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The Washington herald., 1914-07-20
BRYANIC THRIFT, EHl

''Ten Cents for Collar Button. 90
Nickel One VIII Do the COnmOner.
New York. July ia Washington dis
catch to the American says:
Secretary of State Bryan displayed his
thrifty spirit in a haberdasher's shop
last week, when he refused to pay ten
cents apiece for collar buttons
A clerk Offered the genial premier a set
OF three-for-a-quarter buttons.
L want only oEe." said Secretary
Bryan.
That will be ten cents, then" replied
the clerk
mo. indeed" said the Secretary hastily
Il won't pay ten cents for a single
collar button. I know where / can get
them down the street for five cents" He
departed in search Of the nickel button.
The Washington herald., 1914-07-20
DEATH RECORD.
WHITE,

WHITE.
Christian r Sehweitzer. e years, Episcopal Eye
Ear and Throat Hospital
Maria Shubert. IS. Wash. Asylum Hospital
Alfred c. CAssell, a. I2l6 St
Chester A. Evans 4, IzB eth st sW.
Robert L. Boss 81. Government Hospital Insane
Rachael c GatcheI Ts. 120s st. ne.
John A. CocklSy. g. l7ot Fort Drive ne.
COLORED-
Emma Kemp. % years. SIS Morton st. NV.
Iulu Young, 2. National Homeopathic Hospital
Dorothy Frederick, / year. 81 G st. sw.
Beatrice Dursett,g L. Nat. Homeopathic Hospital
HarTey johnson. q Deanwood Heights.
An1e Z Meredith, 3. lll6 6th 4. ne.
Ethel Stewart. - lsss n s. ne
D1Td Ireland. - Freedmen's Hospital
The Washington herald., 1914-07-20
MAKES RICHMOND A HAVEN.
No Arrests Until Lieut.. Parsons
Charge Is Retrncted.

Richmond, Va. July 1s-Richmond to-
day became a city Of refuge for dessFters
from the navy. Mayor Ainslie told Lieut.
H. E. Parsons. L. s. ", In Justice
Crutchfieid's court. that the Richmond
police would never arrest another dessr:er
until the lieutenant's charge to Gov.
Stuart that sailors on leave were hound
ed here was withdrawn and apologized
for.
Justice Crutchfield ordered three al
legged deserters released
The Washington herald., 1914-07-20
BLAST pEsrRoYs BIG YACHT.
BIae BIRD. Owned by A. n. Brsdy's
soR-in-Iaw, Goes to Bottom

soR-in-Iaw, Goes to Bottom.
Special to The washington Herald.
seabrtght. July 19.-The big power yacht
Blue Bird. owned by E. Palmer Gavitt.
son-in-law OF the late Anthony Brady.
was destroyed by an explosion Of gaso-
line In its hold off the Packer Real Es-
tate Exchange here today. Gavitt and
his daughter Marjorie. who Is heiress to
more than t2o,Ooo.ooO Of the Brady estate,
had left the yacht only q short time
before to visit friends at Rumaon, n. J..
The engineer Of the yacht was seriously
injured and the boat went to the bottom
when IRE followed the explosion so quick
ly that the local fremen arrived too late
to check II.
Gavitt's first wife was the daughter of
Anthony N. Brady. the capitalist. who
left nearly half his fortune to his grand
daughter, Marjorie. She Is still a child
and In the custody Of her father. through
q suit by the Brady estate following his
marriage to another woman scSae time
since
The Washington herald., 1914-07-20
PRINCE HURT IN AUTO CRASH.
Scion of Ancient French Family and
T.. v. O'ConneII Injured.

Scion of Ancient French Family and
r. v. O'ConneII Injured.
Special to The Washington Herald.
Freeport, n. Y, July 19-Prince Lud-
ovic PignateIH d'Aragon, son of one Of
the most ancient OF French families. was
seriously injured today in an automobile
collision on the Merrick road near here
today.
E V. O'ConnelL who was driving the
car with which the prince collided, was
also thrown from his machine and knock
ed unconscious, though he is not so bad
Iy injured as the prince, who suffered
several broken ribs and deep cuts on
face and head. The prince was taken
to his summer home.
Both automobiles were wrecked, and
the prince and O'Connell were found by
policemen lying in the roadway sense
less. O'Connell, who was taken to the
Nassau Hospital. declares the prince was
running at sixty miles an hour upon the
wrong side Of the road.
The Washington herald., 1914-07-20
NO GRAPE JUICE ON MENU.
Nays Ban ON Liquor Doesn't
Apply in Foreign Waters.

Special Gable to The Washington Herald.
London, July 19.-Annapolis cadets
aboard the Battleship Missouri in harbor
of Gravesend today. explained that Sec
retary Daniels ban on alcohol in the
navy OF the United States doesn't apply
when United States warships entertained
in foreign ports. As a result, It is said.
grape juice will not figure on the menu
tomorrow when the Missouri entertains
Lord Charles Beresford, Sir Percy Scott
and numerous other prominent British
ers in the course Of its banquet to Am
bassador Page.
The Washington herald., 1914-07-20

Urugury has enacted law whereby the
solice have extensive power for the treat
uent, isolation, quarantine and dcstruc-
aon of live stock, which forms the basis
Tor the country's chief industry.
The Washington herald., 1914-07-20
BIRTHS REPORTED.
MHITl

WHITE
John r. and Lillian Mcpherson. boy.
Frank and Annie Kirsch, Prl.
BENJAMIN and Fannie Kaplan. boy.
COLOREp.
James F. and Eunice A. On. girl.
Edward and Emma Gales. girl.
The Washington herald., 1914-07-20

Russia's 1913 corn crop was 7s,o72,oot
bushels.
The Washington herald., 1914-07-20

Winnipeg has S7S factories, employing
1S,OOO persons.
The Washington herald., 1914-07-20
LOCAL MENTION.

Raphael, 9th and o, reels daiIy-Adv.
Flowers to Cheer the Sick.
Shaffer's New Flower Store, 900 18th.
Virginia Theater. That's All!
The Washington herald., 1914-07-20

Mrs. Catherine Curtis. eighty-five years
old. died today at the home of her
brother. John Doherty. IA Prince street.
The funeral will take place at $50
o'clock Tuesday morning in st. Mary's
Catholic Church
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-02-24
TALE OF BURIED TREASURE.
Hunter. Finds Note Telling of Money
Hidden in Courthouse.

Winchester, Va, Feb. pa re-
port that $4,000 had been located in
the foundation of the historic old
courthouse of Shenandoah County,
at Woodstock, last week, set the
country seat people almost on their
heads day or two ago, and they
are still wondering whether the
run1ors of buried treasure can posi-
bly, be true. A young man who was
hunting in the mountains found al
old gun, which upon being picked
up, fell in two IN the stock was a
note, stating that the owner Of the
gun during the Civil War had hur-
-iedly secretcG $l0,0oo under some
boards in the western part OF the
courthouse cellar. and that the find
e. of tha CUR could have the money.
Thus far however. the authorities
nave not permitted aay one to e,;-
cayate under the courthouse, but
many people aya s.al On The tipToe
Of expectancy. ao.au ne q she vii
be lie first to De ri7ile@ed 70 20
into the cellar VII" pick and shove:
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-02-24
Observation-Disclosures
/ NEWS. OF THE OLD DOMINION
ilIHHIHDlHAlIHIHIHlEII[IlLIII lIIgllIHHHlHAI HIIE
HREE KILLED IN EXPLOSIONS
Coal Oil Becomes Ignited in Two
Homes Near Martinsburg.

Martinsburg, w. Ma, Feb. "a
Three persons were Killed, three
others dangerously and five less SER
iosly injured in two coal oil explos-
ions in this county Sunda%.
Mrs. Alvin W. Shade, of Glengary,
attempted to kindle f"e Sunday
with coal oil, and in t.! explosion
that followed her clothing was ig-
nited. Before her husband could ex-
tinguish the blaze she was so badly
injured that she died a few hours
later. The husband was severely
burned and their litt!. daughter
slightly injured. Mrs. Shade was
daughter Of Joshua Whitacre, O!
De Haven, Va.
About the same hour an explosion
occurred at the home Of Robert
Parker, colored, in Banker Hill,
when his wife, Belle Parker, at
tempted to fill a lighted lamp. The
Gil ignited the woman's clothing and
set fire to the house The woman
was burned to dealt! and one
daughter, aged 7 years. received in
jQries from which she odd in a few
hours. Two othe.' children were
:, obabiy fatally burned.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-02-24
MONTAGUE IN BALTIMORE.
Former Governor Of Virginia Ais
Declares Democracy Needs
More Publicity.

Baltimore, Feb. 2l.--Former Gov
crnor Montague, Of Virginia, madC
striking figure on the platform q.
the Johns Hopkins commemorative
exercises. He spoke for an hou.
without manuscript and with the aic
Of only few notes on card. His
delicate irony-as when he referred
to former President Roosevelt as -
gentleman of tumultuous genius ano
almost superhrman energy
brought frequent ripples of laughte'
from his audience.
His talk ranged from contrast
ING OF what he called "the simple
life of Washington's time with the
varied and multiform and multi
piled" problems Of today to the sug
gestion that members of the Presi
dents Cabinets be given seats OF
the floors Of Congress to explain
their policies, Senators and Repre-
sentatives to have the right to ques
ton them.
In the course Of this address h
paused to pay his respects to tht
initiative and the referendum, the
recall and the review of judicial de-
cisions. the last of which he declared
ono Of the most dangerous tenden'
cies of the times.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-02-24
A REAL NERVE AND
BODY BUILDING MEDICINE.

We believe Rexall Olive Oil Enul-
sion is the best remedy made for ton
ing the nerves, enrichiEg the blood,
builiing up wasted tissues. renewing
health, strength and ere 'gy-the best
medicine you can use 4 you arc run
down, tired-out, nervous and deDil:tat-
ed, no matter what tie cause. 1t
doesn't depend for it's good effect
upon alcohol, or Forthcoming
drugs, because it conto rs none. It
NAV not make you feel better in
few hours, but it will make you feel
better, we are sure, just as soon as
the tonic and food properties it con-
tains have chance to get into the
blood and. through the E!oo1. into the
rest of the system. Pure Olive Oh!
and the Hypophosphites have long,
been endorsed by successful physlcl-
ans, but here, for the first time, they
are combined into one preparation
which. as nerve-food and build
er of strength and health. we believe.
has no equal.
If YOU don't feel well. begin taking
Rexall Olive Oil Emulsion today, and
buil3 your health and strengthen your
system against more serious illness.
To convalescents. old people, puny
children, and all others who are weak
run down or ailing, we offer ReXall
Olive Oil Emulsion with our persona
promise that. if it doesn't make you
we'll and strong again. It will cost
Won nothing. IF we didn't have the
utnost faith in It, we wouldn't offer
t with this guarantee. nar even rec
ommand it TO YOU. We arc sure that
once you have used it lou Will rec
,r1n,cnd II to your friends, and thank
rs for ilIaving recommended it to
YOU. Solt only at the more than
1000 Rexall Ftore. and in this town
!,v Wm. p. Taylor druggist olo
King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-02-24
TWO BURNED TO DEATH.
Two Others Dying, Result of Fire
Which Destroys Home.

Winchester, Va, Feb. An a
fire Saturday night, which destroyed
their home, another residence and
threatened the Methodist Episcopal
Church and other buildings at Bun
ker Hill, Berkeley county, w. Va.
Mrs. Belle Parker, was burned to
a crisp, her daughter, Viola, died
yesterday from burns, and her
sons, Floyd and Lewis, are dying in
hospitals. Two others who were
burned probably will recover. This
makes eight deaths from fire in
this section within week.
Mrs. Tmma Turner. who lives
near Winchester. was severely burn
ed while lighting an oil stove.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-02-24
STEAMER ASHORE.


NoIfo Va, Feb. 24--Pou2dinr
hard on treacherous coast, the
British steamer Sacham, which
went ashore Sunday near Hog Is
land. is in q dangerous condition.
The revenue cutters OnondaGa ard
!tasca and the tug l. J. Merritt sue
ceeded in pulling the big steamer
a few feet off the beach yesterday
but a high northeast storm drove
The vessel back.
The big towing hawsers were part
ed BY the fury of the gale and the
rescue craft had to hurry out &c
deep water to keep away from the
treacherous shoals.
The Sachem is a freight and pas
senger steamer. 1t could not De
learned if there are any passengers
on board, but Wilthy and Furness.
her agents here, say she is not a
tramp steamer as first reported
She was at the mercy Of severe
gale last night. accompanied by a
binding snow storm, the worst OF
the winter.
The steamer Riverdale, which was
stranded Friday night near Little Is
Land, was higher than ever on the
beach last night.
The Presidents yacht, Mayflower.
with a detachment Of enlisted men
ron board, was unable to sail yester-
dav for Mexico on account OF the
storm.
An unknown schooner is ashore
nlar Craney Island, and the tug
Reliance is standing by her.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-02-24
MEETING OF EDUCATORS.
Three Thousand Delegates Will At
tend Convention Tonight.

Richmond, Feb. 24.-Educators OF
nationwide fame from practically
every State in the Union arrived IN
Richmond to attend the convention
Of the department of education, Ma
tionai Education Association, and
allied organizations, which opens IN
the city auditorium tonight. 1t was
estimated that fully $500 delegates
were in the city today. Five hun
ared more are expected to arrive.
The convention proper will not get
under way until tomorrow night:
bet two separate meetings of the al
lied associations were held last
night.
TIE following subjects will be
discussed tonight:
Health Problems Of the Ameri'
can Public School," "Flans for Pro
noting Improvement in the Santa
ton Of Rural Schools" and "Su.
pervision and Care OF Persona
Health of Pupils in Rural Schools.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-02-24

Norfolk Fried Oysters at the Ram
mel Cafe.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-02-24
tUCTIDN SALE.
BY r. +. Knox, Auctioncer.


Arctien sale OF a desirable frame
house located on the west side o.
Columbus St. between Wilkes and
Gibhon streets in the City Of Alex
andria Va.
By virtue Of ani pursuant to the
terms Of deed Of trust dated June
4, 1906, executed by Robert Burke and
Cecilia Burke, his wife, to VI. r.
Harlow. as trustee. and OF record il
deed book No. 30. at page 40. Of the
land records of Alexandria City, Viz
"inia. at the written request and di-
rect:on Of the party thereby secured
default having been made in the pay
ment of the indebtedness secure: by
the said deed Of trust, the undersign-
ed trustee will offer Tor BALE n
pubic auction in flpr. Of the Roya?
street. entrance TO the Market House.
in Alexandria City. Va, on
SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 2S, 1914,
a ''S At IL O'CLOCK NJ.
thar parcel of groufd with the I'M
pEovemcats thereon and the appur:e
names thereto helonsing, located on
the west size Of Columbus street be-
tween wilkes and Gibbon streets, Al
exandri city, Va. and bounded as fol-
lows: ~ ,n 'iEt=
Beginning at a point on the west
side of Columbus street 152 feet 7 in
ches south Of Wilkes street and run
ming thence south on Columbus street
24ftsthence west. parallel with Wilkes
II u
11ifeet 10 inches wide; thence north
with said alley "a feet; thence east
parallel with Wilkes street 1T feet s
inches to the beginning, with right Of
way over said alley. and for deviation
OF title see Deed Book No. II Page
rae.
Ttssns Of Sslst Eaah. Gonvewns-
inE at the cess of the purchaser.
N. 3. HARLOW,
Rzustsss.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-02-24

goodbye Johnnie. You apply
"GETS-IT" in two seconSs-ro fuss
Ing with plasters that don't stay put
with salves that make corn pull"
and make the toe beefy and raw, witt,
knives, scissors, razors and diggers
that make corrs grow faster and that
n,2y cause blood poison from corn
cutting and corn-bleeding. GETS
1T" shrirels up the corns. they come
right off. That's the new principle
It's just common sense. No more
con-pains. "GETS-IT" is safe, ant
never hurts the flesh. Get rid Of corn:
and calluses.
"GETS-IT" Is sold at Zoe bottle
by all druaGNs, or ssnt disect if ycu
wish. fsom E. Lawssace & Co., Chi
cage. (sD.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-02-24
Thomas l.. Moore is III.

Roanoke, Va, Feb. 24.-Thomas
Lee Moore, former United States
district attorney for the Western
district of Virginia, and State
chairman of the Progressive forces
in the last presidential campaign, Is
critically Il! AT his home in this city
He WAS raralyzcJ Saturday after
noon while on i street car.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-02-24

Norfolk Fried Oysters at the RAM
mei Cafe.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-02-24

Ttssaa Of SALE EaaA. Gonveynne-
inr at the seS of the purchaser
N. 3. HARLOW,
&ntsss.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-02-24
SATURDAY. FIERY. IS. 1914,
Commencing al 10 4. NJ,

All the following property, viz:
Eighteen carriages, twenty-one
horses, eleven good hacks, six hacks
not in good order, four buggies, four
runabouts, six surries, one trap, two
ta!iyhoes; tea sets of double hack
harness; one set OF double surry nar-
ness; sixteen sets of buggy harness,
one set Of ambulance harness; and old
harness and other articles too numer-
Gus TO mention. :
The sale will commence at 10 o'clock
A. N and the property will be sold
at whatever price it will bring This
sale i. absolute and final.
Terms of Sale: Cash.
The BUSINESS Of the Mt. Vernon
Stables will be conducted az usual up
70 the dag of sale.
Q. E. MCeL, Trustee.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-02-24
TPTSTEES SALE
MOUNT VERNON STABLES,
lncnrnnrateG.

BY virtue Of the authority of the
Sea cf trust bearing date the 18TH
Jay of June. 1912. executed by the
Mount Tcrroa Stables. Inc. the said
Iced cf trust being recor cd in Liber
No. 81. page 124, of the records Of
Alex2 adria City Virginia: ond on ac
count Of one j. II. Hamilton having
sa..ed 70 comply with the terms Of the
sa.e Of this property made on the 18th
INST; the undersigned trustee, at the
request O: the party therein secured,
vii! offsr for sale on the premises at
No .Ii5 North ST. Asaph ST., Alex
anE,r;n ",
Washington Journal., 1914-05-23

terieregimentern eIeid MAIDEN. Dos
oaes fam i6lieBlid ser Eebenitift
tun; aber ole W1ilitGrmuiif
ga ion er bod gIeid oitf oen Bergen
bon @rin5iie 8artoffeln unO Salot
pflan5cn itatt Meinreben. Gin ehter
@iener iiberlebt oos niht.
@s lit iibrigens, aud nenn ale
@ermunftgriin0e oufiir ipreden, oudl
i'm Die rniformen ser bosniihcn
SoI0oten ido0e. @enn Die StraBcil
fIirrten, 70 mar uns Ger brauurotc
Sea arf oen idmor6en Sooren nod
immer 10 cine @rt Symbol Der brit
oerlideu @efiible fir Oen Silom.
Mon bat 0ie Siirfen in 9eIferrcih
un0 i~nsbeion0ere @ien miner germ
oebobt, nit Nlisnobn1e jener Nb.
Ihnitte in Ser @eihi6te. mo- iie elm
penig 31t nobe on Die StoOtmauern
beronfomen. 8ir beroonfen ibnen
enorm biel. @ie oie Rreuafabrer ben
8uder aus &Ieinoiien, 70 boben uns
sic Siirfen Ben &offee nod 8ien ge-
brodt nn6 oomit 0urh Oie @rrid)-
t1ng ser 4offeeb1uier ocn @runo 5ur
mooernen fiiooeutiden 2tteratur &C.
Ieqt. l1n0 Damn, ais Der 9rang nod
@eiten enogiltig bel ibnen nohlieB,
buben iie mi1ig uniere @oren ge-
folft, 5pei Sobrbun0erte lang. @s
gibt cine @ergeltiing in Der @elt-
gei6idte. @enn mir oIio Den braun.
rotten Se8 Ser 8osnier obIdaffen, 10
lit Oos io3ufogen fir uns Sic en6-
oiItioe liquidation 0es 8olfonfrie=
qe8. 8mii6en 1ns unO Solonifi bo-
ben li1 Slofpen uno @rieden elm
Qefhoben mir baben 90 unten nihts
mebr all fogen. @Gbreno mir nod
Dor 8tpei Sabren an Ser olterrei6i-
fdlen @rense 0em tiirfilhen Sol0oten
ber8lide @riiBe an Ben Sultan cuff
trogen fonnten lit oieier freun0ihoft-
Iide 8erfebr jebt erbebIid erihmert.
@ir moaen ober feline @rinnerltngen
mebr f%onierbieren, ionOern i'm @egen-
tell m0gli6It biel 0ornit aufraltmen.
@8 gebt Elm biBfen idmer, aber es
fnuB fein. 9os Morineomt ~berlangt
reue Sdiffe uro Ser Griegsminiiter
reue Rononen. Gs mag mandmaI
Dor bieIen Sabren in Dem gralten
9~rofeBbouS Nm Sof gemiitli6er unb
gang fider oltd iorgloier 5ugeganget
fem, in Dem tlelten am Stu6enring
1T es Inn 10 erniter. Cine nelte 3eit
podt aaentbalben in 9elterreid on
Sic SenTter uno iu6t @inloR. gtoh-
0enfli6er oIs ionft sebt es oiesmal
in ben Sriibting.
Washington Journal., 1914-05-23
Sci Der GrpLuiOnsfataitrOp6e

in Dem Nitrierroum ser Mftiengeien-
I6oft fir Naturalization in Ser
lin-2idtenberg iino, mie beitdtigt
miro, insgeiumt 8ebn Menidenleben
bernidtet poroen. Sci Der Seitltel-
lung Ser teilmeiie Bis 8ur llnfennt-
Ii6feit 5ugerihteten gerunglildten
our6 ibre Nrbeitsfoaegen famen 5n-
nGflt beri9ieoene SSrrtiimer Dor, Die
erft, naAoem sic 9(ngeborigen err
idienen fparen, getl1rt iper0en fonn-
ten. gs fino nlnmcDr ~gc6orgcn Die
2eifen Ser Mrbeiter gltit, &ilbn,
2inoner. Nrin uno @arOibn iofpie
nes SSsngenieurs 80i-l unto Der 8erf-
meilter @olon0fn uno Sta. Die Set
den Der 9(rbeiter Yalplowsfi uno
@ottfe ruben nod inter ben rau-
f)elloen uno nit @niIcr oilrdtranf-
ten Eriimmern. Ger Wiaterialida-
Sen lit beocutcn6, ga taft oae @cb1u-
oc bei91oigt moroen iino.
Washington Journal., 1914-05-23
Ser 6cOrObte @esimentstambOnr.
@ien, @uoe Maro.

NlSttf S|tOG ~NA~Oe
Mls I'm oorigen Sa6r oie 0lterrei-
6ii9e &riegsbermaItung aus benz
altersgrouen 8alaIt Sim Sol ME
elmer Ser intimlten Nl1Be 8ierls
beiBt, in ous gaf8 MODERN erboute
&ieiengebar0e ON Stubenring iiber-
iie0elte, nabn1en sic @eneralitdbler
Die &eiteritatue oes alten 5elOmdr-
i6aas NaoeBfp nit, uno ftellten tie
Dor Dem neuen &riegsminilterium
auf. Sb fi9 Ser CUTE @ater &aoebfD
bier mobler fiiblt als anf ieinem frii-
beren Stanoort Sim @ot lit lebr Die
6rage. 9enn BORT blidte er ben gatl-
0en Sag oltf Die bur1ten SAirme Der
SebltIerinnen uno @emiifefrauen Der
ab, borte ft9 lire meitberiibmten
9ialoge an, uno oann gob es 5Dei-
nal i'm Sabre nod cine @rtraab,
pe6ielung auf oieiem alten Y1aBe:
ben Nifolomarft uno Sen 8eibnn6ts-
marft nit Ieinem bunten Sreiben.
Sim Stllbenring, mo er ieBt ltebt,
fauden ibm Die eleftriiAen StraBen-
babnen obne lrterlaB ben ga16en
Gag Dor Dem Yoitomt porbei, un0
Die Autos tuten geruoe an oieiem
Snotenpunft 6es 8erfebrs b~eiot1oers
obrreiBeno. llno auh ionit Ut Die
neue llmgebung 10 gan5 anoers als
9fm Sof. Stott alf BoIdlte gu BIZ
den, Die bon elmer groBen 8ergan'
gcnbeit tr6umen, bot Der 6elomor-
ihaa jest lauter @eb6u6e Inn iih,
Die cine 3ufunft bnben molen. Bum
8eiipiel Die iogor iibermwOerne
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