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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-06-15
Heart toHeart
Talks.
THE TOP STORY.
By EDWIN A. NYE.

Darwin tells us that in early life he
was very fond of music and poetry.
but that in turning his attention to the
study Of nature he neglected TO cult
vate his taste for harmony and litera-
ture.
Finally his enjoyment Of poetry and
music was lost. fact which he great
ly regretted in his later life.
1t Is the law Of nonuse.
Just as a species of birds on a GER
tain island where there were no snakes
and vermin quit making their nests in
trees and began to live on the ground
and these gradually lost the use of
their wings. just so did Darwin lose his
appreciation.
You may harden your soul to the
best things of life by devoting yourself
entirely to other things.
To illustrate:
A man may become entirely absorb
ed in the money game, neglecting ali
the faculties save requirement. With
out desiring deliberately to shut the
door on his diviner side he may neg
lect his higher nature until it no longer
makes appeal.
He becomes calloused
Or a woman may give her days ana
nights to social designations so com
pletely as to take all her time and en-
ergies and, without purposely choosing
to stife her nobler faculties. come to a
day when the appeal Of higher infu-
ences no longer moves her.
If we are to do the best and be the
best we must think the best. feel the
best, follow the best.
We are not suddenly corrupted
Character becomes weakened grad
ually and by the shutting out of the
better impulses.
Henry Ward Beecher once said in
substance:
Man is a three stored house. His
animal part Is the basement. where bis
passions crawl. There is the first sto-
ry. the intellectual. Most men live al.
together on these two foors-the ami
| NAL and the intellectual-some only in
the basement. But there is another
story which is the best of all, the sec
ond story-the spiritual.
Men furnish and Turkish their base
| ment and their first story, but let the
top story go as if it were as aban-
doned attic
Let us live some part of the time in
the top story.
1t requires a little more climbing
but the air is better and the outlook
wider
Lest by the law of nonuse we cease
10 want to live and enjoy the best
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Day program, consisting of music and
recitations. At the Bible school there
will be organized a mems Bible Glass
with the pastor a teacher, and a wo-
mans class with Mrs. Phariba Steph-
ems as teacher. You will be welcome
TO either OF these classes.
ST. Paurs Ev. lutheran-C. Huber.
pastor. This will be our Children's
Day. The Sunday school will begin at
$50 instead of 9, and the service in
the audience room, that is the regular
children's service at 10 instead of
1890. The offerings are for Orphans
Home. The Children's Mission band
meets at p. m. The Young Peoples
meeting at 6 80 and the evening serv-
ice at Z o'clock.
South Eighth Street Friends-David
w. Dennis, pastor. Bible school at
9:10. There will be no service at
10:3o. the congregation adjourning to
attend the Baccalaureate service at
Earlham college. Christian Endeavor
meeting at $50 at which Thos. E.
Jones will be present Mid-week pray
er meeting Thursday evening 1880 fol-
lowed by monthly meeting at eight
O'Clock
First Church of Christ Scientist
North A street. between 14th and 18th
streets. Subject God. the Preserver
OF Man" Sunday school at 9:45 a. IN.
Services at II a. m. Wednesday Even
ing Testimonial meeting at 7:45. Pub
lis cordially invited. Reading Room,
No. 1417 North A street, located in
south end of church building, open
| daily except Sundays and legal holi-
days from 100 TO 500 p. m.
Second Presbyterian-Thos. c. Nc
Nary, pastor. Topic 1890, Wisdom
and knowledge" Practical Precepts,
1880. Sunday school AT 9:15. d. Tho
mas, President Earlham Heights Sun
day school 2:15. w S. Taylor, Supt
Public welcome.
Grace Methodist EpiscopaI-Cornel
| 10th and North A streets. Arthur
| Gates, pastor. Sunday school at 9:15
| T. A. Mott, Supt. The Children's Day
! exercises will be given at the hour OF
morning worship in the auditorium OF
the church. Glass meeting at Has
Epworth League at $50. Evening
preaching service 1880. Sermon by the
| pastoral cordial welcome to all.
First Baptist Church-North Elev
enth, near Main street. w. o. Stovall
| pastor, lis S. 18th street. Subject
! 1910 a. m, The Added Grace; 1880
p. m, The Conclusions of Good
| Fellow" Sunday school 9:15 a. m
Young Peoples meeting GAS p. m.
| United Brethren-Eleventh and N
B streets. H. S. James, pastor. Bible
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-06-15
A Women Lost Her Hair and
Got 1t Back With Herpicide

While there are no thrills in the mar.
ration of Mrs. P. T. Nichols, 623 Broad
St, Beloit, Wis, her story is neverthe-
less one of amazing interest "Strick.
en- with neuralgia and erysipelas, |
lost all my hair. My doctor recon-.
mended Newbro's Herpicide. 1 used
six or eight bottles and now have a
fine head of slightly curly light brown
hair. Not gray hair in my head. This
is the more remarkable as I am mid
dle-aged."
While the results which follow the
use of Newbro's Herpicide are always
more or less astonishing, they are al.
ways natural Herpicide destroys the
dandruff germ. stimulates the flow of
blood to the hair follicles and keeps
the scalp perfectly healthy. 1t makes
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school at $50 a. m. A. d. Craig, SUI
at 1880. The primary and inter
mediate departments OF the Bible
school will render a Children's Day
program at 7;So. You are cordially in
vited.
The universalist chureh-Services
Sunday evening in the Masonic Tenn
pie, second floor. The pastor. Rev. II.
L, Haywood. will preach. Subject,
The Law of Growth" This will be a
study of the laws of evolution, which
are also the laws of the growth OF
the soul. Entrance is opposite the post
office. You will be welcome.
Fifth Street NJ. {. Churchill. E,
McFarlane, pastor. Sunday school a
9:l5 a. m. E. r. Thompson. Supt.
Children's Day Exercises at 1880 a.
IN. Epworth League at $50 p. m. Pub
lie service at 1880 p. M. Come with.
out fail. Mid-week service. Wednes-
day evening at 7:S0.
Third M. e. Chureh-Cor. Charles
and Hunt street. II. E. McFarlsne, pas
tor. Sunday school, 9:l5 a. m. Mrs.
Bertha Patty, Supt. Epworth League,
80 p. m. Public worship AT 7:S0 p. m.
Service on Thursday evening, 7:S0.
You will receive a cordial welcome TO
all these services.
! The Salvation Army-Rhoda Tenn
pie, No. SIS \. A street. Ensign and
Mrs. Deuter, officers in charge OF local
corps. Services Monday, Wednesday
and Saturday at 500 p. m. Sunday,
| 80 p. m. Sunday school 1875 a. m.
! Officers residence. No. PAS s. 3rd ST
First Presbyterian-Rey. Thos. ]
! Graham, pastor, Sabbath school and
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Quite a Difference.


in
complimentary
Assisting Mr. Barnes his roping Repb
national
publishing unsavoy
ords Of
The
and the enuncaon
of
distinction grasp-wahng
ton
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NOTICE TO CONTRACT
ORS AND BUILDERS

The Foster Construction Co. nave
of Cement Blocks, Copings. Porch Col
umns. Caps Stills. ETC., at Ike Old Mill
Works.
They have a complete outfit OF mod
ern machinery and are using nothing
all their work II you are a contrac-
tor it will pay you to use the best ma
terials obtainable. If you are going
to build it will pay you to insist that
your contractor use the Foster Con-
struction Co.'S products. Would be
pleased to have call at Factory and
inspect their Products or call phones:
Res. 1929 or Factory 3406-
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-06-15
HAD EYES, BUT SAW NOT.
Then She Realized What It Really
Meant to Be Blind.

Then She Realized What It Really
Meant to Be Blind.
Were you ever blind for an entire
evening of your life-blind in the midst
of a jolly company who were sewing
and chatting and didn't In the least
realize your plight" asked a social
worker recently. THAT was what
happened to me not long ago. and
must say it was a most uncomfortable
experience. sympathize with per-
sons who have lost their sight now as
never did before.
"You see, l went to call upon q
young girl from my home town who Is
being educated in a private institution
for the blind near here. l had been to
see her before, and so l was prepared
for the way her companions crowded
about me. felt my clothes, my hands
and my face and remarked everything
had on, saying. How becoming her
hat ts-how pretty she looks. and so
on. Nor was I surprised when my
friend conducted me through the class
rooms, pointing out the new work and
displaying some fine lace work she had
started that morning. quite as though
she could see it all.
But on this visit, for the first time,
I was invited to stay for supper and
spend the evening with the girls.
was delighted to accept the invitation
and enjoyed the meal. which was serv-
ed by sighted mattresses in a well
lighted dining room. But after that
my experience came. We walked from
the dining room into dim halls. and as
we mounted the stairs to the sitting
room we walked into after darkness.
I began to envy my friend. who trip
ped lightly by my side. while l could
only grope my way awkwardly Once
in the sitting room 1 felt for a chair
and dropped into it, waiting for the
lights to be turned on. But the laugh
ter and the chatter went on uncon-
cernedly about me, and after a few
minutes it dawned upon me that lights
were not necessary in an institution
for the blind at night: that the sitting
room was no darker for those girls
then than it had been all through the
beautiful. sunny day I had enjoyed so
much. As my eyes grew a bit &C.
customed to the darkness could per-
ceive that the girls had drawn their
chairs up around mine and were busy
with embroidery and lace making as
they talked.
And for the rest of the evening l
sat there trying not to let my blind
ness fret me. not to appear stupid
when the girls. forgetful of my Attic
ton. held up their work for my inspec-
ton. That was the time I realized
what it really is to be blind."-New
York Press.
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Going 10 the Convention.


a
$50 and 800
hot fuss and cmoous irritation anything like
Anyone imagine what
the delight that fully
be brought within close relation;
a a
will
home-Ohio
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Animal Ink.

Along the rocky shores of New Eng
land is much indelible ink. 1t is bet
ter than any that can be bought-a
beautiful crimson in color and when
applied to fabrics absolutely unchange-
able. This ink is contained in little
bottles put up by Nature herself. the
receptacies in question being certain
whelks. or sea snails, Of the species
known to science as Purpura lapillus.
IL the shell Of one of these whelks be
broken there win be found just under
the skin of the back a slender whitish
vein containing a yellow liquor. The
latter when applied to linen with a
small brush and exposed to the sun
turns first green. then blue, then pur-
ple and finally a brilliant crimson.
Nothing will wash it out.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-06-15

possible a natural and luxuriant
growth of hair, except in cases of
chronic badness.
While remedies said to be every bit
as good as Newbro's Herpicide are
frequently offered, one should insist
upon having the original germ de-
stroyer, Herpicide. That is genuine It
stops itching of the scalp almost in
stanty.
Newbro's Herpicide in soc and 81 90
sizes is sold by all dealers who guar
antee it to do all that is claimed If
you are not satisfied your money will
be refunded
Applications may be obtained at
good barber shops Send 10c in postage
for sample to The Herpicide Co, Dept
R., Detroit, Mich A G. Luken and Co,
Special Agents
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"TH/S DATE IN HISTORY
JUNE 18TH.


1Geoge Washington appointed
1S54-Worcester, ~
1S66-Prussans declared and
1SSS-Frederck
190-Steamer
s-supeme of Kansas declared
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NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT.

State of Indiana. Wayne County. SIS:
Estate of Jane Vinson, Deceased.
Notice is hereby given that the UNI
dersigned has been appointed by the
Wayne Circuit Court, Administrator Of
the estate of Jane Vinson, Deceased,
late of Wayne County, Indiana. Said
estate is supposed TO be solvent.
Henry Holzapfel,
Administrator.
GARDNER, JESSUP & WHITE.
Attorneys.
june 1929.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-06-15
Somewhat Mixed.

willie. can you tell me what vege.
tartan tsp
a vegetarian is a person who lives
on vegetables" replied Willie
THAT is correct. Now wonder who
can fell what an octogenarian is
II know" replied Eddie.
-Weil, what is an octogenarian"
IAN octogenarian is a person that
knocks the other genarians."-Chicag
Record Herald.
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4 norRE DAME LADY's APPEAL,

To all knowing sufferers of rheumatism wheta
er muscular or of the joints. sciatica. lumbagus
backache, pains in the kidneys or neuralgia
pains. to write to her for home treatment
which has repeatedly cured all of these tortures
She feels it her duty to send 1t TO all sufferers
FREE You cure yourself at home IS thousands
will testify-no change of climate being neces-
ssry' This simple discovery banishes uric acid
from the blooC- loosens the stinened joints. pur-
ines the blood. and brightens the eyes, giving
elasticity and tone to the whole system II the
above interests you. for proof address
Mrs N. Summers. Box r, Notre Dana. Ind
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Each age of our lives has it's joys.
Old people should be happy, and they
will be if Chamberlain's Tablets are
taken to strengthen the digestion and
keep the bowels regular. These tablets
are mild and gentle in their acton and
especially suitable for people of mid
die age and older. For sale by all deal
orS
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-06-15

Chinese do not take kindly to beer
anu a corporation that built and
equipped a brewery on the mainland
near Hong-Kong has failed and is at
tempting to sell its plant. e.
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A Chance,

1--WE got an awfully poor memory"
remarked Boggs. Il just can't renem-
Der anything overnight"
You haven't got a five spot you
could spare until tomorrow, have you?"
asked Scroggs.-Cincinnati Enquirer.
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MASONIC CALENDAR

Saturday. June 15.-Loyal Chapter.
No. ~. O. e. s., stated meeting and
refreshments.
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The London Stock Exchange brings
together $4,000 persons daily.
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NatiDnaler Zfatfon9reB. /.
Bonn %. bis q. Wai in G6ieasu.
- llebtr tanien6 Ereiis.

WtnstlsRiiter aus alien lbeilsn bsr
gsreirigien G.aaisn unb aus CANADA
perosn iih npm %. bis n. Wloi In
gbicago rerfammeln. I'm oem idbrlis
dsn 5urnier nss Decentralization
SiatsD sDsrbaHbes" beisunobnsn, oas
Fih allen anftein nah gum bebeu.
i.nofteH isin.r Dirt stiial.en burfis.
llsb.r 1000 preiie, bon b<m b6hitsn
0elbpreis $1,000 berab bis su irstno
einem msbr ooer minosr iperibDollen
9erioufsariiiel oSer nusiinen 6nuss
baliss ss@eesniianoe rptroen sur Dertbeis
lung eeldngsn.
qrdiibsnt Wortmann bat perfhies
bsnt aommittses srnonn., tpelde Dor.
bsreitungen ireffen iolIen fiir oas 9urs
iier, on benz ii4 ipabrfheiniih iiber
5000 StatfpieIsr be.kiiigen iuerosn.
Jn ieotm Gris. no nur Ssat seipitlt
triro. bringi man benz Qonsr.b kb-
Bates SntersHe ertssssn. 60 aud in
Cincinnati. bsfen StotonseI flh hsions
otrs soblreid ;u betbeiligsn sebsnisn.
@erihisbsne aIubs boben bem prdiis
berten mitsetkiIt. 6ob fe iperibrcue
preiis bsiiteuern iperben. Der friib<r.
grdfbent. 5err SuIius 5hiler BON
Wilnausse. ipirb ols Sintmsiher fnns
sirsn uHo ben aongreb eroffnen. Gin
intersHonies unb o.trattipts lnierhdls
unss-prosrdmm ift fir ben q. Woi
dufeeiisllt poroen, unier onberem ipers
ben bic SebensDiirbigteiisn Der Siaot
in augenffsin ssnommsn uno ioII cine
Jabrt auf bsm Mihisan Ger itotifins
ben. Gin 8an.eti. bel oem bic prsiss
rertbeiIung srfo!g!. bei4!isbt bns
Efdfs Turnisr.
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Nus ben Grinnsruneen psn
Snngatien.

sd mar Elm june.r Wann unp
funte meln Sroo als 4rst in Der pors
tugleititen Rolcnis Moeno su oerbiss
men," 10 srsdblt Der Befrtier gbinas,
Sunpotitn, in ieinen Grinnsrunoen,
bic er In .Strnnb Wasasins" perDfs
fenili1t, bon isin.r poIitiifxn CT.
tpeduna. sd bate tein befonDeres
JntereHt an Der peIitis, biz zines IA.
ges ein iunser adufmann msinss als
tiers gu mir fam uEs mir bic Reuiaitit
aus petins brohte, oab bic s5aponer
btranriidtsn. J6 bate pom al ben
0orgdngen feins Abnung unb fpuns
berte mid. oab mir in 10 p5lIiaer lIns
setpibbeit selaHen purben. .9ien
ming ipu dong (bas g5ttline Rehi
pGbret niht INNER, iaat. mein
1reuHn bebeatunssDol, eiH.n beiIioen
Shriftiteaer oitirenb. vDabrIih-
figte id hinau. ~unb Der bimmsl bort
burh bic Sbren msinss DoIies1 -
bas 3itat roiIenoenb. Denielb<n
4beuo nod lisb ih mid .un.fr bic
Witslieber Der iung6inefifhsn partei
aufnebmen. aIIe Wsit peibi iest BON
ben llebeIn. bic 70 lungs auf meinem
1oterlonbt gelaitet baben. Mber Der
4duptflu6. unttr benz mir Iitten. mar
BE unsenibheit, bic mir nun, nad5bem
i4 bas Gur9tbere biejes 1abpeus I'M
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Cine Sptihait ib.r bic Soften
oes Sebensunterbalts.

Ter grGiibent bat b.m aonarsb cine
gotItaft sugsihidt, porin CT cine
8eipinisuns fir cine aOmmiFiOH
snpfieblt, bic iih an elmer In
ternatiOnalen Sonfsren5 our Grmttss
lung Der uriahen Der bpbsn prsii. fir
QebsnsmitteI bstheiliesn ion. glsih.
seittg untsrbrsitet sr .Inen gsritt oes
Stuutss Departments, Der in iibers
ii6tlihsr Jorm Iber bic grbsbungsn
unierer aoniuln i'm Quslnnb bstrsffs
Der prsifs fir Qsbsnsmittsl oGielbii
Wiittbeilung matt.
2lus bieIem gsri6t g.bt b.rpor, oub
bic prsiie fir Nubrunesmittel in Der
san5sn NsIt aeitisgsn iinh, aber bic
Sohns nit oisIsr 9ertbsuruns ni6t
Shritt gebalten baben. 4rlein ss 1T
beahtensDertb, oab in England, pc
Nahrungsmittel frei b.r.intommsn, Die
prsisitsissruns felt 1896 i'm @onsen
nur 20 pro5ent betrassn bat. oSn jes
nsm Sabre itanben Die preiIs isbr niss
brig. 70 oaB cine prsisitsigerung BON
20 gro3snt niht fonoerli6 brudenb
fein piirbe. Iuein onotre QGnber Iinb
niht 70 glinpfli6 bapon sstpmmen.
Jn Jrantreih, 9eutihIanb unb in ben
Der. Staaten lit Der auff6los bebeus
tenn grober; er belduFt iid ouf 90
pro5snt in ben genanntsn surop1ii9en
2dnoern. Su ben Ser. Stauten ift .r
nod bOber, neil BEL uns 3u Der Der.
taeusrung ourh bic 3ole nod bic mos
nopoliitiiden Metbooen Der GiibIbGuz
fer binautrster.
Der 8eriht bringt aud einen inters
eHanten 4uspeis Iber bic gintoufs.
gennRenihaftsn, bic in Gnslanb beTons
oers tart entpidelt fino. 2lus oieiem
sebt berDor, bab Die goopsratibz 2loen,
bic ein.n llmiaB aufneii.n. Der iit fir
ale GenoHenihaften i'm lonbe auf
800 WliGionen Dollars belGuft, ben
aunben cine Dipibenoe bon rleun 0ro.
gent be3ablen, alio oi. Waaren um bies
len prosentfas billiser faufen. Damit
III Der 8efDeis erbraht, bab Der profit
Der Rleinbdnbler niht 10 iibermdbig
srob lit, rpie oas alleemein bebduptet
ipiro. iDie AUDI slei63eitis eriihtliH III,
oab Die ausftaltung bes Hleinbdnbs
lers niht erheblid ,ur Gtnberunq bes
uebels beitrasen ipiirbe. Die Abbilfe
mnb an Der Gusae Beginner. no cine
tiinftlihe 5beueruns burb 30fIe ent.
ittbt. mas ousHabmslos Der syaG iit,
beitsbt bic Remebur b0rin. bic gone
0b5ufnoffen unb bas gilt por aQen
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Menn man bic jett notirten trorbi<
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Pokal.Derid)l
8rmtaIe 8urid5e,s.
Ter ghmGmadler Mrnolb GebmtabI
iiberiaIleu nab fd5Iimm snet.
ridDfef.

Dos Cpfsr zines bruiaien llebsfs
faIIss ipurbs geiisrn Nbsno Der S1ups
nader 4rnolb qebmtubI BON gto. 6O3
Oft 13. Girabe.
ashniuhl 1T in elmer Ghuhfabrif
bfhGfiiet, in ipelhsr seetnfpdrtig bic
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gsitern 4btnb anf bem 6eimtDtgs an
btr Gde Der 13. uno Wtdin Sircbs IN
elmer Wirtbihaft einfsbrie. bemerite sr
psrihiebene ibm benz Anfsbtn nod BE-
fannie Wlitslisbtr Der Shuhmohtr
Union, bic in Gouinstcn befhdftist
iinb.
lin jsoipsnen unlisbiomen dustin
anoeri.Bunsn aus benz Wsst 5u &C.
ben. perIisb lebmfubl icfDrt bns GO
tai, aber i,iner 8ehduptuHg noh folss
ten ibm bic geute unb Dor Der Moobe
tnnrb 6otfhule fpurbe er BON brti
asutsn hinterriids niebsrsefhlasen
hnp irob b,ftiger Gee.ntptbr fHliInm
snesrihtet. Shm fpurbsn BET bemRens
ionire slpei 3dbne nusseihlngen uno
ouberbem irue sr .insn gruh ks Nns
ienbsins bdpon. Gr litb iih IeinsOsrs
Eesunssn i'm itdbtiiden 5pfpiiaI psr'
binbsn nno mahis bdnn pou ieinem
4bsntsusr Der golisei Melbuns. 2tis
Der ift sr oub.r Sianbt. feline ansreis
Fer 3u ibeuiifisirtn, ba CT in Der DUN
itlb.it bic Geiibisr osrit!ben niht iee
ben fonnte.
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2prp gsreSforo 1T 10
freunblih, Deutihtano pas Reht 5n@
suesiteben. nab ss cine iolh srpBs
5lotte unterbdlt, dls ihm beliebt, absr,
fiist er binsu. Gnslano iei psrpfltdtet,
bic llsbsrmatt auf oem Wlssrs 5u b..
baupten. Ter eoIs 2oro fheint nitt
3u abnen, boB feline aniiht, ppnad
Snalano bic abioIuts Serri6aft aut
Dem Meere fiibren miiNs, Die Rlituns
asn DeutIdlanos peranIobt. Deutihs
lamb tanu nidt susebsn, oab tbm o,s
WaKerpeae fir ben ausIanonheH
huuoeI perIperrt tperRn uno tann ticb
aud nit gnsIanos 9srIprehsn mid.
8ufrieoen geben. oaB iolass niht In
Ieiner abii6t liege, ionosrn mub iict
fir ben 5aa ssriiitst balten, oab Gn5
Icnp an bic Spsrruns Der @oRer'tra'
zen Idreitet. Damit piro audi biz
9ebauptuug oes sneliihsn Wsarine'
S.tretGrs gburhia pioerlest, baB
cine erpBe bsutits SIptts elm lugus
fei gbsnio gut tOnnts er behaupten,
oaB Elm sroBss 5eer fir Seutihlano
cine iibsrfliiIiise 4usgabs lei. Das
Seer bat ben 3ped. ben osutiden 80.
ZEN gu ihiissn unh bic 5lotte bat ben
3pet, cine 9ereepulti9uns DeutIts
lanos ourh glpdirung isin.s auspGrs
ttgen Sanbels gu perbiiten Ddrdus
oebt nit 3tpingenbsr Rotbipenotetstt
berpor, bab 0eutihlano niht umbin
tam, Isine Slottsnitdrt. siniqers
mabsn Der enslii6en 9leih gu holtsn.
Sm llebrigen bat gnsluno ni6t ben
mirDeiten Qnipruh auf 9ertrauen.
3ur 3eit, uls ss bic usberma6t 5u
WaFer beIab, bat ss lie in Der idGno.
Ii6Itsn Meifs CUR 8ergepdIttgung al
Ter glationen, gang beionbers Der Der.
Staatsn mibbrauht unb ss tunn uls
Getpibrit selten, oab ss nit sleiasm
usbermutb tpieber bic Rationen be.
banbsIn piiroe, tpenn bieie 10 t6ori6t
rGren, auf bic 0eriprshunesn GHgs
Ierps bin bic Maffen nieosr gu lessn.
Gpro gerssforp meint, es iolts .ins
@srTtGnbigung spii9sn IsutitIano
uno England mDglid isin, oamit oos
Ribtrausn 3pifhen ben bsiben Ratios
rsn Ihninbe uno bas Weitriiten auf-
bore. 1ieI. 9erftduoisune tam .r.
fpIgsn, obne bab England Elm sin3iaes
Wort gu rsp.n bruuht. Wlit bsm Qus
qeublid, Do GngIano aufbort, feline
5Ictte gu psritdrtsn. pirp man auf
osutiher Settle bag 9Isi6e tbun. Gs.
gen otsfs Isbr nabsIiesenoe Gtnisurg
bat 2prb gburhiu singsuanot, bab
gnsIunD cine srobsrs 5lptt. brout..
als 8eutiblonb, neil 2egtsres burh
sin 2anbbesr osidust lei, pdbrsno
gnpIono qGu3lid uuf feline Jlut.s ans
esnieisn lei. Tas 1T ri6tie. Gber
lit nidt bic sngliT6s SIo.t. j.si mob
bpppsIt 10 itart, tpis bi. bsuti6:?
Wo3u pirb banu METER s.riiit.t2 Di.
SSrage ldbt nd bod nur in Der Wsiis
bsdutportsn, oob GnsIaup uno Jran,s
reid bois abfhtsn hesen unb basesen
iisht iih Teu.ihtanb Dor.