 limb, Das 1T bas i'm Briibs
iabr eingepeibte WoniQdrpoentmaI.
2lQes bGs 1T bon groB5iigigen Inter
nebmern ins 2eben gsrufen uno bat
nitts Don fulidem IeDanttnii6sn
Sanb an i'd; es lit Don iolioer engLt-
iher glegan3.
SeIbit fir Observation-Disclosures III
geiorgt Doroen. Gin Qunapart NIT
Gon3ert, 5arraTen unb aQerbdno trits
fpieligen 4ttrattipnen lott bic 8iuoer
oes J}iIs betm S6ein perIhpenDeriz
iten elettrii6en Qi6ts in Ieine Wau=
ern, un0 auf benz groBen Bouleparo
5duberu oret Offentlihe &tnematogr1.
pben bic Utdrhen guropas DOR gaU-
fsnoe bon eritaunten Qlraberaugea:
pieIe 5unoerte DON peiBen 8urnuTen
uno tpetbOerIhIeierten mJ}iliblangen.
tduern ba nod 0a6ts auf bem Qss
pbdlt, unb oes 8efpunberns unb naiutn
2ahens lit tein gnDe.
60 1T SsliOpolis beute 3par teir
Susq Der Weisbeit mebr, aber Elm Srt
bon er8ieberiI6er 9sosutung, Der pIa
Itiider aIs fonit ben Irtump6 Der 0e=
genpurt ausbriitt. Bel bieien geitre:
bungen febIt freiIi6 manhmal aud biz
aomit niht. Soer lit es niht gro
TEST, fpenr i'm WiiitenIanoe iiber auf.
osihiitteter Groe cine tiiuitlihe Gueat
eingsrp.ibt tpiro unb man gefieosrt'
SGnger feierli6 ausIebt, bamit If,
8e3Diti6er uns iiber bic Wuiten6ot
tintpegt1uTtt? 4bsr mas t6ut esl
Die 9ogel pou 6eIiopolis, pabrtaftiJ
lie 3Diti6ern audi in Der Sonne -.