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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1914-12-10
KANSAS A GOOD ADVERTISER.

~ Kansas is very well pleased with the
States crop showings this year and,
knowing it is good business to adver-
Mise, has told the rest of the world OF
Its good fortune to such an end that
1.-THE newspapers of the country nave
kurtker spread the fame OF Kansas IN
such editorials as the following, which
Is from the New York Sun:
kansas raised about one-hfth OF
The total American wheat crop this
Vear. which for the blessing of the ma
lions amounted to more than OO,0OO,-
moo bushels. No other state ever rails
led even threeQuarters as much grain
lin one season and it would take the
&combined harvests of the three lext
# argest wheat growing states to equal
khe Kansas yield this year, which IS
almost two times as much as the state
ever produced before.
"a "The facts cited are taken from
A5statement in which they are anything
#but prosaically set forth by the Hon
#brable j. C. Mohler, secretary Of the
state board of agriculture. Secretary
SgMohler seems to be worthy success
&br to Farmer Coburn, and he could
mot please his constituents better than
by following the word painting ex-
ample of his predecessor in descanting
IN the marves of Kansas agriculture.
His fellow citizens like to have farm
facts interpreted for them in language
which visuaizes prosperity
kansas raised wheat enough this
year to make 4O,205,540 barrels of
Hour. Were this flour converted into
bread it would make S,5O0,000,000
caves, enough to meet our nations
heed for bread for year, or nearly
hinety-five loaves for every man, wom-
Ian and child in the United States. The
VALUE of this record smashing crop is
apportioned equally among the states
inhabitants would give to each little
more than $50.
"And, wheat is not by any means all
hat Kansas farms raised this year.
No wonder cantankerous radicalism
was rejected at the polls and Senator
kBristow and Representative Murdoch
sent to the political discard.
"Kansas deserves a leading place
among forty-eight reasons for working
and forgetting which will be duly re-
membered today"
The average Iowan, reading this, is
duly impressed with the splendid show
think further and make comparison
|of Iowa crops with those of Kansas
And all because Iowa has not advertis-
led herself as carefully and as thorough
ly as Kansas.
With all due credit to Kansas and
with no wish to disparage the crops
of the Grass Hopper state, let's consid-
Ter what Iowa has done. Iowa this
year raised 1862 100000 bushels of corn.
This is one-seventh of the worlds en-
tire corn crop, and if miIled into corn
8meal, such as is fit for table use in
&corr bread, ETC., would amount to 55,-
&91s,36S barrels of -four. In the south
corn and corn products are staple food,
Just as wheat, or rye in other countries.
While the comparison between the
number of loaves of bread made from
kansas wheat and the number that
could be made from Iowa corn is i'm
IMPRACTICAL for the reason that corn
#bread is not made into loaves of the
same size, it is not very difficult to con-
ceive the comparative number OF
3people who could be fed with Iowa
cnrr, and Kansas wheat
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1914-12-10
SHORT RAILROADS
CANNOT RAISE RATE

Washington, D. c., Dec. 8.-CanceI
lation of joint freight rates between
certain small roads in connection with
trunk lines operating in official classi
fication territory, which would result
in the increase of rates from to 20
per cent was suspended today by the
interstate commerce commission until
June 20. The rates OF these short
lines now are under investigation.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1914-12-10

In addition to her wonderful crop OF
corn this year Iowa raised a record
crop of oats, which dozen mills in
Iowa are turning into breakfast foods
every whit as nourishing as wheat
bread. And. though the Iowa wheat
crop does not compare with that Of
Kansas it is no inconsiderable part of
the whole.
The figures on Kansas oats and corn
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1914-12-10

Every year there are numerous &C.
cidents and deaths due to burns re-
ceived from the candles on Christmas
trees. Better begin planning right
now to avoid any Christmas tree
tragedy
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1914-12-10

ganization will in no way conflict
with the organization known as the
Northwestern Hotel Mems association,
In which Iowa is included with Nebras-
ka, North and South Dakota and Min
nesota. A. G. KLAUS, president OF the
latter organization, was present at the
session and assisted In the details Of
the local organization.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1914-12-10

appropriations for river and harbor
projects. and on the policy Of granting
federal permits for the development of
|hydro-electric power, is scheduled. The
'conservationist element, Influenced by
Clifford Pinchot, will try out the senti-
ment for the formation of a permanent
national board of engineers to recon-
mend a scheme of nationwide flood
control and river and terminal i'm
provements. They will demand the d.
rect development of power by the fed
eral government, wherever power Is to
be had in connection with locks and
dams constructed to assist river navi-
cation. The opposition will endorse
the principle of a.nation wide policy,
but will contend that the time for it's
enactment into law has not arrived.
Senator Kenyon is watching develop
ments in the river and harbor situation
with keen interest. He has been gath
ering new material for any fight that
NAV be started by the pork barrel
advocates, and is confident that If the
issue is raised the decision given by
congress this session will be even more
emphatic than it was few months
ago. Senator Burton Of Ohio, who led
the filibuster in which Kenyon took
part, is another quiet spectator Of the
maneuvers now taking place in the no.
tel lobbies and in the corridors at the
capitol
REPRESENTATIVE David J. Lewis of
Marylal|', the man who put the Joker
in the pa1tels post law which permit
ted the department to reduce rates and
increase the weight limit of packages
to be carried, is opening his annual
campaign in the house in favor Of gov
eminent ownership of the telephones
! and telegraphs. He not only wants the
wires made part of the postal system
of the country, but he wants the pur-
chase. at cost of some 100000, 900,
undertaken right away.
Lewis latest argument is based on
| the experience of the French army's
general staff during the present war.
Gen. Joffre, the commander-in-chief, is
in constant communication with all of
the military centers of the republic, by
means of government owned and gov
eminent manned telephones. The sys-
TEN is national, is military in time of
way, and is run at degree OF accur-
acy and effectiveness which military
order implies. Every operator is un-
der obligation of the highest duty to
the nation; the result is that telephon-
ing in France has within few weeks
come to be more perfect and less sub
ject to interference or delay than has
| been the case anywhere else since tel
| ephones were invented.
This is the story Lewis has had from
returned visitors to the French battle
line. and with the story he points the
,, moral of government operation in time
of peace as we'll, as in time of war.
There is little prospect that he will get
his measure advanced this winter be-
yonG the committee hearing stage.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1914-12-10

Don't forget that the best time to
do your Christmas shopping is before
everybody else has done theirs.
You'll get picked over, oft-handled
stuff if you wait to the last
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1914-12-10

The person who throws burning
matches behind the radiator or into the
waste basket or under the desk is more
dangerous than lunatic.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1914-12-10

fifteen were less than one-qusrter of
an acre. The supervisor says this
success was due to a lookout tower,
and to efficient telephone and hello
graph service
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1914-12-10

To aid in watering lawns Mime
sofa inventor has patented hose
holder resembling an enlarged hairpin
with sliding cross piece to elevate
the nozzle
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1914-12-10

For motorists wear in stormy wealth
er there has been designed a single
garment consisting of coat and knee
trousers which can be put on over 9TH
er clothing.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1914-12-10

As new life preserver which
weighs but Is ounces and takes I'D but
little room when folded is extended for
use air rushes in valve and automat-
ically initiates it.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1914-12-10

Experiments in France have demon.
strated that the best signals to be dis.
played from the ground for aviators
are Arabic numerals in white on a
black background.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1914-12-10

The Boise national forest in Idaho
had thirty fires during the past sum-
mer. yet twenty-eight were held down
t. less than ten acres, and o. these
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1914-12-10

"A Japanese army surgeon has in
vented machine run by electricity
that grinds as many beans into flour
in forty minutes as man can grind
by hand in day.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1914-12-10

Because few typewriter inks are in
delible or unalterable the government
of Venezuela has forbidden the official
registration of typewriter documents.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1914-12-10

While the roads are good Is the time
to get your winters coal put in.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1914-12-10

Declaration ! OF independence was
signed?' asked the teacher.
AT de bottom, like letter."
promptly replied one lad.
Gerhard Won Bluecher, the famous
Prussian field marshal, had as sur
geon-major of his army man who
was very homely, but extremely proud
and vain.
One day Bluecher entered the sur
geon's tent and found him standing
before a looking glass arranging his
toilet and admiring himself generally.
Doctor" said Bluecher, laughing, Il
in the world"
How is that, sir, may ask"
why, here you are quite in love
with yourself, and you haven't a
single rival!'
Recently Jones collided with spell
of hard luck, and in order to make
his pork and beans and his appetite
meet, he was compelled to pawn his
watch, While the watch was yet in
hook, friend asked him the time of
day.
"Why. what in the world has be-
come of your watch?' asked the sur
prised friend, seeing Jones yank out
time-killer of the turnip brand.
Here it is" smiled Jones, extend
ing the cheap ticker. Anything the
matter with your optical apparatus p
Eyes; but that's silver watch"
persisted the friend. "The one you
used to have had handsome gold
case"
Il know it did, was the grimful
rejoinder of Jones; but circum-
stances alter cases"
A regiment of regulars was max
ing a long. dusty march across the
rolling prairie land Of Montana last
summer. ut was hot, blistering day
and the men, longing for water and
rest, were impatient to reach the next
town.
| A rancher rode past.
"Say, friend" called out one of the
men. how far is it to the next town =
"Oh, matter of two miles or so,
! l reckon" called back the rancher,
Another hour dragged by, and an
other rancher was encountered.
How far to the next town." the
men asked him eagerly.
| "Oh, a good two miles"
A weary half hour longer Of march
| ing and then a third rancher.
"Not far was the encouraging
answer. "Only about two miles
WELL sighed the optimistic ser
geant, thank goodness we're holdin'
our own, anyhow"
| A suburban train was slowly work
| ing it's way through one of the biz
yards of "a. Finally it came to a
dead stop and all efforts to start it
again were futile.
In the wee, small hours of the
morning a weary commuter, numb
from the cold and the cramped posi-.
ton in which he had tried to sleep,
crawled out of the train and floundered
through the heavy snowdrift to the
nearest telegraph station. This is the
message he handed to the operator:
"Will not be at Office today. Not
home yesterday yet
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1914-12-10
lowANs RETURN HOME.

is moving his family from Texas to
Montezuma, his old home.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1914-12-10

WHO IS FOR PROTECTION?
q Two prominent democratic news
$papers, the Buffalo Times and the st.
Louis Republic, are engaged in an in
Rteresting little squabble over the SUBJ
/ Jet Of protective tariff. The Buffalo
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1914-12-10
Press Comment

Hannibal Courier Post: More than
forty people were burned to death in
Missouri last year by starting fires
with kerosene.
Never under any circumstances
pour kerosene oil into stove.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1914-12-10

Kansas City Journal: "Only two
things says Henry Clews, stand in
the way of a sharp recovery-business
depression at home and the war
abroad" Is that all? Many of us
thought it was something serious.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1914-12-10
d. n n0T
s + Orie s.

The class in history had the floor.
Can any scholar tell me where the
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1914-12-10

Cedar Rapids Republican: The
Chicago Tribune complains because
Mr.. Bryan talked glittering general
tiles about ending the war with
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1914-12-10

Cedar Rapids Gazette: England
has issued call for American auto
mobile owners, asking that they offer
their services and their machines for
ambulance work at the front. Here
is a chance to get rid of some of the
open cut-out fiends and chronic speed
ers. Those fellows always are mock
heroes anyway.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1914-12-10

Davenport Times: The report OF
Auditor Bleakly of Iowa on the banks
of the state, as shown in consolidat.
ed Iowa bank statement just issued
indicates that the stringency in money
was a real fact in the state, but that
the banks carefully husbanded their
resources, and that now they are in
splendid condition and prospects are
bright for continued expansion OF
trade.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-08-31
na9e Der 2aain Stra6e.

rtn, cber BAT "a aud ben Gtab Don
csitsn i'm niefs WiiIionsn GpIbaiea
ansuiiibrsn uno All banbbaxn9 WenH
man aus Der Defmidjte Der glisberlas
gen geasn bic s5apdncr in Der Wanb.
iGurei urtbeilsn min, bnnn ipiirbe
nohI fciner btbdupien, bdb btr rui.
iifde Offi5ier Don bciits sttpds beFer
In als e "a Dor siner Generation
mar.
Die rufTiffen Cffisfere, I'm Gan.
gen asnpmmsn. iinb niht aiit. Die
isnigen, tpeI6e bic Rrisgsf6uien as.
ioibisrt baben. finb Oft brillants 7he.
orstifer, aber taum mthr. Dieienis
gen, bic feline militGraiabsmiThe eluss
tilbuna genoiIsn babsn nnb bisis
biloen Bel ipsiiem bic arobere Waic.
rttGi bdbsn. urb bas in fpnbr, Elm
irsnia teTsre giIbuna unb gr3ishnns
ols bisieniaen Mdnnsr, bic ons Rom.
mdnbo fiibrcn, nber aud iinesfdhr
hiefelbe befdrantte ginbilbunssfraft
inb pbantuiis. Gg IN. lura asfaat,
Der ffau. bab Elm 9Iinbtr einen Bin.
Ten fiibrt.
rDenfidlarb brdudt besbaIb ben
Rufisn unb feline usbermadi nidt su
fiirdten!4
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-08-31
IeutialauS nnS bic ensliihe
Ereiie.

Sc 1T cine febr miibebo1e gfufsabe,
engliih amsritanif9en RebattoreH
Elm riGtises9srItd iiber Deutidz
lamb, reip. eie llmiidHee, bic ben
Arss berbsigefiihrt bd6en unO unter
pel6en er gsfiibrt perbsn mubte, bets
subringen. gu Der ii6tbaren 9Orein-
genommenbeit ssIeGt ii9 nod cine
grenseHloIs llnpiHenbett. Siir ben
anglo ameritaniiaen Rebati0r III
9eutIhlanb taum msbr ais Elm seo'
gropbiIher 9sgriff uno felbit iiber
bieien lit er IN gr0bter uuflurbeit.
Gr peib nift, bab bas beutIde Reia
cine iireng tOnItitutiOnelIe Resierung
Fat unb itelIt in Solge beiien ben
beutiten aaiisr nit bem 3dren In
8sSug auf WiGtiir auf sleite Stufe.
Q6er ba piel harun seleeen lit, bel ben
4meritanern bas Seutfbtbum IN bas
ridtige 2itf gu ftelIen, barf man iia
bic Utiibe niat perbrieBen lafien, ben
borrenben Srrtbiimern entgessn3utrs.
ten, ipelGe bic anglo : amerilanii9e
preTe perbreitet.
Wir fegegnen in elmer 3eitung bonn
Ranse Der gbieaso 2ribune elmer
beftisen 2tntlage geseH Deutfdlaub,
eab es beftGnbis auf &rieg geIonnen
unb obii9tli9 bic 8emiibunsen gu ei.
ner frieblifen Sdli4tung bsreitslt
bo6e. Oemna9 LATTE auf Dem bsutz
Iden Raifer eiHe Ihnere 8lutihulb.
Sfcn Der @orpurf bab Deuti6s
lamb beitGnoig an &rieg bents, liefert
ben geipeis BON bodsrubisem llnDers
itanb unb llnpiiienbeit. Cine Rd<
tiOn, bic BON ben sr0Bten Gtaaten
@uropas umgeben lit, bic mddtige
Seere unb sylotten uHterhnlten, tann
bod niat umbin, iid beftdnbig auf ets
ren Gries DDrbereitet gu baften. Qtuf
pem ameritaniifsn aonfinent befinbet
iid feline ein5ige Qdtion, bic ilnisrem
aanDe gefdbrlidb iperoen f6nnte.
groboem uHterbulten mir eiHe srobe
ylotte, neil mir an bic M0glidieit
,eHten miiifen, Oab irgsnb eine Der
Jreben eiropGiideH Ndtionen ms ans
Ireifen f6nnte. Guh benz Mabitab
inferer Gcfabr aeneTen, iinb unfere
5u DaIier uneHblf9 gr5.
,er aIs sieieniuen Deutfhlanbs. Da
+ % nod Der srobfs lluperItanb. |
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-08-31
Bel @llenfsin limb fiinf

Bel @llenftein iinb flint
ruIIii6e Irrnees@orps iiber bic 9renae
sebrdnst porben. 9lliO aDnigsberg TT
nidt imsingelt. Die @orsdnge Der
Iebtsn Gage laHen iibsrbaupt eriebeH,
DAB bic 8sfiirdtunsen iiber bas uns
aufbaItiame @orbringen Der gufen
unbegriinbet iparen. Die ruiiil9e
&riegsfubrung ifeint bsm Muiter Der
fran5Oiiiden gefolst gu feiu, bdb lie
einen SffenIiptrieg segen Seuti4lano
fii6ren fpollte. glber bas ptrb in Dem
einen tpie in benz anberen Sale nib
linaen. Die HuHen fpnnten tbren
9lan seitneilis uno in bef8rdnftem
Mabe ausfiibren, neil Seutl4lano
feline ganSe 9tufmertiamteit Der Dit
srense au5upenbeH ge5fpunsen mar
unb tpeil es ieine gan5e Sriegsmanns
f9aft in benz tur5en 3eitrdum bon
brei Wodsn ni1t ins Selo itelen
fonnte. SEPT ipo bic Wlpbilmdduns
beenbet lit unb SsIterrei9 e6enTdQs
sr0bere Sruppenmaiiea on5ufammeln
faeint, perben bic @uiien ii4 iebr
baIb suriid5ieben, ba fie ionft ibrer
@ernidtuns nidt entsehen tDnnen; es
1T ndmli9 erfi9tlid, baB ipdbrenS lie
an Der @rense fbpGrmen. Die Seuts
ifyn unb Seiterrsi9sr tief in goIen
einbringen. Die ruiIiide 9efabr faHn
dls ii6erpunDen gelten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-08-31
Goneb sssIaab.

Die SubiIiumspoGe tn IN gonep
Sslnn6 arsebrpfen, inb ipdbrsnb bies
fer 3eit eibt ss Gpdb fir bie Wils
lionsn. Der Wontag gift ols ainbers
Tag unb bic Wliitter iperben NIT ibren
ainbern ouf ben $50 unb IL ubr
Booten fret bef5fbert. afubsrbem
erbdIt bieienige Wfutter. iDeldk bic
gr0bte ainber5abI ouf5ufpeiltn bat,
pom Wlanoger Miefenberg Elm 3ehn.
bolIor goIbitiid. 3nifden $50 unb
A lIbr NaHmittdgs ,pirb ben Rinbern
freier unterridt tan 9dn5en srtkilt;
fur5, gonep JslanS esbSri am Wlons
tag ben ainbern. au9 fiir bic onbes
ren 1ose Der JubiIGumspodk ijnb
Worbereitungen getroffen,
benn gnbe gut, MlIes gut, beibt ss Sci
Der gsripd!tuus bieies pOpuidrsn Wers
guiiguHgsreIprta.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-08-31

ropo, beitii melt entfernf bon Der
WoIfsteern Der riiiiiihen Gbene be-
iitt es anf 1 EuaoratfiIometer SO
Girfpcbner. un6 onnlit iogar 16 mebr
aIs Sannoper, ireiliH MIR, tpenn Die
beioen @roBitdbie mitge3ablt iperoen,
bic ouianmen 1,3 MiIlionen gin-
ippbner bennipriiden ndnlif dnber
Wdrifuu Die Snouitrieitnot 2oo5
(iprid luoidD, nidt iebr tpeit bon
Der @citgreii3e, Die in eritnimlih
fur3er sSriit gu 4t5,000 gi,ituotner
iinb oainit 5iir iedJitsr5bten Stabt
Sfnblnnbs nnaeipndien lit. Dag lit
Dem @cloe ,iiiib benz llnternebmiings.
geiit imierer 2arosleute o., bonfeL
Die bier cine ftoIse Bebeinouitrie ge.
if,diien baben, s(uberbern beiist
golen n6d) f6 Gtdote iiber 1900
einipobner. 6arunter ben id)nel EN-.
porgebIiibten gabnfnoteilpiinft Cos
llofpice $4,000 giupobner) gang I'M
Siibpciten in Der sfohIen ilrio WietaI.
Ie jpeH0enben ,Treifaiier gfe",
lfnb bns iriibcr 70 pielgenannte So.
liid $4,000 @inpobnr) bi6t an Der
Gren5e non go;en. 60 1T bieies pei-
te glmpbitbeater beg arieges befdof-
fen, in bns 9reiiben bon 5ipei, Geiier.
reid pon einer Seite bineinbliden
Iinb in Dem iie boifeutIid aud balol
pliab nsbmsn psrbsn.
Gr. q, Seblnarn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-08-31

SIN Sauie beeegnet Die aricgs.
norlage, lueIde bouptiddlif auf Bier
nno 3igurreu iaIen ioG, ein,u cner.
aii6en Dioeritanb, Der ieine gere6ti.
gnng bat. Die @egner pertreten ben
Sta1opunft, onb Denn Die SIub. hnb
Snfenberlpilliaungelt, iolpie oaS gtat
iiir offentIidle @ebGnoe aui ous slI.
lernotbmenoigile beihr1ntt Der6en,
70 lieben iitI 80 WiIlionen 3oaars
fparen uro ous rpiiroe geniiaen, I'M
bag Sefi3it hiefes Sabres gu beden.
Sis gum ndhitrn Sabre brallde man
nidt gu iorgen, oa bis cabin Der arieg
sit Gnbc ieiH miro rn6 rpic6er nor
male @erbdItniiie berri6en iperoen.
Die Steuerluitigen iino Die iiiolifen
&eprdientanten, bic na6 9eute bum
germ.
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Dab @ciebl aegeben poroen
lit, ale Sditfer i'm SeitltngsgcIanoe
hon Raris unper5iieIid su fdleifen,
benefit, ouB bic 5ransoien i'm Iesten
Gra6en liegsn un0 bic frdns6Iii6s
glrnee lire IeEte Rettung 6inter Die.
fem sSeitinigsgiirtel iudt. Mlnn
hrali6t fein aFilitdr 5u iein, I'M 6ie
SoffnungSloiiafeit bieies YIanes All
erfenneH. Cine slrmec, Die iif in
eine Seitilng begibt, geGt in cine
Sale. Sic bat aae glftipnsmiiaIidl.
teit perIoren uilb fpartet ipi[lenlos
ab, mo Der Sain6 iie ansreifen miro,
obne cine a6nllfig 5u baben, no Der
glngriff erfofgen ipiro. Oamif 1T ae.
iagt, oaB Der gLnsriff nit iiberlegenen
&rdften erfolgt nn6 Die 3ertbeioi.
enngslifiie oitr1btohen miro. sSsfl
1lebrigen fper6en oie Geutidlen qor
feline groBen miIitdriitben slnitren.
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groBte 96eil bes frnn55fiiben Seeres
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Di, Mariini @smsi,.be (Emil 6.
gdum, paitor) ssnsnii an Sonntas,
/. Hpptmbsr, ibr 65iibrigss Gtif.
iungsfsIt In ipurbiesr Meife 5u be.
ssbsn. 3n BEN 3fpsd finbet an sss
nannitm Sdse elm JnbiIaums.Got.
tssbisnii itaii, su fptI4em uIlt Rad.
barssmslnbsn einseIdbsn tperben. Die
Girde iuirb CUR 3eii rsnobirt unb
pirb am seittase i'm id0nfsn gs.
fpanbt sldn5sn. Wssen Der 9srbeHs.
runssarbeiien in Der Stride tpsrber
SonntasEfhufs uub Gottesbitnif BIB
gum 20. September ousgefSbi fuerberi.
Der Srautnb,rtin ptrfammsli iid
am eriien Sonntog i'm Ssptembsr.
Der aunfirmanben tlnierrifi nirb
am Sisnifas, %. September, isinsn
gtnfdng nebmsn. Dom air9enratb
unb ben anb.rsn Wsrsinen tpirb Elm
grobsr Ba5nr in Der Wo4s bonn 20.
Biz 81. Sitobsr gum Hefsp bsr gs.
meinbs ptronflltet tpstben.
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iih stitern 0ormittdg tpGhrtnb bic
pfIessrinnen anberpsitis bef1Sftigt
iparen, bk IL Sabre olie Glilabeib
0Risl aus Mibblsiolpn. g., ipeIde
patieniin b,s Snititutes mar. Die
abipeIenbett bes stinbss ipurbt To-
glein bemertt unb bis poiisei erfuHt,
nad bem AufenibaIt Der 0trf9lpun.
bentI gu forIftn. gs fpurbs srmits
ielt, bab bns Widbden cine Jdbrforte
na9 Mibbletcpn ssl0ft bat, ipprduf
tis bortieen 1eb0rbtn eriudt tpurben,
llmfdau nod ber fleinen, fpeIde an
elmer Isi4tsu' 'strnntbsit Ieibtt, 5u baI.
ten.