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Omaha daily bee., 1914-12-27
st. James Orphans
Enjoy Celebration

A delightful Christmas celebration
that warmed the hearts OF 1877 youngsters
OF g. James orphnnage was staged at
that institution Christmas afternoon by
thu Knights of Columbia
beautiful tree. substantial and useful
gifts and plenty Of wholesome candy
were provided by Santa Claus, otherwise
known as Gus Bhomner Then a fine
cruhestra concert was given and dis
play Of holiday motion pictures was pre-
scented by ID. M. Borg.
Other musical entertainments by the
Misses cottrsll rounded out the happy
Christmas program. IA special recogni-
ton 10 the devoted sisters In charge at
the orphanaso Santa Claus sounded his
bugle IN their honor. and all tho kiddios
cheered and whistied.
The knights OF Columbus annually
finance and present tho celebration for
the little orphans. Those in charge this
year included T. p. Redmond, chairman;
Tom ouinian. p. II. johnson, Leo Hoff-
man. Dave oRren. J. A. schaIl, Feeus
Mc0Oughs p. q. Boland ana p. H. sulli-
wan.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-12-27
Pastors Wife Gets
Hat Covered With
Martha Washingtons

The Castelar, Street Presbyterian Sum
Cay school held its annual Christmas en-
teFtainment IN the church auditorium
Friday evening. before an audience of
come 400 people, mostly composed OF
scholars and their parents.
A tableau, Christmas for All the
WorId."s was presented by fifty children,
costumsd as the different peoples OF
Asia. South America and the United
Gtaeaa
At The conclusion OF the play, Mr.. will
am Kunoid explained that owing to the
war IN Europe Il would be impossible
for the people OF CASTELAR, TO make their
usual chriBtmas gift to the pastor He
added. however. that they would present
AIRS. Meek. the pastors wife. with new
hat for wearing next spring. A hat,
two feet IN diameter. covered with sew
emty 81 bills. was then presented her,
with the good viii Of the congregation.
Santa Claus impersonated by Herman
Kreiie, passed out bags OF candy to $50
Sunday school scholars.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-12-27
SHOLES ALMOST
$4,000 VICTIM
United States Attorney Howell Saves
Him from Falling for q Big
Land Deal Fraud. \
J. ". O'CONNELL Is ARRESTED
Wa Already Under Indictment I'm
New Mexico Land Deal and Was
TryinG 60 Trade shOles
some Bogus MOrtgases.

On charges Of devising a scheme TO de-
man. and his patrons OF $4,000 worth
OF property and Of using the malls for
the purpose, j. w. o'Connells who until
recently was a real estate operator with
offices In the Brandeis Theater building,
was arrested Christmas day at Verdun,
RSeb.. by Deputy United States Marshal
Logan Summons
o'Connell was already under indictment
by the fedraI grand jury, and IL alleged
by United States District Attorney r. 8.
Howell to have been instrumental in de-
frauding a man named Kier Of a LOO
acre irrigated tToct in New Mexico, by
trading worthlcfa deeds and abstracts to
. fictitious l0l-acre farm near Fort
Crook, which O'Connell claimed 70 own.
Court decree In New Mexico set aside
she fake trade, Prosecutor Howell says.
Then o'connell. who held a $4,000 mort
gage on the New Mexican tract. IL alleged
60 have been all ready to trade his notes
ana mortgages. made worthless by tho
court decree. for a fine Douglas county
farm. Shoies being almost hoodwinked
into making the deal.
AZ the last minute eholes learned that
UConnell was already under Indictment.
Ee promptly consulted Prosecutor How
eli. the alleged fake deal was exposed Just
In time, end o'connslrs arrest quickly
followed He was taken TO Mullen. Neb.,
for preliminary examination before the
United States commissioners.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-12-27
ston That Couch

DIR, Kings New Discovery will do It;
get bottle today-a quick. safe. sure
cough and cold remedy. SOC and 500. All
druggists. -Advertisement.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-12-27

lawful business under the cloak Of The
so-caIled Edison licaDse agreement"
The plaintiff asserts that II had built up
by January. 1909. a business which he'd
q valuable good viii and was profitable
one; but that its business has become
practically worthless since that date be-
cause Of the acts Of the defendanta
The extent Of injury is fixed at SeoOooO,
and the amount sued for is asked under
that section Of the law which prescrfbes
threefold damages.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-12-27
n. n. WOODRUFF DIES AT
HOME OF HIS PARENTS

Ralph n. Woodruff. formerly anver-
Using manager Of the Twentieth Century
Warmer. died at 7:so o'clock Wednesday
evening at Pola. H., the home OF his
parents. Mr. Woodruff was compelled
70 leave Omaha nearly a year ego be-
cause OF III health. The news OF his
death was a great surprise TO his many
Omaha friends, because the last report
Feoeived here was that he was improving
although II was known BY his more In
innate friends that ne was a very sick
man
Omaha daily bee., 1914-12-27
Big Film Company
is Sued as Trust by
New York Concern

NEW YORK, Dec &-The Greater
New York Film Rental company. an ex-
change for the circulation Of moving
picture films In New York City filed a
Sherman law suit today against the
General Film company. its officers and
component companies, for 81. 10000. three
times the amount OF damages alleged 10
have been caused by the defendants acts.
It is charged that the defendants have
combined to operate and conduct an un-
Omaha daily bee., 1914-12-27
PLAN ORGANIZATION TO
ENCOURAGE MANUFACTURERS

r. A. Brosan. c. A. Cess and J. A c.
Kennedy have been appointed a COM
usitaee - determine upon the legal status
Of an Industrial association the Com
merolal club Is planning to form for the
purpose OF encouraging the location OF
new industries in Omaha. This com
miftee win be asked 10 go over the pro-
posed articles Of Incorporation and see
that the plan meets the legal require
ments
Omaha daily bee., 1914-12-27
FARMERS CONGRESS
MAY BE HERE IN SEPTEMBER

the hast week OF next September IL
tentatively agreed upon as the date for
the big meeting Of the National Farmers
Congress IN Omaha W. L. AInes OF
Oregon. Wis, has notified the bureau Of
publicity Of this tentative date. He
states that the delegations from the east
VIII be large and that many expect TO
50 from Omaha TO San Francisco for the
exposition bsr0fe they so back home.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-12-27
MANAGER KELLEY GIVES
DINNER TO PlLSEN TROUPE

Perry =. Kelley. owner and manager OF
s'The Prince OF Pslsen" company. that
A playing At the Brandeis theatsr. enter
tanned membefs Of the cast at the Rome
hotel following the evening performances
on Christmas day After the guests had
partaken Of a sumptions banquet. the
''wee sma hours were spent m dane
ing. Beside the company, numerous
guests from the outside accepted invita-
''..is and joined in the fv
Omaha daily bee., 1914-12-27

lfeaains the bin at the Empress MS
Omaha daily bee., 1914-12-27

Added TO the genuine delight created
whenever Mcintyre and Heath appear
before an audience Is enc OF the best
musical comedy choruses that was ever
graduated from Ned wayburns finish
Omaha daily bee., 1914-12-27

Any umbrella In a storm,
Consistency doesn't buy Jewels.
A patient waiter Is no refuser OF t.ps-
little learning IL q dangerous thins
but the same amount OF Ignorance beats
it.-Boston Transcript.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-12-27

Dale Turner viii give a program of her
own selection. singing between the acts.
Mrs. Turner is one of Omahas best
vocaiists and will be tn efirst OF a series
of local singers and instrumentalists to
appear at the Boyd in connection with
the stock company.
The first performance of Cinderella
will be at the matinee this afternoon and
the bill will run all week. with the reg
ular niatinees on Wednesday and Satur-
day. and a special holiday matinee on
New Years afternoon. r
The attraction at the popular Gayety
theater for the week beginning with a
matinee today will be Butch Cooper
Gypsy Maids" with Tom McRea and
Belle Mallette in the principal roles. and
superior supporting cast and chorus, The
entertainment is said to be one OF the
brightest and cleanest Of these 70 play
the Gayety this season.l The Immense
success OF the extra OF midnight per-
formance staged at the Gayety last sea-
son on New Years eve. at which time
every seat in the theater was filled and
scores OF others satisfying themselves
with the next best thing-standing ROOM
has prompted Manager Johnson to an
nounoe still another of these novel per-
formanees which will start at 1850 Thurs
day night about half hour after the
regular evening performance is over
Both performances by the Gypsy Maids"
on New Years eve will be Identical in
every respect, with the exception OF a
big surprise at the stroke Of 12--the time
you win be wishing your neighbor Hap
ipy New Year" At lust five minutes OF
II the action Of the entertainment win be
halted 10 permit OF the Introduction OF
something said 70 be thoroughly typical
OF the death OF 1914 and the birth OF 1915,
4 Just what It is cannot be ascertained-
that's the secret and the surprise-but
that it's to be staged at the. Gayety is
sufficient assurance that II will be NOT
only worth while. but entirely out OF the
ordinary There will be extra, car service
on all lines after the conclusion of the
midnisht show. which viii terminate at
LAS a. m. Matinee every day. New Year :
day matinee az o'clock
Omaha daily bee., 1914-12-27
Ray .Sa11eZs
At MS N%He1m

week Is the Capitol City Three" These
three boys were formerly the main stem
Of the Capitol city Four, which sang and
amused audiences at the Empress, this
summer. They are the possessors Of very
melodious voices and a rare rich humor
that has pleased Omaha audiences be-
fore. Henry q Adelaide offer a novelty
song and dance number The Musical
Geralds will offer some new songs and
popular hits In their own original way.
The Mardo Trio in Tommy Atkins on
Duty" an acrobatip novelty, will complete
the bill with some rapid fire acrobatics
on the triple bar. Since the assorted pro-
gram OF photo plays has made such an
impression on the audiences. the manage
ment has arranged a special and selected
bill Of pictures. In order to see the pic-
lures. arrange to see them before 600
and 1880 and after the $50 end 800 O'Clock
vaudeville performances.
For one day only, Sunday, December
"a. the Hipp theater has secured the five
part Broadway vitagraph attraction. "a
Florida Enchantment-" Monday and
Tuesday. December % and 20. Max Fig
man and Lolita Robertson will be seen at
the Hipp theater in The Hoosier School,
master" ''rhe Sign of the Cross has
been filmed by the Famous Players
Film company, with an extravaganza Of
scenic and spectacular effects and will
be shown at the Hipp theater two days.
beginning Wednesday. December 30. Dus-
tin Farnum. In Cameo Kirby" will be
the attraction on Friday and Saturday,
January and 2. at the Hipp theater.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-01
@eiiiidler aOdfaic.

Gin Ic6r Gese6tcs gt1tioral0eriHt
lit Sciiiider aodfdic, OuS cid ou-
BcrbnIb Seiiens pic!e Gcrc6rcr hat.
3u iainer 0critcllung miro 6idc,
ioucre NGl6 ali 5oGitenS 40 GlroG
GcIiius Ion9iam eriuormt, bis iid
sic @2olten tlar abideioen 9lui ci-
mem Scibhldj lGbt man lie ooaenos
a6loufcu. bis iicb Der 5uriid6lei6enOe
Saucrquarf 5miihen oen Singern
lciht friimcln ldBt. Gut 5erfleinert,
ii6erldBt man Oleien al einem mar
men Srtc in eiucm gcgen llnreinli6-
fcitcn, I'M Somncr noinentlih gcgen
SHicften gut Deriuobrten Sopfe Gem
@iniluB Der Sdure6aftericn. nelcbc
i'm balO gum fGiigen 3erilieBen 6rin-
gen. Sobal0 oieier 3uitanO eirtritt,
Die Wloiie oIIo gelbglaiig quslicbt,
&diegeru1 5ci9t lnO 6aOeA 5iebt,
rii6rt man iic glott SSn cine rlnOe,
fladc @fanna Siegcl oOcr aoiie.
roQe ~ lcgt man fir Elm &ilogrolnm
aGiemaiie 60 @ramm Butter lnO or.
6ibt MN 0en Safe nit ser Butter I'M
fer beitdnoigem llmriibren Inn Elm
9lnbrennen 5l bermeioen, bis 5nm
9luffo6en. SIT Der Safe nuf Dem
6euer nun leibt flieBeno geluorcen,
fiigt man reihlidj Sal5 mo aiin,neI
bin5il lno gieEt i'm Damn iumit gut-
ter ausgefettcie SSormen Grfultet
fam man oen ieitgemoroenen aod-
'fGie aus sen crben leiht crp1rmten
Sorinen gut ousitiir5en. @r 6iloet
cine appetitlid)e dusie6cnoe, nabr6af-
te iino leidt per0aulbe Spciic BON
milo ongcue6mem @erud imO @e-
ihmad.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-01
Der @Orsen- mnb Sdlufruf Der mo-
ao Ocrnen Gran.

1ieies 10 loNge Derponte&leioun9s-
itiid beginnt nicocr in 9luinobme Su
fomiHen mo iriert in ieiner ncucn
Sorm in0 6orbc gcgcnpGrtig iAon
6ei Der eleganteu 6rou pabrc Gri-
umpbe. glber aih ole Sausfrou, Die
in Der @irtbiAoft Sano nit anlcgt
ooer gar eigenbdnOig am aod5ero
itebt, brinqt i'm micOcr germ octleS
SSiltereiie entgcgen. Gcin @lmoer, lit
er oocb cin &leioimgSitiid, oos ielbit
bel geringcr Slilsitottltng einen ge-
miiien elnitricJ bon g8nblbabenbcit
lrn0 iorglpien 9c6cn gibt, unO be-
5iiglih @arltitiir rno 6orbe loilen es
Die neueiten Wlooelc BON 0}orgen.
ino SdlafrGdcn feinesfalS an Ser
eripiiitihten 9l6pehiellng feblcu, 10
Dab fir jeoe 6igur mo ieoen @elo-
bcitcl Oas 9oiienDe 81 finocn lit. "a.
BET lit Der Inooerne Wlorgen- mo
Shlafrod nit gan5 geringen 9llis-
nobmen 0itrhpeg ans moi16oren
Stoiien bergcitcat, 10 oaB ieine 9luf.
friidlnlg mir geringcre Wiiibe mo
g(rbcit beoarf itnt ieinc Srdgerin im-
ner wieOer oorett gcfleioet eriHcincn
81 laiien. @oihfrepp, @olnnliiclin,
Gretonne, Satin, 8lanea uno @nr-
dent limo Die Stoffc, ans oenen CT
geiertigt miro, 0ie p1antoliiihe
@eilbafornL bcquem ilno praftiid] 5ils
alei6, gibt Den meiiten NioOeaen Den
S6nitt Ser neifere gLermelrano
mO Der oorOere llmihldg ionic Die
Sddrpe brett untcr Ser @riilt gc6un-
oen iinO 0obei bon itorf abiteheHoer
ISarbe mo S6mar5 eeeenpdrtig Oo-
minirenO. Storfe Sorbenfontrnite
liebt man aud an einem dnoern Wo=
OeIl: Dem @npirei6uitt. Sier lit Ons
Ihnlale grlltbanO, DER bieredige ooer
riinoe Salsnusihnitt nno oas flir5e
9(ermelden, aus Dem bis gum Sono-
gelent eln SpibeiGrnel berborlugt,
e6enfolls duBerIt frdftig getont. 2eidt
9eblumte Gretonnes nit Strellnui.
iterri ooer ardn56en auf Iicbtcm lin
tergrllioe, lolien oieie g[rt Wiorgen.
o0cr Sdlafrode bcfonocrs fir iiuee,
5ortc, iblanfe 6raueneeitolten geeig-
net eriHeinen. Sic iiblide Sanger
form, al breiter Snttelpoiie einen ge-
reibtcn Rodt6eil trogenc, Der i'm
9fiiden in boiler Motteurfalte bernie.
oerpalt, itebt DEFENDERS GlterenSrar.
ell nit ieiner leidten SHleppe bcion.
oers gut Nliiiirte 9lode iinO Oaoe-
gen tolt oormiegeno Dem 1irectoire-
lnooea rlit ieiner fiir5en Collie onge.
fiigt S&eiBs, breite Spisen- ODER
9atilttragen NIT eingeiebten Spiten-
motipen imo SpibenfdIbelhen 1e6en
linen cine 6eionoers rei50olle @arlii-
tltr. t
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-01

ide 9om6inoticn bon Sdipor5 unO
lebbaiten 30nen bon Hotb 0iiueilt
Tcr 9iod 1T in orci Gbcilcn. ii6crcin-
urOcriaQcno Qcidnitten 0icie JSarm
miro onrd bic 9orOiiren- @aruitur
nod Itdrtcr 6crporachobcn 9lud
ole Soile 5icrt oieic 9orOiire mo
aiBcrocm imo sic brciten Wlanidct-
ten 6opon ongciertiat
Obglcidj icbr piel &eiB I'M Siioen
QetroQen Mrs, ~ bon no Die meiiten
unicrer SSriibio6rs M}ooele fopirt
iino brauht man iid nidt ouS-
idlicBIid oui @eiB 6cidr0ufeh.. iSor.
6ioes gotine, Seinen uno 6bnlithes
W1atcriol limb CONNIE II fdut. 9ie
ueiBen g9oih. Crepe alcioer nit brei-
ten 2c0erqiirtcln in lc6boiten Shot.
tirunoen oOcr oie breitcu 9ltlas Sir.
tel meroen in oicier Saiion popllldr
Iein 3u oicicu meidtn, peiBen Slei-
bern peroen fleine Sui opap Sad
d,en BON Weiialine oocr idperem &C..
frinfelten Crepe getra1en wcrGen.
9cIuder oon Sotels iiiOlider 8ur-
ortc nliiiien libt bergeiicn Dab, lueiln
iie 6cabf6tigcn. iid in @eiB 81 flei'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-01

oen, oaB 2etterc 5peifelsobre Ioiber
ge1alten iperocn muB, m0 oaS lit Ell
ne foltipielige Bropoiition.
Gas ueue Geitreiitc poihbare afo-
terial miro poraiisiidtlid bel ieinem
@rideinen oilf ser StroBe Surore
MAIDEN. @egenmdrtig miro oosiel6e
nir I'M Siioen ooer BEL Sals-@eIe'
genbeitcr eeieben. Gin rei6eroes,
froB0iiides Wiooea miro in Der crit.
ten glbbiIoung geseist Ger Ofod lit
uo6 einfaden 2inieu ecihnitten, 6oh
10, ooB Die Streiien born 5uianmen-
itoBcn
0os Sodet ite1t cine Iangc, riiii-
idle 9loire oar. Ser breite, mcrifa-
niIhe @iirtel nit @nOen lit BON fiibn.
geltreiften 2ein>n. Bon bieiem Wldz
teriol iino audi Motroieufragen nnO
ManIhcttcn. Die 9lonic lit icood)
Elm NluIter fir iihL unO ser 9iod
nit bod binnilfge6enoem Sniaen.@f-
left qemnht, 10 oaB er nit ieparntenl
@louien 0etroden peroen fam,
Bon ocn 6isber eridienenen 6rii6-
iabrsbiiten fam aid Ser 2oie nit
Sifer6eit crfennen OaB Der flcine
Sut Die Gbcrberrid)ait bobcn miro
uno spor icbeinei mir MN bel oenI
onocrn Grtren angelnngt 5u isin.
@ie nod por lueni9en Sabren Die
Site lid in ilngemeiicnc g8eiten 5lt
ocrliqren ihitnen lit man jebt dii9lt-
lid 6cmiibt, 0cn Sltrono bobitcrlS
einioc 3on pom aopf obitcben 81 1a'
bcn. &c flciner, i'm 10 mooeyner
Ihcint beilt5utage oie Gebiie 81 iein.
Soppcnortig tieine Siite nit ouTge.
ihlagencnL felt anliegcnoem Hano
ite6cn in Der eriten 9iei6e 9idnoer
iinO mciit pcr feinem Stro6 p11reno
oie &rone BON oltoersforbiger Sctoe
it, 9iGnOcr bon ibwor5ent Strob mt
t,rracotta, oriiher oOer rotber &ros
ne limo iiberoa an8utreifen Gaber
Qi6t cs freilid duh oiele Siite, Die
aan5 in elmer 6arbe ge6dlten llno.
9(ne MIR Oenfbaren Jar6entone mo
bertreten.
g8an0n.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-01

5rouert ocran Goiletten-guOa cine
2uclle eipigen Summers lit.
Ole 8ran, ole elm 9orOiireil-ao.
film bciitt, miro icOod nod mdbreno
peri6eocner Monate in DER ytuoc
iein
@eIdlftc Glci0ermaher iuiiiqn bic.
ies Yiaterial 10 5u gcbroiden, oaB
es gleid oeforotip nirft, penn alh
ni6t in 10 ousgcoebntem MaBc, wie
IN friiberen Soiions. 9feben Den 9cr-
oiiren @ffeften Die Die Goroertheilc
Der Tnile gornircn, goleros uniron.
oen imo 3unifS cIniuiien, iiuoct man
Spite in elmer o0er Der dlocrcn
Torm pcrmnnot, ipenn aud mir an
Der Saiae 0es aleioes. Gin 8eite
bon ali .oDer Spite BON mebr o9er
ipeniqcr ihpcrem Wluiter lit ein in.
entbebrlihcs glojunft iiir Die SSriib.
ia6rstoilettc. 9tdtiirlih lit oieielbc
o6ne6m6ur inl0 fam NIT Dem Hlei0
gelpchielt tperoen. glber mas oas an
belongt. iinO g9eiten bon irgeno ei.
nem Material iiberais en- ooNuc-
Gies lit gan5 sntihieocn zinc Sollon
eraiiiiiter @eiten-@fiefte, itno oie
Srou. bic eS iidj Ieiiteu fanr lollte
nah @er3ensIi1t oicier rei5enoell mo-
Sc frobnen glitdl bcoeliten oicieIben
feinerlci grtrnpagnu5, ocnn iclblt
menn oieic @citel.&criooe boriIber
ieiu miro, fonnen bieie @inidec 5it
aragen uno N2anihctten perorbcitet
iperoen, SC oieie INNER getrogen pcr.
ben
@eitreifsc &eitcli iiuo clegant, be-
ion0ers mcni 5u lSaIetotG poll etrls
iarbigem Noteriol getrogeil itlO
oo mir BON Smeifen iprchen cs
Qt6t ncuc @iiefte, BON oenel iih Gie
Durdi6nittsfrou ME trainnen lirB,
obqleidj BON ni6ts 10 bel Die 9ieoe
mar, ip16renO Der lebten paar Soi-
ions pie bon Streiicn.
Die neueiten Gfiefte iinO sic eiseu.
artiQiten, Sic nod prooi5irt ipor0en
limo. Gle fin0 feinesmegs gleid brett,
IonOern pariiren III @reitc 1eraoc :uie
Die Ihottii6eu GarrenI Streifen.
wenn oieic nnr in elmer Siidltimg lie
fen ooet mic 0as mas man 0eii ros
niIhen Streirer neant. sSn ben gSol.
Itofiei iuie in Saifetas iiro Ole 6ar.
5en Der Garrenur ln0 Streiien bon
siuem Itumpicn iueiden 5arbenton
manhe 'fottiihc Sarberfombinatio,
ncu, un0ers nteoer geniabnen al ole
Tarbcn ocs 0ritten Sfoiierrcihes
,Ilueet pea" .Noia, romiih @olO in0
r'attes uno tieFss Snoigo 8lai
go weit pliiiIrtc 9lode IN scira9t
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-01

rii6ren unb @Grme babel empfinosn,
10 iinb Die lInisrem Qluse epig unIi1t'
Barren Qltome Der Uloterie nit i6ren
S9pinguHgen uuD Spriinssu Oaran
ldulo.
Die 9(tome Iino tlein; 5O0maI tleis
ner ais Der fleinfe unter Gem I}is
trcItope Iidtbore @tgenitdnD llHo
pisle Sabre 6inbur@ gait Oas g(iom
als oas tleinIteSn0ibiGuum, dls tIsin-
Ite iiber6uupt ItlbItGnOig eriIten8fGbige
Ufdiie. 8is Die pADIitdliicbe @rtennts
rib einen S9ritt peiteriam, bis Die
g8iIIcnl6aft bcr Strubluneen, Der
R0nt9enitra6len Ippobl ipic Der rdbios
oftipen Subitan5sn gebieteriI6 Oa3u
3pang, Elm nsues un0 ned ipeit tlellie'
res Sn0ipiOuum tennen Su lernsn,
ndmli9 Nds @lettron. 0ie @rfdsis
nunoen Der GlettrplDie ltnS Der SOni'
iatior Iolpie Bic raoiodtiiben StraG'
hlngen fins spangIos unb einpdnos
frei nur 3u ertldren penn man bic
@riItsn5 nod tleinerer Iel6ItGnDl9er
MaRsnt6eilden, Der iogenannten
@lsttronen, annimmt, be itdnbig nit
elmer beitimmten elettriider 2ooun5
oerbunben fno. LIMB ipie ous QtcT
aus sinem bbpotbetii6en 9egrifT is9r
bal6 Elm gut srforI9tsr un6 betdnn'er
@egcnitano ipilrOs, 70 1T es audi dhn'
l9 nit Dem @leftron aeeangen. IS
bari 6eute ols ii9er 9eltcn, Dab Dus
Glettrpn 25OOmal 10 Helm 1T pie oas
Baileritoffutom. 3sbren mir gu Rem
DergroBerten @aFeritoFftiigelten SUE
rid, in rem bic WahsrEtoffqtome Die
Gr0be pcn &iilbifien B1tten, 10 icirs
ben mir bic @lettrcnen etpd in Der
@r0be BON Grbisn erblidsH. llnO mir
ipiirben nad benz beuti9en Stonbt Der
pbDIifaliIGen Q(niGduungen unb Srs
tenntniiie ieben, baB Oi; Ntome gar
ni9t 70 einfofe 0ings, RAP lie Dlel'
msbr 5uIammsnqeIsBt iirf rie eill
9aufpert aus einjslnen Gteinsn, oaB
tie ii1 auf6uuen aus Glsttronen lIno
an6eren nod un6etdnnten UlOiietheils
nen. Sier lin5 rir an ber (5ren3s,
an ber bic moocrnhe Ghemie Die Bros
blcme Ger alter 9ll9Dmiittn lplc0er
dufnimmt IMP bic BerpdnoIunl eint'
n2etalles in Elm dn0eres gar niHt
me6r 10 unm0qli9 unb ousgeId)lonttl
erIheint, oa Die 2(tome Sieier oerIdies
6encn aletalle ia aus Ncnisl6en tle''
nersn &ouiteinden, nur in dnotrsr
.2a6l unD .9(norbnung, suiammtngeleBt
inD.
llno nun nod bic Graqe, o6 oos
@leftron nirtlih oos leiniie aller
eriItireuOen Uinoe iit9 mir ipiiIen eS
ntdN. 9lber cs 1T m00liG, ia po1rs
T1einlib. baB Die tleinIten E6eiltsl
beS 9i6tGt6ers. jenes ben gdn3en
Haum erfiilen6en unpGqbar feiren
Stoffcs, nod Iebr Diel .leiner iino,
bah bic Qlet6eratome iiA Oielleidt sH
ben @lettrpnen berbdlten, fpie 0iele
al ben MaiIeritoffotbomen. Wlit oeiI
Q(etheratomen ober lpiirDsn mir dller
MoErI6einliHteit nucb aud Die lebtc
Grense ereri6en un0 ipirtli4 ne
fleinfien Dingc Ger mdtcrisllen Met
bor uns Gdben
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