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Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1914-06-27

along to your mates; the first man
that shows himself above-deck in a RIG
as filthy as yours will do his wateh's
laundry for a week. Get along with
you"
Aye, aye, STR" And the man sa.
iuted and stepped away with alacrity.
A moment later Tom and the owner
were alone In the charthouse away
ZION th9 confusion Mr. Brownlow got
down to business Immediately lie fur
nished Tom with "A list OF stewards
supplies. comprising everything from
gasoline for The launch to champagne
Tor tho passengers. a glance at which
made the skipper open hts eyes.
''Whsw!" he whistled. That reads
like Rector menu. we shant 90
hungry or dry IN the officers mess,
anyhow"
I'D like to do things right" returned
Brownlow. rubbing his spare hands
With obvious satisfaction. There
viii be ladies in the party. and they
are very particular people"
LADIES'" exclaimed Captain pSin-
reg. scowling, "on secret cruise i
don't Ike thatG
-the othAr nodded But you won't
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BOOK III.


CHAP ER iL-Continued.
By which episode It may be seen
that Tom Phinney OF the Powhatan,
and Captain Phinney of the yacht
Kohinur. were two distinctly different
personalities detail worth remem.
bering in the light OF what 10 to follow
later on.
When Tom swung aboard at the
head OF hts recruits, his appraising
eye took in at once the decks untidy
appearance. the indolent attitudes of
the watch and the men forward, and In
the face of so many evidences Of lax
discipline he utterly ignored Brown
lows demonstrations OF JOY at his ap-
pearanee. He addressed hts mate:
"Will you look at this canal barge,
Mr. Mercer? Put those loafers to work
at once. and make 'em jump. Charter
er's coming aboard tonight, and I'd be
ashamed to look him In the face If |
had to meet him in pigpen like this.
Got down the ommodation-ladder-
he can't climb a rope. The bosun will
take the launch ashore after supper
and wait for the party" He wheeled
abruptly upon the sailor of the launch.
What's your name?"
Charlie Winnard. sir"
Very we'll. Charlie Winnard: you
know what you have to do, so step
lively. And you might pass word
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Then. In the mulatto stewardese'
mellow accents:
This way, please. follow me. I'll
show you the way to the saloon"
And by the time Tom had collected
his scattered wits sufficiently to curse
his awkward hardness and ineptness.
he was alone.
Incredible as every law OF probable
ity might try to make 1t appear. never
theless there was no gainsaying the
fact that the fresh, sweet girlish voice
which had just fallen upon his hearing
was the same that, only a few nights
previously at Rocky Cove, had set his
pulses to leaping and his imagination
TO reVeiing in an ideal. ridiculous, rose
colored dream of the future.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1914-06-27
Return Address.

One small boy of my acquaintance
viii be careful when be grows up
about that business Of writing his ad-
dress legibly. II he retains his present
sense Of Importance of making the
point clear He was saying his pray.
ers the other evening, and. after thu
enumeration of those upon whom he
invoked 5 blessing, concluded. And
make me a good boy"-snd then. after
pause. IA. I.adysmith avenue.
Amen There was to % no mis-
take about the destination 81 tie an
.sNer.- LoCdon Chrocicle
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1914-06-27
Pure-5red Ewes Wintered on Alfalfa
Without Grain.

loss. If a lamb-creep can be arranged
from the sheep corral to an al
falfa pasture, the lambs viii soon
learn what it is intended for and will
do far better on it than if confined to
a dry yard. Newly seeded alfalfa can
be pastured with less danger of bloat
than an old field, and the packing of
the ground by the sheep passing over
it is frequently a great benefit to the
alfalfa.
AS a roughage for fattening sheep
alfalfa hay has no equal. and cases of
bloat from the hay are exceedingly
rare. 1t can be fed either whole or
cut, and fed with grain. Many prefer
this method of feeding. claiming that
there is less waste by it. In feeding
experiments nothing has been found
for roughage that equals alfalfa for
fattening sheep. In an experiment
at the Kansas station, alfalfa and
prairie hay were compared as rough
ages. In the test the grain ration was
corn and cottonseed meal for both
lots. Those receiving alfalfa hay made
an average daily gain of 1886 pounds
per head, while the lot on prairie hay
made only 1888 pounds per head daily,
the alfalfa lot making almost twice as
great gains. The alfalfa seemed to
give the lambs a better appetite and
they were always ready for their grain,
and as soon as their grain was cleaned
up they were ready for the alfalfa.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1914-06-27
EXCELLENT FOR SHEEP
ALFALFA ALMOST INDISPENSA-
BILE Tc LIVE STOCK GROWER.
From Comparative Obseurity II Has
Come Into Prominence During Last
Ten or Fifteen Years for
Breeding Animals.
CIV r. ]. KINZERN

The use of alfalfa cannot be too
strongly urged with sheep, either the
breeding or fattening stock. AS the
method Of farming has become more
intensified and the open range grows
less each year, an acre of alfalfa must
be made to take the place of many
acres of range pasture.
Sheep, being ruminants, are able to
handle a much more bulky feed than
horses. A breeding flock of sheep can
be carried through the winter season
very successfully with but little grain
in addition to alfalfa hay Ordina-
rily the first cutting of alfalfa is not
as good for sheep as the second and
third cuttings, as it is usually coarse
and stemmy, and sheep do not eat
these stems readily.
1t is about as safe to pasture old
sheep on alfalfa as it is cattle. They
thrive ON it, and make excellent gains;
but sheep bloat easily and there is
likely to be a little loss from this
source. Lambs can be pastured Cd
aALdlid viii OuI HtlAe uduSSi VI DlooeI
and the way they grow on alfalfa is
a delight to the shepherd They should
never be put on the pasture, when
they are empty and hungry, and it is
always well to allow them access to
some dry feed and keep them off
the alfalfa until the dew is off; also
on damp days. A mixture of alfalfa
and brome-grass or alfalfa and or
chard grass is a safer pasture than
alfalfa alone.
A flock of ewes and lambs can be
grazed for a short time each day on
alfalfa with but little danger of any
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1914-06-27
CHAPTER III.
The kohInur's charterer

H~ NNifhAF GNaTLcFGF.
10 1t to be wondered at that for the
rest OF the night Tom remained in a
state of such feverish excitement that
he forgot to sleep? Here, in the most
amazing manner imaginable. he and
the Girl once more were thrown to-
gether-and, too, under circumstances
that not only promised the most de-
lightful sort of intimacy, but were not
likely soon to be term II ated An I'm
wonted light shone in his eyes, and his
tanned jaw settled into lines of deter
mination that were not without a de-
gree of grimness.
What's the use!" he morosely
growled. She'll have nothing to do
with me. made seventeen different
kinds of fool OF myself Monday night
wh5h she got me out of that dark
room. Unless she realizes
that a scrape like that is enough to
turn any fellows head"
And this led him to Eliminating on
the strangeness of his adventure. and
to a consideration of the rest of the
party, which he INDUCED briefly only
because he remembered how inexplic-
ably their dcings had become identi-
fed with Miss Carew's disappearance
for undoubtedly they were the same
people who had inhabited Number 1913
and how greatly Rudy was inter.
ested in their movements. This reflec-
ton sobered him completely.
Should he not at once notify Mr..
Flint? Did the allegiance he had only
today assumed outweigh the obliga-
tons of a lifelong friendship?
Here was a problem that was a lit
tie too much for Tom to decide off
hand, and he began to be conscious of
vague, growing sense of doubt and
misgiving. He began to perceive the
possibility of future complications that
would keep him floundering helplessly
in all sorts of predicaments; either in
reference or non-interference by him
might be the occasion for any amount
OF future regret and lasting remorse
and mental suffering. but he had ar
rived at the decision before turning
in. that, considering everything, he
should be filled with a sense of graft
tude for the fortuitous chance that
had moved him to call on Brownlow.
Captain Phinney was again astir
long before sunrise. He took it upon
himself TO see that the decks had such
a scrubbing down, the brasswork and
glass such a polishing. as. in all prob
ability. they had never before received.
He had himself well in hand now. and
every man-jack aboard recognized in
the calm. forceful individual who di-
rected so concisely what was to be
done, a skipper who thoroughly under
stood his business and whose orders
were to be obeyed with prompt thor
oughness.
So, at four bells of the morning
watI h-or six o'clock by land time
when he and the Girl came unexpect-
edly face TO face, outwardly Tom was
perfectly composed. though his heart
straightway commenced a mad pound
ing and he was filled with a conviction
that a sudden unaccountable difficulty
In his breathing was going to make
him speak as If a tremolo stop had
been pulled out in his vocal apparatus.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS


This priest was assisted n the or
ganization OF the monastery in Swift
Zerland by a German co-religionist. by
a priest from Burma. and by English
and Dutch converts. Thus five men
formed the first Buddhist brotherhood
in Europe. All wear the traditional
yellow robes of the Buddhist monks.
Upon learning that the community
would undertake no active propagan-
da. the Swiss authorities placed no OBJ
stacles In their way.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1914-06-27
Working for Independence.

Give more attention to the orchard,
the garden. the poultry and the farm
animals, and it viii not be necessary
to worry so much over the general
crops. With fruits. vegetables, poul-
try. eggs, milk, butter, pork and other
articles of food raised on the farm
for the family table 1t will not require
very large crops to make you indie
pendent on the farm.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1914-06-27
TO DESTROY CANADA THISTI E
First Step in Eradication Of III.
Weed Is to Prevent All Plants
From Going TO Seed.

The Canada thistle is a perennial
which ranges from one to three faet
in height. The flower heads are rose
purple in color. A white feathery IN.
of hair is attached to the mature .aed
which aids In it's distribution. Tho
plant flowers from June to Septembe,
but usually natures in July. The frst
step in the eradication of this weed Is
to prevent all plants from going n
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1914-06-27
Successful as Breeders.

To be successful as bFeeders u .,
necessary that we be good judges ~
dairy animals, have an ideal tiIs -
mind and always in our selections 49,
mating keep working toward %
ideal
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1914-06-27

Protect and shelter the birds as
much as tossibles ( few wind breaks
or thiekets Of brush on the farm give
the birds a nesting place and they pay
for it by catching many injurious in
sects.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1914-06-27

seed. 1t is often necessary to go into
grain fields with scythe and cut this
weed out to prevent it from seeding
before the main crop is cut. Plow
the land as soon as the crop of grain
is removed. Then replow late In the
fall, leaving all roots possible exposed.
A three-year rotation of barley, clover,
corn or other cultivated crop should
be practised.
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c1,ntrnI nf Onion Maacrt

No entirely effective method o' 'O-
trolling the onion maggot has -
been discovered. according %
Massachusetts experiment stat-o-
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tanten. Die ibren 3nnben perbisten,
100 unbers Su taufen. aub lit barin
pas 9erbpt gegen gemeiniame 9irttz
torien entbalten. RG6itoem nimLlt
es 9 2rbeiters unO 6ormers0ersinigali-
stn BON oen StrdfbeitimmInsen Der
Sruitseiese aus uno oerfiist @ei6pps
renens pro5tiie fir Wibahtunss Der
fabren ipeeen llebertretiing bon @es
ri6tsbeIeblen. 0isie 9prlage lit iiber>
fliiiIis, auber iopeit es. ben Irbeit:r.
i6nb betrifft. neil Die @eridte aIle
9anolunssn, tpelte bic 9orlase itrufs
fdli9 ma4t, bereits perbpten baben.
sbatiGhli1 bat bus beitsbenbe Geles
Slir isplee 9ebabt, bab 9dnDlunglH
riidgGnsig gema6t lpurben, ebe pie
@eri6te lie beanitanoeten. Dies be-
si,h Ii6 and auf Die ertpGbnte Gripers
bune pon Grslogern bur6 BEN Stab! +
SruIt. OieIer bat oas @eieb riatisrr
erIabt, ais bic 9eiebgeber in WaI5s
inaton, inoem Der Sruit bic padttors
tratte auf bic sroben Gr3Iager an Den
Seen riidgdn9ig 9ema4t bat, I'm einsr
seri6t!ihen 9luflDhlns au entgebel
Die ameritanii6e Snbuitrte lpeib san3
senau, mas lie gu t6un uno gu laheH
bat. Sn Wirtlitteit bat lie es imre;
sepubt, bat ii6 aber an oas 8elsr
ni9t getebrt, neil iis teine Boil
Itredun9 oesIelben erpartete. Sn eer
gpllitredung Iiegt Der aern Ser 5ruit'
geiebaebung. Siebt bic Regierut1
puraui, bab bic 5ruitssIese befoiai
perosn, oann Iino peiters GeieBe MIDI
nDtbia uno Iogur I4dolih, Dei lie, !pit
Oos BEL alien nsuen @eieBen Der Yah
| lit, neue 3peiIel uno llngepibbstt A.r'
porrllfsn.
Die annette 9orlage, bic Gooingtor
SraOe GommiiIion gia genannt, lteQt
ale 9eI6Gftc in oen Ser, Staaten M
ter poliseiuufIiht uro ma6t lie al:
oes Wonopolismus perbG6ti9. Use
oos Der 8eI6Gitspslt 9eptbheit lna
gerubislmg sefpGbren tauu 1T uner'
griinolid 9as Gsieb tdnn nuI
i6Gbli6 pirten.
Die brittle 9orldae itcllt bic Gmil'
lion BON Giienbahnsqupieren untrr
ReQierunsss s&ontrOlle. Sm prinaiH
| 1T lie einpanOsfrei unb mtt uiib!icb.
cod entbGlt lie oeridisbene Gnpro'
munger. fpeI6s Der aorrettur bsoIs'
fen. Die Bills perbsn uber in oieI:r
aongrebs sSibung nidt erIeoiat nsr'
ben. nit ausndbms Der Bill pelte t'e
GeIhGfte unter Die aortroIe Der RE
gieruna itsQt, neil Der grdiiSent ol:'
auf beitsbt ooB bic iddbIi6ite Dor
lage gum GeieB srboben ipsrSs.
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sdiuei,er ssobli1atisfeits 0cieu'
idjaft.

Gic Sf,pei5er @obItbdtigfeits'Se'
ieuidoit batie geitern gsa6nittng I'M
ter goriis Ses Yraiioenten gietor
Gper imo Se,ret1r ID. 0aelin I'M
Shwci5er Gaiino cine Spe5laiper'
iammIling einberuien, I'M iber Dem
enlpiang Oes shipei5er'@eianotel'
in saaibinstcnL Or. asaI 8itter. 5iI
beratben nno biesbeSiigiifje 8orteb'
rlmacn su treifen. gs runroe elm ans
ben Serreu Sris 2eboer irno Otto
9lnuer beiieberi0es aonlmittse err
nonnt, Inn nit Den Serren aonliil
CD. 9uetbe uno Geo Gper DOM
8riitip8erein uno ben Serreu oes
gdapei3er Mdnnerbors am 2onners'
iag 9ornittag Zen Gefenoten an
gabnbof empiangen rrto 81 leinem
Soiel aeIeiten. Tem gmpiang i6lieBt
fif, Elm 9iiiner in @icIcrts Bapi!lon
oil, lpornui cine @eii6tignHg Der
Stabt per gutcmobil folgt. Vim
slbeno periammeIt iid Die Sdppei3er
ssulpnie 9ineinnati's uno llmgebung
i'm Sdppei,er aaiino, no cine EDIT
idppei5eriitc Samilien 8uiammen.
finit itaitfirbet. Ger Sfipeiser D'an'
nerdor miro eiilise 2ieoer an @ebor
6ringen lnb lit fir anoere llnterbal.
tlmgen ebeniaas in ansreid)enoer
Sgeiie Gorge setrasen. Ger Seianote
perldbt Nbenos I'M 8 llbr elilcin'
natl Inn iib mad ct. 2onis 81 be.
aeben, ron mo er naf Reoria. Sa.,
idbrt, poieIbit er ON ID. Siui gele.
aentlid, oes Sfauei5er SanserielteS
sic seItre6e balten miro. slac Sdnpei.
5er perben sebeien, ii9 am IL. Snni
i'm S6,pei5er aaiinc einouiinoen.
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Oebnrtem.

gbarles unb Gbna Boiling, 336
Oregon, Wdbdtn.
Hrso. unb 2ouiia Sohannss. Mars
bel 9lptnue. Wdbdsn.
Squire unb emma Wipens. 1873
9rsmont, Wdo4en.
Sobn unb Grsba ahoriparib 90 Sf
% ;Widsn, anabe.
gDiQiam r. iinb Sulia Wooo, 7l6
TlcWillan, anabe.
Spparb .. unb Marsdrst 9snosr'
ION. 1920 Burnst, andbe.
srrsberid $. unb CLARA StarHaH,
533 Soptins, anabe.
Suiius unb GmiIis Rssbp, 1874
Yulis, Gnabe.
Gilbert unb anna GijsnmaH. 2o4
6ampton 9lats, WiGbhsn.
5arrp un6 Sabis Siurla, 1872
6iaiibe, WdodSn.
Ridarp unb Waub Wloore, prles
Sin, Mob6sn.
Wlid,asl uno aai,.,:rine Willtr, Wsa'
biionpille, WIb6sn.
Wtrls R. unb aa.berine 9rabs
mann Wsaoiionpills. WGotxn.
5rani unb 4ns.la Rob, 3l3 Sar'
riion, Gnabe.
gDiatam uno Rarp Bib, Bolt
@lenrpap, anabe.
George unb Wprtl. Sanbmann,
934 Stats, Gnabs.
Sus3 unb CLARA GIabsrtp, l2So
Gid Run Roab, anabe
petsr unb aorain Scrn. WloniroIe
glpe., WGoden. -
syrsb. unb gbriitina anapp, 2437
Bloom, MGohen.
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S.lcaTe ais gremier.

9ie iran30iiihen Tolitifer brioIicn
ii6 nit elmer Nufgabs, Die an oaa
9emIbsn, bic Quloratur oss arellts
5u iin0cn, crinnert. Ias SoIt bat
iih bel oen llBten @ablen iilr glb'
riiintng erflQrt, Denigitens iniupelt
baB es bie orciiGbrige Iienit5eit nitt
miini6t. Sie Golititer hottel lid
mobl pcrpilid)tet, Die @oItsitImr1e 5li
bcriidiidltigen, aber lie polleu ollh
alli oas slbrilitilugsproarumm nitt
cingebcn S9Sn 6oIae bieies 3picipal'
ties lit Mpiani, Dem Der 9luitrcG 5u'
theil mlrbe, elm &nbInet 81 t!loen
3uriidoctreten, nie Oa$ Miuiitcriitm
9oimergue Iron uOrbcr aus Dem
GIcidcn @rlmoc icine GntlaIiin1 &C.
iorocrt hat. linnchr III on IelcaIIe
Der gluitrag crGan9cn elm aablnet
All hilOen. @leih3eitig miro perilft,
oic 9eoeutllng, Deihe Der gerl'lng
OelcaIies inne pohut, orrd Die Nt'
bollptlng ab,libmGten oob ,icrin
fcine GrohrlQ Geqcn Gciltidllauh lie
&c mo in Gerbinolmg hermit miro
elm 9lmmcnruGrden er5dbIt, ooB Der
nentId)c Safer IeIcaiif 81 einen BE
il'dhc eingelahcn habc, oieicr ab"t aus
Riidii6t auf Rublano Der GiuI4s
olmq nidt SolRe Qehen fonntc SIlle
@enHihunaeu, cin aobinct 0cicaiie
ol5 harnhos bin3uIteQcn, iino oer-
QebIi6c 9lrbeit Gclcaiif NOR pom ie.
her elm ousaeiprodcuer Ieillb
9eutihInnos uno fInmmert iiA nit
aQcn ,Saicrn az 9luiIano. @rinat er
Gin @ohlnct ~ StonOe. 10 miro Die
6reijdbrise Dienitseit isin programT
Tein uno limb audi nod peitsrs Jor0es
runaen fir militGriite 3lpede su err
parten.
I'm 9cltti1Ian0 miro man bon ci.
ner ioltEn GntrpidIlng Der Ciuae
ne6er iiberraiG)t, nod beitilr5t ietn,
neil man bort alif 9lQes porbtreitet
lit, mas id ercigncu fonnte sir
oieies lit cs ieititrhenber @rlnlSiab,
onb es icinc Sidlcrbeit mcber Don Ell.
ncr Rcriou. nod BON irQcno Cinem
2an0c a6bdnliq ma4t, ion6crn bereit
lit, iih oeoen bie qan3c 0elt 81 uer'
thcioiaen, peun es icin mrB, mas ma
tiirIid, ni6t oasif)Iirbt, OnB Miles,
miQfommen peheifcn nirb, mos ocm
@ricOcr bient. oo 1eutiflanb5 ToTi.
tif mas niht oft aenua mie6erholt
mer6en foniL ausihlieblidb urrO ullein
aiti ,Sricben lrridtet lit.
@as ueoenru1rtia intcrciiirt III ole
1Sraac, oh 9elcaiie iid gegen 0ia 9lb.
qeoronetcn.aamner behutpten fonn'
te, Die pom @pIfc Den slllitral crhal'
ten hat. i'm Sinne Der 9lbriiitna lno
oes Tricoens all nirfen. llns iheint
es nidt oenfbnr, baB TeIcaii6 i'm
Stanoe p1rc ieinen @illen Der Nd,
ton aliJlhrdliaeu. 1nB er es per.
iuht benefit, oaR or nah 9lrt offer
Sanatifer Die 3eiden DER 3eit nitt
bcriteht uno ipe5ieQ Die @eiinnlnqen
Srs iron,oiiihen @oIfes mibperfennt.
Sic Nbneiguna I'M @olfe qegen ole
militdriifcn Siiitingen lnio 6amit
geaen 9iublano lit nid)t iibcr Radlt
critanoer, ionoern modlt iidj idon ieit
.Iangerer 3eit pa6rncbmbar. 8as
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2ubloiu aaaoons.

Das unter 2siiuna b<s 6errn mil.
lion Rrombah itsberbe GIubbaus in
ben 2uspons In bon pornberein ein
grcber Grfoia aspseH. Mon iann
gabls bhote obsr Ia Carte ipel,
FEN unb Ride unb Rcuer iinb Dor.
siialid. llnastbsilten geifan finben
aud bic 9broler Sdnasr, bic auf
Der srobcn Weranbd tire luitiaen cSons
Icr nnb gllpenliebsr unter 3itberbsaIss
tuna eridalsn IalIen. giubsrbeiH
fam man auf ben 2aqiinsn @Dptfahs
rsn unb fiiden. i'm sansiaaI tanssn
unb bann aiebt ss nod pislerIsi anpsre
Ginriftunaen sum Qlmiifemsrit nnb
2rm 3sitperirsib. Cine nibt aerlnse
Qltiraftion bilben duh bic Wsttrennes
In benz Wlotprbrome. bic iebsn Mitt.
mod, Sumitua unb Gountaa iosttins
ben.
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BON Der Site iibermannt.

Dabrenb s.itsrn Radmiitas Mils
ton Sdumbsrser, bon Ho. 1l3l
Gpriua @rope glpeuue an Der eaitern
glpenue einem @aieban Spiel 5lriab,
tpl,rbe er bon Der pise iiberrnannt
unb brad, belplbtlos 5iiiommen Gs
aelang, ben gfom Dieoer 3n iif 5i
briuaen, iporaui er mittelit sluto.Ta'
troIpoaens rad ieiner @obnius
iiberfiibrt tpilroe.
Dor benz &auie gso. 563 Weit 6.
Strabe brad Der gseaer Charles ca.
pprs infolge DER Site obnmad)tig 5it-
iammen umb nnlbte nadl benz itabti.
ifen aranfenbaus sebradlt iperoen.
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gokal.Dfrid)t
Sut perwedlIeli.

Ger gertreter bes 8oltsblatt ere
miid)te geitern Rahmittag IN Der
Sale geIesentlid Der
,5eier 6es o. Meeiments einen tren'
bcn Strobbnt, beiien eigentbiinIer
ii6 Notwithstanding nit bem Sut oes
3citnmgsmannes fdnriidt. Ter I'm
tauid) Der aopibeoeding lam beiifs
nad, 2 llbr Nnbmittass in Der He'
oattion bes golfsblatt eriolgen.
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5au.ntien' 'gnmmel.
Berlin. enbe Wadi.

8etuibe StraBen itempeln Die
Stdote. Sic iiben Sann nit Der
t3eit cine aspiiie seiitius 1prannsi
aug, iuoem iie nod iminer tros aller
8cranoerunaen, Die iie ourhmaden,
tros oaer 8eri6iebungen oes Der.
febrs als Mittelpunfte, als @abr3ei.
den ser Stabt gelten. @enn bic
aolncr BON ibrer Soben Gtrdi,e, Die
8reslauer pon Der S6lpeioniter
Strokc. bic 2eipjiaer DON Der Grim.
maiden Strabc iprcfen 10 perfnii.
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Gs 1T feitgeitsllt ~ oroe1,
baB bic Gnti6eibung. no Waffsn IN
Me1ito geIunOet peroen oiirien. os.n
Sdiffabrtsoepnrtement hes 9unoeIse
Wiriiteriums suitebt, aber oas 0es
rartemsnt bat feline Snitrrlttionen, z:
e. feline QlltpritGt ausiiben iol. 0lti'
puror ni6t oefinirt. neil bic ge3i:s
bunoen Der Ser. Staaten gu Wer:to
untlar iino. Milo 9ieieuiesn, !oelds
All entI6sioen baben, piFen nift. WGa
#. tbun iollen. Sls lit cine Sa6Iaae,
bic man als lG6erli6 be3ei6nen nun.
sic bat ubsr aud ibre ernite Selt'.
60 lanoe teine 9lotaDe iiber Die me-
ritaniIte Siiite perbdngt poroen it
ha6en fremos RltiOnen Elm Ret.,
@affen nuh Werito gu I6tden rHo
hiirfen es ausiiben, gIsihoiel. mas a.s
srpGbnte 9epartement befieblt oosr
nitt befisblt. 9oourt lit man lln
oe8pungen, benz QroteIt Der osutin'l
GreIie gegsn Die 8erhdn8un1 einsr
Strafe iibey lie nYpirunga" uno pgis
paria" pe1en unbsfuaten Wdffealan'
bens bei3uitimmen. IS 1T uu6 MD.
ansunebmsn, 6ub bic Oeirtite Re9iss
runq bisIe Qrgsls7enheit rubig hinqes
In laITen niro glrr ii stnem pun'te
fe6iisfen Sts beutI6ldnoiiten @-eBs
Sommentare elmer Ri6ti9ItellunI.
Na6 i6rsr 9lniift mar pie @er6Ghs
oun9 Der Strdfs Elm beubiittiutes u;s
freunoIifes 9erfahren Qe9en Seutif.
Lamb. 9os 1T Elm urtbeil pel6c3
elmer 8oreindenommenhsit Der oeutiu,s
lGnoiIdoen qreiIe Qe9cn Die ger. Sta;s
tel entitammt uno enolih aufb0tsr
rolte. 0d bierour6 Die ge3ieblnGs.
8Diihen ben beiben Gdnoern unnDtbi'
aer Weiie oetriibt mer0en. Die g's
itrafrnu erfolots neil es ben 8e1Dr
sen in 9erl grul an tlarsn NnWt'@
Tungen nus @af6inaton fe6lte unr
bort tonnts man nihts 9eitimmtes
pori9reiben, neil unIere Reuierlns in
Der meritaniiten 9ln1elensnheit in ei'
nem l.rburf,brinoliher Rebel favNt.
Sie peib Ielbit nift, Moran lie !.
uno mas lie DiQ.
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gntaeaenfo o III M G no.

.GntihuIbigen sic siitisit, mein
Serr, bnB if osbrer Sraii Gemablin
ben Smrm oes sIeibes absctreteH pa.
bel"
%, bite @enn Sic mol
len, trete id) Sbnen bic ganse Grali
ab!"