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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-02-01

Farm of Thirty Acres. six-Room House.
hay barn. chicken houses, orchard of
variety of fruit. nice assortment OF
small fruit on place, such as grapes.
stnawberries ETC. Farm Hes en- two
public roads and in one Of the incest
Heighborhoods that can be found
About nine miies from Richmond,
quarter of mile from railroad depot.
Fine auto road into city, Price.
$1,000. s.., 49,.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-02-01

sSA Acres On Telegraph Road, Only
twelve miles from city: sixty acres
cleared. twelve acres in saw timber.
twenty Ave acres in clover and rye
will be included. Price, t2,soo. Good
terms.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-02-01
'lREAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Fer sale ~ TIE vlrginiA Realty Co.
ycO East Maia, street. RicAnona. va.

Nice Hasover Avenue HomeD Eight
rooms: two squares from car line; de-
tached: terms reasonable 1t great
bargain; owner leaving city.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-02-01

500 70 7o0 Acres II New Kent County.
two and one-half miles from station
on Southern railway. $40 per aero.
excellent trucking proposition.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-02-01

ala. Acres near Brosd-street Road
six miles from city, thirteen acres
in cultivation, balance in wood
Price, $4,000; good terms.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-02-01

Nice Farm. Forty-Ave Miles west Of
Richmond. on Piedmont division OF
C.. and O. Railway: ten minute walk
to railroad: 1s3 acres TOO fruit trees
in bearing; usual farm buildings;
seventy acres In cultivation. rest in
timber and pasture land. at bar
gain: to settle an estate.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-02-01

1910 REGAL, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
TOURING CAR IN PERFECT
ORDER: FULLY EQUIPPED. WILL.
SELL AT A BARGAIN. AS / NEED
THE MONEY. x-7o. CARE VIR-
GINIAN.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-02-01

ERMAN-AAlERICAN REAL ESTATE
CO.,
Iila East Main street, Room q.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-02-01

Nice Country Home Of Eight Acres,
House of seven rooms In good order,
stable. two chicken houses. garden
fenced. also part of the place fenced
with woven wire. Located on two
public roads and in a nice neigh
borhood. close TO car stop. schools.
and churches. Price. Se,s0a. One
half cash balance in four years
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-02-01

After Trying the Rest Now Try tAA
best. REAMS THE CLEANER, Mad.
1894.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-02-01

F1fty-rour Aeres In Hanover. Near
Ashland. good house, all stock crops
and wagons. etc, go with farm
Price, $2,5Go.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-02-01

$40 Acres. Price, ta.s5O. In Chesterfield
county, facing three -fourths OF a
mile good public gravel road; about
$50 acres in cultivation and 100 acres
in rich bottom land. Two good
sIate-covered dwellings of rooms
each. large barn, stable, etc. Good
orchard Close to school. postofice,
railroad station. etc.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-02-01

l42 Across Situated In Orange County.
Va; one mile from railroad and two
public rnnaas $50 acres in cultivation;
good springs: hfteen acres orchard;
close to church, school and postoffice;
this 10 a fine stock. grain. fruit farm !.
necessary farm buildings. sacrificed
to settle an estate. at n bargain. 800
other farms. 10 to 1000 acres: cata-
logue free.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-02-01

GERMAN-AMERICA REAL ESTATE
COMPANY,
lila East Maln Street Room =.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-02-01

SHOESs SHOEBs 3MUESy m
Sample shoe store. PIT East Broad
street (near City HalD. Good shoe4'
cheap. Mems. women's and chill
prices GEO A. EOwDEN. .. Ed
WIN B0WpEN.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-02-01
CORsETs.

WANTED THE PUBLIC TO KNOW
THAT AM DEMONGTHATIl(0
THE NU BONE CORSET RUD1
PROOF, UNBREAKABLE, AND n
is GUARANTEED FOR ONE yEAA
IF 1T FAILS TO DO WHAT SAT
/ WILL GLADLY REFUND PRICH.
MRS M. e. LYME. LADIES' TAILOR
AT NORTH FIFTH STREET
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-02-01

y. +. WATKINS, - inertia Ninth
street. FaE@s and timber fpaA..
ses ~ befsre bayfas. Phsas MaAi-
aon 3l6l.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-02-01

s6A Aexes, Chesterfield Ceunty. TAree
mtlss from Forest Hin. one mile
east Of Bon Air: twelye-room house
large stable and barn. baths and
water In house. by ram. A real
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-02-01

feu Have Tried the nests New Try
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-02-01
HELP-MALE

HGLP-MALE
CnsMpl0yeA Men. CIesvwas. Saaesnaen,
s---, mechanics. al! Trades And calling.
and those desiring to better present
conditions. Apply to VIRGINIA
BUSINESS EXCHANGE. 3l6 North
Second street.
wanted ut Oa~e. Enpieyment BY Roy
Of steady habits with knowledge Of
stenosraphy and typewriting. Ad-
dress G.. W.. 1907 West Main street.
wanted, In Every vSwn Weflsbfe Nian
to distribate circulars. samples.
papers: tack signs. etc. Good peX; No
car~aasing Enclose stamp. CEASs
Il. SvsfS. Rosebank. N. y.
eg6 r%v week % Neat Appeassag. Enes.
resic demonstrators for = household
fesiet article. LAdfes or gentlemen
No trinern. DEPARTMENT ". THE M
-roNAL vkCuJM MACHINERY Co.,
~ 80 rktn
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-02-01

DOwLEs 4 JONES CO.. fNC.. IL
NertA HightA street. List yeuR pssp-
erty tor GALE Or rent witA N. 1leAi-
zen ooO1.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-02-01

isS Acres, - Acres Cleared. Balance In
cordwood, seven-room house; barns
and all necessary outhouses: good
orchard: bargain at 1890.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-02-01

Yer Barwalns In Farm or City Property
see Va. We know the values and have
the bargains. Make your wants
known to uA.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-02-01

1s0 Aereas 10 Acrcs Cleared. balance In
young timber. store house GOOD
stand - miles from city on. auto
road: eco yards to station. Price,
3i,40o.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-02-01

tsa<~re6 f4rA<. Fkst IN s~hnt fsey IN
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-02-01

Farm Of I7B Arres, - Cleared. Balance
in wood: land very fertile: six-room
house: three barns, Eranary. and ali
necessary outhuildings: In good state
OF repair. IS miles west OF Rich
mond and miles to railroad station.
Price. 1900. Terms IL desired.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-02-01

GEE BROS. HOS Porter street.
real Estate Investments ana In-
suranee Of an kinda Madison 80.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-02-01
SPECIAL NOTICE.

Highland Park Additfont City Advans
tages; suburban terms and prices.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-03-15
F-ccks Frilled And
Draped.

Pussy Willow Tafeta-Mandarin and
Egyptian Crcpes for Spring-Ruf-
f,es and Muslin charlottesville
Jacket Blouse.
Before we have mach to say about
The new frocks of this 1914 spring and
summer, we are obliged to enter into
lengthy discussion Of the new silhou-
cite. Not so very long ago we were
hearing about the natural hgure iine
and the attempt that women were
making to look as nearly straight up
ard down as possible, but along came
a French designer Of costumes artistic
and invented new hip drapcry and
the outline that had been SO care
fully nurtured went galley west and
has remained there ever since
THE FLUFFY-RUFFLES GIRL.
Ruffies and lounces have come back
again recalling the oad-fashionrd days
III crandmother-and before. Who
does not love the berufRed GRIP Every
sort Of frock IS Aounced and every
sort OF material Is Ro~nccd. rust -
every frock and every material y
draped. II the founccs arc not gath
cred on, then they are cut to 6src- the
wider onss at the top and those with
fewer gathers and Tess material put
below to help out with the ma ~
ankle tins.
fdesl Tor sissse rxa9ed e6ecas - -
materials that are manutncsnfeA =
0ouncinxs, in border designs, soma q
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-03-15

chi6onv a chiffon bat more durable.
So cobwebby are parts OF our frocks
Of late that Il 10 necessary in the es-
adjustments where they are made and
being fitted to have special hangers
and to eliminate altogether the use OF
hooks and eyes. using instead snap
fasteners, which are not likely to get
tangled in the open meshes. and
which, by the way. are more expedi-
tious of fastening and christening IN
this age Of hurry.
THE JACKET BLOUSE AND THE
RIGHT COLLAR
In bodice styles quite the newest
thing is the simulated jacket which
appears on one-piece dresses not =
real bolero but q niake-believe one,
that II caught to the silk or net OF the
iininr and falls ut the waist line over
the draped girdle. Sometimes at the
back Il runs down under the belt into
= peplum, giving al the more the look
al ! separate Jacket. This sort Of
frock viii be ideal iater in the season,
WHEN the sun 4msares the real outer
Jacket or coat m incumbrance, and
when one 10 yet obliged by conven-
ton to conform to the standards OF
tro<teur wear.
You must make year collar the fea-
ture of your froek if you would con-
form in every detaii-the Japanese ef-
feet that is gathered just = bit along
the back and even into the revers. to
rive the light thickness OF appearance,
and to Stand away quite decidedly 1t
the back Of the neck; the Medici type
that 10 high and rolling, made OF tlrm
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-03-15

have some idea OF the winsomeness Of
this new material. OF course It IS
made to be draped a. the najestically
stiff taffeta of two years ago could
never be; in its chiffon softness and
delicate glow it is replacing the long
favored charmense. You may use
these taffetas Ia Your day frock, or in
the light-coloYed affair that you dance
in: and you may have them plain or
printed; MORE or changeable, or both
at once: in modern art designs or
prin little stripes.
THE ORIENTAL cREPES.
You may have your frock as crepy
as you choose now, for the latest sort
is Egyptian crepe, very crinkly indeed,
and usually printed with dainty flow
ers in soft oriental eolorings. A little
lsss csiakly but quite - smart are the
Mandarin erepes, which also are
printed and which dfape delightfully."-.
There 10 even . satin that IS CREEPY,
but one Is never surprised now TO be
shown sny sort Of weave in any SORT
of nsaterial, for the looms have be-
cone vonder-woskers, even 10 the
making of crinkiy satin nocturue-
AS TO SHEERNEs6.
Sheerness Is the chief element o.
the eorsase, whether i il part of ,
simple afternoon frock or an elaborate
dinner dress or dance costume. Tht
completeness Of the garment, the eft.
feet Of oneness Is usaintained by ths
use Of . BIZ II the skirt material II
the bodice, with al the rest Of shee,
net. lace that Is the shadow Of I
shadow. or indestructible wolfe just =.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-03-15
\ POCKET DRAPERY OVER
THE HIPS FOR THE SLEN-
DER WOMAN.

The woman who goes in for slen-
der effects in her garments will like
the cut of this pocket drapery, which
aided by the line of the center and
the shortness of the waist. gives will
iowness to the figure. The chiffon
blouse is frightened with collar and
revers of old silver lace, lighting
the color scheme of old blue. The
material of the Skin. is satin noeturne
OF PUSSY WILLOW TAFFETA.
This is verify a season of taffeta,
and here is a frock that exemplihes
the beauty of the soft lustre of pussy
willow tsffeta, a taffeta weave with
the briliianee of charmeuse. The
frilI. set about the hips Of a very
simple skirt give the iashionabiy re-
CURED extension of the silhouette
The blouse, like most OF the season.
is kimono. made dressy in the frills OF
black and white and the velvet girdle
of old blue. Lacking buttons, the
dress is fitted with snap fasteners. as
hooks would be fatal to such sheer
fabrics
THE NEW MUSLIN EMBROT-
DERIES.
With the present vogue of the
founced froek. muslin embroideries
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-03-15
The Easter Parade

is but few short weeks away and the thoughts of the
careful dressers centered upon what shall wear'
In many closet drawer reposes the to this ques
ton-your last season suit No matter if it is soed wrn
kled spotted-send it here
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-03-15
In coLORED EFFECT.

Many OF the muslin embroideries
are in colored effect on cream. white
or colored grounds and here is lin
gerie frock showing how border de-
sign in color may be combined with
net and lace. Tan and blue on an
ecru ground, with blue and tan
changeable tafFeta in girdle and the
frill that weights down the edge Of
the tunic makes happy effect.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-03-15

the silks and more notably the ma
chine embroiderics, which come IN
numerous widths. These embroideries
are gifted with new delights IN the
way of cob-webbiness and handmade
appearance that would grace the frock
Of a queen. So pretty and modtsh arc
they that they form the chief element
in many of the lingerie frocks tor
afternoon, dances and dinners, sad arc
combined with laces and Gibbons
whose sheerness they rival. And. BY
the way, no longer are these frocks
called lingerie which has come to
be a synonym Of washahlencss; but
rather are they given the Freneh term
"nettoyable" or eieanable.
THE SWEET PEA SHADES.
OF all the embroideries, the prettiest
are those which follow the latest fsd
N coIoring and come in the sweet pea
shades, which Just now are favored OF
Paris in silks and cottons and linens.
A pale pink ground, for instance, vii!
be embroidered in tiny wrcaths OF
Aowers in several other delicate
shades: or the ground Wal be ecru,
bat;ste or wolfe, and the flowers IN 4
darker tone.
THE WEAVE OF rAFFRrA: TFE
LUSTRE OF CHARNRUSE.
1t is easy enough to say that THE
10 q season of taHetas. bat whom ~
really see and touch the tafiesas. the
wonder OF il grows- Pussywidpw Il
~ name gjvsn 70 the most delight.
~ sose ~ 4 20 A.se sYsr behek
tn shssa - sefohed the vs1vs1y 80
n~ss a . ysssywilI0w BOD yeu vii
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-03-15
SCALLOPED FLOUNCES A NEW
FANCY.

The building up OF skirts by means
OF super-posed turics- or fiounces will
be fad of the spring season. There
will be no regularity in the scalloped
outline, nor in the depth Of the
aounces. The Paquin model here
shown is IN navy blue mandarin crepe
printed in Modern Art designs and
coiorings. The bodice has one of the
new cowboy" collars which is exact
ly like the folded handkerchief of the
plains cattleman.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-03-15
BOOTS FOR THE LADY OF
QUALITY.

By her boots shall she be judged
and how easy it is to Judge BY boots
in this day when skirts tend to be
shorter. II the foot is large, let it be
so, but make it stylish with the right
footwear. Above are two right types
for the spring and summer frocks.
Slender lines and the fashionable but
toned upper are ultra stylish. In the
black buttoned boot the patent and
cloth combination with circular vamp
is we'll liked; the so-called Cuban
Louis heel and the rccede toe most pa
trician. The white buttoned buck
boot will serve through the spring
and summer for all ones light day
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-03-15

with Invisible wires. Again, you nssy
discard either OF these collar styles
and still be fashionable, for if wom-
ans chief beauty lies in the curve OF
her neck it is shame to cover it up
even with the prcttiest of collars. Use
instead the low collar, but have it cut
in some odd shape and made of some
fancy fabric.
TRAINS ON DANCING FROcKS.
The train is the usual adjunct OF the
dancing frock now, for as out of place
as it may seem in the evolutions and
convolutions of the modern dance. it
is really out Of place before the dancer
begins to step. very deity caught up
to the belt line or below by means of
carefully concealed snap-fasteners, and
you'd never recognize it as tram,
for il seems to be only part OF the
draperies.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-05

grabern gesraben ODER aus 2riiin-
mern eeboraen iperben. I'M nit bent.
ihe @enebmiguug bon ben Sinter.
bIiebenen cine tpiir6iaere @uheitiite
5u erbalen. r@ebc Sen 9eiiegteil"
Gies @ort bat heute BEL nller Sii.
mnnitdt inierer beiitiGen arieggfiib.
rung ieiue geoeiitiing. gs piro re.
auirirt alles. mas bas Seer sebrmidt
@er rpirb bic Bombs, init beHen
bc5ablt miro. einloien? Gieie ansitI..
die s5rnge hort man of bon ben Gin.
pobnern; boifentlid miro lie IN elmer
fir iic aiinitigen @eiie beantportet.
Notb Ieiben Die oeiitid,en SoIoaten in
geIgien nid,t. ba auber Der sfriess.
Iobuimg cine taglide 3uIaee bon bier
Wlnrf aeSnblt ipiro. Nenn an6 Die
2ebensmitteI begreiilifer @eiie ae.
itiegeu iinb. 10 lit cine CUTE Sel5it.
bet0itigi,na In ben meiiten Sdllen
m5aIidl. Wanh braper Qanblhlrn.
mann ienoet elm gites Gbcil ieincr
ISobnulig beim 81 Wiittern. 8ermiiien
limb enthchren uiIb man nieles, ood)
lper br1d)ie nid,t germ bem g,aterIan.
be jcoes Cpier. Tas grot iast, bo cs
iueib nno iiifI III, ims burhnns nidIt
5n. Gas beIaiihe Bier idbmedt ab.
id,euIid). Sir peroen id,lieblih
slbItinen5Ier ipcrocn. @ein ,lno acs.
naf iino gut. aber tbener. 5crner per-
miiien mir ifmer3Ii6 tba meiit gcr.
finer) uniere 3eihIneen. Gs III cine
hele 1reuSe In Der esfnoron, ipenn
luns elm gliito nit einigen @ummern
beidenft, Sa man Oft pod)enlane tei.
ne 9oii erbalt.
Tieie 9eilen iperben pieIleidl ae.
liiigen, uni Elm Bib pon Der 9bdtis-
felt oes 2dnbinirfis in Geinoeslano
3n geben. M5ge Elm jcber Daheim Der.
iidcrt irin. onb fie nlten golbaten
tren ibre gilid1t Cegen ons 9atcrIano
eriiilen.
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Z. Sherman. Der iebise gunbess Ct
natpr, bat feinen bemotrdtifden 8es'
ner, gpaer 6. SuIlipan. nit elmer
pIuralit6t BON etpa 5000 Stimmsn
sef9lasen.
Sapanii9e ariegsidiffe e
auf Der Gamer.
g8aihington 9. g., 4. Nop.
Sapanii6e &riessihiffe, Die iiA oil.
serbaIb oes Safens BON SonoIlllil be-
iinbcn, inn oas fleine bertld)e &ano.
uenboot r@eier" nb5ufdngcn bahen
pon einern japaniifen GipiIiiteB Ger
ii6 an1 9onoe hefinoet, geBeime Sig'
male erbaItcn. Gin oiii5ieaer Seritt
beiast, oab elm Observation-Disclosures.
Sffi5ier ben Sapaner 6eim Signalili.
rem erpiift lno geiuarnt babe, ons.
ielbe niht gu lpieoerbolen. Ter Gag
Der 4bflhrt oes 9ootes, Oas in 9ono.
lulu Heparotliren imteriporfen lDir'
be, lit bereits angeiebt, falls Der sta'
pit1n es niht por5ieben ioIlte, ouS
Boot mGbreno Der 0aucr bes ariegeS
in Sonollllu 81 irterlliren.
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Gin aanSiiarnbrief ausSelsisu,
M ;. 8. pltobtr.

Rubetas in JsinbssIanb. Bis in un'
isr titles Std0t6eu ballt Der Oonner
Der ibpsrH Gsf4iiss. ObpObl mir
100 ailometer unb mebr BON Der
SrOnt sntfsrHt iinb. Das bate ii4
man6sr brape 2anbiiurmmann Hi6t
trdumn laisH, bdb er in Geinbsslano,
aHiiatt, pis aIlssmeiu ansenommeH
purbs, in Der Ssimatb isineu 9isnii
psrridtsn niirbs. Sc gilt, ben iunssn
aamsruosR ben Riiden ou bedsn, bas
nit iis INNER peiter bic beutItsn
5ubnen ms 2anb Der Jsinbe trassn.
Grsuois boItsu orum mir alien aamt'
raoen treue Wa6t auf ben gtappens
ftraben, Gbauiiesn uno gabnlinien.
Mir iinb jsoer,eit bes aHgriffs zines
binterliitigsn isiuoss separiis, Der
srbarmungslos nieberma4t, mas bsuts
ite Uniform irdst. Padts i4Iaftn
mir msift bel unIsrsn gfsrosn nit ses
laOsnsm aarabiner. SD |elbft babe
felt fiinf @oaen nod tsin gstt gsies
ben. aud unisrs Offisisr. ni4t. @Or'
iIdt in 5eirbeslanb!
5reunOli4 Id4elt bic SsrbitIonns.
Rubstag beim ganbfturmiapaIlsr riiien
ipis bel jebem bsutihen Better. pfers
Dsuppsa. Sn lanseH Rsibeu itsben.
faubsr Sepubi. bic treuen gefdhrten,
bic DOT ipenistn Wodsn nod ben
pflus Our4 bic mariii6s gr6s se5ps
gen haben. Stdtt Des Sanbss Der itsis
niss, belgiIts Bobsn. Shon man9es
Rob Der gsiabron srlas ben Strapa'
asu, 0o6 Die Webr5abI bdlt aus;
freuoig Nellie es beute bsr Rittmeiitsr
feit. Die brapsn 9biere irussn ibrs
aeiter burt, bnB idGne Muastba!, bas
bic Spuren - Don Namur bis Dis
nant - erbittsrtsr &dmpfe osist. an
ben abbdnsen oss Gsbirgss. aiif sriis
nenbeN Wiefsn, in ben Sausgdrten,
um bic Sorts berum. iibsraIl ihlums
msru unIere grapen. rgiuf Grbnl
GeinO, i'm 5immel Jreunb!" ftsbt auf
bielen Ialimten 9ol5frsusen. lleberall
S6utt unb Triimmsrbnufsn bliibsnbe
Srtfdaftm iino serftDrt.
8ie umgeponbeIt III Die 8epoIte.
rrngl gor tpeuieen @ofen @eipebr'
ifiiiic obcr fofenoes @oiier oIE
enpiang, jett b6fIides gntgesen,
lfomrnen. Eie ginpobner beugen iid
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Qotat 8eridt.
Dentf6er csiterarif6er Sfu6.
giirgcrmeiitcr Spiesel ipridt aber
amerifaniid)e StabteuerualtanseH.

a5n Geuti6en 2itterarll6en Slut
gab es geitern einen bodyIt lebrrelher
9lbenb. Der 8ortragenoe mar Serr
giirsermeiiter s. Q. Spiesel, ielbll
elm eifriges &lubmitglieo, Der ilber
ornerifanil6e Stdbteorbnungel uni
Stdbteoerlpaltllnsen iprat. Hihter
Gpiegel oeiinirte IN Der GinIcituua
icines freieebaltenen @ortrages Del
arunotieien lliaeribieb apilhen Der
frelen beutifcn Staotrepubllf unc
Der amerifaniiden Staotforporatlon
BON Staatsgnaeen, Guu freie uno UNI
gcbemnlte Gntpidelung, Elm 6ort'
ifrttt nit bem 3citgcilt; bier ltaat'
libe sSeiIeln, Ole jeben foHmunaler
sSliigelihlag bemmen. Ger llnterltieo
1T chen Der, baB cine europull9:
Gtabt Gin in lid abgeibloIienes, Ielblt'
itdrlliges Gemcimpeieu iei, udbreno
Die amerifaniite Staot cine Sf)op1'
ing bcS icpeiliNcn Staates lei uno
iGr prn oiciem Srcnjer ge5o9en per'
ben, Die Hift iiberi6ritten Deroen
biirien. Wit Hcm 9Inbrud) oes 5Dln'
siaIten ,Subrbunoert lei aber IN I'M
Term 2anoe oos Stabt .SiirgcrhcIpubt'
lein aon5 hcoertenb crruaht uno mall
dies lei idion errilngcn mornell NOR
ii6er eer altc 3opi Der irner nod
nod) 5intcn bGngt, beoeufIid, tns Ia-
dclll aeratben lei. slud Die anerlfa'
niihe Stubt iperoe iih BON Den ldlti'
qen 6eiieln, bic lie on Der pollen Gnt.
ialtumg hinhcrll, tcircicil, benn Same
atule iei einc SSoee, Die iidl nidt inter
oriiden IaIie. 9fconer gin9 oonn auT
nas 8ebict Scr Staotuermoltltn1
ilber lmo iiibrte notiirIi6 uIs 9eilplel
icine eigene Staot an. slber Bel Geibe
ntht pom parteipolitiiten Stano'
bunft. gr bob bcruor, pie Die gln.
iprild,e, Die oil cine Staot geIteIlt
mer6en nit ibrer Gilnpobner5abl ullb
3uilebmenocn Seocutlnlg padle; ooB
sic amcrifanii6en St10te iif bellte
Ginridtlngen gu erfreuen babcn mo-
pom man lih Dor einem MenId)enalte-
nidJtS babe trauuen laiieu. 8ollig be-
rcGtigt mar iCine 9ritif, Die CT on
Dem Ginpro5ent. Steuergeiet iibte.
Ter llrhcbcr 0eS BciebeS itommt aus
ciuem Guuntu, in pelhem lid iiber-
hcltpt fem ItGbtiihes @emeinDeicn
tefinbc uuh bennoh babe geraSe Die
les @ciet Die StlOtenerpaltlInecn auf
sen &opf aeItcllt.
9i;rgcrlneiitcr Spteael bate eirc
icbr auiluerfiauc 3ub6rerid)ait. Gs
fniipite iih cine lcbboftc 9ebatte an
ieiner 8ortraa, Der Iitlerlid iebr be-
lebrcno iilr bic 0iitalieberifaft lpu
Ser Sittcrariidjc alub Bate geitcrn
9Ibeno aucb Monnt3iiellng. Gos StIi.
tllngsicit lullrbc beiprod)en mn 6eEl
aQgemein dedubcrtcn @unid Io!ge
qebeuo, miro scr @oritanO lid benlii.
BEN, Serrn Hroieiior Guebnemann 81,
rerauIaiien, ben ,Seite be5upobnen.