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Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1913-09-04
DeIIQRa and n. Excelsior

VscsiiUn is over add our numerous
teachers ana pupils again resume their
school work. OF our teachers Miss
Carrie Lawrenz begun as primary
teacher at Lime Ridge Monday, Miss
Jessie Lindsay at the Buttevfield
school, Miss Margaret Harmon, the
lower Webster's Prairie school, Miss
Nellie Dubois the Jopp school, and
Miss Alta Scott at the Red school
house. Ofour pupils, Miss Lila Dryer
took up her last years work at the
Baraboo high school. Beginning Mon
day, lisa Ksshner, Lloyd Dubois,
Henry Lindsay and Harold Lawrenz
began their studies at the Reedsburg
high school and Miss Lydia Lawrenz
and Jessie Simpson will take up their
studies in the Rsedsburg Training
school :. There will be au ice cream
social at Henry Rlsley's next Friday
night. $3.50 Miss Pearl Clsrldge, who
has been spending her vacation with
her sister, Mrs. Floyd Butterfeld, of
Cornell, has returned home 49,. Mr..
and Mrs. G. w. Bass visited relatives
in Fairfield from Saturday until Mon
day. Mrs. John Harrison of Delton
is spending a few days with her
daughter, Mrs. Clarence Christie.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1913-09-04
la Vale

Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. E. Paddock were
guests of friends at Baraboo Sunday
and visited Mirror Lake
Miss Nellie Frazier visited at VAL
ton last week and her cousin returned
with her.
Burr Funnel and family were here
last week visiting his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. J. Funnell.
Mrs. Pearl Hartrum and daughter
Of Chicago game Sunday night to visit
Mrs. e. Cameron.
There will be an ice cream social on
Mr.. Rehbein's lawn Saturday night
for the benefit of the Bible school
building fund. The social is to be
given by the men who will do all the
word and they will be glad to see you
all there.
Mrs. Reprogle, who has been with
her mother, Mis-. Fuller, for some
time, went to Sycamore, ILL.,, last
week.
School began Monday with the fol-
lowing teachsrs: l.. HI. Wochos, prin-
cipal; Miss Crogan, assistant; Miss
Eva Thornton, intermediate, and Miss
Giblin in the primary room.
Mrs. Leicher, mother of Mrs. Tom
Briggs, died at her home in Wonewoc
last Monday. Several from here at
tended the funeral,
Miss Patience Wilkinson has gone
for several weeks visit with rela-
tives in different points in Milwaukee
Several from here attended the Por--
tage fair last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Greenhalgh of
Washington are here to visit relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Stowe and
family spent Sunday at 81. E. Mans
fields.
Mr.. Waller went to Black River
Falls Sunday and Mrs. Waller and
the children returned with him in the
afternoon.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1913-09-04
EbGnezer Valley

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Compton Of
Chicago have Ebeen visiting at the
home of her brother, Amos Barron
J. Ell. Harris left Friday for short
visit with his brother, Roscoe, al
Kendall and Paul at Winona. Mrs.
Harris and two children, who have
been visiting relatives in South Da-
kota, joined him at Winona and they
returned home together Monday.
The following attended the 4th
annual picnic at the county farm
Monday: George and Ella Hackett,
Arthur Conan, Miss Rose Bisch, Mr..
and Mrs. Walter Capener and
nephew and Charles Randall and
family.
John Weidenkopf of Badger, South
Dakota, spent Monday at Guy Weld
enkopf's
Mrs. M. Bisch is at present caring
for her mother, Mrs. Joe KosmosBI,
who is ill at her home in Ablemap.
Horace Smith is spending several
days in Minnesota at the fair.
The Burden Sharer's circle picnic at
the lake Wednesday was well attend
ed and all enjoyed fine time. The
next meeting of the circle will be on
Wednesday, September. 10th with
Mrs, Henrietta Bisch,
Mr.. and Mrs. g. w. Randall visited
the latter's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. F.
n Peck of Baraboo Sunday.
Guy Weidenkopf purchased car
load of cattle to finish for the mar
ket on his recent trip to st. Paul.
School will begin Monday the 8lh
with Miss Verde Webster of Fair
field as teacher.
Miss Rose Bisch and Arthur Gomon
called at George Kosmoski's in Able
man Monday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin Wilcox and in
FAINT son of Lyons were guests at the
Rolla Harrison home Sunday.
Mrs. Baringer of Forsyth, Mont.
and Mr.. and Mrs. Albion Smith of
Madison are visiting at the N. h.
and FL. FL. Smith homes.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Wright and son of
Lyons and Frank Feltz and family of
Baraboe were Sunday guests at Joe
Bisch's.
Mrs "a. Eitel of the city spent
Saturday p. N. at Valley View.
Harvey Sturdevant and family and
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Trump of Baraboo
visited at Mike Hackers Sunday.
A. l.. Feltz and family and Frank
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1913-09-04
Mortimer Valley

Tom GALLAGHER has been saving
wood for Bert Mortimer.
-Four new members were added tc
the Y. M. w. B. Satur lay, nineteen
members being present. The next
meeting will be held at the home OF
Bert Mortimer, September 9th.
Bert Mortimer and family spent
Sunday afternoon at the Messing
home.
Mamie and Carol Mortimer spent a
few days last week in Ironton at the
home of j. Costerison and called on
friends.
Dolph Mortimer aud family visited
at the home of his brother, Sim, Sun
day afternoon.
Ed. Mortimer and family spent
Sunday afternoon at the home of
Lester Mortimer.
Beatrice Mortimer spent few days
last week with her aunt, Mrs. Will
Gibeaut.
Bert, Dolph, Glen, James and Ed.
Mortimer each took grist TO Wone-
voc Saturday morning.
Mrs. Tabor spent few days calling
o friends ia this valley last week.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1913-09-04
HHIpOint.

Mrs. Mary Schelden and daughters
of Reedsburg spent few days here
with old friends.
Miss Lydia Schultz returned Sun
day from her trip to Milwaukee and
other places.
Mrs. Max Siekert and daughter,
Delta, and Miss Margaret Siekert of
Madison are spending the week at
Henry Kollmeyer's.
Willie Holmes of Baraboo spent last
week at VIM. Stabnaw's.
John Schwenkhoff had his arm
broken Friday while cranking his
automobile.
The Misses Alma and Marie
Schwanke and Fred Schwenkhoff
returned to the Reedsburg high school
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Roberts attended
the funeral of Mrs. Boland, who was
a relative of William Roberts.
Mrs. 0. Gordell, Art and George
Gordell and Mrs. A. Morgan and
children spent Sunday at Lime
Ridge.
Mr.. and Mrs. BOIL and Mrs Roo
ney of Lloyd spent Sunday at Will
liam Stabnaw's.
We noticed SNOWFALL with several
blooms on Mr.. Kruse's lawn few
days ago.
Mrs. John Overs spent several days
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. r. Kohl
meyer. Mr.. Overs joined.her there on
Saturday evening and they returned
to North Freedom Sunday where he
is building bridges. They expect to
GO from there to Spring Green.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1913-09-04
WGSttiGId

MI and Mrs. George Woolford of
Baraboo visited at the James Borders
home last week.
Miss Martha Smith and Mrs. Will
Alexander and children enjoyed trip
TO Bara0oo, Madison and Waunakee
the latter part of the week.
Mrs. Maude Heinly and Miss Min
ME meyer were guests of Mrs. Ben
Gasser at Lodi last week.
Amy MOerke spent Sunday at Reeds
purg the guests of Mrs. Ruth Gross.
MISS Selma Kruger spent Sunday
with Esther Ward.
James Borders is the guest of Reeds
burg friends this week.
MI and Mrs. Elmer Hale and fami-
ly spent Saturday at Percy Alexan-
ders.
MIS- John Rumpf and children of
Chenille visited with friends here the
last OF the week.
MI and Mrs. John Repka and fami-
" tooK in the inter-county fair al
Spring Green.
Ralph Weidman was a Reedsburg
visitor Sunday.
MI and Mrs. John Simon enter
'alneu number of relatives Sunday
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1913-09-04
LOCANvNLE
School begins Monday.

School begins Monday.
Miss Lizzie Krahn of Reedsburg is
spending her vacation with her par
enss here.
Eric, Harry and Fred Schakhauser
returned to their school duties at
WaverIy, Iowa, Monday.
We were well represented at the
county farm Monday.
VIM. Groshaus made business trip
TO Beloit last week.
Mrs. Angle entertained the lawn
purity Sunday.
Mrs. Heastand and daughter, Sadie,
went TO Chicago Sunday.
Dr. Westedt was in Madison last
week on business.
Mrs. Rachel Willis returned home
Saturday after spending several weeks
in Cazenovia.
Elizabeth Fisher went to Milwau-
kee Sunday where she has a position
IN one of the schools.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Krahn, ST., Mrs
George Hennings and son, Whine, and
Miss Edna Kruger are spending this
week in Chicago visiting relatives.
Mrs. AccoIa was pleasantly surprised
Thursday afternoon when several
lady friends came with we'll filled
baskets. A delicious supper was
served and all had a good time. Mrs.
Accola and son expect to move soon.
Mrs. Bartenbach and baby of Able
man have been visiting her parents
here.
Mrs. Charles Kruger and Mrs.
zimmerman were shopping in Reeds
burg Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. KretIow went to Mad
son Saturday and Mrs. Ware went
with them. She remained over Sun
day with her daughter, Mabel, and
then went to Chicago. While there
she will purchase her fall millinery
goods.
Mr.. aud Mrs. VIM. Retzlaff christ
ened their baby boy, Gilbert William,
Sunday. Those present were Mr.. and
lily LuhIsen, Mrs. Retzlaff and sor,
Fred, of Wonewoc, Mrs. George Roguse
and son, Leonard, AMI August Yech
of Belolt.
The twins of Mr.. and Mrs. JOHN
Giese were christened Sunday.
Fay Ware and Walter Klipstein
left Sunday to attend high school at
Reedsburg.
Mrs. A. G.. Baumgarten Is visiting
relatives at Turtle Lake.
Hilda Luhrsen leaves Monday to
resume her duties
: The German parochial school COM
menced Monday.
George McIntee of Almond, Evils,
is visiting relatives here.
The dance at Otto Meyers Thursday
evening was we'll attended. The music
was fine and all report good time.
Ethel Westenhsver returned to her
work at Beloit after six weeks vaca-
ton at home.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1913-09-04
Walton

| James Hutchens and two grand
daughters visited friends near Bara
boo from Thursday until Saturday Of
last week,
Mr.. and Mrs. VanR 90 and two
children of Milwaukee are guests OF
friends and relatives here.
A. M. Gorochow is in Chicago this
week on business.
Mrs. Eben Wilcox and two daugh-
tiers of Erwin, S. Dakota, are guests
of her mother, Mrs. 81. Thompson.
Miss Mira Jordan went to Wone-
voc Monday Were she will resume
her studies at high school
Nellie Frazier of LaValle spent
last week with relatives here.
Arthur Hutchins left Monday for
Spring Green where he will work
with the j. 4 Ours bridge crew.
VIM. Mitchell and daughter, Beg-
sic, visited at Lime Ridge Saturday
and Sunday.
e. ID. Horton moved the rem aims 10
his wife from the Walton cemetery to
the Wonewoc cemetery last week.
Miss Mile Shore is employed at A.
M. Gorochow's this week.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. r. N. Hen
bricks at the hone of Will Mortimer,
September, End, daughter.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1913-09-04
East Lime Ridge

Mrs. Montgomery is visiting at the
Frank Warren home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Phillips visited
with relatives at Bear Valley Sun
day.
Mrs. Elmer Hale, who has been
visiting at Baraboo, came home Fri
DAY. y
Mrs. Aug Smidtke spent over Sun
day with Mrs. Charles Schultz.
William Moueser and son, Elgin
Harris Of Richland Center, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Borland and Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Phillips all spent Sunday AT
the home of Nh. and Mrs. Sam Bor-
land.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herb l.. Smith and
sons, Fred and Lester, spent Sunday
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w.
ROtzoll.
MI and Mrs. All from Ironton spent
over Sunday at the E. l.. Gibson
home.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1913-09-04
CONDUCTOR LOSES
LIFE At JEFFERSON

John Queeney, employed on tie
Chicago and Northwestern railroad
as freight train conductor, residing
in GAINESVILLE was killed at Jefferson
while switching at a siding. Mr..
Queeney was attempting to loosen a
slack chain on bad order car in the
rear of the caboose when the loco
motive backed up to couple on the
other cars, and when the shock came,
Queeney was crushed between the
two cars. The beams of the freight
car crushed his chest and death came
q relief to his terrible pain about
five minutes after the accident.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1913-09-04
| Honey Greek and SLnpier

MT. and Mrs. T.. UndeEholzner OF
Prairie du Sac, Mr.. and Mrs. Bsrbrig
of SD k City and Mrs. Otto Lieier Ct
Mine al Point visited relatives atound
here |. lnday.
Mr.and Mrs. M. Alvin and laugh
ter, Gertrude, visited at the homes Of
12IEsders and II. A. BuepW Fri
day.
vrs h. Odwell and baby If Madi-
son v;.ked st the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ii Pickafd few d'ys Oh laSt
week.
TIE DAD Be at VIM. Checks was well
attended saturday evening,
Mr.. ana .Ars. j. Alvin of Leland
spend Midday with their sons,
August ana Robert.
Ihreshing Is all finished around
here.
Mr.. and NJ IS. Albert Buelow and
daughter mia, visited at the II. A.
BueIow L-lnne' Sunday.
MISS Meta Palmer has returned from
>her trip to Denver, Colorado.
Miss Elsa Miller and Mrs. F. Rogers
visited at the VIM. Alvin home at
Baraboo recently.
Mr. and Mrs. II. Pickar and children
visited relatives at Baraboo Sunday.
Mrs. Charles Buelow and daughters,
Ella and Gertrude, of Milwaukee
visited at the homes of Albert; Fred
and H. A. Buelow of Sumpter and
with other relatives at Leland this
week.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1913-09-04
WOnGWOC

Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Stackleberg O.
Loganville spent Sunday last at The
home of Henry Schultz.
Elmer Anderson, Allie SosinsE c
and Fred Retzlaf, Misses Lola Will
denradt and Naomi Church enjoye
the breez at Devils Lake Sunday.
Mrs. John Retziaf and son, Fred,
and Mrs. AL. Retzlaff and children
visited friends and relatives at Logan
Vile few days the past week.
George Raguse of Beloit visited
with AL. Retzlaff Saturday and Sun
day. y.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. P. Hammond visited
with her sister near Reedsburg Sun
day.
Mrs. Wm. Schroeder is visiting her
d daughter, Mrs. F. Freely in the
country.
Miss Edna Dehier and Edwin
D3hler returned Tuesday morning to
Gary, Indiana, where they have
employment. Roy Dehler will return
Wednesday to resume his duties at
Gary, Indiana. They will visit their
folks from Saturday until Tuesday
morning.
Sunday night the young folks
pleasantly surprised their friends,
Miss Edna, Roy and Edwin Dehler.
All report pleasant time.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1913-09-04
Freedom

Mr.. and Mrs. Charley Klein and
family, Mr.. and Mrs. Howitts of RAN
dolph and Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Schultz and family of Hillpoint came
with their new auto. Miss Anna
Klein and friend, Royal Allis, of
Freedom all gathered at the home of
Louis Klein and family Sunday for a
good time. Mrs. Charley Klein start
ed to Minneapolis, Mimi, on honda
and the rest of the family started home
later.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1913-09-04
Honey Greek

Messrs. Ewald Klipstein, Ernest
Kleinsmith and Eddie Bender were
callers at the Ernest Krin's home
Sunday evening.
The following from this vicinity
were visitors at the dam at Prairie d Ia
Sac Sunday: Messrs. Peter Koufmap,
William Markert, Alfred Zilnmerly,
Paul Wick, Emil MieIke, and Albert
Punce. All made the trip by auto.
Messrs. William Weizle and Clar-
ence Denzer are engaged in thrashing
in the town of Freedom. They report
crops in good condition.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1913-09-04
JoL1i6 Wien
Water Spills

Preparations are being made for the
celebration which will take place when
the water takes its first plunge over the
new McFetIidge dam at the Island
Wooden mill in the western part of
town. A big evening is being planned
in which fireworks, speechmaking and
a general jollification will all have a
part The event will come off in
about a fortnight.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1913-09-04
Pine Hollow Valley.

Emil Dunse and Henry Steve were
in this vicinity Sunday.
Miss Elsie M. A. Stackman, who is
working for William Mueller In Bara-
boo, spent Sunday at home.
Fred Kapelka and William Ko--
waulke were Sunday callers at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Jantz.
William Kowaulke purchased
fine team of horses of Carl Jantzs
lately.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1913-09-04

In honor of Mr.. a I'd Mcs. StabnaW of
Greenwood Wisconsin.
Mrs. Henry Alexander and Mrs.
Fred Simon were visitors here las
week.
Mrs. FriIcroft is visiting her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Bell Weidman.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1913-09-04
CasseII

Beth Darlington has been visiting
her grandparents in Prairie du Sac
the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robt. Patterson of
Formosa, Kansas, is visiting at W. +.
Pierce's.
Mrs. r. s. OFT and Cyril returned
home Wednesday. Cyril is doing well
but cannot walk yet.
s. r.. Bentley is staying in Prairie
du Sac building boat.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1913-09-04
Excelsior.

The Butterfield school opened Moe
day, Miss Jesse Lindsay, teacher.
Miss Ruth Christie is on the sick
list.
Miss S. D. Rudd is on the sick list
also.
Ladies' Aid was well attended at
Grant Dryers
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1913-09-04
Fairfield

There will be quarterly meeting in
the Wesleyan Methodist church in
Fairfield Saturday and Sunday.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1913-09-04

re.tz anu Ianny ot f1afaboo we.e
among lhe vi,iio at III. NJ. Bisch
home Sunday.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-02-28
Grz manor gRcGIeIIan

Gr Wtapor MeGl leila n
bon Qetp Yort, Der iiber ieine Nniiht
betreffs Der Yoliseiperrpaltuna in Rem
Yort befrugt puroe, bic iih aIs 10
entieBlih torrupt ertpieisn bat, iaste,
etne Der grDbteu 2uelIsn Der aorrup
tlon feieu Die SpnntagsgeIsbe. Die
Grfobruna zines bdlben Sabrbunoerts
babe ertpieieu. oaB iie unourtfIbrbar
feten unb bic YoIi3ei iibe GrpreHunse1
an ben Wirtben, bic Sonntags often
halten. Gine Reform pbue 4bfhafs
lung Der SonntagsgeieBe lei odbsr
lnoentbar. gDenn aud ods 9etfpisl
unierer Stabt erIpeiit, bab Die Sprns
tagsgeiege niht CUR Sorrumpiruns Der
PoIi3et fiibren, 10 lit ss bod niht
minoer tpdbr, Dap Der puritanismus
Die 9aupturiu6e Der uubefrieoiseRosn
8erbdltniIIe in alien ameritaniihen
itdbttihen 9ertpoItunsen i't. Wtebr
oIs einmul itnb notoriih IhIehte 9tirs
sermeiIter seipdblt poroen, bios neil
iie Die 8iirger ntht NIT gei4rGntuns
gen Der perIOnIihen 5reibeiteu brauss
ialiren.
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Das Senats apmm ittse
tpel6es iih NIT Der 1ru'tgeTebsebung
befoBt bat, unterbreitete elnsn geriht,
tporin es entfhieosn StelIung sessn
bic bonn Sber6unoesgerid: setroffene
unt2r1heioung 3tpii6en ihdoIiheH
uno bdrmloIen 5ruits maht. Die Qnz
ii6ten oeden iih unseIGbr nit ben biss
ber bon uns entipttelten 4nihduun.
gen. Der Ginpdno ssbt furs Grits
nablH, ooB es iebr mibIi6 iei, tpsnn
elm 9ettcftsmann erit eine oberbuns
besgeridtIt6e Gnti6e:rung abportsn
miiiIe. nb fein lIutsrnsbmsn geTssli6
ooer un9'ieslih 1T. Damn piro sbens
10 rttti9 beuertt, oab bic Rihtsr in
iolhen 5ragen gar niht nub iuriItis
i6en Inldduungen urtteilen tDnnen,
ionbern lsoiglth nQrh ibren gegrifFsn
bon go!tspobI. 9ds urt1eil ouriibsr.
mas benz golte bisnlih lit uno mas
ntht itebe aber niht niht ben ges
rthten, fonberr ben 9eIsbgebern al.
Der ausIhub empftebIt 5absr Elm G,s
fsg, tpeIhss genau ungibt, mas erldubt
uno mas oerboten Ietn fpu, 10 baB
Sober felbit unb ebe er an Elm Inter
nebmsu berantritt, fsitfteqen tann, pb
er iit uuf seiesIiaem 8obeu befinbst
coer ni6t.
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S.g. MOrsan's gertbeioisuus,

Su einsm lGngersn S6rsiben an
bas Hommittee 3ur unteriuhuHq oss
9eIos sJruits peiit Der 5inan3 sWagnat
). y. Worsan bic antIagt 3uriit, oab
sr uHo feline QTocises esauT Die Grim
eung zines 9slps Sruits abasIsben b1ts
ten. 2lIs p0qig uniinnig bs3eitnst sr
Die tpdbrenn Der llutsriutuna 10 biu-
fig herporgetrstsns gsbauptuus, oob
RE gaHit pon 1907 Elm Dert osr bobsR
Jluan3 gepe'eH lei.
60 lpenig mir ionit Elm gutes Dort
fir WOrgan iibris baben, mHFsu nir
ihm bod in alien bisisn purttsn beis
fttmmen; ietne Siinbsn liegen auf Ell
rem duoeren 6ebiste. I'm pon Dem
lssten puntte, Der panit Don 1907.
susrit 81 reoen, pieosrholsn mir nur
of 9eiagtes nit unisrsr 4nii6t, nab
Der g3uiammsnbruh jsnss Sahrss Niss
mdno 70 uuaHgenehm bsriibrt bat, pie
Ole bobe 5inona. 3isis bststs form!ih
auf ben aniesu, bab bic unausblelbs
lI6e Giquioation nod elm palr Sabre
fern blelbsn moge, Bis bic Sunberte
miuionsn pOn Wsrtbpdpisrsn, tpel6s
ole bote 5inunS in ben Wnrtt gepors
fen bate, Qbnebmer gsfunoen babe.
4ber bic BON Worgan unb aoniorten
berporgsrufene papisrfIutb Iisb ii6
niht msbr bdmmen unb bic bobe III
ndn3 mubte I'm ibr 2sben tdmpfen.
Sic perpfdnoste ibren 9rebit b.s auf
ben lesten 9eller. nm Die panit aufs
3ubalien, fpas ibr AUDI oslunaen III,
a6er nit osm Esiultdt. bab bic 2iquis
odtioH bis auf ben tsutisen Tag nod
niht oOlig abgeitiOHsn iit. llnitrsis
ttg rthtig 1T, bub bas MorednThe
&oniortium ourh feline ale 9renssn
iibsriteigenoe 8srrpG Feruna Don Inter
ne6munseH einen Gru6 porbereitst
bat, ubsr baB er obiittiit 6erbeigss
fibrt poroeu pGre, III sntihisoen uns
ri6tts, Dte aus Dem 0siag.sn bsrpors
esbt.
Was nun bic aon8entriruns DON
aapitalien in Rep gort bstriift, ftelIt
Worsan ebenfaus ben Sohperbalt
rittis bar. Gr fagt, bob in alien
2dnbrn Die &apitaIier nab einsm
Centrum ubfltebsn. 8as piro Rtez
manb beiireiten tpollen. 2onpon, pas
rig unb Berlin iino bic fSinun8s sWit>
t.lpuntte, lDobin Die Gapitalien oer
betreffenDen Qdnber abflieben unb oa
Rem gort oas Ginanssgentrum Der
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Die e8ongreB Mttslieber

Die 8ongreB W Witglieoer
iinb in betrGhtliher Grregung iiber
cine oem tpmmenben prdiibenten Sus
eeihriebene 4biidt, ii6 ieoen Gag i'm
Yrdiioentensimmer bes Sapitols. NO
betanntlih Der &on9reb tagt, einsufin.
ben. I'm ben 8srlauf Der 9eieBgebuug
befsr perfoIgen gu tOnnen. Cine ans
3abI Wtit9lieber taben Der WteInun9
4usbrud perIieben, odB WilIon odmit
ben Nnihein erDede. ais pollte sr benz
aougreb 8oridriiten MAIDEN. mas
man Iich niht niht gefalIen Id'isn
perbe. Dap Der 9rdfoent gar nttt
iprgfdltis genug ben 8orgdnSen i'm
aonsreb foIeen tann. lit unbeitrsttbar,
mir olaubsn ieooh. oab es niht raths
fam tpdre, Die 9epahung i'm aapitol
uus5uiiben. Temaso9cn iptroen oas
gum Nnlab nehmen, ben prditoentsn
ais llIurputor Der gsfeBgebsnoen 8es
ipaIt gu perodhtigen. Gs lit bsoeuteno
bsqusmer, ben aongreb bonn gBeiben
SauIs aus Su betpahen uno ooourh
ipurbs aud ispsr Initein BON Dittas
tur permisoen. Wtr psrmuthen, bab
ieoss aubinets sWsitalieo bic iein Miz
niItsrium betrsffsnben 8ilIs pom Nns
fang an, ou iie i'm aonereb einsebruht
tpsrber, i'm Quse bebdlt unb ben Qrds
iibeuten in aenntnib iebt, !psnn iie bon
iroeno neIher gtoeutune iino. Der
lbIihs Woous. rpenn cine Bin benz
qrdiioenten mibfiel, mar, bic isirer
purtei angebDrtesn WtitgIiebsr bss
Gommittsts, an tpelhes Die Bin Dsrs
ipieien ipuroe, nah bem WsiBer 5auie
sin8ulabsn uno ibnen 3u iagsn, mas
ibm an Der gin mibf6lIt. spentusq Elm
0sto in 4usiiht gu itsqen. DDS bat
iit aIs p0aig gsniigeno errpieIen uno
es liegt tsin 9ruuo Dor, bteien graud
8u Gnoern. Sotpeit cine 4snbsrung
am pIass iit, bstrifft iie gsrabe bic
9ius, pelhe Der prGfioent estpobn,
heitsgemGb i'm aapitoI ourhiisbt unb
untsr3eihnst. 9us iiuo bic gius, tpsl>
DE am lester Sibunastus. puiTiren.
Wa stfsrin bem Qrdiibentsn sugemus
tbet tptrb, 1T cine tolofTale 5rshheit.
Die ipihtigften gius, Die i'm Spnfte
rsnSsSommittss n0lig umgemobtIt
psroer, neil man ihren tpohren Sns
bait bem @oIts perhsimli6sn min, ipsrs
ben benz QrGiiosntsn ON lsbten Sigs
oes aongreTss nsben eirsm
Berg BON unbsrsn gilIs unterbrsitet.
Jn tpenigsn Stunbsn fon CT re au.
burdfsbsr. ipas ibm ratiirlit niht
mDaIich 1T. Cine ioI6s 3umutbung
folte Der nsus prGTibsnt fih sntities
ben perbittsn unb 2lu3siss erftattsn.
bdb sr tsins Bin unteraeihuen psros,
bic erft brei gaue Dor S6lub Der aons
puTirt 1T, barit sr 9ett
sur einuebenbsn Qriiiund behdlt.