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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-03-24
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nf5olOe5 al 9aitor u. 6. 8eismmn
+ atlautic areos llnaoomsfor6umo
iom ieIger:
geun gan. 9.-ft. qpril.
9mirens. ia. apriI.
9rooflun o. 9laiuiielo IBIS.
6mo.
8bilooeIp6ia. 10. Giten 20.
8orceiter. ID @oi.
Bolton. c.. Nai.
Falmouth u @eit6root 9-f2.
9eep 0enmarf. lie
RontreaI, 1913.
Solicit til 3orbuuoets aasie Be.
0es optaaet hDert Stc0.
Chr. ghriiteufen. 6mO.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-03-24
Nisfonsmpoe

aiboIoes / 8erona, ]6ebr.. ira 80.
april til , Mai. 4raiterne 5.
Rarfusien. 6. 6auien, SIR. 60.
ieuien bar lopet at 0eItaae.
9enner er biertelig inobuOte til
at boIoe oisie 6eitoage meO os.
Rel0 e0ers aomme til u. 3. 81.
m%onien, 9eronn. Rebr.
@aa Reni9beoens 8egne.
e. z. Roenberg.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-03-24
airfeinbpieIfe ! S%arlan. Soua.

5snoaa. ben 2. Mai, piI ben M
airfe | 5nrIan bfibe inoDiet. s
5orbinoeIie meo sSn6pieIien bliDer
Der Misfionsmsoe, Iom f~ortiettes
inotiT Tirsoag aften, ben A. Mai.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-03-24
Risfionsmsbe

Der bIiper. ON Sub oil. Wisfions.
msoe | @oot-Snnb Renigbeo, 8e.
neDn, Winn., 26.-28. Rnrts 1915.
Det er fsrite Sang | Den ReniebeOs
Siitorie, at Di bar ct iaoonnt Nsoe
Subs 5olf I Dor are6s. IrrIig, be.
oes bnpe bette Rsve Grinoring,
naar be beoer 10, iGrIig mngtpnn.
liggenoe Eager. 81 preoer at foo
2sfte ON SipIy ueo 8rpiten fra
Omntonna, RoetbfielO og MiIltofpn
Tn~nfeiprog: 4por onrebor en-
Subs Misffanobeo2 Sir. Gal. SO,
So. 8. 2. a. Snnen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-03-24
@cO Sfinroeien.
giGrf

Som 8el1e al De 6erifenoe pan
ifeii8e 1ransportioraolo Ter BET I'D
til. n HI fol blioe ffufiet / Dor
6oroentnina ON en- 5eaoing 9ibler.
5alme5saer. o.io. til 9omfirma.
tioustioen Senoinaen oenteoes Der.
til miot / @arts. men 0i bar emo
M nnoer Gags 0nto iutet Bert ira
oen.
lla6er oisic Omitpn6igbeOer pil
Of aerae 5eoc pore alnoer mqrfc
TIA. at oi bar Eager al fsIaen6c
gooe Of imltffe @opebibIer o.
Salme5sger:
aonfirmanobibel 3r. 81 ~. $40
aoHfirmaaobibel Rr. 81 @. f60
aonoents Salmcboa Nr. % e. f.60
Nu salmebog Rr. 90 B.. $50
gae 6isie Bigger er uoitpret meo
bsieIigt ginS o. @uIoinit.
III andre @oDebs9er eanet I'll
aoniirmationeu oa iom iin6es paa
Eager / betpOeIjqt ant1I fan uPp.
nes feIaeu0e:
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-03-24
Risfonsmboe

blioer, ON @uo oil. niholot / ben
oanife Iut6. Nleniabeo / Davenport,
5a., ira 6. D}ni. 9srona aiteu
Den S. 41di oil gleoet bliDe aiboIot
/ Noline, ST..
@enIig 5u0bpoelie til ale.
3. 6. 81. 9anfen
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-03-24

0loos snifes Tom 2GrerinOe I
Oanife SommerifoIer | Nooneoerne
Wai SUM og sIutninaen al Sill
og aiiguit.
SeIga anu0en,
D~ereSforo, Q. DAT.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-03-24
bleu iunaet iioit iom et5trmum.

blep lun1et non lom etsirmliims
mer.
6rf. a9nes &ieIien. Der unae
% O11tiae sang Oh MnsiiftGrer.
itoe peo Cana. ipileoe 4ffompaa-
neme1t til ale Sangene % bun
hulOfsrte Def nanifeliae 0perU pao
en- Iaa ilfre0sitiaeuoe M}aaoe, al
bim 6siteoe Sungereas 5af / 5orm
al en- imi9ren0e complement
lei er pei nrppe meo llrette at
@almetto er bleoen befenot Tom Den
0anife Carrie. o. 0oa tiaaOer oi
os at bemurfe, at 9almetto iom
oanif San9er bar en- 6remtio Tor
Tia. iom ielo en- Garliio fife belt
fan ipl0e. tbi oanif Sang Ipoer
be6It ira oanffe 2pber nnar oct
gpIoer Song ION en- Stunt, er
Sprog pei not moeroronet. men
npgtes fan BET life, AZ Ell grlrnoia
OF hiertelia Soritnaelie al oct
Sprog. / h0iIfet Der hinges. alige.
oel ipiaer en- betp0eli9 Roae. Dette,
at RaImetto fife alene bar grun.
0iqt 4en0ifnb iii oq 0pfatteIie al
Sc iremmeoe Sproa, ban innaer l..
men at ban fom foa bar Ell in0erllg
og opb 5oritaaeIie al Oct fine o.
Itemningsfuloe / oct oanffe Rooers.
mail ger hnm iprlig ififfet til at
toIfe Den norotife gono / Soraens
geroen.
&ommer 9almetto ieen til Blair,
boilfet oi baaber, oiG Spsrgsmna-
let nprmeit blipe, ON pi bar ct Nm.
0itoriltm tort nof til at rltmme
ale, ser enIfer at bsre boml
Mrs Stradling is At Home
to the ladies of Washington
County and will be pleased to
talk Coreets. Whether you live
in Blair, or whether you live five
or ten miles from Blair, call Bell
Phone, Ash 1412. Ask all the
questions you can about corsets.
0giaa 5reoag 4iten bsOes
Der paa noget Tor DC iaugelifenee Der
/ 9pen. Dana College bar, iom
bleoen opiorOret I'll at gtpe
i'm ,5acre6 Concert" ooer igen ne
oe airfen. % oct gioroe ben 5re.
bag aften. ut gere nogen egent
liz Sammenligning mellem oens
9rpuationer % Ralmattos Cana
piloe opre meningslsit. Men ian
meget oil oi iiae, at oeane Smaior-
enita bar 8iort en- 900 eeaDtoelic
oa en- gegnnoeIie, Der panr en- goo
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-03-24
Diisiiunsmeoe.

23oe til 25oc april.
grpiterne q. ID. ScbuIt8, 9. u.
9aurien o. s. Z. SEMEN bar loOet
at oeItage. On bierteIig 5nobpOeIie
III genner al port tirfeIige arbei.
De. 1ilreiien0e beOes meIoe Oeres
aomme til unoertegne0e.
gna RenigbeOens 9egne
6. 2. Rofenberg.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-03-24
8nSsticneiter.
NIatr.

@aa SBnoag 9erne5llostieneite
Rl.e 9,15 5mo. 9eimesie9uostiene-
ite 81. 1890. @}sOe i9en al. 2,30
eftermiooaa % ST. 80 aften.
aennaro. Ssnoagsifole meO Som
firmanolPsning buer Sgnoog ST.
10. DanIf @u0stieneile +. % 3.
Ssnoag / bper 9taaneo 6ormtO0ae
Rl. II. GngelIt @uostieneite ,. o.
J. 5enoaa / 6Der giaaneo 6ormio.
bag 81. II.
Drum: @uostieneite 1. % 3. Ssn-
Dag / bpar RaaneO. 81. 1890 5or.
miOOos.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-03-24

Rna ale oisie 5ina tiIitans ipe.
cicae lape 4nrtipriier.
Dan. Luth. Publ. House,
Blair, Nebr.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-16

$4,000 population. Situated at the
mouth Of the River Plate II Is an
ocean port Of first class.
Extensive harbor improvements
have been made to the benefit both OF
the country's foreign and OF
vessels stopping In transit either to
and from Buenos .Ayres or between
European ports and New Zealand
ports. A coaling station Is maintained.
During 1913 $500 steamers and
1000 sailing vessels. with a tonnage
Of 15,1$3.000. cleared at Cruguayan
ports. ana OF this number :he
tonnage u the vessels clearing at the
port Of Mcntevideo was approximately
10, 900. 900.
Other towns and cities are mostly
river ports. or these. Pasayandu, on
the Uruguay. has $4,000 inhabitants.
Salto has 10000. and Mercedes TO-
600. Other towns with a population OF
10000 and upward are Colouia. Ai!nas,
Melo. San Jose. Rocha. Flor.aa. Du-
ranzo. Rivera. San sugenio. C~anelones
and Trinidad. Maldonado Is the At
lantic outpost.
The population NJ Uruguay is largely
OF an urban character. The total num-
Der OF inhabitants at the beginning
OF 1915 was approximately 1900 900.
If whom 500. 600 were foreigners.
Spanish preduminancc In the ,n,rl.sra-
ton has been marked for many years
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-16

a wool country. The exports Of wool
range from 5000 to 10000 tons. In
1913 they were close TO 100, 900. 900
pounds. Hides amount to $4,000 tons.
Exports of frozen beef are from 49,
900 tons upward. and of tasajo, or
jerked beef, usually they arc larger.
The foreign trade Of Uruguay. in
normal years. may be placed at a
minimum OF 800, 900, 900. with the ex-
ports exceeding the imports by &c.,
600. 900 to $4,000, 900.
France formerly was Cruguay's best
European customer. after which came
Germany. Belgium and Great Britain.
France "a the CHEZ purchase OF
wool, and then Belgium. Germany
took wool and hides. ard some meat
products. Great Britain bought hides
and meat products.
In import commodities Great Brit
ain has had by FAR the best OF the
Uruguayan trade. the imports from
the United Kingdom in BRISK years
seldom falling below SIC, 600. 900. Ger
many came next TO Great Britain. with
$4,000, 900.
Trade between the United States
and Uruguay is capable OF a marked
growth Heretofore the total COM
merce between the two countries has
been from s10 1000. 900 TO s12, 900. 900
annually, with the balance decidedly
IN favor OF the United Statec. Boston
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-16

and still continues, but there are 1tai-
ians. French. Germans and English IN
Montevideo In groups large enoug to
be designated by their nationalities.
There Is also an American group.
The basis of the monetary system
is the gold standard. The Uruguayan
peso, or dollar, Is worth l.03i.
The English sovereign Is the most
common coin In circulation. but Amer
ican gold dollars and the gold coins Of
European Continental countries also
are circulated.
The Government financial institu-
ton Is the Bank OF tire Rcpuhlic. Tsis
has a capital Of 10000. 900 pesos. or
dollars. II wa r~eorganizcd in 1911
In connection with the Government
measures for meeting the financial
crisis that then prevailed.
The foreign banks which are estab-
lished in Buenos Ayres and Rio de
Janeiro have branches IN Montev!deo.
The National City Bank OF New York
has a branch OF It's Buenos Ayres bank
In Montevideo.
IN international trade tran sac;ions
the wool clip. supplemented by frozen
mutton. sheepsk.ns and hines and
meat products. including meat extract,
il tie chief source of Uruguay's buy
ing power. Uruguay, as a factor
international conrio.c". - Essentially
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-16

make IL possible to raise both the
temperate and the semi-tropical fruits.
Peach trees cover 5000 acres, pear
trees 1000 and apple trees 5000
acres.
Olives are grown successfully,
there being 100000 olive trees. Or
anges also flourish.
The mineral include both
the base and the precious minerals.
Coal veins exist and graphite also Ia
found.
The meat packing and meat extract
plants are the most important indus
trial enterprises. The national policy
favors the establishment Of factories
by land grants and exemption from
taxation.
Rivers and railways supplement each
other In forming a complete system
OF transportation. There are 700 miles
Of navigable waters, Of which 500
miles are on the Plate and the Uru-
quay. The River Negro provides a
further means OF interior communica-
ton. On the Uruguay there are ten
or more ports which may be consii-
cred ocean ports. Vessels ~ II feet
draught can proceed several hundred
miles up the river TO paysandu.
AT the beginning " 1915 l.600 miles
of railway were IA operation. ali but
forty miles Of which were OF standard
gauge. There are Ave lines centring
in Montevideo, and extending from II
to the northeast. to the north and to
the northwest. These trunk lines
reach the Brazilian border and by
their branches connect with the Ar
g%entine system.
British capital built most OF the
Uruguayan railway lines and still con-
trolls them, though there has been
! some shifting OF ownership and re-
organization OF various companies.
About 100 miles o. the existing lines
we're built and are operated under
| State guaranty. The tendency Is to
more complete State control. or even
state ownership ultimately.
one Of the mos; promising OF the
State aided projects Is what Is known
as the Pan-Amerlcan Railway. This
| contemplates a line from the port OF
! Co.onia on the Plate River opposite
Bueros Ayres to San Luis In the
north, where ii was TO connect with a
line TO Bage. TO form a connection
with the Brazilian railways. II Is a
,ranscontinental Cruguayan project
The fine was completed between Du-
raZno and Trinidad, but there were
disputes with the Government over
the terms of the contract and litiga-
ton among the members OF the syndi-
cate which was building the railway,
In consequence the concession was
''cancelled and the completed section
a, turned over to the Government. Since
then the Government has reorganized
the enterprise and construction has
been resumed on the line under con
tract with the American Arm OF Nc
Arthur Bros.
Montevideo is the commercial ano
Industrial as we'll ~ the political
capital OF Uruguay. and is n OF tht
leading cities OF South America, Will
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-16
Continued from T.oentv.seuenth Page.

Steel Corporation Is on record as esti-
mating that 1t will reach a billion and
q half this year. How New York
banks will partake Of the benefits to
arise from this increased volume of
5~sign commerce and the correspond
SnEiy Increased volume Of domestic
manufacture and domestic trade hat
7 will entail may be gathered from
the following comparisons In the last
annual report of Eugene Lamb
Richards. Superintendent of Banks:
THE total resources OF 1876 bank
ing institutions Of the United States
on July 1, 1914, as computed by the
Comptroller of the Currency. were
nearly s27, 900, 900, 900, or an average
for each institution reporting of a lit
tie over 81 900. 900. Four hundred and
twenty-one State banks. trust COM
panies and savings banks in this State
had esources Of : 1850. 900. 900, or an
average OF over 10000. 900. From
these figures 1t will he seen that the
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-16

and New York last year took the rou,
clip. which previously had been MAJ
keted In Europe, and the war ,br,
made 1t possible for the grca, I'm.
guayan project to he regularly mar,
keted in the Ui.jted States.
AZ . market fol- American msnp,a,.
lures Uruguay offers u~nsurpassan,
advantages In South america.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-16
Agricultural DEVELOPMENT,

Among the cereals. more than sO0.-
600 acres are under wheat cultivation
n about $50 900 acres are given 10
corn. The acreage OF oats is in the
neighborhood OF 10000 acres. Lin
seed occupies above 142. 900 acres and
max Is "a leading agricultural export.
nay Is produced for export as well
as for domestic consumption. To-
oacco. also, is an export crop.
Niticulture has an assured future
There are $500 vineyards, and above
$4,000 acres are given to RAISING
grapes, The yearly output OF wines
is close to 1000, 900 gallons.
sugar oeets are cultivated with
some success. and according to the
latest figures 800 acres are given
TO this production. Climate and soil
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-16
WOOL GIVES PLACE
IN sun TO URUGUAY
Country, However, More Than
Big Sheep Ranch II Is
Commonly Called.
HAS FINE TRAFFIC SYSTEM

Uruguay has been described as a
big sheep and cattle ranch. It is as
big as the State OF Nebraska II is
more than a great ranch. however.
for It has a considerable crop acre
age.
The country covers the agricultural
region between the Atlantic Ocean,
the River Plate. Brazil and the Ar
centine Republic. There are $500
900 acres, OF which about 1000, 900
acres are given to crops. and 1861
600 acres are forest land.
The climate Is temperate. the mean
summer temperature being about %
degrees and the mean winter so de-
grees. so that the livestock industry
is not subjected TO marked extremes
At h present time there are be-
tween 10000. 900 and 50.0 900 900 domes-
tic animals. of which 5000. 900 are cat
tie and 81 5000. 900 sheep. The pastur-
age would sustain q much larger
number OF sheep and cattle.
h Government has given specia,
attention 90 the livestock industry
h Bureau OF Animal Industry holds
the leading position among similar
institutions throughout the world
Its organization was perfected by the
late DIR. d. Z. Salmon. who was FOL
many years prominently identified
with the same kind OF work in tn,
Agricultural Department in tn,
United States.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-07-16
rrasihem0dk
rSas @ebeimnis bes Gallon. SfeHs"
poer: sSte 3riesswirfte".

Gin aOrrsiponbent bon Der @aI.
isrtante idrsibt Der .Srantfurt.r
3eituns":
Die &om0bie bon oen &rieaspirs
item, iiber bic i'd bsri9ten pia, 1T
etgentli4 feline 4omDbis, fonbern cine
Sra9itomOOis, iiber Sie spor Sas
sanSe StdOtdsn an Der @aherfante
iusioIi6 sela4t, 5rau geIde SOrens
len aber ibre bitteren Srdnen pers
soiien bat. Die SDrenfens bnben
ndm!i& f9On our Ssrbitseit in ses
reatfertister Suriorse fir eine ets
patse masere Submit elm 9ueenb
armbider &riessmettpiirite geItopft.
4uBeroem perfiisen ie in ibrer Ionft
bel4rdntten Wobnuns iibsr einen ios
genannten .SaIon". sipar nur sebn
5lB long uno fieben SUB tief, aber
11lmtrbin Elm Salon" nit elmer
9arnttur seprsBter 9Iiii6mDbeI, Fl.
mem bronsierten pfeilsripisseI uno
aluei Selorutbilbern on Der @anb.
Do nun Elm folder, mebr Der @iteIs
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SeidORene aeruplaue.
aud burhIbderte 0iusmaidinsR tua
oft nod ihren Gienft.

aud Sur@Ibderte 0dnsmaihinsR thu
oft nod ibren Sient.
SIN Hriese 1T Der aeroplan oft
einem beftigen 3uselressn ~ausseiebt;
ss 1T nun auffdIlis, pis gut iein.
Srasfld6en nod pirten, ielbft tpsnn
ils fart burdIO9srt iinb. Sier tom.
men pohl b%eionDers pbpiitalii6s @es
iebe our @eltuns, bic BIB iest no9
ni4t bollfGnbis erforI9t finb. SIN
ollsemeinen pirb allsrbinss bebaups
tet, baB bic s~rasiabisteit elmer
Sla9e In 8erbdltnis gu tbrer @rOb.
itebe. Man peib aber au9, baB bic
@eftaIt Der Jld9e bebeutiam 1T.
limb es i4eint, baB BIDDER in elmer
SrasflddH nidt 10 piel f4aben, mie
fie Sbeorie auf @runb Der @rDben.
psrminberuns annebmsn iOIlte. Be-
beutiam TT iepenfalls Der llmitanb,
bab bic Ratur bic @Dsel nit S4pin~
gen ausseitattet bat, bic bur9aua
luftburdldiiis, aliO sepiiiermnBen
turdlOhert iinb. limb penn man
J. 3. tdmpfenbe 8Ogel beoba9tet, 10
erfennt man beutli9, bob ibre 5liis
gel fir peri4iebene Our9ldiiisteit
einseitellt perben tOnnsn, inbsm lie
iid mebr ober tpeniser ipreiSen.
4ud in beaus auf SeseI bat mar
bic 8eoba6tuns sema4t, baB 2D9er
in ibnen ni4ts ipeniser als i4Gblia
iinb. @enn freili9 9tbsrot in einem
Brief an Sophie 8ollanb bebauptet,
rab Bel einem Sturm burdlo9te Sss
gel iebr niiBIi9 ieien, 10 slaubt er
babel pobl, baB bann Der 8tub
!eidter STANDARDIZATION tonne. Dag
bur9lo4te Sesel aber aud seraoeau
cine srDbere 8irfuns buben aIs DoIle.
1T mn Sabre 1894 bon einsm setuiiien
9~aiialO in Senua auf Grunb feiner
9eriu9e ernitli6 bebauptet tporben.
aud Observation-Disclosures iinb MIDI:
10 9etdbrltf, pte mon annehmen
mD4te - ipenn nur Der Yilot bic
9erri@aft iiber iein Jlugseus mid.
psrltert. Senn er lam i'm @leits
flug b%erabtommen. unb penn er ).
y. cine SDbe bon 1900 Meter err
reidt bat, 10 mag er beim Hieoersez
ben INNER nod etpa 6 &ilometer
peit fliegen. 9enn bel ieber SoIf.
feipegung zines 5lugseugs fdbt iit
bur9 Steuerung Der BON rnten mir
tenoe Druid in Stpei 5%eiltrdfte serlss
gen, BON benen Die cine trogenb, bic
anbere f6pebenb nirft. limb es tit
iosar mOeIi9, auf tur5e Streden
tpieber auftpdrts gu i~teuern, in bern
ii9 bic lsbenoige Wu3t Des 8leitena
in 9ebez Qrbeit umiebt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-07-16
Cine biitoriide Grinnernns.

Cine @rirRperung, Die jeBt pieper at
tlea gelpproen 1T, pertniipft it9
nit Dem Seetreffen BET Que6aut am
1. SUM 1894 Slpii9en ben Gngldns
bern un0 6~ranSpien. 0amals be-
fabl Der 8efeblsbaber Oes en9lii9en
2inieni9tffes rMarl6Orousb", Oas
eine Siemlife Inaabl bon Sdien,
S9petnen unb 9ibnern an 8orb
bate, boB oieie ms Meer gu tper@
fen Ieien. Inter benz 9efliisel be-
fanb iid elm iunger 9abn, Der ii6
bur9 fem tedes, Drolliges @eien Die
Gpmpatbie Der Manni9aft erporben
battle, mesbalb bieie i'm, itatt ibn
oas Sdtdial Der anOeren teilen gu
lafeu, fling unb beimli9 in elmer
&oie unterbra6te. Der nMarls
borough" fam nit ben betben ihm
an SrOBe beoeutenb iiberlegenen frdnz
SDiiiden 2tnienidiffen p2'Smpes
tueur" uno .2e Wucius" ms 9es
fedt uno purbe bon ibnen libel 5uses
ridtet. Die Sdlfte Der 8eiaBung
fiel. unb afs idlieblid &apitdn 8ers
tslep psrpunoet forttransportiert
tperben muBte, rdumte bic fafunass
Iofe Mannidaft oas 9ed unb beriet,
oh es ni9t rattan fei, bepor bas
S6iff poltommen in 9runo gefdois
fen lei, bic Slaese gu itreiden.
0a traf pIOBlid cine ausel Die
3oje, in Der Der !Sabn untersebradt
poroen, uno oas oabur6 befreite
Sier tam berpor unO Itolsterte eine
3eit lang nit seitrdubtsm Gefieoer
allein apif4en ben 2ei4en auf Dem
Ssd berum, flatterte Damn in oas
satelpert empor Bis auf ben Stumpf
zines asriplitterten Maites, i4lug nit
Den 5liigeln unb i@metterte unter
Dem 8rilen Der 8anonen 10 tlar
unb frGftis fein raiteriti" berpOr,
bab es in iebem @inteI bes mWtorls
borough" pernommen tpurbe. Sin
bunoertitimmiges Surra Der neu an'
sefeuertsn 8eiabung antportete. Ils
les elite pieber an ieinen poiten,
unb man beoiente Die @ef9iBe nit
Iol6em Gifer unb folder llmii4t, baB
mad 8erIouf elmer balben Stlnoe
Der ,Mucius" unb balb oarauf aud
Der ,Smpetueur" Die Slagge itriden.
&apitdn 8erfeleb lieb iid fir Den
Sabn cine filberne Mebaille fdlasen
unb fanbte Jpn nad ieinem SUITE
@ooonoob, 100 bas Sier in trefflt'
der pflese Elm bobss alter errethte.
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teit als Der Wobnli9teit oienenber
Salon" - anoeren Srts aud bic
ngute Stube" senannt - gemeiniga
LID oaau ba lit, ME benust au tpers
ben, unb Da iomit Der barin ftebenbe
Ofen aud feline ausIi9t bat, ies
mails sebei5t gu iperben, 10 i9ien es
nt4t Dernunfttptoris, Den an Der
Bahertante uno bermutli9 ai9 aus
OerpGrts iibliden 8rau9, serauderte
5leii6pdren lpGbrenb bes Sommsrs
tpegen Der guten fertilization i'm
Diem auf5ubepabren, in bieiem Sale
audi i'm 8inter an3upenOen. Sdpn
i'm DECEMBER pidelte Srau S0renz
len baber ibre rau9reifen MettpiirIte
fem fduberli9 einSeln in 3eitungss
papier unb berltaute fie i'm Diem ibs
res eipig tiiblen Salpns.
Die Sadie pGre aud gut %gesansen,
uno S5renisns bdtten beute in ben
Sagen itei9enber Observation-Disclosures
bic Srii6te ibrer @oriorge ernten
tDnnen, lpenrt iie nidt in 9am6urg
einen @r6ontel bdtten, benz es Dor
gut Do9enfriit einfiel, feline Ser
ponoten gu beiu4en. @inem CRIB
ontel %gegeniiber fiblt ii9 o6er be-
tonntli6 ieOermonn gu beionberer
eRrenOer aufmertlamteit berpfIi6tet.
man 90nnt tbm iogor Elm PACE
Stunoen NufentbaIt I'M MIerbeiIigs
item, Der FONT itreng perf4lOfsnen
pguten Stube". Drum snttleioete
Srau @ei4e G0renien oie pliiI9s
mObel re9t3eitig ibrer &a~ttuniibers
5iige utb e~rtetlte ibrer Riefe Den
4uftrag gu 9et5eH, Obne Der Speiiez
hammer i'm Diem gu gebenten. Bon
Der uber tonnte aiets, ieit Ottobsr
Ole pierte Tires Imtes als WGbden
fir ales i'm 6auie SDrenien, MI
Dem beIten @iIen ni9ts piFen. sic
punoerte iid 3por iiber bic 5iine
alien papiers, nit Dem ibre 8orgGns
gerinnen Den Ofsn bo1geitopft batten,
3iinoete es aber, enti9loFen pte ie
1T, f6ledttpeg on, um odmit auf3us
rdumsu, unb begab iid in ben &pba
lenteller, Inn Die nOtige Seuerung
berauf5ubolen. lleber Die Wirfung
bieies abnungsIoien 8erfabrens, benz
bic oauerbnfteTte 9aueripare niGt
itanbbGIt, lit ni9t biel gu fasen. Der
neue, beri9drfte RduaerunasprO5eB
bate S0renfens &riessmetttpiirite in
cine Dirt bon 9ratpiirften umgetpanz
oelt, bic ielbit Diana, bic Sasobins
Din aug Dem @roseidoB, b0flid. aber
tiibl ablebnte. Den GDrenIens aber
blieb ni9ts onoeres iibrig, als ben
Salon" sriinbli9 gu liiften unO Den
erlittensn gerluIt gsgen ben %5utinfz
tigen @etpinn aus benz RddlaB ibs
res GrbonteIs auf5ure9nen.
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2uopig 6uIba beroffentIidt bas
foIgenbe Spottgeoiht:

2ubpig 6itloa oeroffcntlidt oas
%foIgenbe Spott9ebift:
9ir finS in atemloier Spaunau9:
8ann tommt ibr feinbli6 Ulcers Neer2
Eeblt's eilren Sdiffen on 8%emduuiitg,
Tn arie9ern eurcm S6lbHcrbcer2
ltno bod = mir iinO ia riht gu retteu.
@ereitet ibr bas S6limmite Dor,
ltuo madt ans euren Suffrdgetten
Gin pilbeS Gmo5oneniorps Il
Son benen babt ibr Sefatomben
Gdon ausgebiIoet bel Der Sauo:
98er tpirft nit folder ltcbiing gont'
ben?
8er iifiet 70 seIdufig @ranb?
9dnait aruielt uts Dor biejer &cte.
limb nidt Elm Siinthen Soffnung bleibt.
SobaIo i6r cure gdr5c 5!otte
Gar niht bentauut ruo MIR betpetbt.
9enn i5r erre9t nit ser 8euannten
gei nnferen SeIben feiuen @ratis;
DoG Dor ben mtlitduten Sauten.
3in,nt ie6er oeut'fe Rnnn retsnis.
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a~nffporte fon obSsr nit, ipie id i.bt
fiibls, trisst er feline gnnier bon
mid. alpiusr mebbie. i'd bubn nod
mein Weino tidebnids, Sn bieIen
3ds fann er ii9 atptpsr auf en- Brief
sefaBt made. tuO iid selpai6e bat I'm
bann fperee er pobl nit msbr oaute,
bob i'd Ole 8ubrbeit iprsae. 81 tell
iuh, alles ipas redt Is lam id nit
leibe, pomit i'd perblsipe
Shine SSbru Iietpsr
pbilipp Saurampfer.