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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-06-19

President Wilson must have breathcd
sigh Of relief when he read in yes
terday's Times Dispatch the long list
OF graduates how free to settle all
bis prOhlems for him.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-06-19
Wayside Chats With
Old Virginia Editors

The I.ynchburS Advance suggests
that Il good way to end the operations
of the militunts is to laugh at them
Laughing at crime is pretty difficult
matter.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-06-19
Lillian Hux,elrs Answers.

Mary: ! am sorry. but cannot
recommend face powder TO you. I
should ndvise you TO get a good grade
or pure rice powder for the chcap
powders arc nothing bu, chalk, and
VIII ruin tho complexion. Tho face
should be thoroughly cleanscd befor,
retiring, first with good clcnnsin..
cream and then with plenty of soar
and water. And pure white sonn IS
usually satisfactory.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-06-19

Is IL true that lndian corn is pro
duccd in italy. and that this vegetable
Is the cause of pcllagra?
HALIFAX
Cur corn IS grown TO some extent In
Italy. and pcllagra is said to come i'm
some cases from the use ms food OF
meal IN bad condition. We know OF
no certain authority on the subject
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-06-19

Fraudulent election Judges in New
York have been given six months in
jail. IL something like that were q
hanIt There wound be less traMd
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-06-19

No, PcrclvaI. just because moro mon
allow ladies To board 'hc street cars
first these days is RIO indication that
politencss Is on the increase.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-06-19

George: Blackheads usually come
from Indigestion and clogging of tho
pores OF the skin. 7 would suggest
your going on a diet for a few DAYS
emitting all greasy foods, pastry aud
sweets. Eat plenty OF fruit anu vcrc-
tables. Keep the face Thoroughly
cleanscd. The green soap treatment
Is excellent for removing hlackheads
ana rarely fails. shall be glad to
SEM you the green soap treatment
for removing blackheads and for,nul,
for n cleansing cream If you will send
mo stamped. addressed envelopc.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-06-19

Peace congress plans ope navy for
eight nations. Blight South American
nations which might be named will find
nothing new In that.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-06-19

In ONO they are going TO take in
mates OF Insane nsylums 10 the ball
games. on the theory probably that
mo hair OF tho dog IS good for tho
bite.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-06-19

Mrs. G. H.: Too much oil In tho
skin Will make the face look shiny
despite the most vigorous use of
i'o"oers' Practically the only cure
for this trouble is n careful din,
fruits. salads and fresh vegetables
must be substituted for pastry and
sweets. and all oily meats. like norls
ana veal, must DO tabooed. Coar,c
powdors arc bad for an oily skin. par
grade OF rice powder
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-06-19
Queries and ANSWERS
Old Minister.

Can YOU inform me when the Colonial
preacher. William Wickham, came to
Virginia. and when he died?
T.. S. T.
we know only that he was here In
i6ll, having come some time prior to
that year He died at IIenrico in 1898
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-06-19
POSTPONE Treaty Discussion.

II lie better to give TO the ice fund
before the hot wave comes
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-06-19

The denomination of Congressman
Montague At Tuesdays primaries has
caused comment from many ncwSpa-
pcrs In various parts of the State. Con
gratulations to Mr.. Montague have
come from all of them. together with
| expressions of pleasure ut his trl-
umph.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-06-19

Anna: l would not advise YOU to cat
lemons to reduce the flesh. The bost
way TO reduce flesh Is to diet and ,o,,o
plenty of exercise. Sleep only scvnn
hours. take no maps during the dav
anu walk Mt least three miles evcry
twenty four hours. will snrd
formula you request If you will snn6
me stamped, addressed cnrn1nna
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-06-19

Montana might have waited until our
army got through its work in Col
oFado. Mexico. the Philippines and
other barbarous countries
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-06-19

Colonel Wa,terson says the Mexican
situation is UP in the air. Not more
50 than MWsc Henry, with his "on to
!Auama' slogan, has been recently.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-06-19

troubled: Never tamper with moIcs
on your TACO nor irr!tate them in any
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-06-19

Niagara Fails is a plcasan, place for
spending vacation but unfortunate
y we cannot all DO mcdiators.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-06-19

Maybe. after ali tho constituents are
not suffering from oNeranXiety TO sec
them. It's hcttcr at homo than 81,
Washington for some OF thom.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-06-19

''Hurrah for MontaSuc:" says the
Newport News Press, and the Times
Herald OF the same city also Expresses
pleasure At his nomination. MIR. Mon
taguc has already established himself
in Congress. ana has already become
one of the most influential men in that
body" IL says.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-06-19

Tho Bristol Herald-Couricr wins tho
prize as the first under the wire. only
four more days until summer begins"
it SAYS do your Christmas shopping
carly"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-06-19

Preachers Who Count" is an edi
torial headline in the Norfolk Ledger
Dispatch. All OF them count, but few
find il necessary TO hire help TO count
their pay.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-06-19

on the wisdom and sense Of Justice of
tho constituency" says the Norfolk
NirEinian- Pilot," and may he accepted
ny his competitor nv involvInS no re-
Election on his own talent and worth"
The log cabin Democrat., 1914-10-06
LODGE TO MEET.

A stated meeting of Green Grove
The log cabin Democrat., 1914-10-06
BIG PROGRAM FOR
 SIA1t FAIR WEEK
HOT SPRINGS, Nov. l6-2|
OFFICIAL ANNOUNCEMENT OF GREATEST EXPOSITION IN
 STATES HISTORY.

Hot Springs, Oct. GA review of the program announced by the off, cials of the State Fair Association, for the week of November 16 to 87, when the next exposition of the prod ucts and resources of the state will be held in this city, indicates an array of bigger and better exhibits and a state fair that will in every way be an honor and credit to the common wealth.
 Monday, November 16, will witness the grand opening of the fair, and on that day, in order to accommodate hundreds who will want to see the chief racing feature, the big Arkan- sas derby will be run.
 Tuesday, november IT, will be giv- en over to the Farmers Union, Con- federate veterans and the David O. Dodd Memorial Association. Exhibit 6rs who have poultry, cattle and swine will have their stock judged on this day, and exhibits in the horticul- tnral, mineral and geological depart ments will also be judged. Horses in halter will be shown and judged on this date.
 Thursday, November 19, will be Pine Bluff Day" and exhibits in the art, culinary and educational depart ments will be judged The exhibits by the negroes of the state will also be reviewed on this day.
 Friday, November 20, will be given over to the Arkansas Federation of Women's Clubs, and winners in the Better Babies Health Contest will be announced. Industrial and manu- lecturers exhibits will be judged, while in front of the grandstand sad
The log cabin Democrat., 1914-10-06
} MONTHS WORK IN
 HOOKWORM CAMPAIGN
MANY CASES OF INFECTION DISCOVERED IN ARKANSAS
 COUNTIES.

Little Rock, Oct 6.-For the guar ter ending September 30, the Hook worm Commission at work in Arkan- sas reports that there was total of 6,463 examinations made, of which o95 were found to have some kind of intestinal parasites, there being 739 cases of hookworm
 During that period the campaign was carried on in the following coun- ties, the per cent of infection being shown in each: Crittenden, 199, Drew, l5; Greene, 13.8; Madison, 6; Marion, 25.3; Montgomery, 12.9; Scott, 6.7; Polk, 1O.9; Van Buren, 16.9; Chicot, 38.
 This campaign has been carried on in Arkansas since 1910, and up to the present time the Rockefeller founda- tion has expended upon it total of $60 ,559.39, for the prevention and eradication of the hookworm disease. The work is being received with great cordiality all over the state. Dr. c. w. Garrison, in charge of the cam paign, with three field men. is receiv- ing frequent calls from county judges to come into their counties Not only is the campaign achieving much in the eradication of the disease, but 1t is bringing about a better sanitary condition throughout the state, and is teaching the people that sanitation is one of the first essentials to health.
The log cabin Democrat., 1914-10-06
INGLESIDE.

Cotton picking is all the go here We have had some pleasant weather for gathering crops.
 Mrs. Maggie McMorris and Mrs Nora Guatney went to Conway Mon- day.
 Mr. and Mrs. Jessie Martin visited Mir. and Mrs. Charlie Green Sunday.
 Several from Saltillo attended the baptizing at Ingleside Sunday after noon.
 MT. and Mrs Clyde Gillian visited her mother, Mrs. Cole, Sunday
 Some few from here are going to attend the fair one day
 Pink Green spent Sunday with his father.
 October G.
The log cabin Democrat., 1914-10-06

de horses will be shown and awarded respective ribbons.
 Saturday, November 21, will be de- voted to the Panama-P acific Commis- sion of Arkansas, at which time the exhibits from this state will be re- viewed. Governor Hays, members of the commission and other prominent men of Arkansas, together with the noted Arkansas Travellers, will make this day one of the greatest of the weoK. A big Mardi Gras celebration will close the state fair in a blaze of glory that night.
The log cabin Democrat., 1914-10-06
THE ARKWA

"The Secret of the Well,' three
 reel Eclair drama, is featured tonight at the Arkway. With the beautiful hand-colored photography character istic in this film, with the exquisite settings secured from many of the most delightful spots in India, with the splendid acting of cast drawn from the best theatres in Paris, France, this three-reel photoplay should prove an unusually attractive feature to exhibitor and patron. The story disclosed is essentially one of adventure; it is detective tale of pe- culiar nature chuck full of unique in cidents, exciting action and mystery.
The log cabin Democrat., 1914-10-06
At The Theatres
THE GRAND.

"The Temple of the Lion,' being the third installment of the Adventures of Kathlyn,' will be shown tonight at the Grand. This is one of the most thrilling numbers of the entire story. Kathlyn is ordered to undergo num- Der of terrible ordeals which doubtless would have led to her death had not assistance from the outside been re- ceived
 "The Squaw's Revenge" Kalem drama, will conclude the program.
The log cabin Democrat., 1914-10-06
LABOR CONVENTION ON.

Little Rock, Oct 6.-The annual meeting of the Arkansas Federation of Labor is in session here with about 400 delegates in attendance from all parts of the state. The president, George E. Mikel, is presiding.
The log cabin Democrat., 1914-10-06
EDITORS HAVE MEETING.

Little Rock, Oct. 6.-About 50 mem- bers of the Arkansas Press Associa- tion held meeting here Monday and discussed matters of interest to the association. At noon they were given a luncheon at the Hotel Marion by the Little Rock Press Club.
The log cabin Democrat., 1914-10-06
JURY ACQUITS MOIX.

A jury in the court of Justice G. M. Easterwood yesterday afternoon, acquitted John Moix, a farmer liv- ing near Conway, of a charge of malicious mischief. Moix was charged with shooting some hogs which broken: into his field.
The log cabin Democrat., 1914-10-06
STOP THOSE EARLY BRONCHIAL
 COUGHS.

They hang all winter if not checked, and pave the way for serious throat and lung dis cases Get bottle of Foey's Honey and Tar Compound. and take it freely. Stops coughs and colds, heals inflamed throat. ossens the phlegm and is mildly laxative. Best for
The log cabin Democrat., 1914-10-06

lodge No. 1O7, Free and Accepted
 Masons, will be held tonight in the Masonic hall on North Front street.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-24
slnaebIidlcr ganfnutenfalidler

Sm goIi3eigetpo6riam 6ciinoet lid
Der 60 Sabre olte SObn 6. .. 0io'
berts bon 9rooflpn, q. g.. neldDer
geItern oil Scr yierten StrnBe ino
Central 9lnenuc bilrd Die Ietefttos
9eQ itno Sans inter peri6ieoenell
gerbndtsgrinloen in Salt genommen
tpllrbc. Ger Goli3ei mar felt ldngerer
Belt 6efannt. oaB ii6 ein geididtcr
gmfnptcnidlid)er had 0em Mclien
gerpcliOt hat imo aud ieOeninIlS Gin
tinnati eiicn gciud)l lobitatten piiroe.
Robcrts itcbt inter Dem gerondt,
iel6it 500 9ioten nn5uiertigen ODER
Der Selicrstclier zines ,Saliders
III fem. Sm 9eiis ocs Diannes iollcl
iidj Die 5ur Seritelllmg Der
g,oten notbruenoigen glatten beiin-
Sen. Iic Ieteftius ieBten iid) nit Dem
geanten ocs @int6es. @ebeimoienitcs
9oInu in IerbinolnG mo ioll cine
griinSlide llnteriudung IN oieler an
gelegenheit cingcIeitet neroen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-24
Wasgeieaihait
@ia 1arle6n i'm Setrase pOn
$4,000 ppm Der Stabt Baben.

Die Union @as unb electric So.
berlangi DON Der Stdbt Elm 0urleten
bon $4,000, Inn bic llntoitsn fiir
bic 8erlGngerung Der @asleitung Bis
mad Sapler pdrf. Delhi uno Sern>
bant bsItreiten Su t0nnen.
Gin S6rei6en in 6ieIem Sinn:
eing StaDtanipalt S9oenle bon Der
@eIellf6dft gu uno 5err S4osnle
bate in Der 9lngelegenbeit bsreits I'M
2uufe bes gsitrigen Cages cine 9s;
ipredung nit Dem 8i3eprdiioenten
sSrsemon unb bem 8i5eprdiiOsnten 81.
q. Cartwright, BON Der Union @as ii.
electric Co., bic jebo6 iOlpeit rsiultats
los berlief.
Die bsibsn Serrsn berii6ern, bab
bic gsgenlpGrtigen 2eitungsr0bren bon
Der State unb Glberon 2lusnue aus
ni9t geniigen, I'M bds auantum Gas
fir Delhi unb Sablsr part bur63ue
laHen. iobaB bic Gsielli6uft parallel
nit bisien RD6ren cine neue 2eitung
auf elmer Strede Don 23,400 Jub fss
gen mub, tpdbrenb i'm 0an5sn R06s
rem in Der GGnge BON 10000 6ub gas
legt iperben miihen ,um @as na6 ben
@ororten i'm dubsriten NeItsuo AM
Tlubufer gu leiten.
9ic Soften 0ieier R06renleitunG
iperbsn iid, mad Der gebduptuna Der
8eieaiflait mlf S120.0OO iteaen uno
oieie Sirmme iol BON Der Staot Dor.
ldniig porgeitredt perOen. Die Gas.
lettering nah 9elhi, Snuler Bnrf
umD 3crnbanf miro nah ser Sd)Ge.
mng Der @eiellidoit bro So9r $1,000
foiten nnO I'M Elm Ginfommen uou
ieds gro5ent fijr Die glftionGre SIT
iiheru, mii3ten Die Ginnabmen lid
aiii minoeitenS $4,000 belaufeu.
Solltcn Ole Ginnnbmcn oieie Suntme
iiberitciaen. 10 i'll 0ie @eieIlihnft nil.
lens, ben lle6eridluB al Die Staot gu
he5nblcn ais glbidlags5abllng iiir
Ole por]tItrefenoen $4,000.
Serr Sdoenle lit iiir oen @oridlag
ser ociellidait abiolut nidt begei.
itert, oa er nidt einieGen tann. pas
RIM Die StaOt tSeIo lieierl ioll, I'M
ben glftioudrcn ser lluion 8ns &
electric 50. cine 9ipiOenbe 81 garar.
tireu. 9llBcrocm lit er Der Wicinlmg,
baB Die @eiclihait Die aegenlpdrtige
2eitlng pom Scr Stnte imO Der Glbe.
ron 9luenue icbr 6alo ourA neile Jiot.
rem erieben mnB, 6a sic geaeutpGrti'
gen Robren abgenubt limb uno ieinsU
9aiiirboIten rad lit Ser aegemp1rtige
goridlaq Ser Geieaifoit nihts meis
fer. als elm ihlouer Sdadl5ug, Die
Soften einer atiolut notbpeuoigen
9erbciierimg oii Die Stabt ab5u.
In0eu
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-24
Smr6 GribieRen
Sereitcte aeitern Nbenb Elm 26 Sabre
alter 8rief)e ieinem geben Elm
Gnoc.

sSn sinsm ariediibsn Goitbdufe, Ro
$50 Wsii 3. StraBe. tpurbe geiterr
qbeno Der 26 Sabre aIte paraIbero
g'rooonds nit brei S6iiiien in Del
gruit entieelt auf bem Bette Iieaent
auf1sfunbsn. prOopnas befano iid
ieit unasiGbr sinem Sabre in gtmerito
uno luobnte isit bier Monaten in BEN
arie6ii4su Goi.hauie. ipoiel6it er als
iiillsr uno perihloiiener Menih be-
iannt mar. Dor ldnaerer 3eit perloy
Der Mdnn feline Stelluna dls Giiens
bahnur6siter unb mar burh feline Be
i6dftidunasloitateit ani9einsno nie-
oerasiflaaen. troB0em or nitt mittel=
log mar. IS ipuroe feitaeitelIt. baB
iidl in ben 5aid1en bes 5obten Der Be
traa BON S23 befanb. iotpie elm 8ant.
tprto in 60be bon i6er $100 duf lei.
nen Ramen cinaetraaen lit. Gin Mitz
bepobner oes 3immers. 9eorae Gcps
nppulas. tpoate iih deitern 2l6enb Ges
gan 6 llbr in bas 3immer bsse6en,
funb n6er teinen GinlaB unS erbieit
trob pisoerbolten Slopfeus tsiue 9lnts
mort.
Gin anbsrer 3tmmertollege bate
benisI6en grfole, unb tro9 elmer bey
iungen WGnnsr bur5 Sos Gbsrli6.s
fenitsr, nadosm lie iid iiber3sugt bots
ten, baB prooonds auF bsm Bette lag.
SIN 3immer brannte ous 9i6t, uno
bemsrttsn bic &amsrdbsu gu ibrem
@rtisBen, bab i6r Qanosmann aus
peridieoenen Wunbsn fart blutete.
sSn Der linten StHb bate Der Sobte
einen tleinsn % 9aIi6sr automatiI6en
Colt Repolnsr trampfbdft umIhlofen
uno pieien bic SlsiOungsftiide I6nas
DE 9runbpunben auf. grpbbem Iid)
5ur gtbenb5eit cine erobs 2ln3ahI
9oitsdnssr in bem 6duIs bsfan6en,
mill yliemunb Die S9iiiie bsrnommen
6absn. Gseen A6 llbr puroe ber9eritOrs
bene gum Iebten Mals le6eno eeIe6sr.
Der Goroner, fpel6er bon bem 0crs
fall benaHrittigt tpurbe. lisb bic 9eis
DE na1 elmer pripat Murgue brins
gen. ipoieIbit er oisisIbe n'9lussnidsin
nabm.
Der Coroner Bate periGiebene aas
nieraben oes 9eritor6cnsn nnb bem
Dtteitips s6duptaunrtier bsorpsrn laTs
fen. nm osren glusiaaen iiber ben 5oS
Dee Mnnnes au prototoa nebmen su
ldhen. Wie Or. foertmsner feits
iiellte. III Der COB bes @rieten ouI
Selbitmoro suriidsufiibren.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-24
aleime Yoliseinattrid)tem

9ic Geteftips @enter uno
8ernbarbt perbnitetcn Ncitern an Der
6. lno Smith StraBc ben q Sahr,
oIieH Rcacr @iaiam @alfer. peld)ct
in 9nutaiter, g., inter Der @eidul'
6iaung, ieine Garolc gebroden 5lI ba'
ben, seriinidlt miro.
Ioli5iit 6iuetblein imo iun6 Der
9sripatpoli,iit Smitb innben griterl
bier gallen 8oIlenItoiie in cinern fee
rem Sauic an Ser 9afcr slllep. Ter
Stoii lit ans einem 2agerhnlS Der
g. un6 9. g9abn on Der 3peitcn ltiIo
Mia StraBe aeitoblen.
Tic ToIiJci lit brnlilIt, 5,uei
Terioncn alisiinbia ju mafen. lueldle
geitcrn auaenifeinlih nit einem cnt.
fuenSeten gliltomobil Die ,Sairiar aue.
entIang inbren lmo Ourd rn9eifid.
tes Manoueriren pon elmer 9Olhung
ar ser Cinnamon StraBc abitiir3teu.
Tie llnbetannten cnticrnien Die 81
jensnnnmer ino ntafteli lid cileno5
nus Dem Staubc. Ger @agen lit ein
tleineS SorS sliltoniobil.
Iie Spicler, 9l6tbeilirng oeS
9cteftip. TcpartelnertS perbaitete &C..
iicrn ecn 5s Sabre aIten Barber
gailliam 3Gcner, bon 90. 1928
@oooburn slucnuc. inter ocr @eiduI.
biannh @ctt5ettel IN ieincm 9elis
eeGn6t 5l baben mo @etten entac.
aensuncbmcn. Rad gln5iaae Der &c.
iettius. ioa gcnilacnO SeIpeismaterial
rorgciimNcn poroen ieiu.
Inter Der geidulb;eung Der
9oripiegsluns falIder 95atiafsn
iplirbe seiisrn 2l6enO bur9 bic poli=
siiten @sllsr, anips unN !6sun, Games
9udpeG BON 20. 361 OF 8. Strabe
onf erfu9sn Der geb0rbsn BON glslps
port, Gp., eeibaftet.
Our9 bi. 9ststtirs 5rame uno
Sbssts tuurSs seiisrn Der AZ Sabre
alts gbas. asan. Sufidmisb BON BE-
ruf uNb pbDdtlos, an Der 4. uno 0inc
Strabe unisr DerIbieOsnsn @sroaGtss
sriinSen perbuitei.
Die S.isttips 9sdrosas. uno
Mssn.r berbaftstsn an Der Z. Gtrabs
unb Central glDsnue ben q Sabre al.
ten 9sasr WilIinm ,Roisnbsr uuier Der
@sf8uloiauns Ses ans,5lid:n OisS.
ftahIs. DER g.rbaftste blsibt aora
Idnfis aIs psrod6tis In 9stpahrfam.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-24

Ienbnnoel eingeluirtt babeu, mo man
fonlte Oouad bcVjrdten, bab,
wer0ar Die 9llfttoucu aud III
0elni6Ian0 cine itduoiqe Gin.
rthtunq, Berlin iiber tur3 ooer larg
feline fiibrenoe PoIitipn pieoer ber=
lieren ptro, Denn man bier ni6t bod
liereu rpir0, rDern man bier nt9tRofl
nen miibte. ginmal bat 9eutI@lano,
tpte fdpn oben aeiagt, nitbt nur ble
meiiten Marteniammler, ionbern bic
Ie 5eianen lid aud baour4 aus, DdB
ibre Sammelt6Gtigteit nit grober Sn=
teniibitGt, a6er aud nit ru6iger llebcrz
lesIdmteit geibt piro. sic piiIeI
bont ibrer itdnbigeu Sii6lungsna6ne
nit ben SGnblern, oab QtuttiOnspreiie
fir ben reeqen Murtenbaubel niGt
maBgeberS iein f0nnen un0 lie ipera
ben fi6 bitten, irgero pelfen 9tus
benieiten nodsueiferr unb auf pen
Quttionen 10 Nib barauf Los 81 tm@
fen, pie mir ss in 2onbon uro 8oris
erlebt baben. llno Dann 1T III
Oeutf6luno Der iGbrIt6e 3upops IN
Warteniummlern 10 oefpaltig, baB per
IlbumoOrrutb trOB itGnbiger Grb0z
bung tbrer gluflagen balb nut oen
@rf6eineu nube3u ausoertauFt lit,
uno Der Wartsnbnnbel rei6Ii6 Mii5e
bat, Die iteigsnoe Radfro9e gu befrist
6igen.
8eitimmt ptrb ieboh Der Marten.
bgnoel nit etHem yia6Laiien oieIsS
9utpd6fes rednen miiiien, Der in Der
!6auptfade pon Der Sugenb geitelit
piro, oenn oeren %SntereFen perben
ourh Wanberz unb anoereu 2eibes=
iport mebr uno mebr abIorbirt. @ine
GbnIidS 8eobattunq baben mir ifon
einmal beim RaofabrIport MAIDEN
tonnsn. Solonge OieIer Sport dlr
unb jung i'm ganne belt, ging Die
2iebbaberei fir ben Wartenipprt mehr
uno mebr 3uriid, unb bob ii6 >StIt
pieOer in oem MoBe. in Dem bic @or'
liebe fir bic 3ementbabn na6Iieb.
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