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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-03
Lillian Russell Wed;
Mary Garden, Too

CHICAGO. July Municipal Judge
Hopkins. sitting in the Morals Court
paid for the marriage license Of Paul
Coralo and Miss Lillian Russell, 2s
years old. 1874 West Monroe Street,
when they were arraIgned before him.
He performed q marriage ceremony
and gave tho bridegroom a present
of IS.
According TO the marriage license
clerk, Mary Garden was also among
the brides Of yesterday, wedding one
Atom Kral Mary Is not an opera
singer.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-03

Miss Dodo White entertained at tea
Thursday afternoon from to 7
o'clock in honor of her house guests
Misses Helen Dunn, of Lake ProT
dence, La; Elizabeth Stubs. Shreve-
port, La; Cleta Slagel. Clarkes, La,
and Alice. Jones, of Birmingham. The
party was given at the town residence
of Mr.. and Mrs. Woods White in
Howard Street Tiny flags adorned
the table, red and white carnations
filling an artistic basket as a center
piece. After tea 20 or 80 young men
were guests of Miss White at an in
formal buffet supper. Assisting Miss
White were Misses Marion Neal, Har-
riet Haynes, Marion Wooley, Laura
Sawteu, Madge Pollock, Frances Ans
ley, Marie Cobb. Margaret Moore,
Frances Bailey, Jacksonville; Mar
garet Fraser, Dorothy Trsynham,
Louise Dodd and Emma Laurie Free
man
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-03
Roosevelt Scored As
Drinker By W, G. T. U.

CARBON. OHIO. July s.-The W.
c. 7. q. of Middleheld, Ohio, has
adopted resolutions denouncins Col
onel Roosevelt as a temperance man.
asserting that his libel suit proved
him an habitual drinker, though a
moderate one and that as such and
because Of his prominent position he
is more harm to the temperance
cause than a common drunkard.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-03
Farm Mortgage As
Currency Aid Urged

WASHINGTON, July 3.-Senator
Bristow, of Kansas, has introduced an
TO the currency bill au-
thOrizing national banks to lend
money on farm mortgages that run
for not more than five years and al
low such securities to be used as Il
basis for circulation.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-03
chaperons at vesper Dance.

The Vesper Club will give a dance
at the club rooms in West End Friday
evening. Chaperons will be Mr. and
Mrs. j. B. Withers. Mr.. and Mrs. A.
H. Mcdonald Mr.. and Mrs. F. NJ.
Holcombe. Mr.. and Mrs. S. E. Neon
nell, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. G. Galloway, Mr..
and Mrs. c. J. Christensen, Mr. and
Mrs. L. S. Brooks, Mr.. and Mrs. G. A.
Harbour and Mr.. and Mrs r. Y. San
ders.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-03
For Miss Margaret Grant.

Miss Margaret Grant, who returned
recently from a school in Baltimore,
was honor guest at an informal tea
Thursday afternoon at the Piedmont
Driving Club given by her aunt, Mrs.
Hugh Richardson. Guests included
Misses Jennie d. Harris, Margaret
Hawkins, Harriet Calhoun, Marjorie
Brown, Adgate Ellis, Eula Jackson,
Mamie Ansley and several young men.
Tea was served on the piazza sur
rounding the ballroom from a table
decorated with sweetpeas. Later there
was dancing. Mrs. Richardson wore
white crepe and a hat Of old blue
adorned with blue ribbons. Assisting
in entertaining were Mr. and Mrs.
John Grant and Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Inman.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-03
Ice Cream, ParaSol,
To Lure Farmhands

FTNDLAY, OHIO, July "a sun
shade, a riding cultivator, plenty of
steriliZed water to drink and ice
cream every day are the inducements
offered to the man who will take a
Job on the farm of H. B. Clark near
here.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-03
Cavalier Principal
In D'Annunzio Opera

PARIS, July 3.-Gabr1els d'Aunun-
zio. the nbrettist, and Riocmrdo Fan
donai. the composer of the opera
francesca da Rimini," Will 70 to
Boston to superintend its fret produc-
ton in February next which will take
place before II is presented in Europe.
Henry Russell, director Of the Bos-
ton Opera Company, completed ar
engagements TO day with Lima Cava-
lieri to take the principal part.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-03
Miss Dunson Hostess.

Miss Edith Dunson entertained at
tea at the East Lake Country Club
Thursday afternoon for Miss Ruth
Malta, of Baton Rouge, La, who is
visiting Miss Mary Blalock. Eight
girls were seated about one long ia
BILE. Little patriotic favors marked
the guests places. Gladioli adorned
the center of the table. Miss Dunson
was gowned in white crepe and lace.
Her hat was of lace, trimmed with
large tulle bows
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-03
Women in Trousers
Handicapped in Love

NEW YORK, July 3.-Mfss sharfee
V. Wilmarth, who has returned from
Paris on the Minnetonka, believes It
is impossible for a woman to make
love in trousers.
II wouldn't wear EN- for a fortune"
she said, unless they were knicker-
bockers, and I wore a skirt Just as
well. Just imagine a man spooning
with a girl wearing trousers"
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-03
D. A. r. Ball Friday.

The Joseph Habersham Chapter D.
A. R., Mrs. John a. Perdue, regent,
will give a ball and musical program
Friday evening at the Ansley Hotel.
An admission will be charged. From
o'clock until 10 there will be a must
cal program by local talent. Dancing
will begin at 10 o'clock. Patronesses
for the occasion will be members of
the D. A. r.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-03
2 Painters, Dazed by
Heat, Fall to Death

CLEVELAND, OHIO. July S.-Two
unidentified painters fell 10 feet to
their death when overcome by the
heat while working between the
eighth and ninth floors of the Engi-
neers Building
They were crushed beyond recog-
milton.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-03
New Whitfield eame Warden.

DALTON.-C. p. Ware, we'll
known farmer living north of here,
was yesterday commissioned Game
Warden of Whitfield County by State
Game Warden Mercer. Ware succeeds
B. A. Virgins.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-03
D. A. r. to Take Part.

D. A. R. chapters in Atlanta have
accepted an invitation by Bishop Nell
son to take part in the religious serv-
ices at the Cathedral Friday morning
at 10 o'clock. An interesting program
has been arranged America" will
be sung by the choir.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-03
Misses borough Entertain.

Misses Jane and Louise Borough
entertained members of their bridge
club Thursday afternoon for their
guest, Miss Lila Merritt. of Green's
boro Ca, and for Miss Mae Baldwin's
guest, Miss Artie Shealley, of Ogie-
thorpe. Tables were placed on the
lawn. Decorations were ferns and
flags. Prizes were gold bar pins.
Twenty -four guests were present.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-03
Howard Mccall. Jr.,s.. Dance.

Mr.. Howard Mccall, Jr., entertained
at a dancing party Wednesday even
Ing at the country home of his grand
father, Mr.. John Tidwell, in Druid
Hills.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-03
IL Billion Postage
Stamps Ordered

WASHINGTON, July 3.-Postmas-
ter General Burleson has ordered H.
OIL 100000 postage stamps for the
fiscal year beginning July 1.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-03
For Miss Lewis.

Miss Laurette Lewis, bride elect,
was entertained Wednesday after
noon by Miss Beatrice Tyler. Miss
Elizabeth Dozier won the prize, a
Japanese basket. Guests were Misses
Laurette Lewis, Dean Tyler, Eliza
beth Dozier, Mrs. Samuel Green, Mrs.
f. H. CHM, Mrs. L. w. Johnson, Mrs.
George Shepard, Mrs. w. NJ. Bennett
and Mrs. Jere Taylor.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-03
Hand Voiqht.

Mr.. Charles Frederick Voight has
issued cards announcing the marriage
of his daughter Aileen, to MIR. Eu-
gene Harvey Hand, Saturday, June
%. Rev. Russell K. Smith officiated.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hand will be at home
after July 10 at Columbia, S. C.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-03
In Honor of Visitors.

Misses Jeanne Carter, Maggie Mae
Pitts and Mary Mitchell. of Newborn,
who are visiting Mrs. John Gay, have
been guests of honor at several par
ties recently. Mrs. r. A. Eubanks
entertained for them Monday. and
Thursday Mrs. ]. r. Sasnett gave a
spend the-day party. Wednesday Mrs
Gay invited Messrs. Fred Williams
Lycett and Hugh Adams, of Coving
ton, to join the girls at luncheon and
afterward they were given a box par
ty at the Forsyth
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-03
SHOCK KILLS ELECTRICIAN.

GAINESVILLE, July 3-James
West, aged a. an employee Of the
Georgia Railway and Power Company.
was fatally shocked while working on
an ONCE building here to-day.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-03
Allen. Alexander.

Miss Carrie Alexander and Mr.. P.
r. Allen, of Asheville, were married
Wednesday. evening at the residence
of Mrs James H Alexander in Juni
per Street. Lilies, with greenery were
decorations. Attendants were Misses
Eloise and Lucille Alexander as
bridesmaids; little Eloise Gaines as
flower girl, and Mr.. S. T. Sparkman
of Columbia S, c.. as best man. The
bride wore white chiffon and lace over
white satin, the veil adjusted to a
Juliet cap of point lace. She wore
necklace and pendant of pearls and
carried Bride roses and valley lilies.
The bridesmaids wore white wolfe and
carried pink roses. Mrs. Alexander
wore black silk and lace. An infor-
NAL reception followed. Mr.. and Mrs.
Allen left for Canada. They will be
at home in Asheville.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-03
Slaughtered

The marriage of Mrs. Meta Acosta
Croft to Mr.. L. Burke Slaughter, Of
Richmond, Va, took place at the Mon
umental Episcopal Church, in Rich
mond, June 80. Rev. James w. Nor
ris officiated. The bride was given
away by her brother, Mr.. ]. E. Nc
Kinney, of Blackshear, Ga She is
the daughter of Mrs. Jane Alberta
Mckinney, of Blackshear, and has
relatives in Atlanta and Marietta.
Mr.. and Mrs. Slaughter will be at
home at 220 South Third Street.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-03
For Misses Hamilton.

Mr.. Robert Crichton will entertain
at a dance at his home in Forrest
Misses Lila Ward hamilton and Ellz-
abeth Hamilton, of Rome, who are
visiting his mother, Mrs. E. G. Crich-
ton. Seventy-five young people have
been invited. There will be other
parties given in honor of the visitors
next week Mrs. Frank D. Holland
will entertain at tea at the Driving
Club.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-03

day afternoon given by her mother,
Mrs. H. E. Hartman, at the Piedmont
Driving Club. The affair was the
first of a series to be given by Mrs.
Hartman for her daughter.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-03
Girls, Clubs TO Meet.

The Girls Club of Inman Park will
meet Friday at 9:45 o'clock with Mrs,
S. C. Dobbs, in Druid Hills
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-03
Informal Dinner Party.

Mr.. Hewey Lyon and Mr.. Stewart
Bell entertained informally at dinner
at the Capital City Country Club
Wednesday. Dinner was preceded by
swimming party. Guests were
Misses Mary Carl Hurst, Evelyn Rey-
nolds, of Birmingham, and Mr.. and
Mrs. George c. Speir.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-03

You are particular who you have in
your homo. The Want Ad Man will as
5ist you IN securing refined tenants
Phone Main 5000 or Atlanta 5000.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-03
CHAMBERLI N=JOHNSON=DuBOSE CO.
ATLANTA NEW YORK PARIS
The Day We Celebrate!
Store Closes at One O'Clock To- morrow

But doubtless there is much to be done before one
o'clock; and those in last-mnute hurry will find the big
and varied stocks of Chamberln johnson DuBose Com
panys right-priced merchandise their first aid.
i,,c+o,
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-03

TAsHINGTON, July 8.-The first
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-07-11

bo an Tinb bic GeItide Der gibgsnpFsn'
i4uft aud b~ieisnigsn 2u5erns, bds Dis
3irt9 unb Bern Biz gum Sabre 1848
sinsn Der @prorte bes 9unbss bilosts.
Die Stnbt lit reid an bemertenstpet'
then 8duten unb Gsbenspiirbigtsitsn aler
Dirt. Dds aIte Ratbbaus, bic 6oftir4e,
bdnn bic reihen GammIungen bes inters
Hdtiounlsn arissss ntb GriebsnsmuiaumA
fsFeln in bobem WeoBe bas Sntersiie bes
9sI9aners. Die alien Banner i'm Bath
bdus uub In Der Granststanertir6e tradb'
len, ME treu bic Biirgerf1aft In ieHen
S6Ia1tsu m~itgebOlfen bat, in bsnsn bic
G6dpeis lire SeIbitGnbtgteit feitigte. Ola
bds aanb Ii9 teiuer Geinbe msbr 8u ss
fpebren bate, ba motten bic auSerner bic
@affen bod nod niht tpeglegeh, ie ipurs
ben S0lbrer in dusldnbiIhen 9eeren.
Wie man iiber bieIe SDlbnerbieHfte benteH
Dia, Bic fe alien anbsrn @hfpeiaern pors
an Fremben 9errfdern IsiitsteH, Elm Stern
eIGnat bea, bsritniee ibrer 9rsus, be I'm
.3Dhun bon qu5ernf elm 10 tilHitlertiH
DDukIlUtlfo GtHtHput fuNps 2Hlel AUlVs
bon 2u5erR III elm iptItbstanntes Dentmnl.
bos ben R0msn bon 9useru iiberuIl be-
FAINT oemadt Bat uHb ipurbe In ben Sab
.ren 1s20--1821 nd9 einem mobel S6ors
palbitn's gadnffsn. Dus DenimnI
tpurbs Der SdipstJ BON 90nig 2ubfpig
XVIII. sd4ctt. Der FsrbeHbe Come
III In ileberlebensgrDbe In stten Ganbs
FaufsIen gsfdnitten uHb fpieseIt ft9 In
einem bon biftsm @ebDls umgebsnen
1eih I'm @letihergnrten,
Die GGtpsiSngurbe, Der biefes Dentmdl
srrthtet tpurbe, CAB BET Der Gritirmun9
Der auIlsrter am 10. Qlugult 1902 elm
lsudtnbeB geifptel ibrss Wutbes unb
ibrsr 9rsus, ais sr CALF, bas aebeu bss uns
aildl6eR aDnigs 2ouis XVI. bon
5rdnlrsi6 ou f4absn. Sn Der Nu4t
tpurbe @turm gtlGutst uHb aIorm gei4Ias
asu unb eint ~ungebeuers @pItamsnee mars
Ibirte deoen Bic SutIsrien. Gs gslang ben
Dffisiersn Diirler nnb pfbffsr, beIbs aus
2usern, unb oetnri6 bon 5aIiss3 i5srs
i6re ~neunbunbert Wann itarfe @9Dei8er'
earbe su Tommeln uHb eseen bic anitilrs
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member bor3uriiden. Die G9Dei3er, bic
ibrsn llntergdng abntsn, batteH ibrs 6ubs
men fhon fruber ~bsgraben, bamit ie ni4t
In bic 9dnbe Der Gsinbe fallen iolten, uno
tooesmutbig 3ogen ie in ben 4ampf -
ieber Gin5tlne Elm 9elb, Elm Opfer ieiner
Greus. bic elmer be7ersn Sadie piirbis ses
tpefen mare. Der a0nig, Der bic Wen9e
Hidt nod me6r rtioen unb ~unuotbigss
8lutnersieben bermeibsn polte, CAB ben
SdpeiSern 9sfsbl. fd mad benz Saal, in
BEN bic MISUNDERSTANDING taete, 8us
rid3u5iebsn, nber nur Der fIsiuere 9beit
srreidts lebeRb bas @sbdubs. Cine S6ddr
bon breiBig admpfsrn, peIhe 2ieutnant
GoreItisr bon Grsiburg anfibrte, bate iid
benz Bulge nab ber MISUNDERSTANDING
nidt anfhlisbsn iUnHsn; ba iuds
ten fe bur9 bic Msnee iid burd3uI6las
gen unb fpurbsu idmmtlih niebergemebelt.
44tatg ShpeiSer, ipslae bic sroBt 9rspps
bertbeibigten, nibsrftdHben BEN 4nlturm
stpansie MiRutsH Iunabis fe ans gss
fallen fpdreH. On Der Spite bon |iebeH
Mdnn, benz Rsits TsiHsr NbtbeiIung, risf
lieutenant 6Ibsrt b. DieBbod in freis
buraiI6sr Munbart: nGs lobnt Ti6 nidt
Der Wiibe, 70 biele brabe aeuts 81 iibers
Iebeu", bob has Gepsbr zines gefonsnen
Solbdten auF uHO sins nit gffdatsm
8aionett ben Ssinsu in ben COB boraH.
llsber fiinfSig anbers @aipeiSer, psl6s
gffansen mad Dem @tabtbaus gsbraGt
perbeR IolteH, purbeR uHteripegs BON Der
@oItsnutb In Stiite gerifen.
Als bic aolDuHs bor benz @ebdube Der
MISUNDERSTANDING oneespmmea mar,
rannte 0tmri9 b. GaIiss 3ioers i'm lte6ers
eifer NIT srbobsnsm @dbeI In ben Gaal
unb srThredte babur9 BE Deputirten 70
Isbr, bdb Der Ruf sridol: Die @6peis
str! Die G6mei8r!' nobel mebrere
burd bic genIter entpi6en. Ginige liners
idrodeRe bingssen flbrten ben 0auptmann
8irler gum a6nigs, unb ais Diirler
IoQte: Sire, man nil, baB i9 bic Wafs
fen nieberlege" aHtportete aubtpie. .qais
fen Gis Sbre 2euts bic DaFfsn gu 6dnbsn
Der Electromagnetic nitberIseen; Id nil
ni6t, bab 70 brdot aeute. ME ibr feio, gu
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grunbe geben." GineH Qugenblid nadher
srbislt Dirler bonn aDnig elm bon ieiner
SdnO gefdriebens Billet, psl4es lautete:
Der a6nig btfieblt ben S6pet3ern, lns
bsr0tglia bic DaffsR nie~berauIseeH unb
fih in bic RaIerne 3uriid3u5ieben." Die
sin Big traf bieIer 9sfebl bic 8raber.
Die einsn riefen laut, is poltsn fi4 nit
ibren 8~aionetten p~ert6eibigen, BITE dnberen
psinten Dor @utb. Qber aud iebt gee
bor9tsn Ie. Sn bic aaierne tonnten ie
frsili6 ntht suriidtebrer. man bate biss
Ielbe In granb geItedt, unb bic Rsgis
meutstaFe, In Der it9 100000 aibres be-
fanben, mar tonfis3irt tporben. 8 bis 700
SaUsi3sr fnb i'm aumpft sefalen, piele
aud auf ben StrdBen unb in ben 9Gufern
ermor0et tporben.
qm qbeHb bes bIutigen Cages bat Ii6
Gapoleou, bomals nod Elm u~nbstannter,
In ben Suilerisngartsn getpdst, unb 10
ie6r prdgts ii9 bas erdBlide Bib ietner
GrinneruHs elm, baB ct bel fpdtsrs nod,
aegeu oas Gnbe Ieines asbsns, bdbon bic
Borte f6risb, teinss fetusr S6la6tfeIbsr
babe ibm 70 febr bic 8oriteaung zines
aei6enfelbss ertpedt, pie bier bic Wafen
Der qefaaeHen 5hnei3er.
Sm Sabre 1921 lit ben 6eIbsn bes 10.
QuguI 1892 .3u @bren Der lhipet3erifden
5reue uno 3apfertsit" Q~Ielvetiorum
fdei &C virtuti, pie feline Snf6rift iaeD
Elm Dtnimql geiebt tporben: bas 2opens
osnlmal in auSern, Elm Deri bes bdniIhen
9ilbnuers S9orlpalblen. Der 3u Sobe
berpnnbete 91ipe bdlt nod nit trampfs
boftem GdmerSe bos a~iItenbanner feh,
lnb bic bD6e S9Onbsit bss auntiperts
gebietet isbsm poIitifden Ginnanbe
S4peigen.
Sireit usben benz berilbmtsn 2Dipen in
gusern beftnbet Ii9 cine Der intereNantes
ten unb Observation-Disclosures Sebenspiirs
bieleiten Der @IstI9ergorten". Sine eins
sieartige Se9eusniiroigteit rsprGientirt
bieIer @letlhergdrten, unO lit ipeit unb
brett iein ~Stueites 9leides Raturbentmal
oteIer glrt 5u finben. @ntbedt ipurbe Der
@Ietl6crearten erIt I'm Sabre 1872 unb
spar gang aufdais. Nan mar baIeIbit
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9u5srn TT bic Grsmbenidbt par
excellencel Sic III Der SGmmsIplHit
aIsr 5ouriiten, bic bon Rprbsn mad Siis
ben, bon Often mad WeitsR bas aunb
oushrsifsn. Ssinsn erpbdrtigeH aufs
f9DuHg our ipeltbetunntsn Grsrloenitdot
beroontt 2uaeru sum peituus erDbten
3beil Der Gottbnrbbabn.
SIN %feltfamem Gsssniab ou benz bunten,
Iebbaften Decentralization Der moosrnen
6otelitabt iisbt bds ate 2uSsrn, bcs f9
Der Reub entIong am Gube bes @titf4
bin5iebt. Disies auSefn tennt ben Grrft
Der Jobrbunberte unb ipeib bieI gu trs
sGblen bon BEN Gntisben. Mo9fen unb
0ebeiben bes idhDeiserifnen 9unbes, bon
beFsn eefobrpOIen Rdmpfen essen Gubere
unb irnere Dibsrfader unb bon ben slora
rei9en Sisgsn ibsr bic GsiHbs Der @oItss
frsibeitl Don ben bic beiben Reubufer
perbinbenbsn @riiden III bic bic Meub
IfrGg iibsrfdbrtHbs, b0lSerne &opeIbriide
bic bemerfsnsipsrtbeft. 1888 erbout, ees
b5rts he urTprinpliA gu ben Dertbsibts
eungsperien Der Strht. Gle 1T NIT liz
pom MoIer 6ans DsemaHn int SABRE
1889 etmdItsn gilbern esfamidt, bic BIZ
Ge~Ibentbdtsn Der GibeeRoHen, TDtpis bas
martprium Der beiben RirheHpotrone ct
Qeobsaor unb ct. Mauritius berberrs
Iiden. Der mddtige adtedise WaFsrs
tbutm mtlien In Der Rsub Itammt aus
BEN is. Sabrhunbert. Griibsr GeFdngnis
unb SdnbIammer. !6eute beberbsrst Ct
einen SbeiI Der Siabtdrhibs utb onbere
tpsrtbpOne Dotumeute. Cine onbers 6olSs
bride, bic Sprsuerbriide. iiberi9reitst
sipas peitsr unisn bic ReuB.
Die 5tnbt QustrH btrbnptt tbren lire
fpruna unb pabrIdkinli9 aud iGren geds
men (Qubgdria, a~uciarid) BEN aIofer
ct. 0tobegcr, BAG INN TAO bon M0H1en
Der Mbtet Wlurbu9 i'm Glfab gtIiftet
murbe urb untsr Der 6errfhdft bss Muts
t~srtIoIters psrblieb. 3ielss p~srtaufte bic
Gtabi 1891 an Aubolf bon 6obsburg,
aber 1882 trdt lu1srn In ben 9unb Der
MdlbFdtts, elm Gdritt, ben ibm 0cIters
reid ME persub uHb ben es In Der Stla9t
BEL Sempa9 1886 rddsn iDOIte. bon
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inter Der 5el9e am itdrtiten gelitten.
9om6an Bat Don Isiner GinpobnerIdaft,
bic nitt gans stne MilioH erreidt, ruHb
10000 an Der pelt psrlorsu, aaItutta
nit ettpo Il Minion Giunobnern tbtr
81. 200. Qtubsrs inoifde 0robfidbts pis
@enaris, qudnOp uItp. fnb ni6t bisl
bsfsr geEnbrsn, unb Hur In Mdbras bat
Der psitsugsl burduus ni9t fsten CUB
gu fnfIeH peymoht.
Inter ben mdnderIsi AdibFtIn. bic Der
brltifhu 9srwaIiuHg In Snoien burA
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4as 0IHdlide Wlabras.

un'sr ben @robItdbtsn .Subitns bat
MnbSas NIT ieinsr baIbsE Miuion Gin,
po6nsr Dabreub bes IestsH S~abr5sbnts
tine tsisuFt.ss unb fsbr srirHIide Gtel.
lung tingtnommNn. Gs iinb Esbt n
Sasrs b.r. Itit bic psit I9re 6urfhoft
Iibtr taft CANA Jnbisa nusesbrfitet unb
ndmenilid In bn @tbitifn btdtelO De-
DDIiuung furdibar. R,erpssuinga unees
tftst BAT. Die @fDspdbte bobsE, uis
Y aFtptpaIi9 az DuI au isin pfIag
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tia aufsstreten 1T. Sn Der san3en LANCER
8eit Der Gptbemie iinb in Mabrus b19s
items 125 peitfdle Su berSsi6nsn eetpes
fen. Die fir bic GrforIduRs Der qeit
eiugsIebien @eborbsn babsr jebt enblid
aud 3eit gefunben, ifd nit Oer i5rdoe
at beI9dftigeu, tparum ippbl Mdbras
bisfs geIeenete Observation-Disclosures befibt,
aber lie baden feline dusrei1enbe @ntpOrt
barauf ~gsfunben. Die @o1EbGufsr Iinb
nab 8auart unb 3uftaRb bort nidt better
ais in aubsrcn arOben @taotsa Snbisns,
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Steine in ben See mari. Damn eHffuH
ben srdblide llnespittsr nit 5oesl unb
@erpiiItune, 70 bab I'M ia. Sabrhunbert
Der Rdtb bon 2uSern Bel bOber StraFe
perbot, ben Berg gu beiteigeH unb beirRs
bere Dd9ter beitelte. tpeI4s bic 3ugdngs
beauff9tigtsn. Grad elmer unberen asSs
art ioa ii9 giIatus BON @etDihensbihen
iiber bic @erurtbetIung gbriiti gefOltert,
in bic alpen 8uridse5Ogtn unb ielnsm
Qeben bur9 etnen SturS In ben teinen
@ergfte Elm gnbe ssmaht hdben.) au9
isbt nod gilt Der Berg dls Mtttsrpropbet.
.Sat Der qilatus eiusn Out, 70 Dirb bus
Detter re9t uHb gut
6at ct ubsr eiusn 9eeeH y 70 tonltat
it9er Reeen.
Don BET 6Sbs bes pildtus, Dout sG1d'
- BEN b0diten @ipfsl = iisbt man bins
inter auf Gusern unb bus SesiuiueI, nab
BEN gmmentboI, benz MlelhtbaE, benz
gntIebud, no Ie bds i4one atso flgeIi:
6 fdoners eaubli ga nib
gls 5'gHtIlbn9, mis- 8eiutatpIaTo.
gBer einiit ba IT'D bdbd CIT,
"a dIdbt en- a nit 9ero uno 9anb.
om IaIt tuadit lis, mas nier ipyt,
Tins hIWIpe act Us hflfttgS Dras
limo b,alieb bic i1Dnite Dlei = net -
lt Seel, es giaui nler Tietse bas.
Sm 9usttg e9i mer trpplt 5'3lpi
Sei. iueler 5teub uno Gun III basil
Eser Da nit lebt, lebi nnie balb
ilrb bibt no Dor en- 9erbtt ! 8'SraS.
Sc @bG6ne leit me Irtnien a,
gab tbnt uno gaHglet 5sgBllo nHo a0llepi
gQe ftimmt eB NbiierltebIt a,
linn TWeb. bas fefunbiert ber3u.
ggenni. afd uf be Berge i9nett.
"a alebi ME ab, tpie III TN Weniy
Inn bforQt init aQer Heoitbiett
a. ,tnte SanbeI. 0uS lHb Cet.
linn meier Wpelfinl 0etuler pa
90ns ma fit ilift Irntblt NJ
gie Ianen eth 70 orbh a,
Is mtrD'B &er5 5ilri @elg0el Iap eetpl
Sci rDiertt Wllltt Ia,
linn Hdaalt 6eis, uie Wiln iiro Bluet,
linz raj mer |, nnb raj iHer a.
Sdns ifelt ne Bppe be no pnetl
1Rs titbSblet IeIlg oppiS Spi;
a. fraat me: .QBet nler ebt enniDf"
5QeuI aU{lettt, BIZ aeitt 8SdIuort ait
az @n6pii me eBblt 6'6pn8itbanb.
~ hiorat me tItBig Sero unb SIs,
cSeif Iroinnl bur 8'gebe Sano 0nnDt
ilrb alebt, mas Qlpieget metoe niub,
Slr Soft unb 8'ltebl &aieridilo.
y aausseitedte pnsrette qscIien inter ben
@tpfeI.
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bieIe ~hartnGdige @pibemit auTeegebsn
porbeu Fnb, 1T bds Don Mabrus bus siEs
ala ,erfrsuIihe. 81 lpieberbolten MGlen
III bic peI In bieisn nddt 9aItutta be-
be~uttnbaem 4ofsH bes 8snsaIif9sn Wsers
buIens siHgd6leppt porbeu, aber eB Bat
Ii6 nis In Der Gtabt IsIblt cine Gpi6es
mic tntipidsIt, n%usgenpmmen ttnmaI bors
iibergebsub unier Der Gif6erbepOltetung,
BITE an bsr dubsriten @ren5e Der Gtabt
bouIt nub tdum nod Su ibrsn Befppbs
rerp W reAuen III. 1abei Itebt WIabras