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vile. Clarence r. Ward and Willis Polk
of San Francisco have designed other
architectural features of the exposition,
including the minor courts. Mr.. Jules
Guerin, director of color and Mr., Carl
Bitter, director of sculpture. have laid
their plans to harmonze with those cf
the architects. Each of the architects CIR
group of architects has charge of some
single court or some distinct phase of The
exposition. but all architectural phases
are brought together through a eonlpre-
hensive plan A wonderful grouping Of
buildings, expressing a new note in archi-
lecture, and decorative and color
scheme totally unlike that employed in
any other exposition in history are per-
haps the distinguishing features of the
Panama Pacific exposition,
Flowers and Mosaics
Flowers and mosaics will be employed
to gain brilliant contrasts At the main
entrance and throughout the grounds viii
be vast banks of flowers. Pool of lotus
and water lilies. palms and cypress,
orange trees in fruit and in blossom. will
contrast with the classic facades. colon
nades and statuarv. In the great inner
courts. whose sides will be the walls Of
the exposition palaces. cerulean blue.
burnt orange. verinillion and gold VIII
predominate. An ivory yellow, rich aud
soft in tone. will be the prevailing tint
of the exposition as a whole. Perhaps
the tint may ne described as a tawny
buff. several shades removed from white;
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that company has a line of steamers
which plies regularly between Port Cor
tez and New Orleans, calling at Port Bar
rios and Belize on the way. The ship
inents of bananas amount TO 100000
bunohes and upward per year, which
means an aggregate of more than 100000
900 bananas per annum. The business is
carried ON about the same as it is in
Guatemala, Costa Rica and Panama. The
plantations have many little railroads for
carrying the fruit They are divided into
farms, and each farm is a settlement of
its own. The overseers are Americans
and the labor is largely done by negroes
from Jamaica and the other islands of
the West Indies, who come there for the
purpose
Making a Banana Plantation
The process of making the plantations
is about the same everywhere. The jun
gle has to be cut down. and this means
the telling of trees from three to ten
feet in diameter and the cutting out of
underbrush and lianas through which 1t
is impossible to go without nachete
or AK AS soon as the land has been
cleared ii is burned over and then the
markers go through and stake out the
holes where the plants are to be set.
The banana plants come from sprouts
of the older trees and they are set out
about as far apart each way as the
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be located at the south end. of the
court of honor Mr. Henry Beacon, de-
signer of the Lincoln memorial. has
charge of the court of four seasons
which will parallel the court of honor
ON the west Mr., Louis Muilgradt is de-
signer of the great eastern or festive
court.
Messrs. George X. Keham, W. b. Ia
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The main group of exhibit palaces fac
ing upon the harbor for $500 feet will pre-
sent an effect of almost single palace:
eight of the buildings will be Joined in a
rectangle to form almost a huge Oriental
bazar-a veritable walled city with its
domes, towers, ninarets and great in
terror courts. Four of the eight build
ings, as shown BY the ground or blocl.
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The general manager of the plantation Is
Victor M Cutter, young New England
after graduating with high honor at
Dartmouth.
Loading Fruit By Machinery
I have been much interested during my
stay in Central America in the handling
of the banana crop, and especially in
watching how the negroes transfer the
fruit from the cars to the ships. At Port
Iinlon, Costa Rica, this is done by ma
chinery. The fruit is carried from the
plantation over the railroad in leaf lined
carr to the side of the ship as it lies at
the wharf. The tracks are so laid that
the trainload of bananas is parallel with
the steamer, and the fruit from a half
dozen different cars can be transferred
to the ship at the same time.
The loading is by movable carriers
which run upon wheels. Each carrier is
a long belt about two feet in width, SO
arranged that one end of Ii rests over
the opening into the hold, and the other
out on the wharf. This belt moves by
machinery, and the bananas, thrown upon
1t by laborers, are carried into the hold.
l have seen four rivers of bananas thus
moving for hours, carrying fruit into
ship.
The men are SO trained that the stream
of fruit is continuous, the management
knowing just how many punches one man
can carry in an hour, and how long 1t
takes to unload each car.
The ship upon which I came here had
in its hold 5000 punches of bananas
bound for New Orleans. Each of these
punches had at least $50 individual ba-
nanas. and altogether they were enough
to have given every man, woman and
child in New York, Boston, Chicago and
Philadelphia one banana and still LETT
some to spare.
At New Orleans the fruit is landed in
the same way being there transferred To
cold storage cars, which take it to all
parts of the Mississippi basin. Tho ba-
nanas for the eastern part of the United
States usually go to the seaports OF the
Atlantic.
Object Lessons for Central America
This work of the Americans on the
banana plantations is a series of object
lessons in sanitation, agriculture and
business management for the people of
Central America Most of the estates
have large hospitals and the employees
are taught to take care of their health.
The workmen's houses are raised upon
poles the vegetation being cut away and
the lands drained to get rid of the mos
quitoes. The iaborers are made to keep
clean and they are shown how to treat
themselves for tropical diseases. The
United Fruit company has been fighting
the hookworm, and it has its doctors
giving medicines and treating the nunor-
Gus natives among its employees who are
so afflicted. Every patient who comes to
the hospitals on account of malaria or
other fevers or on account of wounds re-
ceived is treated also for hoollworm. l
am told that this is doing great good and
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Central American Cattle

The general manager of the plantation Is
Victor M Cutter, young New England
er, who came here few years ago, just
after graduating with high honor at
ma rfynouth
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Felling Mahogany

EtniiiS NidiioSduy
The green mahogany Is not easy TO fell,
and the bringing of a large tree 10 the
ground is a days task for two men. The
cutting is done about 10 feet from the
base on account of wide spurs which
project from the trunk, and a platform
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How the Logging Is Done
The ordinary tree ought to be at
least yard In diameter, and the aver
age tree is usually one or two hun
dred years old before 1t is ready for
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that an increase in the working efn-
cheney of the men has come from such
treatment
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Ornamentation on Waterfront

The ornamentation upon the water
fiont will be upon colossal scale. The
Court of -Four Seasons, opening upon the
harbor. will be entered by stupendous
to be called the Gate. Of Cofuni-
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ben. Dem aIs i'm Sommer 1910
bic btuti6e &rttiIde 3spp.linsGutts
fdifFs Grpeoition auf Dem Norb0eata
i6en Climb : 9ampfer aMdin5" cine
sSobrt uo6 Der Ntits uno Der Roro'
fiifte Gpibbtrasns %unternahm. nm
oIerIei pifeuifaftlide llnteriuaun'
oen in gerbinbung nit ibrsr fsrnsrsn
Mufaabe bor3nnsbmen, ba fdno re
aud peitptrbreitete 0oritelun9:n
iiber ben onaemeinsn gharnttsr uno
has Rlima biefer Gegsnb Tshr irrig,
unb tom Su Der usber5eugung. bag
oitIe aegiOn gu etnsm pabrsn Bns
rnbies fir 5ouriiteu tperoeu t0ns
ne, fpeIfe fi6 nidt 5upiel aus ihr;r
gequsmIi9teit MAIDEN.
llrn bi.is Geitit.llunq.n bradisr
BEN Rorbbertiden 2Ioho gu benz
GntfdiuB, ipmmerlits golarfnhrter
fir aenDbnIide ausfliigIer bort61
al Deranitalten. Grit purbe nur
DeriudstpsiI. cine IoGde 5ahrt orr
ranoiert, ober Der Gtfolg mar Elm
febr errntigeuber. S6on man6e
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sIn baIbIaes enbs bsrsll,n pIrbl

Don unatip0bnIidtm SniersHe H
Der Wnlfif9 . Daua fopIe 81
In gtrbin0uns bamil beirisbentl
3ranitbersitn an Der Ipib
beraiIdtn aiiiie, BEGIN. ouf Der ga
isn'5niel. Sn ntutrsr 3tit bat BIZ
noriptgiffe Reeisrung bi. gerarbsi
tuns Der WaIfifhe an ibrer tiatneI
aint aus stfunbbeiiIi6sn Griinber
psrbotsn, uno ieitoem finb bic BE-
trsffenOtn 2ranfieoersien nod ber
obigtn @easnben psrleat iporben
Dor nod nidt LANCER 3sit mar Spib.
berasn obns als itdnoi0s WeuT6en.
Nniitotiuug; bauptTG6Ii6 bitrourd
bot Is bic Qnfdnse elmer IoIfsn BE-
fommsn, Run, i~iberpSItert piro Fl
Mot 10 bdlo iperben; absr aus Tetner
norbiitsn Ginfnmieit TT ts unipi.
oerruflid berouseetr,itn. Dies II
lpenigiitHs Der Gmbrud fir ben
fommtrIihtn 9ourifeu; i'm 0int.r
III oos mtnihIi6e 2tbsn bier aud
isBt isbr i6Da4 bsrtrsttn.
9tIudtrn pirb bur6 ginIauG,r
ihrts Sdiffss i'm Grten Barbour
bi. bette 9eIeasnbsit gta.ben, bic
mertpirbisite NoIfiIds3 ronfsberei
i'm Sttrisbe tennsn gu Isrnen; uno
bier tpit auf Der bpben Gee Der Ra6s
bari6oft lam man F9 bon Der
Wlofenbnftietsit oes @ortommsns
Der DGIs. fotpit bon Der 9eripertuna
berfsIben nsbsnbti ,ina.benoe Rsnnts
nis o,rIdoff:n, tpdbr.nb amber.
StGitsn fir WaIfong unb 9ranf,s
bersi nidt i'm pfabt bes 9ergniis
sunss Rsifcnoen Ii.gsn.
6riiber iUnren auf bi.Ien Gilons
ben oud Die Renntitre uuBerors
bsntli4 Sablreih; bsute fommen Ie
IN Beft : Spibbergsn ni6t ms6r
bdufig i'm CONNER Dor; 9eIeaentIi6
isoo6 pir0 man qr0Bere ober feline
re 6erben berieIben. nom.ntlid in
Der Rebboi. oud in iommerIider
Sabres8tit nod antrsfftn. Gedt sabl.
reid finb fsrn.r 5i6f. in bieI.n
9egenoen gu finbsn. 9oqegen bat Der
Sourif tpsnis @usTi6t, Gisbds
rem anb WnIrofftn gu b,g.gs
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Sn ben b0ber.n S6ihisn iibsr3isbl
cine 3uiommsnbdna,nos 5irnsS dn,t.
btds bas 9elGnbe uno aus oisIsr ra,
gen bic Stsilgipfsl in sin5sL
nsn maifipsn Gebilo,n ooer bO6li
mdnnigiad gsmsiBeItsn asttsn ,m'
por; bon bislsn 6obsn pieoerum srs
itrsden fia ausgsOsbnts GIstidsr Biz
uumitteIbar an bic auIts. Gle bill
BEN einsn Souptr,iI bieies intsrsI
fantsu 9ontss. bu fie an 9r6b, up
WaHsHboftigisit oisienig,n in sod.
gebirssn onbsr,r 8reittu melt
iibertrsffsu.
8on Sen Steilaipf,In iommi
Hbsrbaupt aud Der Rame rSpibbcrs
gen" ber.
@letI6tr Z Str6ms BON feds bis
ott Msilsn Brett, tommsn bier
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qlatina, Sob unb SiI6er pertrst.n
it, nod 8pei 3pif9snftuFen permiB!
uno ibr Grf6einsn, friiber ooer fpds
ter, nit Beitimmtbeit in ausfi6t a.,
ftsflt. Sod 1T bic Reibe ni6t ass
.i6lofen; ober cine bieIer 9iIfsn
tpiro offenbar burh bas metall aus
gsfIllt, pelfes u IN Gorbon
.5ren6 in gritiId.G Columbia oss
funben unb in reinsr Gorm 3ur 0ars
itellung ge6ra6t bat. Seine piFens
idaftli6e 9ebeutuns Toll cine aeroO.s
gu epodemadenbe, unb feline aeTddft.
Ii6en MOgli4teitsn foIIsn f6ier llns
b%egren3te feiu.
alS britiidstanobiI9er potriot bot
9err 5rend biciem interefonten mlss
tall ben gomsn .Ganabium" aeass
ben, rnO berieIbe pirb ibm tpobl aud
DsrbI.iben. 0O9 borf biefe ges.ids
nung ni6t aIs GinI6rGnfuna dnqes
is4en perben. @enisitens MAIDEN ts
bic ollgemeinen mineraIogif6en 8ers
hdItnifs ie9r notwithstanding, baB bic
Ter eble Stoff nod in man9en auBers
fanabifaen Regionen bon GbnIider
geoIosiI6sr 9ei4affenbeit ermittsIt
tperbsn tpirb.
y Il
8orerft ober miiFen mir in bas
Snnere bon 8ritifdsG columbia geben.
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aud 4merifoner unb Qmerianertnn.n
bGben bieie @sIsgenheit beniist
nnb iinb beaeifiert in ihrer Gmpfs9s
lung tines berartigen ausflugss.
Il Il +
Norin befteben nun bic 8pr5ige
bieftr glegion fir einen qusfIiiglets
gertehr2
SIN fiiDli6en unb fioipsftIider
SeiIs bon GpiBbergen III in Der Sat
bic Natnr gu alien 3siten b06ft un>
freunolih. Romentlid bic fHbIf9sn
Gudten Der Meitfiite iperben feIbft
in ben giiHitigen Sahren bur4 bic
9reibeis : MaHen, fpelde aus ben
DitIifen 5jprben Spibbtrgens jsbeu
Gnmmer Inn bas Sibfap berum Bis
CUR MtlttiFe geldngsn. fort uub fort
gefdbrbet, nnb nidt ielten finb it
CANA blpdieri uno un3ugdngli9.
gans onbers bic Gjorbe bes n6roIis
den GpiBberssn! !6ier pirft nod
Der beriibmte omsrifaniI6e @oIfs
ftrDm. Durh i'm tpirb bas godeis,
ipeltes IN Der RegeI isnTeits bes
so. Hreitgrohes aIs cine unburts
bringIihe MaHe lagert, 3nfommenges
brGnaf nnb baron b%erbtnbert, il.
mails in niebrigers grsiten gu qes
-
Iangen. BON gOlfftrOm felbt gebt,
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Sn gritiI6sGoIumbia, benz b.rs
beiBun9sbpIIen norbipsitli9en Rsi6s,
bat man 1911 eiHsn Gunb ssma9t,
iptl6er bon Minernltunbigen gu ben
tptitaus pi6tisitsn Der Iebisu Sabre
ge3dblt ipirb. Gs liegsn aud fir bic
fpi Fsnfdoftlite 8sIt erit biirftiss
Radri6tsn barber Dor, tpsI6e fi9
i'm ipeIentIideu auf bic eritsn Mitteis
Iuugen be5 GntOeders ieIbIt btl9rdns
Ten; obsr boIb iolt bieIsr Stoff nidt
nur 5ahleuten Dertraut fein, iOnbern
duf ben Wdrttsn in manhsrlei ST.
itolt ooer 9srfpenbung erI9einen, -
fpenn aud nur fir penige tduIIi6.
Man bate fdon Idngit in Der
gruppe Der GbeImetaIls, tp,l6e bur6
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Iten 0sprsiTiOnsn trrsthen fdft
nismnts BIZ. nSrOIiae @eittiifts,
uno bies fihert Elm. rubigs @Isihfors
migtsit bon 9Iimu unO Detter, nit
nur I.br tpenig Sriibuus bur6 @oI.
len. Starte 0inoe tOmmen aus
nnbmsn.ife Dor; pinoftils uno bas
ter. Sage ftno bic R.gsI.
QrttiIhe Rebel, hon banen font
10 DieI in 9,Idrei6ungsr bts boben
Rorbsns bic Rsbe III, gibt sg 5tpar
aud bier, ~ absr bel feltener i'm
Snnerr Der fonnenOurhpGrmt.n
5iorbs. oIs OrauB,n ouf Dem Gis.
mesrs fsIbft.
aonnte to6 bic 3eppstin : Grp..
bitiou bieIfad fonitntiereu, baB in
ben 5ioroen heller mariner Sonntn.
idein berrfhte, pGhrenb gleifseiti9
auF benz Weere cine i6pere 8sp6ls
tung beoba6tet tpurosl Sod IeIbft
ipenn Der Rebel in bic Jiprbe sins
bringt, Iiegt er bod msiitsns nur in
qr0Beren 60ben. iobaB er niht Der.
binoert, augfIiige mad alien Rihtans
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nsn; benn bi,ie meiOsn our Soms
m.r3sit i'm nlIgemeinsn bic ipsftIifen
aiiten Spibbsrgens unb haIten fi6
lisber in Der HGbe Der podeis sMtaIs
fen bss Sft.ns auf roo fe natiirlt2
mshr in ibrsm Glemsnt iino.
0i. aenonnte bsutI4e 9ampfers
9eisqIdoFt bat 9orfsbrung.n setrofs
fen, bab ouf ibrsn goIarfabrtsn mad
GpiBbersen bic pdiagiere GeIssens
belt erbaIttn, al II BON Der 3eppsIins
ffen Expedition ongslaufenen qldBs
gu bsIudsn, unb Bel gsniigenb LANCER
Qufsntbalts3sit gr0bere ausfliige uHb
3ouren in ben ein5elntn 6ioroen
unb nuf bic 8eres MAIDEN gu f6ns
nsn. limb bisfe 9ortebrungen finb
in ibrer Dirt ntu. Gin tl.ineres unb
fdntIss 9ampFboot fam ndmli6 bic
4usflu9Isr, bic bisrber setommen
fnb, mad allen Ri9tungen beforbsrn,
fpdbr.nb Der er6Bere 0ompfsr als
,5otsl : S9ifF" in jsber Der bebsu>
tenbsn 8utten ldugere 3eit litger
blei6t. go piro aud bequemsn Reis
fenoen GeIegenbeit geboten, iiberaus
bin tleins Souren 81 MAIDEN unb
oos 10 ungemein inttrefonte unb
aud 5ismIi9 groBe 2anb (W.ffs
Gpib6srgen, bic 6auptinIel, mibt
oaein 39,540 annbrat : aiGometer)
in elmer Dsiie ftnnen au l.rnert, mi.
es fir ben sep0bnIidsn Reifenben
unter teinen anbersn llmItdnoen
moglid todre!
Gs mag nod lange genllg bauerr,
big es in Spisbergsn anoeren 5otels
aomfort eibt, ofs Der 0ampfer felbit
lie bietet; ober BEL elmer ioIhsn Gin
ridtung ipirb berIelbe ni9t nn5u
febr permibt iperben.
4uber Der beIaeten 9ampfers8es
felf6aft perben NIT Der 3eit pobl
nod nlbere fit bieiem 9srt.br piOs
men, tuern bos Snterefe Der touris
Itiiden DeIt fart genug 1T, pie man
annebmen bari, nadoem einmal bies
fes nnorbif6e Sommerlanb" our Bes
MICE betonnt getporben fein tpirb.
Gelbit fpenn IS feline Niemanblanbss
Qeriobe fdon Idngit binter ii6 BAT,
pirb Spibbtrgen pobl mod geraus
me 3eit einen fdit ebenio iungfrdulis
den Character bepobren, ME cine
friI9 entbedte Belt.
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gen gu MAIDEN, troBoem bic 4usFtt
in bic 6erne gslsgsntIi6 beI6rdati
piro.
Regsn aibt es nur Isbr tpenig. 0ie
obige Expedition bat iberboupt feline
nennensperten NieberI6lGge bep6o9s
tet, - nur einmal Elm paar Stunoen
leidter Staub : asg.n unb gar fei.
men Sdnee. Quh tpurbe tein Reus
S6nse auf ben 66hen bemertt. Dies
ailt natiirlt9 nlir fir ben CONNER.
8as thermometer fdpantte in bieier
3eit 5piThen 2 unb IS @rab gelfius,
uno Semperaturen untsr glun fparen
niemols 81 ber3eifnen.
Snfotge Der NinoItiGe nit
berfdpinbenb fpenigen Qusnabmen
unb Der febr leb6oFtsn Wirtuua
Der Come iinb Sage bon pirtliG
iommerIihe- 8Grms burtaus niGt
felten, 3umdl aud bic 9otfGte
ins 9siDidt fdGt, bab bier bic Sons
ne Gag uno Na4t ben StmmsI UNI
freift uno aud nr1 I'm Mitternodt
bod iibsr oem norbIi9sn !9oriaont
bleibt!
DG6reno i'm GIosn bieIer Snfels
melt, Defenders an gisborb, iiingere
geoIogifde gilbungen ben Sugdnslis
den Sell Der gudten ausma6en,
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aoamsslefdcr in Der @oabaleuafgai

&le bic betreffsnben StGtien finb
lei6t 3ugdngIid; unb ba bic 8ogel
gang sutraulih lino - oOer Bis isbt
fporen = 10 lam mon biele intsreis
fante 8eObodtungen auf bic bsqusmz
Ite Weiie MAIDEN.
Inter ben Sdueetiersn III an Der
noroneitli6en aiite BON Spibbsrgen
nod INNER Der See6unb, nit
monnigfa9en Qbarten. am aablreids
item pertretsn. Gr Isbt bauptiddli4
in Der Rdbe Der @letfder ; Stirnsn;
unb bier, iotpie ouf ben treibtnben
Gisbl0den irifft man ibn oft in sros
Ben Gdoren an; aber m~itunfer IN
er oud i'm Offenen Mttre unstnitin
5ablrsih gu fiuben. 6offtn mir, bob
Inibt bic RaubiagD bieitr 9errlidltit
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Inn etipas Rdberes iiber bos auftres
ten bes Ganaoiums in ieinem rober
3uitanbe 81 erfabren.
SIN Der N6be BON RelIon, in einem
nod iebr ipdrlid beliebeIten uno fiji
ben geip0bnli6en 9.rtebr Bis iebi
fernab liegenben Seile bon 8ritiI9.
Columbia, fpobin man feline Grpebis
tion unternebmen Tam, obne reidIid
9orrGte auf benz Riiden bes Bad
rOFes obtr pndeIsls mit3un.bm.n,
lDurben In Jelsstitein pisle fIsins
ipeiBgldn5enbs a0rner nnb GiGbdn
bon h0ditsns eintm baIbsn MilIims.
ter 2dnse eingciprenot stfunbtn.
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troB ibrer pieIfn8 fdroffen Gormsn,
nidt i4ner gu e~riteigeu, unb bic I5es
nii6en Semitic lobnen bic Strapds
gen iiberreidli9.
Bonn MeeresIpiegel aus 1T Der
anblid piefes 6odgebirgss gleiffaIls
bon unperglei9li9er GroBartigtsit.
- unb 3ipcr gerabe Desbolb, neil IS
teins febr beoeutenoe 8erge iinb (Die
S0bs Idnontt 3pii6sn etfpa $500
unb 5000 sub unb oober ltets pom
Meere aus in ibrer gan3en 9obs
uno ibren moieftdtii1en 6ormsa
iiterblidt fperbsn t6nnen.
Srob aler bieisr perlodtnoen 8orS
aiige iinb fOIde SOuren reht tpsaig
genlaht iuorbsn, ailBer fir piBsls
idoftiiht 3ptde; absr in ptni9sn
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-~N~~NfAlNAH - ~ eftsABENNAF
bdufig Dor; unO Bic meiiten Glsi.
i6sr : Stirnsn, ruel6s Die Gee srrei.
den, fallen in elmer fart 5ertliifttter
Dano bon 100 Biz iber 100 5uf
50be uno Bis Su pier Wleilen grsitt
is6r fdauprd6tig in has Wtsr 40
Dos QosbredeL pOu Gis6ergsn urc
Gis6lodsn bon Oi,isn @Isti6ersStit.
n.n 1T Elm Observation-Disclosures unb fort.
lpGbrenb gu bsobohten6ss S6aus
ipieI; hdufig beIs6sn bic treibsno'r
srimmsr FOLDER Rafen ou6 bic In
neren 6iorbs.
Cir manhen 3ouriiten mag Elm
beionberer Gsi3 bisfsr 6odlonbe IN
Dem gepubtiein Iisgsn. bag er Dor
tsilpeiie nod unerforIaten Bsltsu
itebt, auf bsnel nod Der hebre, UNI
sntneitte S61pfungstag@ gIdn3t.
un0 iibsroies matt ss feline beiou,
Oeren S6nierigtsiten, in bieiea Belz
ten herum3utrareln.
gielme6r 1T IS berbGItnismGBig
lsidt unO 5iemIid ungefd6rIi6, Oisis
GletI9er ab3unanbeln unb bic re
iiberragsnben 9ipfel gu erfIimmen,
ia man6e SnIanb : Gisftr0ms Iino
70 regetmdBig unb ebsr, baB man
auF ibnen ME auf elmer 9un # +.
fraBe Biz gu ben 5lantsn Der
6odgsbirgs : Spiel geIangsn lam.
SeIbit Der bsqusmffe gourift fam
fi6 ioldes Ieiiien unb bic unbsrslsids
liden, sr6abenen ausbIide gsnisben.
ipeIfe iid idon bon bier aus out
Sas SnIanD : sis unb bic, aus benz
felben a~uFrngsnben 2tIpen bietsn.
Gbtr aud bic 6Odgipfet FeEbft fn6,
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Ntnfra amerno oes @olOts

GSeImetaIf, has Snerft III grihih.
Columbia otfnnyen iunrbe. suI
ben Wamsn seanabium" 0%etauit.
eisbt Biuiidsn wpIb nnb RIuiina. -
Seine ShSnbsii nnb iein bsbrr
@ert in Der SnneIier . Snbufrie
H. ~. 49, 0iniss ieiner 6iatn.
iimlihfeiten.
Riot ollie bsosnilamsn Gnibedun,
gen uno grrung,nihofteu, ipsI6s bos
ifnge j~ipanSigIt. Sabrbunbtrt Bis jebt
gsbradt bat, iiub nit Ganfartns@ ss
ihmsttsr btrtiinbst iporben. Don
mnndlen bot oaB gublitum I'M aIlges
msinen iaum burh cine fur3e Roii3
trIabrtn, lpdbrsnb is in arsiisn BON
Z 1dI.uten srubes aufi,bsn srresl bas
ben.
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Die sOIbene gpa. Serr
Tim GeIprdd NIT einem onbern).
Wos Die reide GIla fir rsiasnbe
GOlogriibdsn am 3inn bat!
er peiB lid su beIfen.
patient: 19err Doctor. sic iaotsn
mir neuIid, Elm. ein3ise JIoIde Mein
t0nnte msin 500 fein, unO qsfiern
hub' i'd nit msinsm Jreunoe fstls
setrunfsn uno bin beute geIuno! gBie
iommt osnn ods?"
DoftOr: .Das iff febr tinfod,!
pa mar bait geraoe Die, ipeIde Gis
battle totem %t1nntrt uiAt oatsi.s
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Gpibbtrssn, BOB bisbsrigs .Gis'
snonbslarS" Inn RorbIidsn Gismetr
obtr pobrfhttnlib f.br bulo im
~osrsueItsn poIitii6n 9eiibs 9srbdit'
mis- - maa in nabsr 3utunft Elm
piirbiaer aonturrent Der Sapsi5 OILS
3iel icmmerlidsr 5ouriilen Usrosn.
= unb bod 1T Is nod gar ni4t lang
i~iberbaupt ais 3ouriittH aGHb emit.
bedt!
Zeppelin, Der tii6nt 9ionier Der
piifit, III 10 gang bsildufis aud fir
tinen ausFluss : 9ampferDertc6r
nit Gpibbsrssn babnbrs6sno asipor'
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Gin ein;eIner 8anbit
orane in Elm 9aas in Melitons,
Msont. feTelte bic 8epobner mittels
zines ftarten 9rabtes, ben er mitges
hiadt bate, oneinnnoer uro raubts
bonn ale Msrtfoter- als Die Sc
fsHeIten enibsdt unb befreit rurDsn,
bette Der Adubsr bereits tiusn msbrs
lsiinoigtn gorfpruns gslprnuerl.