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The Washington times., 1914-09-24
BauSkett Selected For
Exposition Commission

Frank N Bauskett, of the State De-
partment. was today designated by Sec
retary of the Treasury McAdoo as dis
bursiug officer of the National EXpOsi-
ton Commission. The commission,
which was appointed to settle disputes
between the management of the Pana
ma Pacific exposition and exhibitors,
and to entertain official representatives
of foreign nations at the exposition, has
opened offices at the State Department
to conduct preliminary work.
The Washington times., 1914-09-24
Guide Sends Wireless
Greeting to Honolulu

To mark the opening of wireless serv-
ice between this country aud Honolulu.
W. +. Guide. president of the Chamber
of Commerce today flashed the follow
ing congratulatoIy message to tho
chamber OF commerce of Honolulu
Greetings and best wishes from the
Chamber of Commerce of the Capt. al
of the United States"
The Washington times., 1914-09-24
FORBIDDEN TO WEAR CREPE.

In Berlin women have been forbidden
20 Wear crepe because of the possible
depressing effects. Crepe could add
nothing 10 the fog-lige solemnity here
IL IS as though Paris was doing penance
Under orders. not from choice. I'm
agine the Rue de la Paix sealed, two
thirds OF the hotels closed entirely, and
four out of every five shops and stores
boarded up and sealed with a tag bear
Ing the most overworked word in tho
French ianguage-''ferme' Cclosed).
Imagine French newsboys forbidden
to cry their papers and forced to carry
signs IN their caps telling which paper
they handle. Imagine Paris papers lin
lteo 10 single edition a day and for
oiooen either to issue extras or to in
dulge IN headline Of greater width
tnan two columns Imagine the opera
and every theater shut. Imagine the
Latin quarter and the Montmartre
Lights Out At O'clock.
Imagine Maxim cutting out the lights
al O'Clock preparatory TO shooing
every one out in the street half an hour
later. Imagine everything that once
vas bright and gay. as dead as Main
at night.
Imagine every dress suit and. dinner
Jacket IN Paris put away in moth balls.
and Clo-ClO. Do-do and Flo-fO and
IA" other girls from the Cafe de Paris
gone-nO one knows where. Imagine
the Cafe de la s>iX at tea time look
ing like the toHn tavern in Painted
Post. and then YOU may be able TO
sense IN some vague. half comprehend
lpg way what Paris is like not under
The monarchy. not under the empire or
The commune-but under the lid
The oldest inhabitant never saw any
q arlG
shock OF plunGing into warm bath
and finding that ice water had been
substituted. II was some shock She is
at Of ii now. but her teeth are still
Chattering
Then Came the Lid
France had planned an offensive cam
pa IN. At least the public thought so
Then came the word that the Germanic
horde was coming-that it could not be
,necked. Thlans were seen within six
miles of the outer ring of the forti1ca-
tions. The exodus began for those who
could go. For those left behind came
The Lid
week followed filled with horror and
nervousness. but no fear. The story at
the front shows that the French are
wonderfully brave. II was "A real test,
and the elements which cause the fiZZi-
ness and the eTervesCence in the French
character were preCipitated The situa-
tion called for. and the police ordered
CalInness. To the surprise Of even those
who gave the order il was Obeyed.
As this is written the latest dispatches
from the front giving news of continu-
Gus French success are being printed.
The news was issued at II O'Clock last
night. At that hour all Paris was sound
ssleep. il had been certain this news
90 Ould come. and yet the Curfew law
was not broken 10 find out what had
Happened.
The Washington times., 1914-09-24
Correspondent Sees Aviator
Find Foe as Shells Shrek
About His BipIane.

up again. and passed through the
same ordeal
This time, however, he was giving the
range to the French artilleryrnen. who
had brought up their powerful three
inch guns and posted them advantage
ously. The Germans were literally
showered with explosive shells and
shrapnel. until they were finally COM
PEELED to slacken their fire, although
they did not abandon their position.
City Is Wrecked.
The city of scissors presents a most
terrifying appearance. There Is hardly
house that is unscathed by the terrific
artillery fire that has been in progress
now for eight days. The ancient cathe-
dral OF Notre Dame is badly battered.
Windows have been reduced to powder.
There are many holes in its roof and
there is a big hole through the spire.
The hotel where l managed to get
something to eat was half demolished.
The streets of the city are deserted.
The populace remains in hiding in cell
lars. while the wooden shutters of the
houses are all closed. as though IN
mute appeal for mercy. The shrapnel
drops everywhere, whenever the Ger
mans turn their guns toward the city
itself
No one dares cross the badly battered
The appearance of single person near
the approach to the bridge is the signal
for the fire to begin, and the Germans
have the exact range of the structure.
ALI Want News.
But the thing that most impressed me
was the desire of everyone for news of
what was transpiring at other points.
The troops that are fighting the Ger
mans have no doubt of the result here.
They declare that already the Germans
are giving way. and that within a very
short time they will be in complete re-
treat. But the soldiers and the residents
of Scissors who have stayed at their
posts. all want to know what the situ-
alton is to the eastward, where it is
known the German attack is also being
pressed.
The Paris newspapers are eagerly well
coined and devoured. The high ranking
officers are especially interested in the
official communiques, and they declare
after perusing them they are satisfied
that the entire situation Is even better
than they have dared hope for.
The Washington times., 1914-09-24
Run Down by Automobile.

Mrs. Charles HOyt, fifty wears old.
1901 TWenty-frst street northwest. was
knocked down by an automobile a Now
Hampshire avenue and n street north
west last night and bruised about the
body.
The Washington times., 1914-09-24

TIDE TABLE
High tide 11:21 a m. and 11:46 D. m.
Low tide 5:3S a. m and 53S D. m.
SUN TABLE
Sun rises. Sun sets Is
The Washington times., 1914-09-24
WEATHER REPORT.

The forecast for the District OF Co.
umbia-Unsettled, cooler tonigha and
Friday; probably showers tonight.
Maryland-Probably local showers:
cooler tonight; Friday partly cloudy
cooler in east portion. Moderate yari,
able winds
Vfrginia-Unsettled tonight and Fri
day, probably showers: cooler tonight,
and In east portion Friday; moderate,
variable winds.
The Washington times., 1914-09-24

TEMPERATURE.
The temperature today as registered
at the United States Weather Bureau
and Affleck's:
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1914-10-03
Horse Delays Train.

The evening Chicago train on
the Northwestern was delayed at
Manitowish for about an hour last
Saturday evening on account OF a
horse on the right-of-way Louis
LaPorte is the owner of the animal
and Saturday evening when the
train reached Manitowish the horse
ran onto the track ahead of the
train. The residents Of Manitowish,
all gathered at the depot, attempt
ed to drive the animal from the
track, but the horse continued
down the track and got tangled up
in the bridge across the Manito-
wish river. 1t took the combined
efforts of the resorters and the train
crew an hour to extricate Nj.
Horse from his predicament, the
final resort being the use Of a push
car During the proceedings Nj.
LaPorte was kicked in the chest by
the animal and knocked into the
river, sustaining a number of bruis-
es but not of a serious nature.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1914-10-03
TRAFFIC in Souls

As an illustration of the good
that Traffic in Souls is doing in
the way Of reformation and aiding
young girls is clearly shown by a
letter from Mrs. Julia H. Lombard
Miller, a prominent worker among
girls of the East Side. Her letter
is as follows:
In going away from the repre-
sentation you are giving Traffic
in Souls = l felt at last the public
is getting the truth about the dan
gers that lie in wait for young wo-
men OF this great city. l wish all
Young girls and all fathers and
mothers could see this-and when
a young man next to me said very
earnestly, as ne got up to go away:
l am going to bring my mother to
see this, l felt as he did, and wish
ed every mother could see it. My
work lay for many years, as ply
sician, amongst the people of the
East Side-where girls of pure
hearts and clean minds live-girls
who are working for a living-un-
protected-and have seen them
90 year after year fearless to their
daily tasks. Yet l have seen them
disappear and they were never
found-victinls of such men and
womeo as you have pictured.
MAY every one make it his or
her duty to see your pictures-and
may each and every Que learn from
them Of the vice that lies amongst
us-for innocence is danger when
one must battle for bread unpro-
tected.
Success to your pictures and
the lessons they teach.
At the Temple theatre Hurley,
Thursday, Oct. 8.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1914-10-03
Joint Farmers Institute.

J. F. Kadonsky, Gogebic coun-
tvs agricultural expert, is making
plans for a joint institute of the
farmers of Gogebic and Iron coun-
ties to be held some time in lanu-
ary or February of next year. Mr.
Kadonsky was in Hurley Wednes-
day getting acquainted with the
farmers and others of Iron county
and setting forth his plans. The
institute will probably be held at
Ironwood and is to be for the far
mers of the two counties. Arrange
ments will be made to have speak
ers from the agricultural depart
ments of the universities of NliChi-
gan and Wisconsin. men who are
experts in the various lines Of ag-
riculture and who will have some
thing to say that Will be beneficial
to the farmers. 1t is also planned
to have an exhibit of the products
of these sections of the agricultural
field and the farmers are being
urged to lay aside from this years
crop specimens of their products.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1914-10-03
MAKE GOOD SHOWING AT FAIR.
Upper Wisconsin Counties Have Good
Exhibits at the State Fair
at Milwaukee.

That It pays to have a good lot
OF county exhibits at the state fair
was shown more clearly this year
than ever before, The upper coun-
ties were there in numbers and
with exhibits difficult to equal.
Every booth was filled with splen-
did exhibits and the whole made a
wonderful addition to the annual
show.
The two striking features were
the long season products and the
fruit from the northern counties.
For all time in the past since the
claim of agricultural excellence
was made on behalf of upper Wis
Consin there has been a feeling up
on the part of many that the seas
ons were too short. But when all
of those counties bring to the state
fair well ripened field pumpkins,
fully matured hubbard squash,
melons, tobacco and other products
calling for a full growing season,
the publiC-at least that portion of
the public that was at the state fair
must come to the conclusion that
the people of the upper counties
are not at all handicapped with the
length of the growing season.
And when the most northern
counties bring to the fair fruit that
would take prizes at any fair in
America-apples that are superior
to those grown in the much adver-
tised regions of the west-it is
surely time to admit that the upper
country has a future to which it
would be we'll for all to give atten-
ton. No portion of the state made
better showing in apples than
Bayfield, and Ashland counties.
When the agricultural and fruit
excellence of the counties bordering
on Lake Superior is so conclusive
ly proven as it was at the 1914
state fair there is 10 room to dis
count any portion of the great COM
monwealth of Wisconsin.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1914-10-03
Wisconsin Farmers Prosper.

The year 1914 will not be f2r
different from those that preceded
it from the Wisconsin farmer S
standpoint. Perhaps prices will be
somewhat higher as a result of the
European war. But the same pros
perity that has prevailed for many
years will continue.
There will be more fine homes
and splendid barns. There will be
more silos and more homes will
have heating, lighting and water
systems installed in them. There
will be more comfort on the farms.
The automobile companies are
now catering to the farmers. Some
have thought TO make cheap ones
for the farmer, but they have learn
ed that the farmers of Wisconsin
have some notions that had not
been reckoned upon They want
good machines.
The year 1914 will make a great
er showing in the extension of ag-
riculture in the state than any
other year. Settlers by the hund-
reds have gone into the upper
counties, and those who have To-
Gated in recent years have made
great progress in improving their
farms.
All in all, 1914 will be a good
year in the state. q
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1914-10-03
A Few Pointers for Hunters.

Some don'ts for hunters from
the state game laws are:
Don't hunt between sunset and
sunrise
Don't kill harmless birds.
Don t hunt deer with dogs
Don t destroy a bird $ nest
Don t place or receive game in
cold storage.
Don t wantonIy destroy or waste
game birds, animals or fish.
Don t carry guns while training
dogs in of season.
Don use the hunting license OF
another.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1914-10-03
1.-TWO Country Kids. 3"

Two Country Kids will be
shown at the Empress theatre
Ironwood. Saturday, Oct g. A
live four-act comedy play. Prices
10. 20 and SOC
Washington Journal., 1914-11-21

fsI gu @Orif0Bsn in 5itli8er Ri6s
tung baben fhoffen ipolen.
3pil9sn Nancb unO Spinal, oas
BEN Norbpuntt Der fron30iifhsn Iii0z
Ii9sn 8efsitisunssgruppe biIOst,
tlofft cine Glide, Die nur bur9 Die
beiOen an ser Maos liegenben Sorts
De pagnp unO Sc 8ourIemont nots
oiirftig eef9IoFsn miro. So 1T nun
cine Trage, Oh man oas cine 4n5ohl
Ser bon @troBburg bcrunfubrenoen
StroBen beberrf9enOe Sperrfort bon
MdnonbiIers, betanntli9 6as itGrts
fte @perrfOrt ser Melt, fir mGdtig
genug belt, cine OffeniiDe bon
StraBburg ber gu unterbinoen, OOer
ob man abii1tli9 oisie Glide IieB,
Inn bann Die in Oiefe boritoBenoen
0eutTden Sruppen BON orei Seiten
onsufauen. 9ie Siiolinie @pinals
8elfort oedt tpieoerum Die Wlofel<
iiberqdnqe. @GbrenO jeOO9 i'm
n0r6Ii9en MbT9nitt Die Sorts nit
Qusnobme Der 8otterie les paro8es
iiber ben gu oedenOen Maasdbf4nttt
pprqeT6oben fino, bat man bier ole
fGmtli9en Merfe binter bic Mloiel
suriidgenommen, 70 DAB oliO Die
itebergonssiteGIeh i'm fronsOiii4en
Seuerberei9 liegen. Sen Rern beg
9ansen Tiioii9en @erteioigungsabs
f6nittes bilOet bic Setting gelfOrt,
oie ibrer gon8en Gage nod al BerOrs
oentli9 f9per gu nebmen TT uno
beren Gtdrte nod Ourd Oas grpbe,
Dsrf6an8te Eager erb09t miro.
Die Sorts Oes antiquities @pis
naIz8eIfOrt ffno BON NOrSen mad
Siioen f~oleenoe: Sort oes Mr9es,
Sort DC Rupt, SORT De GSateau
Qambert, Sort bu SdnOn De Ser
Dance. 3pifden Dem Sort beg Ar>
DIES un6 Sort oe &upt ltegt Die Bat.
terie be Ia 8eniGe, ebenfo iino BEL
g2emiremoft, 1iOli9 Gpinal, ferner
Bel giromdsnb, Oidt n0roli@ BEL
fort, 3pif9entperfe ongelegt poroen.
Mit 8elfOrt boben eisentli9 Die
fir einen Rries nit Deutf9lano in
Washington Journal., 1914-11-21

betro9tet, bat man einen mGr9sns
baften Mnblid: man 1iebt Dor fi4 Ell
men qroBen 6albtrets BON Teuers
Itdtten, 6eren @9ein tpeitbin leu9=
tet; es finb bic 5euer Der 9o9Ofen,
Der S9mieben, Der @aIaperte; man
bort iiberon ben 2Grm Der ME RAJ
iten6en 6obriten uno bo9 iiber ben
einaelnen @erten 1iebt man clettriz
f9e S9einperfer inmitten BON
Rau9fpolten. Mae m0gliden @ifens
uno @tablgegsnftGnbe peroen bier
eraeuat; @iIenbabnf9ienen, StablS
ro6re, @ertaeuge. Gifenplatten, Britt
tenteile u5p.; ferner gibt es bier groz
be Sontporenfabriten.
Moubeuge unb feline Na9bdrOrte
Iteben binIi9tli9 Der fran5Oiif9en
@raeu9ung BON &eramit an eriter
Stelle. Die HobftDffe, bic lie berar<
beiten, itommen iibrigens ni4t aus
Dem 2anbe ieIblf, fonoern bduptfd@z
liG aus 8elgien nnb Die fertige 8a>
re tpanbert gum Sell mad 9Oaano,
gngIonb, ben @ereinistsn Staten
un6 benz Orient. Ii9t muir Die @iz
ienbobn befDrbert Die bielen Jabritz
fporen. Die MaltbeIge er3eugt. ion=
bern gum grOBen Seile nimmt aud
bic @dmbre 1e auf ben Riiden. Sn
Der @egenb BON Maubeuge 1T ole
@dmbre Elm ni9t aIaubreiter. rubiz
ger Slug; lints Oebnen fi9 hinter Der
fleinen 8ergtette am llfer @benen,
in benen bauptid9li9 Riiben ge=
baut per6en; bas re9te 1lfer 1T etz
mas bergiser, un0 BON re9ts btr
empfdngt bic Sambre tura Dor ibrem
uebertritte ouf belgif9en 8pben aud
cine Mn5abl tleinerer Seitenfliihe
beren QueGen meiitens duf belgis
f9em @ebiete Iiegen. Mrbeiter0Drfer
unb Ta6ritorte 3ieben ii9 BON Mau1
beuae aus ouffpGrts pic abpdrts ben
Stub entlang. Mn Ser Stabt felbft If
nidts 8emertenspertes; fe Pal
siemli9 f9mole, seruoe @traBen, cir
mittelmGBiges @taotbaus, cine e6en'
fpI9e Stride, rnb bas ein3ige 8au.
inert. 6eFen 8etra@tuRg lObnt, II
0os 9entmal our grinnerung an BIZ
S9lont BON Muttignies.
Washington Journal., 1914-11-21
BaAbeaSe.
@4on friiber Ser @9ouplaB GEE
ipaltiger &Gmpfe.

aNN%btSS% 0NN"tTiSe
90 mon6es Mal Bat Mdubeuae
bic bon ben OeutI9en genpmmsne
fran30iif9e 5eitung, geipdItiee &dmp>
fe an ben ufern Der friebli9en Sdms
bre miterlebt: nur 3 &iIometer ent<
fernt Eiest i'm NOrOpeiten bus DOrf
MalpIaqust, no am II. September
1909 prin5 @usen einen feiner
g%lGn3enbften Siege erfo9ten bat, un0
i'm Siioen BON Maubeuge bebnt ii9
ole tpeite Gbene BON Mdttignies, bic
3ur 3eit Ser 3ebolutipn, am 16. Otz
trber 1893, @9aupIaB zines beoeu@
tenben fruna0fi9en Sieges unter
2eitung SourDans mar. Sn Der
@taot unb JeItung Maubeuge, UNI
Die ii9 biefer &f brebte, erinnert
nod beute Elm Dentmal an Ben Sieg
bon @dttignies. unb Der Srt felbit
beibt ieitoem Matti9nies laz@ictoire.
Die gegenfpGrtige Seitung Maubeu=
&C. innerbaIb oeren Sorts Die alte
TeItung BON 8auban liegt, 1T cine
JeItung erften @dnges. @enn man.
bon Der belgif9en @ren3e berfOmz
menb, bas Sombre : Sal dufpGrts
tponOert, in benz 5ablrei9e Nrbeiters
bDrfer nm Gifen= unO Stabltperte
berumIiesen, bemertt man balo Die
I9pere &au9polte. iiber benz Stub
tale, Die bic Gage bon Maubeuge be-
5ei4net, innsrbolb Der 9iieeI, bic gu
Sorts unb 3pifdentpsrfen uusgez
batt iinb. beren Nufgabe es 1T. oas
Sambretul uno Die ii9 bier treuaenz
ben @iIenbabnlinien 81 ~perfperren.
Set 1870 boben Die Srunapfen biez
Re Sorts ausgebaut, bic oas Stub
tai 1opie i'm Siben Die @bene in Ell
mem umtreife bon 80 &iIOmetern be-
berrI9en. Sn ibrem 8erei4e lisst
Maabeuse, Elm an ii4 tIeiner Snz
buffrieort, Ser ober nit ben Na4bor'
Orten. ebsnfaus SnbutrieftGbten. Dere
Washington Journal., 1914-11-21
MofeI AHd iDaas.

Stir bic G%ntfebung bes Namens
Der MoTel eibt es berl9iebene @r>
fIdrunqen, BON benen bic fol9enbs
bieuei6t Die srDBte Mobri9einli4s
felt fir ii9 bat. 9ana4 bsltsbt
elm 3uTommenbong apif9en ben
Nome1 Mofel unb Maas. Die
Maaas bat ibren Nomen i9On Dor
febr LANCER 3eit erbaIten. Die olte1
ASmer nonnten ben 6luB Wlofa, bic
MoIeI ober MOfena, bas beiBt ni4ts
anberes ols r&leine Maas". Wte
lam man ober bo3u, bic MOfeG, bic
Der Maos atpar unmittelbar bena4s
bart 1T, ober bod in teinem 3us
fammenbong nit ibr ftebt, nod ienel
al benennen?
gs lam als fi9er gelten, baB bic
MDIel in friiberer 3eit, itatt benz
Gbein auauflieBen, Bel benz bentigen
Ort pognpsfursMeui unipeit ibrer
iebiqen 0ereinigung nit Der Weurtbe
in Bic Moos miihbete. Darauf beu'
tet nod beute bic groBe S9leife Der
Waofel nod Weiten, beren GuBerfter
8oeen bur9 bic Gage Der Jeituns
Soul be3ei9net pirb. sic errei4te
bas Sal Der Moos, na9bem fe
bas Sal be rgne bur9fIofen bate,
no in ben oltsn 5luBf9Ottern ge>
beine bes Mammut gefunben purs
ben. 9ieie finb Elm 8epeis, boB Die
MDfeI ibre Hi9tung nod Der Maas
bin erf oufgab, als bos 3eitalter
Der urelsfonten berganeen mar. Mlit
benz Mommut auglei9 lebten in
benz Sal ipG6renb Der Glteren Steins
5eit ~penigftens apei Dsrfdiebene
MenI9enraHen, bic alfo bic @reigs
niHe, nel9e bic Mofel gum 8erlals
fen i6res olten 8ettes opansen, mits
erlebt baben mDgen.
Mls bic MoIeI in bic Maos minis
bette, NOR lie erbebli9 tpoferrei8er
ols Der 2auf Der Moas pberbalb ber
@ereinigungsitsIIe, unb notiirli@
purbe ibr infolgebeKen Der Name
| gegeben, ben Der llnterIauf bes tn
bic Horbfee fIieBenbsn @trOms fibr'
te, aIfo Moia. Ser Sberlauf Der
Maas ober muB einen nnberen Na'
men gebobt baben, Der DerIOren GEE
gongsn lift. No9bem nun bic MaOfel
ibren 2ouf eeGnbert unb fi4 gum
&bein gepanbt batte, tonnte fe ibs
rem alien Namen Mo1a ni9t mebr
bebalten, ba fe nun BON Der Moos
unteri9ieben perben muBte. Man
nonnte tie nl1p Mo1eIla, mfleine
Moas", neil ibr 2auf i'm @erbdlts
! mis- gu benz Der earaen Maos fiirs
ger lit. Der Name MofeI 1T bars
na9 Elm neleres @ort aus benz
inbogermoniiden 3eitnlter, wGbrenb
bic Moos (DlOia) gu ben dlteften
aeOgrapbif@en Namen in @efteuropa
eebOrt.
Washington Journal., 1914-11-21

ia sr bat fi9 nidt einmdI bort fr0s
Itsn loHen, pie es fetn BON Ibm 10
pisl befpunoerter @rOBpater nod tat.
R6nigsberg 1T nod INNER feline
re6te grOBitabt. Sn 0FPreuben
tpG9It ones langfamer, sols i'm Me@
fen. 90 bat es bic StaOt nod ims
mer nidt gang auf 100000 GinpObz
ner aebra6t, pbI9On fe Bel benz
Musbdu Der moOernen @ertebrsmittel
oona auberOrbentli9 besiinftigt por@
Ben 1T. Mu9 R~0nigsberg TT cine
Giebenbiigelfobt, Oo9 finO bic Sers
rainf9pierigfeiten infoIge oieier Mns
Ioee ni9t srbsbli9.
@is ale &uIturf4Opfungen in
0iefer @egenb, 70 nerbuntt au9 ROs
nigsberg lire @riinoung benz Oeut>
f8en Oroen. 5ier tpuroe cine itarte
Sgeftung angelegt, als bic 9auptarbeit
Ser ritterli9en Groberer DOabro4t
tpprben mar, urb na9 unb mad bill
bette ii9 in uno Inn bic 5eftung cine
@ie0eIung, psl6e f6On friibseitig gu
Der beoeutenbften oes fernen beutf6en
Difens emporpu9s.
aDnissberg 1T in ieinen GIteren
Seilen 3iemIi9 eng 3ufommengebaut;
es berIeugnet bort feline mittelulterli>
DE GntFebungssei4idte nod berts
ni6t. Sie bOben @~iebelbGufer erbiels
ten nur 5tpei Obsr brei Jenfter Jront,
ole @troBen purOen 10 f9mul onses
Isqt, oaB an pieIen Stelsn bic 8iirs
gerIteigt taum Die Mnlugs BON Srct=
tOirs ssftottsten. limb nirgenos fino
Washington Journal., 1914-11-21

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