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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-02-11

vaughn and Frank Vaughn.-John Hast
lnss has so far improved from his i'll
ness as to be able to drive from Ed
Ward Cooney'S Sunday to the home OF
MI. Dunn, where he will email for n
lew weeks.-Union superintendent, Mr.,
frost of Waterbury was in town tn"
iirSt OF the week looking after the
chools.- Walter Lewis has sold his hiack-
smith shop, house and farm. with lana
attached to Mr.. Lambert, formerly OF
Brookfield.-Mr. and Mrs. Walter lewis
ar" packing their household goods and
lrD 10 mnNn 10 Enrrishurg TINS MCnk
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-02-11

cross the Nistula and discusses the po.
Siblc length of time Warsaw viii hpl
ont after that. although it is not ,Iol
that the German commanders lay %,
'isivo weight or tho irnmediat' pos Oh.
sion of tho city and fortress I'm
of success, the Austrian military l,r
sentative hero Is quite confident t1.
Przemvsl will soon be relieved f1t 3d.
ond time,
1t is known that the German forof
in East Prussia and north Of the Ne
tula, which for months have been 10Y
tent to remain on a strategic dof-nsiv'
have been considerably strengthened. afl
that a fairly general engagement IS no
in progress. Field Marshal Won Hinder
burg reports that this engagement
progressing normally" a phrase strou.
lv reminiscent of the bulletin which al
poared just before the announccmcn q
n general Russian defeat on Decowl'
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DERBY

MIs. frank Marvin and " daughters
eft last week to spend the rest If the
winter in California. Mrs, Job Jenne
celebrated her Goth birthday Saturday at
her sons, Edwin Jenne. a large company
met to congratulate her.-Mrs. Alma Hol-
brook died very suddenly Friday night
She had been in poor health for n long
time, but had been more comfortable
for several days, The funeral was held
Monday, the e q. J. Anderson o%fGiciat-
ing.-Garvin Magoon of Lancaster. y. H..
was here Monday to attend tn. funeral
re bic sicter. Mrs. H0llrOpl
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-02-11
WINDSOR COUNTY
WHITE RIVER JUNCTION.

This mast fall and winter extensive
repairs and changes have been made
in the Methodist Episcopal Church at
this place. Monday night, services Of
rehabilitation were held. at which an
address was delivered by the resident
bishop of New England, the Rev, J w.
Hamilton of Boston. Present We're
the Rev. Joseph Hamilton Of Randolph.
a former pastor. and the Rev. +. w.
Sharpe of Brattleboro. district super
intendent The address by Bishop
Hamilton was on The Responsibility
of Methodism.' The church choir fur
nishcd music.
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FORESTDALE.

The Dramatic club will present al
ley Farm in Blodgctt hall Thursday n
Fridays evenings of this week. There
will be- dancing after the play Friday
cvening.-A son. Welland Symons, was
born to Mr.. and Mrs. I. W. Horn on
Saturday-HolY Communion will ~"
celebrated at Grace Church SundaN
morning at ninc o'clock and Mrs.
Frank Bump have returned from Put
nam. y g.. after u few DAYS with rcla-
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HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT
continued from page 81

hook Monday, is improving and 1t IL
hought win recover unless there is Il
Der of the Boy Scouts went on a ride
to East Braintroo Tuesday night and had
III oyster supper at the church vestrS,
md then listened to an address by the
icoutmaster, Rev. q. +. Crawford, on
Half Baked Pcoplc.'-A second Girls
Sewing club met Wednesday night with
Miss Ruth Wardnor at the home of Eu.
tcne Wardner on school street.-The
Kings Daughters and the TRANCE are
making arrangements for tho establish
mont Of a rest room III town
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LOWELL.

~ ,he homo Of her son, Charles SUN
van. Margaret McAllistcr, wife of FRANK
Sullivan, died Monday evening, aged 10
wears and seven months, Mrs. sullivan
had been a sufferer for many years from
concer-L. Rabedeau went TO Burlington
saturday.-Emily Hines Of Eden spent
last week with her grandparents. Mr.. and
Mo Iusenh Burgess.-Mrs G. ]. Powers
surnt the Weekend in North Mrs
- j Sheehan is spending the week In
Manchester \. H.. with her sister, Mrs.
r. sullivan. Chaplain NJ, w. Farman oil
Westficld will preach i'm IN" M"'hod'st
church SUNDAY morning In the absence
of the pastor, The Rev Frank oldflHs"
who viii preach M TROY f." J blan'narh
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WAR NEWS SUMMAR'

while tho western theatre "f the war
is preserving n somewhat unusual quiet,
the eastern zone presents til. picture Of
vast armies aligned against each other
and thousands upon thousands of men
struggling desperately. some times at the
point of the %bayonot, for supremacy and
the capture of a st%rategiCal position
which might mean the turning point OF
the campaign.
In the Carpathians where the troops
are lighting amid ice and snow, the
battle which has been going on for DAYS
is described as one of he tierccst of the
war. with losses amounting into the
thousands.
In his territory the Austriaus have
been augmented by $4,000 Germans and
German officers are reported to he direct
ing the movement, which in aggressive
ness has not been oVcrshadowed by any
previous operations,
GERMANS HOPEFUL.
SiSmilarly, in Poland, the Germans
have been striving with might and main
to break the Russian lines and reach
Warsaw. Berlin reports that a great
German victory is looked for from day
TO day, and that a concentrated move
ment against some particular point in
the east is confidently awaited.
The British government has taken ac-
ton against the American steamer Will
helmina. bound from New York for Ger
many with food supplies. The Wilhcl-
nina is at Falmouth and her cargo has
been ordered into a prize court by the
British foreign office. The steamer may
depart after the DISCHARGE of her cargo
The British House of Commons has
passed the army estimates for 3,G0.nu
men. The Russian Duma and council If
the empire have passed the budget.
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MORETOWN.

Tho Rev. and Mrs. RemlcY ~ Waits
field were in town T~uesdav.-Mrs. II. Il.
Austin and son. Theason. were in Middle
sex Tuesday. William johnson who has
worked for Merrill Childs the past few
has gone to South Hadley, Mass.
where he has cmpioyment.-John Will
Kin and granddaughter, Marion. or
Waterbury, were In town Monday.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-02-11

wv 'i'eS WIN "" '"P'"' " ''
'u'' cr'" LAWS III ''oS' 0'aUS
hil-' 'oii''lN t""""N'"S '"-
d "le''""' VI 'e va VI '"' '"'' "
'"'N'''N
~
Nnh'',S' i"'"'e' "'a'uIe, VI
heIPhla' sues '"e PASTOR '"' nv d.
Lee LOT sumner
"
Inc VIII VI Tu"diu i"ue"' '"lo"S'
MS VIE ana ch'lnr'h'
"
DuNceh brotherS OuE tho morgan COZ
a'"'"'
Ne" 10Th odhers put 'he price OF
OF the Ten cent LOAF by TWO ounces
"
senator LafoiIet'e introduces a reso'u-
nations IN the interest or peace IN Eu-
"
'arr'e Da'IeS' maui vi II toronto
a. Massey "ecaus" ne mad maze ad-
Vah'es TO her during ms "lte's absence
-
Deputy Attorney-Genera r. n COOK
prosecution OF Harry Thaw at his trial
for conspiracy in New York
-
that he will sue the New York Tribune
for imputinG improper motives In an
editorial commenting on the Thaw case.
-
work for 3O girls making Red Cross
bandages.
Representative Martin urges a law 10
prevent the use of American flag by an
alien vessel.
Robbers get sl0,On booty in Harlem
jevelry store after knocking the pro-
| ~nrietor unconscious
Harry McCabe, the missing official IF
Garfield, y. j.. writes that he is mar
rled, and his wife, left behind, saws she
Is glad of II,
! Harry Thaw has retained l.. r.. Quigg
as additional counsel to e%ndeavor to
secure consent of the State to n Jury
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l.

Nj, and Mrs. Irwin Jacobs ana daughter
drove to ala to visit Mrs. ~Jacobs's
parents, and remained over night. return
ing nome Su~nday.-Levi Swift was IN
Barre Monday and took With him tho
piano that has been in the Methodist
Epiccopal Church for some time 10 the
Barre city hoSpital.-Mrs Wallace ,iood-
vim and son and daughter Of Montpelier
Kpsnt SatuIda! AT Mis- GoodNinS old
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WESTFIELiI

Mrs NIna Billiard Of Clinton, Mass,
.ij Ton her home Monday after spending
a few days with Mrs, ". O.. Wright and
Mrs. u. :, Hitchcock.-Miss Annie Wright
# Barton is spending u few days this
week with Mrs. O. ?. Wright.-Williard
Farman is in poor health. Guy Farinan
has been at Lowell several DAYS with his
N,,o+Irr ,r,, j. i'll
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u WOODBURY..

The Ladies' Aid met at the church
vestry Wednesday.-Mrs. l.. w. HaSkel
continues to improve.-W. II. Waite. VINO
has been in poor health for some time
is much better at present.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-02-11

was in Montreal Wednesday to visit his
wife, who underwent a successful surgi-
cal operation at the Roval Victoria hos
pital.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-02-11

Rome despatch says hat Germa
naval decree means humiliation of Its
coal supply and paralysis of indus
If,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-02-11

Washington special saws that ac|
head of state department is Counsd
Lansing. with whom President com
Of late
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-02-11

Miss Margaret Wilson, the Presidents
daughter, has Joined the Home Relief
Commission in its plans for a "self-sac-
rice" week to aid the city's poor
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-02-11

W. H. Taft will deliver three lect
before Dartmouth College at Hano
y. II.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-02-11

containing the remains of Harry
man, who weighed 80 pounds and
was buried at Washington.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-02-11

President Wilson will arrive in san
Francisco on March 81 to visit the Pan
Ama-Pa cifc Exposition.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-02-11

- u .,u Co..
rronosoo no,.h o. 60 ,as,, ~, pam
N" Wv N'
lit
woraad
w Sup
'''" Sums ~
h,s
"i- N'"' ~ 49, FN. 100,
i'eN''"' "S" Wa"
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-02-11

Contract for supplying 3,"",e1 pairs of
shoes to Italian army has been awarded
to a group of American firms, the largest
order going TO a ST. Louis concern.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-02-11

Carrie Davies. maid in a Toronto
home, shot and killed her employer, G.
a. Massey, because he had made adj
vances to her during his wife's absence.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-02-11

Senate LaFollette introduces a resolu-
ton proposing a conference Of neutral
nations In the interest or peace in Eu-
rope.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-02-11

Deputy Attorney-General +. X. Cook
of Geneseo has been assigned TO the
prosecution of Harry Thaw at his trial
for conspiracy in New York.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-02-11

G. W. wilkins. former treasurer Of
81, Paul's Presbyterian Church. Phila-
delphia, sues the pastor, tho Rev. j. 3.
Lee, for SANDER.
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NEWS TOLD IN BRIEF.

The railroads of Pennsylvania and
New Jersey will ask the repeal of the
full CROW laws in those States.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-02-11

New York bakers put the price Of
bread at six cents and reduce the weight
of the ten cent loaf by two ounces.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-02-11

The will OF Edward Tilden. Chicago
packer. leaves his s.. 15O,1O estate to
his wife and children.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-02-11

Attoney-Gencral Woodbury. announces
that he will sue the New York ribune
for imputing improper motives in an
editorial commenting on the Thaw case.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-02-11

Duveen Brothers buy tho Morgan coll
lection of porcelains and ceramics for
81. T0,oOh
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WmHtefb8iL iihff N6nh0H 800.
Stunt - .GiaIat Niefahi fhfatl
.itaf Die A%flta6ld1e im .lleninst
%1aebloit* SLUT tef hauefubea
HaftleeiHa uHitft4 HofuaIga8 lm
.Giim batubt uHifV Eeimiiue im
@eigm U Nc ugh nidil ildr 81.
mir ant Gmlauaa oaucbliteu Nitt.
niiiau unHad INTO feline mdhienhet
hm'friBieliM begiali@ 6er Befri.
tirnna Alsfih lflen lollcn bcnn
mir mtiieu tn8 flat mdden oab 0ic
Wlfmittcn autfi awenbuH0 Oc5 Icn.
bee bprIOuiia nod mbcarcnit iit.
mi0 DAT a0e gerluitc 6cr e%Hglan0rr
on Der BroHi nch itcis mte0cr ans
aeililt itnh 8lir mir0cn ant oarau
ihuH. msnu mir oHnchmen Oaf,
eH1lano Tel Der 8eoraantitcrun0
ieiner Whmitions .Gr3aiF.mg Griola
BADEN miro, n0 Dab cs aud in Der
gage fem miro Ole britiideu Pr.
meen IN 5rantreif out Der iebiacu
Stdrte 3u crbalten.
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NndatilanInftn

SER 6eurn glutunr BON 6bita.
no. sobn 9cn Scrrn un0 Grau qrit
gloemcr, 1888 Sno is Ctr. unt
Srl Gctilic Nlatlrn. Iodltcr bon
5rdu Qlatb 9iiracr. Chicago. MIR.
Den bette Nlor1en olrt 5otber Sc.
liz Golte BON 2ltdiuiou aui.. Aru.
Ger ocs Scrrn 6enrD gIoemer III
Der Ct Soiepbsairde lrtrdut. Ter
8irdeufor, 6eiicn glitgIie0 6err
9loemer bic gu ieiuer Abreile mad
Ghtcoao mar. lang bei Dem Sudlomtt.
Ms 9rou3enaen iungicrten Die Ser.
rem Gnrl uuo 6enrD 9loemer mo
Sri. Nuna mo Nlarn 8loemer. Gus
So63eitsieIt iinoet bette abeuo i'm
Suuie 6e5 @aters Oes 9r1litigams
itatt; oud) ole 8erpan6teu Der
9raut bobeu lid 3u bem @brentoge
BON Sri. 0fntgen eingefun0en. DIOR.
gen miro 61S iltnge SOAR cine Sod.
3eitsreiic nod Dem Meiten ~antreten
IND om /. 9luguit iid in Chicago
bGuslid nicberIaieu. 9ort beliefs
oct Serr 8loemer in Dem Snllpt-
bureau Der Burlington gobns@eiea
ihoit einen ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Mt0ge oos Slid Dem Jun.
gen Baare itets bul0reiA ietnl
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eentidIanb 6lei6t pprddtia.

Berlin. iber 0ouoou, 30. Stunt
Gle oeutihe aeaiermd bot iid emf,
idIoiieu, Die aleiden M}a6regeln mjc
bisber aud fir Die Gr6altung Der
oiesi1brigen @e%treiOeerute ansrt.
meuoen. SIS meroen olio iofort
naf Der grntc ale @etrei0emenoen
i'm Sntereiie Oes 9olfsmobIes be-.
idlagnobmt nno S6ditpreiic feItgc.
fest. 1iesmdl ieOof ioaen Die
aonmIunel oie 9eidIognn6me orr6.
fibren, uuO Die S6fItpreiie Io1eu
crit Damn fcitgeiebt mer0en. penn
Elm lleber6Iid iiber bic game Grnte
moglid lit. 4ld fir 8ie6futter
iplt oieies gerfa5ren angenenot
iper0en.
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Hf MnsfHtt Mi8
8 .feeF
-
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PA
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0leine stnbtmitthri[nnnen

S. q. @}c@ee bon Gilmore
.Sa., fiel geitern abero an Scr altrpt
IA. unb 8arnam Ctr. 10 ungIiidlid
ans Der StraBenbabn, oaB CT in's
Soipital gebradt tperoelt muBte.
Der nelle Superintendent 0el
itd6ttihen GpieIpIGbe, 6. $. gugIiIf
aus Chicago, miro feline bieiige mil
einem 8e5oIt bon $4,000 be3abIt(
Stegu1g nddite ISOLDE ontreter.
sn Der Office oes 5taats.
|idabmeilter$ in 2incoIn wuroer
beute Die neilan it1otii6en glnIei6eu
fir 4nfallf oeS ali6itoriums, fit
garf. uno @aual5mede i'm getragc
Don 100000 regiitriert.
aitd) fir nIorgen fino inns nie'
Der Reaenidaller in gIusliat geIteGt.
S6euBlih!
". s. Gararon tnterbrcitetc
Der Staotfommiilion cine Betition
bon 40 giumobnern Sit.0 mabas,
ei1en unrotbplab an If. ufo SO.
emit Ctr. ais iolden 81 i6IieBen.
SIR RadfoIgerin ser 3uriif.
aetreteiieu @iatrone oe8 @eiGngnii.
ies oes 1ougIa8 Counties nurOe
,frou Sobu aeleD, fritber an oem
StaatsgefdnQniB in 2ineoln, ge.
Sin itngetpobnli6er gn0rang
sum 8ablen Der Stciern modltc li9
in Der amtSIteae oes Staot.
idabnleiiterS 6emerfbar. Mebr ais
$4,000 ipuroen einge3ablt. Son
morger ob toitet es n1nllid 10 Bros.
Straf5uidlag.
Megen tb1tliden angriffs er.
bielt Der 9lrbcitcr Charles Ganiels
I'M 8oIt5eigerid)t $40 mo
nufgebrun1nlt,
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speaiaImaaen fir arcideitsalpfe.

QbiIaoeIrbia, 30. SUM. 9ic
ipe3iea gebauten GiIenbabnpagen
ouf oenen Die 5reibeitsaIode nad
Der 0eltousiteaung IN San 5ran.
cisco b%ef6roert per0en fol-, muroer
geitern elmer lebtcn 8riiflng unter,
8ogen, Die sl1n3eno ausfiel. 0iC
Bagen itno anr5 aus Stabl unO fir
elm @etpiht bot mebr aIg 100000
gflno eingeridtet. gtafts ioa Die
@Iode mabren0 Der 9ef6r6eruna
0urd Suu0erte Don eleftrii6en
2ampen erleuftet mer0en. Die
bier8u notbige Strait miro in Den
gabnpo9en ielblt er5eugt.
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meheimniEppne enhnnn.

6oquinm 8oib., 30. SUM. -
9}it elmer 2a0uig bon 1000 alter
Springfield. 9ufien un0 I I3ilior
9mt 8um.@eidoiieu lief Der orei,
maitige Stooner Minnie 9drion"
unieren Saien an. Gbpobl er mad,
gierifo beitinfmt lit, Gegt man bod
@eroadt, ooB Die 2aoiug fir 3uB,
Iaro beitimmt lit, un6 bat Den
Sdooner ocsbaIb ~oorIaufig feItge.
bulten.
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H5It fHin0
3Iel Hfifi rt
tf lH H1.t hd.fn mil
ffH ffIaI Ma6W offal1 pet
afiEf fts ilm dH Hb BOO mf
off taH1f hsten lit8s tfflafl
Hb blf msfssn a.tf ono.
Hub efGadl ftnilth Hgt.
uhta erfNidlfn Nrub
EaWl1u. alfb hm Efrs
Whittier gtif banftn geralublidit
HH %.ltifh6ina hes W ltmlltfa nHs
tfu jiafm lnfI6fr Aladrdtn'.
alir mirben ctH iftitItdim ttridt
.affle afiHlM lgi0er itaH m uns
nB llutmt thH tn 0er uadliteu Belt
.tn =bflnaeH mtrhrn. ian 6aNcr mtt
Ianf 8rudifn0tu. 3'ir mur0cu
nber aerut mat Shire teri6ulidc Nu.
iidt oils Sfufticr iiblr Die 0cuira.
.litit III flri1riabtcm Artiiel horeu
nn0 briHpCu
Sort Cooac. Soma. gu0nil
.Gla1Bgt Gle hlbeu 8lcdt Gicic
fredlc 8%crh0bnma tbcriteilt nlc
Nelriiic oes @nitantes Cod fol.
dc cleuoe g2itiinfen trait man am
beiteu NIT itiaidmci9enOer gcra6.
tuna.
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eHoinHl ii $40 33 t
tH futf 8Hlpf0de az bic Wflsf1
nn d ogm lloH anefifins
idW Wtifit mics bed NjHufaN6eal
her l'ef @laaitu. taamae "a. N3df.
ifal. bata8i hBb bail 0th ate ger.
idaien oaa aen pfhfrn bts attcpdt
lilltn Nrie5es liaten 9ieafu iollten.
4lem ctn hiatlgg lluierietbaet eiHa1
thaurtn Crc1oumBht uit pcidili3.
tctt Ntltcrt onnn luafcn iebierg
ii5criluiii1 ...
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3nr lebten gln6e beltattet.

9ienItag 0admittog funo untel
GROCER getbeiligung oie 8eiiesun1q
oes oeritorbenen Serrn Sobn Gpplar
aif oeiu 6oreIt 2amn 6rieo6of Itott.
Sin groBes @efolge CAB Dem Ser
itorbenen 6nS Iette @eleite. Serr
Goitor Sd1fer iprad iotpobl i'm
IrmJerbauie ais aud an Der offenell
@ruft 8orte 0e8 Sroites. M6ge Der
8eritorbere in GrieOen rubenl
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@rOhes gienie am 4. Snli.

Inter ben guipi5ien Ser Omaha
unb Sito.0 Omaha 2oge oes 0roeits
Der 9ermonns. S6bne, oes Sdiqer
Camp 8. 0. 8. mo oes 0eiterrei6.
ungarn-8 ereins finoet om Sonntag
ben 4. Suit in Sibbelers 8art elm
groBes Bicnic itatt. 9as grran.
gemerlt8fomite miro fir 8~oIf86elu.
.itigrngen oaer grt Gorge tragen.
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.fs rIsbi."

Die mtiHtn Wmi6tn Fnb qtatn
s3ug4 auberorotuiiib tmpiiublih;
Is III abtr bisl ltebtrirtiblna babel
Der NttnId fam ia iibtrbaupt pitl
msbr ,rtragen, OILS man ~geipobnlif
gIdubt ooer ais man gtalaubt
bat. uno BEL Den .etidltuussn
our4 3ug" bnnoelt Is ii6 Iatr
iebr oft um s~iHgs5llbsts 2eioen, bic
ia trOBosm INNER nod 9sioen bltis
ben.
Uds 1T eigsutIi9 .3us24 g. if
betusste Guft. gar ni6ts anoeres ais
Elm lsi4ter Dino, Der aber a~lleroin9s
bura gef9lofsne adume gebt unb
oa1er idon gemertt miro, fDenn er
i%anfter als Elm 3epbBr lpebt. pa Elm
9epo9nli9er 5uBgdngsr in Der Ses
iunoe dunaberno JlUsi Meter 3uriids
legt, fan man cine 2uftItr5mung BON
einem Wleter @eIdpinbtgteit tauKl
Wtno nennen (obppbl Is Dirbels
fiirms gibt, Die in Der Setunoe uur
20 3entimeter poripdrts fareiten);
me9r ais elm Weter 9ei9pinbigteit
a6sr errei4t Der .3ug" ieIten.
Der beribmte baprii6e 9%pgieniter
pettentOFer bat ieiner3eit bura 9ers
luae feItgeItellt, Oab cine 2uftitros
n.ung poH einem balbsn Dieter sc.
l9piuOigteit in Der Setunoe Don
Dem Meni9er iiberbaupt ni9t pabrs
ssnpmmsn nirb. INN er gIaubte, 0aB
etne iolde 2uftitrOmung. rpenn tie
ale u Riuuten er3sugt iperoe, in
jsOem Saa seuiige. UNI einen Raum
itets nit ausrei1enOer friiaer Cuff
gu DerIeben. Die @entilation8te9nit
bat iia ound9 seri9tst.
SIS but Iia absr in3lpifden Der.
aussetc0t, baB bic S9luBfolgerung
9ettentOfsrs ni4t autrtfft, penigs
items ni1t INNER, ndmIi6 ni6t oa,
no 9r0bere Utent 1enmengen in Sat-
@ortragsIGIen uIp. Ders
iammslt finb. 3ugIei9 BAT man
aber aud ertdnnt, oab cine 2uftgss
i4pinbigteit bon einem balbea Wles
Ter ouradus ni9t bic obere @rer3e
Tir Den ertrdgIiden n3ug" If, oab
nan oieIe bieaei4t auf Elm Dieter
lnO in tart erbibtsn Rdumen nod
binGus erb0ben tam, obne
oaB Elm normaIer Meni9 mebr ais
line dngenebme erfrii6enOe aiiblung
aaeroinss mar bic Rihtunq
a3nges" BET ben entipre9enOen
Dertital, BON pben mad
inten, nobel Der GGrper olfp aundnIt
lur an elmer .S4malIeite~ BEN
fopf, %getrofien purbe, Der gut qes
uno obneoies am meiiten abb
1T.
So gebt aus oem @efagten fuobI
ERROR, oab bic o3ugfsitigtsit" bss
QfnIaea in Der Eat bsOeutenb gro
jer 1T, ais man annimmt. User
i'd IslbIt ourauf bsobaatet. miro
,alo aber feline bisberige Q.ugftli4
eli Id6eln lernen. Der p3ug" fdas
msiItens nur bann, ipenn man
Id iibermdbis srAitt bat; sr i9abet
der aud Dann MIR ipsnig mebr ais
'as @iutretm in talte, a6er gaa5 Dor
3ug' geIi6erie Rdums; oas fir Den
GefdbrIi4e 1T Die pl0blidt
Bdr%metauung, nift bic gepsgung
er 9uft. SEPT in Der arisgs3eit aber
ibt Is bel penigsr s3ue4 ais Iriis
er, tDenigItens inert! man Diel lDes
.;gsr baOOn ais in ru9iseu 3eiten
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