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The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1914-11-13
FARMERS LOSS sass. ooo. 900.
What the War Has Cost American Cot.
ton Growers.


Washington, D. C.-War's effect on
the price Of cotton and cotton seed has
caused a loss Of about Sass. DOC. 900 TO
American cotton farmers this year, II
was announced by the Bureau OF Crop
Estimates of the Department Of Agri-
culture. The experts base their esti-
mate on the shrinkage of prices this
year compared with those of last year.
This years prices are the lowest that
have prevailed since 1898.
Cotton prices on November aver.
aged SO cents per pound. while year
ago the price was 13 cents. This re-
duction represents total shrinkage OF
income Of cotton farmers for lint cot
ton OF about $425 900. 900.
Cotton seed was sold by producers
on October / at about s15.25 a ton.
while q year ago the price was about
322 q ton This reduction represents
. shrinkage of about 100000
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1914-11-13
Preparing for Eventualitles.

Shortly after the declaration d val
IL Germany. the cashier OF the largest
bank in Berlin received from q st-ang-
er the following letter. postmagked
Dresden
Dear Sir. A few weeks ago while
in Berlin on my vacation. found my
self temporarily in need of money and
paBned my diamond ring I enclose
the pawn ticket to YOU. asking that
you redeem the ring. sell il for what
you can and turn the proceeds over TO
the Red Cross fund. II may be that |
shall have no further use for jewels %
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1914-11-13
cslsFiELD IS SWEPT BY FIRE.
Lumber Mills and Block OF Buildings
Destroyed.

Cris1eld. Md.-Fanned BY a heavy
southwest wind. which carried the
flames over a wide area of adjoining
property. ere, which originated In
the lumber mills Of the A. B. Cochrans
Company. threatened for a time to de-
stroy the entire lower section of Girls.
field The origin OF the fire Is a mys-
terry. Before the alarm was given the
flames had completely enveloped the
Cochrane plant and the lumber yards
adjoining.
Estimated loss occasioned by the
are is placed at more than 800. 900.
the heaviest losers being the A. B.
Cochrane Company. $4,000: Tangier
Packing Company. $4,000; Joseph
Poleyett. 10000; Crisfeld e-Cream
Works. $1,000; Fred Thornton & Co.,
Ralph Riggin & Bro, Charles A. Dana.
N. H. Loockerman & Co A. G.. Ster-
ling & Co.. about $4,000 each.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1914-11-13
OBJECTION PLACED ON AGE
But Young Lady's idea Was Altogether
Different From What Corporal
Had Feared

What pensions. what millions AID
billions il pensions. this horrible var
IS going 70 entail" said Major Fftzger,
aid OF Boston lie added:
AND some Of these pensions ~ill 60
OF longer than they should. because
some G. the pensioners in their old
age VIII marTy young girls-ior an old
Den3ioner makes = good parti, since
MS pension. YOU know. fails On his
death 20 his widow
4 heard the other day about al old
Civil war pensiOner who proposed 20
the hired girl next door. 3 very pretty
girl OF twenty OF so But she refused
him.
Perhaps. he stammered then.
strokiDg in his embarrassment his
long and snow.white beard. perhaps l
am too old.
No. said the pretty hired girl
calmly: no, corporal you're 100
young
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1914-11-13
"a STATES HAVE DRY LAWS.
Four Added To List BY Last Weeks
Election.

Chicago.-Fourteen States now have
laws prohibiting the sale OF alcoholic
beverages. The fourteen include four
States added to the dry" list as the
result Of last weeks election On the
face of the returns prohibition has JUS,
been adopted b. Arizona Washington.
Oregon and Colorado.
The States which prohibit the sale
OF liquor are: Arizona. Colorado.
Georgia. Kansas. Maine. Mississippi,
North Carolina. North Dakota. Okla
homa. Oregon. Tennessee. Virginia.
Washington and West Virginia
Alabama at one time adopted a pro-
hibition amendment but later re-
eeinded It.
South Carolina also Is largely pro-
hibition under various acts In addi.
ton a score Of States have local op-
ton laws.
Not only did the men and women
voters of California bury Statewide
prohibition by majority OF 200. 900,
but they adopted referendum amend.
ment prohibiting another vote on the
question within q period Of eight
years.
Ohio also defeated prohibition By =
large majority.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1914-11-13
GERMANS BLEW
UP THE FORTS
Left Little at Tsing-Tau for the
Allied Forces.
THE ENTIRE TOWN IN RUINS
o=Etrsetiseaess OF the japanese New
Cues ana Effectiveness OF Aero
plane Observation Service
Lessons OF the Siege.

Toxic. Japan.-After desperate a.
sa0its, n which the Japanese, IN the
lace Of heroic resistance. rivaIed the
bravery OF their forces at Port Arthur.
Using Tau surrendered. Governor
Aeyer-W aldeek, following the hoisting
Of white days on the forts. sent an Oh.
csr. With dag Of truce, to the Anglo
japanese lines.
At O'Clock the Japanese and Ger
man officers opened 3 conference 81
Aoltke Barracks. when the formalides
o. capitulation we're concluded
The japanese officers pay unsnnted
tribute 10 the bravery OF the Germans.
Who fought tenaciously to the last. IN
ofhcial reports are that the Germans
blew Up what was left Of their forts
before surrendering and practically
the whole town is in ruins A Japan
csc torpedo boat houlla that entered
the bay found that nearly all the ships
lad been destroyed
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1914-11-13
U. S. ON FRIEDMAN SERUM.
Decides Berlin Physician Has No
Claim On tuberculosis Cure.

Washington. d. C.-After an eI.
haustive investigation the United
States Public Health Service an.
nounced Dr. F. F. Friedman the Der
lin physician. has no claims to q dis
coyery of a specific cure for tuber
culosis. The investigations showed
that "one-fourth OF all the cases re.
ceiving the treatment developed run
ming sores of assesses at the place
where the serum was injected The
report added that while some patients
were buoyed up after an injection Of
the serum. others progressed to q
speedy death"
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1914-11-13
ToorAAcAE DOSE ExeLooEs.
Powder ereuaht From Austria Wrecks
Room

Philadelphia.-Anton FUCKER. wife
and daughter are in a hospital here
seriously burned and otherwise in
iured as the result of one dose Of
toothache powder. Viola. the daugh-
ter, complained OF an scneing molar
and her mother found powder rem
edy which had been purchased in Aus
tria 10 years ago. As the powder was
being heated, some fell on the stove.
causing an explosion which wrecked
the room. Physicians at the hospital
said the remedy contained nitro
slycerin.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1914-11-13
MEXICAN BATTLE ON.
10000 Villa Troops Reported To ss en-.
gagged With carranxa Forces.

Ell Paso. Te1as.-An ofacial report
received by Villa officials in Juarez
said that battle was in progress be.
tween villa and Carranza troops 20
miles south Of Aguascalientes. where
the convention of chiefs recently at.
tempted to adjust their fractional diff
culties. 1t is said villa has sent a
force of 10000 men and more than loo
cannon TO meet the advance of the
Carranza troops. whose strength Is not
known.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1914-11-13
6BURNED TO DEATH
IN n. Y. HOTEL F|RE.
Men Die in Beds or are Cauoh,
in Railways.
FIREMEN RESCUE MANy
Tho WaVeriy's Stairnsys o.,
Away Before Alarm is Given
lodgers Reported
Missing.

New York.-Six men were burned ;,
most to a crisp and many were saw,
through thrilling rescues By hremos
and police when IRE ruined N.
Waverly Hotel, lodging house at a,
Eighth avenue.
The six dead were burned 10 dean
in their beds or caught in the hallyau
as they rushed through the flames /,
q futile effort to reach safety.
The fire had swept away the sta,
ways TO the top floor OF the strucurs
before it was discovered and an alarm
sent in.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1914-11-13
A Reforner.

-Twobble is noted for his passion.
ate striving after perfection"
4 must say that's a commendable
trait"
IL some cases. yes, but Twobble
spends all his time trying to achieve
ii in other people"
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1914-11-13
TWO WOMEN ELECTED.
Ton Were Candidates For Colorado
Political Positions.

Denver. Col-Of 10 women candi
dates for political positions in Colo
RADIO at the recent election. only two
were successful. They were Mrs
Mary c. C. Bradford. reelected State
Superintendent OF Instruction, and
Mrs. Eyangeline Hearth. elected to the
lower house Of the Legislature. -
Hearth. in the House. and Mrs. f.
Ring Robinson. in the Senate. win
the women legislators during the co..
ing session
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1914-11-13
UNITED STATES STAYS NEUTRAL
President Proclains II Following Tur.
keys Entry.

Washington, D. president VIII
son signed proclamation OF neutral
ity with respect to the war between
England and Turkey. This Govern
ment. it was announced. has taken
over British diplomatic interests in
Constantinople.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1914-11-13
READING BOY KILLS MOTHER

The Revolver Is Discharged While
Being Cleaned.
Reading. Pa.-Raymond Heisler, the
17.year-old son Of Jonathan Heisler. OF
Topton. near here. accidentally shot
and killed his mother while he was
cleaning a revolver. The bullet en-
tered the mothers heart She gave .
scream and staggered TO an adjoining
room, where she dropped dead.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1914-11-13
Future OF Tsing-Tau.

Vice Minister OF the Navy Suzuki.
speaking OF the future OF Tsing-Tau.
said
While the European war continues
Tsing-Tau will De administered by
Japan. At the conclusion OF the war
Japan will open negotiations with
China"
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1914-11-13
Firemen Save Many.

Firemen from Hook and I.adde,
Company No. II performed gallant
work in bringing a number OF uncop.
scIous from upper floors down thel,
ladders
There seemed small hope OF ever
identifying the dead. They wen
burned beyond recognition. Several
are reported to have been injured BY
leaping from windows. Fifty dodgers
are thought to have been sleeping in
the place Some are reported missing
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1914-11-13
The Allies Losses.

An Official estimate places the
japanese killed IN the final assault al
IS. with 1s2 wounded The British
took an important part IN the victory
and two British ofHce were wounded
No statement OF the German casualties
Is available. but It is believed that they
were heavy.
The Minister OF War states that the
lessons learned from the siege were.
nrst. the destructiEeness of the new
heavy guns that the Japanese used for
the drst time; and second. the effect
iyeness Of the aeroplane observation
services. whereby the methods of the
defense we're discovered. The prison.
ers. who will number. it is said. be
tween 5000 and 5000. will be brought
10 Japan
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1914-11-13
FIRE SWEEPS TOWN.
Greater Part OF West Brownsville, Pa
Destroyed.

Brownsville, Pa.-Ten persons, most
OF them volunteer iremen. were In
jured. $50 persons we're made home
leses and IT buildings were destroyed
and many damaged by a nre which
wiped out most of the town OF West
Brownsville. The damage from Ore is
estimated at $250000. Among the
buildings destroyed are two hotels
two churches. three stores ami "
dwellings.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1914-11-13
His Method.

How did that writer acquire such
a flowing Style
4 think he uses a fountain pen
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1914-11-13
HAITI ELECTS THEODORE.
Rebel Leader New President OF No"
Quiet Republic.

Port au Prince, Hayti-DaVilmM
Theodore. the leader of the recent sue
cessful revolution against the admins
tration of President zamor. was elect
ed president OF the Haytian republic
by Congress. The city Is calm.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1914-11-13

a soaith always wants TO marry :
.'sst97 girl because bis parents want
4.ss 10 marry sensible one
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1914-11-13

&nere was that big sea light Of
ssaicsa Foa were speaking?
Is die front page I think my
.f-.sr.'
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1914-11-13

II takes a lot of confidence 20 IN
able Z man 10 enjoy hash.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1914-11-13

cow OHM DRUGGIST WILL TELL YoU
~ sA.IriSS EJe Remedy for I'D. wesk. wasery
fSF-E SK4 GEzs HtzLe1 kFes1ss No -uzr-ine-
ssssf ne Csas4sT< Bats for Box o. the I'VE
~ ma tree- ADr.os ETe KsLDe4g Co Chleaso
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1914-11-13

TIE Enan who makes good doesn't
s's4t COX opportunity 10 knock He
-Sss iAe door vide open.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-07-17
BGt6crs Dilemma.

Gin turioier prossb fpuros biefer
Soge in 8rounfdtpsig psrbonoeIt. Sn
Der Gsmeinbe aleinsS iebed beTtebt
cine aIte godoronunq, nod Ser Der
@smeinosbdder perpflidtet lit, feline
gadporen gu siuem fir bsutiae
8erbiItniTe unglouhIih nisori9en
prsiIs hersufteuen. Gus clnem 6impz
ten Roogen iou sr SO pfuno 9ares
9rot Baden uno oIs 8odtobn bofir
"a Vfenni9 srbalten, fir sinen I3uderz
tufen, Der Is Gentimetsr lang uno
46 gentimeter brett iein muB, 10
qfsnniQe. uno fir einen S6nnotuhen
GAR nur 4 pfennige. Der lebige Sc
meiroebddtr nil iih ober tpeoen be,
psrdnoerten 3eiten ouf oisie 9odoroz
nurg. Die cine beim 8ouf Der 8dderei
nit 3u iiternehmen0e RealIoit oar
felt. nitt einIaTen. Die 8emeinbe
ooqeQsn prp3sIi;ert felt feds Sohren
nit ibrsm 8dder, uno iebt bat oos
8rounihtpeiQer Qdrogeriht entIhie-
Sen. ooB Der Bidder perpfIihtet lit, 81
oieien ipottbjuiQen 0reiIen gu boden.
Won onrF neuqieri9 iein, ME fih ods
CberIanbeSQerift - benin es miro ma
tiirIid meter pro3eiiert gu Der
Srage 'te(Ien pirb.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-07-17

ous fsiren 9e'j6t. fein Irm s~itterte
in benz meineu. uno tsin Wort NOR
ibn1 gu sntIoden.
ID ftir1pfts ouf bic goIi3ei, oui
Die 9etsttipe uno fang oos 2oblieo bes
'60usn WGohens in Glen Sonen, ober
sr reo9isrte nit teiner SiIbe b@arauF.
So nnren mir sieaos ourh perfhies
oere Strnben geIauFen. als er mid
ploBIjd ON 4rm potte uno baItig
fIiiIterte.
nSieb sid nitt nm. ih claude,
man perfoIqt uns. Sd babe feline
Cuff gu neaen Qbentsusrn, ih perot
bier in Der Ssttenitrabe peri6ninoen.
8ute Natt uno - LAB bir's gut
9ctfn."
SIN IsIben Iu9enblit NOR er per.
fhrunoen. Was blieb mir iibria. ols
ohiel3utenb meinen We9 Fortsuieben.
Gs mar tpieoer einmaI 10 edit Grit
Jinoers Qrti
IIs ih mid sinmal umic1, entoedte
i'd 3pei ountle 0eital:en. uno Der
S6ein elmer QoternP seiqte mir oas
0s'idt zines Ser beioen 0etettipe. Sic
uns i'm 0a'draum iiberroidt hats
ten. Die ~ousleieBte prdmie lieB ibrsn
anfheineno teine Ruhe.
Soeben erbnIte ih sinen Brief nit
omeritaniiten Mortsn. Der Stems
rel 1T unIeierlih. 0os Goupert emit.
bdIt rur eine 9orte nit ben Wortsn:
Bur Grjrnerunq an u~nIeren MIN
terIi6en Stconbbummsl uno Isire
'Folaen. Gras gut - anes cut. Die
Grbin er'1nrts mid ni6t. neil i'd 70
lies Idhelte 9omoI8. ots mir una
ann erfcn male iaher. haze ih fpohrs
'feinIid r'tt 70 oeIiheItl Nubsre
hem beurtsil. NOR sinen Wanr poht
mciFt nod isinem @er'ebr. Torum
no6te ih s.. fir beire unbeabFhtiq'e
@eihiIfe oor'sn. gu gutter, unI6uIoigsr
Turoel - T."
us Ii ttan oof sum -!
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-07-17
]f(u9e guMG(t6e.

SIN 0%ugemeinen piro ben 6ifhen
teins iehr gro8e Snteuigen3 sueemutet.
cine Musrabue fdeinsn aber Die 8oios
fiThe gu isin, Sic bel 9atb geboIten
perosn. eern oisie tIinaeIn, tpenn tie
ihr NlittaqeTen bnben molten, Teller.
Dos miro linen hurh foIgeroe Gin
ri6tune srmoqIitt. Gn elmer ouf
BEN g9dTer Idrpimm,roen WetoItu<
oeI hdnqeu ounne 7FGosr tief in oas
WuTer binein. Die 8oIbfiits ihrpim
men Qe9en oisie niinnsn Tdoen. ieBen
enourh eiueu eIsttriihen 8outott in
9ttreQunQ. cine 9lods srt6nt uno Elm
tleiner 9ehilter nit fsinashdter On
t~ereisru IGbt artomntiIh fe;nen Sn-
haIt in oas WaFer fallen. 7ie 6jihe
hattsn e. 50lo heraus1efur6eT, bdb
nos 9eriibrtn Der 7Sdo.n linen Ser be.
Liebten 2edsrbiTsr beittrt. uno 70
t6nn.n Sic sahIrsider gaotsdite tag
lid oas inttreFante Spiel beobadtsu.
mi. bic Slid. ibr Diner bsft.l,u.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-07-17

mat oan,bor fein radber." bemettt.
i'd.
Gs bIieb uns aIfo uitts meter
iibriq. ats Der 0ings gu porten, bic
ha fommen foGten. Mid padte al
mdbIih Die 0sr3psifIun1 aber auf
SrtBen8 @eii4t peri6nano ou8 balls
Ip0ttiIhe, balls beIuiti9te QGdeIn ni6t.
Cd NOR frob odriiber, bab er bic
gan3e Sote oIs eiuen Ill binnabm.
Iber gIeid3eiti9 fragts ih mid, !pos
pohI ge'heben mohte, fpenn Die reihe
Grbir iih jrrte uno in Strip oen 9ers
BREEDER feben pjros? Die 9eumten
battsn ibR I@opiefo in 9sroadt; bus
mar Iiher.
Gn0lih ruuroe er in ejnen dnoeren
Naum 9efIhrt. in bem ihon Elm hats
be5 7uberS nnoercr Mdnner Itano,
iun1e Burden. 0sr6redertppsn. sSris
eeTeCte Fih IdheIro 3u ihnen.
limb oonn. nab nsi.eren 3ebn mi.
liten, tam fe. bIenotno ihou, in qros
Fer QterotoiIstte, ihimmern0 i'm Der
lens uno 8riqnntsnihmut. Wtty I'm
ibren Wuno lag elm trobi1sr ,3lq, ols
nb 't bic game InQeltqenbeit oIs reht
't6reno uno drqerIi6 empfan6.
n4lio. pos babe i'd AZ tun2" fraot.
'e BEN 9eamtsn. be- fe bereingeflhrt
hattie.
rSje brouhsn Iih nur Elm poar
W{lnner on3uishen uno. penn mo1Iia,
ben ridtigeu gu be3sidnen." srtIdrte
er.
Cd lab gu rem @trbaftettn biniiber.
friB itano in Der s~rpeiten Rtibe uno -
IdfeItt nod INNER.
frduIein Rutb 9ehrsns muiterts
bic Reihe Der 0erod6ti9tn uuo FAB ies
ZEN nit ibren ihoren Wu9sn large an.
ID hattie oa8 G~npfinoen, onf cs fcIbIt
fir oleie orrnen Shluder ,in e~r1ebens
Der Arg:nbIid Qtlpeien ieiu mubte.
STriB beautlportete ibren 0urhorju.
asnoen 9Iit nit sintm oTIenen,
frelnoIjben QddeIu.
SD Itbe nobl. pcI6en mann Sic
TN @eyooht h6en," lpanott lie fidl
On sen 8eamten. Gin etn3ioer bier
tntfpriht unQtfdbr mtjrer geitYyeis
tuu9; o1s iii Der 8peits in Der ;.pei.
ten Reibe."
~ftib,," cntfuhr g mir.
.Wh0," flote Der WpIi3fihrnuie ose
luitltil.
~Nbtr oos 1T Der Tann niht," fubr
Die Dame fott.
~Tiht9'" Iter tr muB q ftin.
Or bet ouh oa5 Dial ouf BEN redhtsu
Nrm."
~So2 0as 1T Elm fonoerborer gu,
ian. Tern 0c$ lam Der Mann nit1t
felr, BEN i'd ouf Ser Grtpps trof. Sc.
hen Sic ooh ieIbit bisvss ~oFfere
Fysuroljd lGteInoe GeIitt. S6 I0ott
Sbn,n ooh. oob Der aerI sinsr Qan'
boier gIjd bate"
GS mar intcreTdnt. ME Tt ffr,s oe.
gen ole GiaptuouuQsn otS QeIi3ti.
be1n1tsr psrtetoiQte. Gin ecrl famo.
Te3 WGosl, gnolih pauete Ft i'd
su ibrtr 9saIsitern I'm unN meinte:
~Sebt miro IS nbsr 3ejt, gu Tcup;sren;
id babe einea furhtbogen 0unosr."
Riemauo nar frohy ais id. oIs if
Tris ola frsien Monn tpieNey binaus.
fuhrsn ipnrts. @btr itF, lam lei ibrr
bic Rsattion. NaI 2ldeln ihport
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-07-17

Cenn sr perIdpdnb pIobIih, Nm
1leih odruuf NIT 3pei Wdunern su.
rid3uiomuer. oenen man ibren De-
tettipberuf iofort nngefebeu Bate,
out penn nitt oidt binter ihnen
siniqe gn6rpoIi3eibtamts aufgetautt
pdre1.
Det oierIteifrige mann 3eiqt. ouf
t~iB, uub bic 8euntsr muIterten i'm
NIT qeitrenpen 9iiten. 7Frib 1poqte
aerabe ieine 6~emodrmel bsruuterTtreis
fen, ais ibu Der cine Detettio am
0anogeIent padte.
~0er3ejbunQ. !Qerr." faate er, Id
modte Germ einmaI S,brtn 4rm e.pas
ndber betrdhten."
nR1nu, morur?" froqts 75rib, un0
perfutte. it los;ureifen.
.Wntlsn Sic teine 0efhihtsn, d"
fogte Der 9etettip, Sic brnu6en
nur eiusn Iuoerblit SIREN QerireI
hotitrciien. Wir fuhen eiren ilnden
Man1. Der 4trsn 'sbr dbnlih Tebt.
Gl'o, riros baIo?!l"
~Wo8 qehi mid oas an? QoTe7
Sic mid IN Ruhs!" brlnte Trib.
Out! Damn miiFen mir @erpnl.
lnlpenocr." foqts Der @eomte. uno Qat
ftirsu 2ofeaen einsr Wjnt.
,J,u rdtfttn NnocnbIid fiir,tcn re
ale ouf mtintu Treuno. mayfen i'm
81 Soo'H uh' p'sl'sa ION 70 lance ftt'
o's g nem etnen 0etstilo Qelun9tn
mar. oen Tenten aerniel bo63u'tyelten.
LEO! riff er trniHpbtersno. vQter
naoen ipir u bag betpuBtt WtaI nu'
gem reoAtsI arm.
SUN &ea'eI, loas Qtht Sir oo8
o1< 'd'rtt 'Srie. nh otrlintlfe'f min
TtloI g'a @sFoTsf'n' en NfaI gu be-
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. o.xt..l nm Fem I'ol n11ndo13I EN-
na- eo,lI' ''8'' ''' N'"''''e os'tu
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Jrrul,o crib.
Grjabluus non euuis autnI.

Niht ieosm tuGre bic 7Freunofdait
nit Grib 6inoer angenebm qepeIen.
Iber mir matten feline unbeTtdnoids
;eit uno feline iouoerboren GinfdQe Qes
rooe SpoB. Sd bate i'm 3uf1uiG
ouf elmer Reiie ternen geIcrnt, uno
bate mid BON 4nfauQ an 3u Inn bin,
es3o9en aefubIt. Wir itIo7eu 7gr,unos
fdoft; ober IS per8iaaen oft W}onate.
IN oenen 6riB nihts BON iih b1ren
iieb, um o0nn plogIih nit irqtnoe
einem 9oritIlg 3u tomnen. Gr
iuubte. oob er tets ouf mid rednen
tonnte. % ib ibm ;hr 3ugttan nor
unb nit elmer formliten 9erebrunQ Al
ibm nuFiob.
Sd mar aIfo oar riht eritaunt. ol9
CT mid neuIih, an einem bitteriaItsr
Wtnterta8t, teIephoniit auritf. ur,
einen tIeiHen Nusftug - on Sic see
NIT mir gu p~erabrtben. Bel se6n
0rao RdIte an bic SEE. Dos fat
ibm dhulih!
sd bin BABEL" REF it. .Wlfo
ndt ubr oreibig 49, 9onner8taQ frut
'hon! 0u. Bore NAL. mas bait ou
benn tisentIit in ben Iebten Ish8, nhi
Mo6en getrisben?" Qber tr bate
idon a~uQehdrqt. -
Gs mar etn idoner. 'Iarer Winttr,
tag. OILS mir un8 ouf Dem 9ahnboI
@trofsn. Strip tam slrsi Minuten 20,
Ibgdn9 oe8 3uqes. uno Ioh frifd UNI
eeiuno Gus. D. mir ms Itbr lara,
nift Qeisben bott,n. Qab es natiirlit
cine W}enQe gu eyjdbltn. 0l8 ous &c.
iprdh enoIith einmal |totts. mari if
'hnel einen @Itt in meine W}or1en,
aeituna, mo ih cine gotis lber einer
iur3Jih peribten Giubyuh bel cine;
rei6sn Dams fans.
Isle iudeu ben Gjnbreher irrne,
nod. bemer'te i'd.
6riB sutqe8nete oarouF, baB BIZ
dc1u ooh cine Ishr Qsuaut 8eItrcj.
bun9 oes WunntS Qe0ebeu Bate
GtIbit o0s NAL am rethten 0oroer.
orm bate Ye ertpdbnt. Gle bate q
Qeieben. ala ,r nit poraebaltertn
EepoIpsr. o0S 'o'tboye 8eibmeioe IN
Der 2oitt. riidndrt8 Sic Greppe hin
unter9,9anQcn NOR.
Gin unperfroysner @t'sae mub ons
estpe'en fem" io8is i'd. uno qin9 ou.
:iu onoeres 2bma uter.
Der m2tid am WteytSnrono ma,
i~ibri9ens fhoner. ala ih CO mir poroe.
ftsllt bate. Nir 'onnten Qtraoe nod
ben ipunbtrboysn Sonnenunteraont
nit 'einen beytIihen ffdtbenfpiel az
risbsn. oaun par Is 3ci,. suriidiufab
zen.
WIs mir tpisosr in ner Staot amaze
fouulen tporen. gin9en mir sunddN II
Den WQfdrourr, i'm un8 BON unieye
2neespuuoerung etipas gu fdubsrr
Der cine Der bisnitbarsr Setter RAN
70 oidt neben uus, oob ih ibm btir
Wofden foii einen Ripptnitpb ptrIeb
bate. Sd piiufdte. CT mare tpsniee
bienittifrig eep,i,n. uno fpGts
spunihte i1 .s nod ueb,!
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Jreun0e Der Bi6(iot6eR.

Sn Berlin iii Elm 9erein Ser
Treunos Der 8gl, gibliotbet geeriin.
oct noroen. Der ben 3ned bat, bic
9ibIiothet beim Intauf BON 8u6ern.
6onoi6riftsn, MuIitalien Ii. (. ~. su
unteritiBen. Der 9erein. 81 oefien
9%oriiBenoem profsfor Or. Quopig
0ormItaeoter getpdbIt rpuroe, Der feis
ner I3eit fir Sic 8ol. 9ibIiotbet ieine
bsriihmt. pifenI6aftlide Wutogras
pbenfnmmIung ~itiftets. ion ou6 boz
bin mirtcn. onb benz Snititut Iitera*
ride NohIdHe uno photographer pom
GeIebrtsn uno Sdriftiteaern 5uflies
Zen.