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Coyne, W. II. Gressn,r. George W. Sea-
man and Miss l. Shields of New York.
Fenimore-M. A. Dwyer. Miss Helen
A. Maroney. G. Hathaway. George Car
son. Mrs. A. Nicholson. the Misses Mich
olson. Mr.. IND Mrs. Charles Sherwood.
Charles AIDE. A. h. Chase, Dr. and Mrs.
w. J. Stewart, Or. A. J. Fisher. Mrs.
Frank Constable, Nj. and Mrs. William
A. Armstrong. J. q. Nagle. +. Ford. T..
S~toneback. o. T.. Lane. v. Nicholson
and A. Nicholson of New York.
Regina-W. H.. Leinecke. j. Il. Muir
ply, Mr.. and Mrs. u. l.. johnson and
George Care of New York.
Albion-Miss A. q. Golden. William
F. Parle. Mr.. and Mrs. II. Brcen. VI.
Denny. II. G. Klippert, NJ. ID. Charles,
b. Davis. Miss Lillian Langhoer. Miss
Agnes Langhoer of New York.
Manhattan. Perry Milliken. Mrs.
J. q. Duny. Miss Natalie Duffy. NJ. l..
Stafford. l.. A. Hasbrouck. r. McAvoy.
+. Schneider, l.. A. Smith, Frederick
Preston and Miss Ida +. Ehrlich of
New York.
Virginia-Mr. and Mrs. Henry Jan
sen. Edwin $. Merrill. Mrs. r. j. Gaff-
ney, Miss Luella q. Gaffney of New
York.
Bristol-Arnold Brook. ID. Grant. q. +,
~ "ts i"fte III ~ iN'Stil
berg. A. NJ. Harkheimer. j. L.ipkowitz,
Mrs. Rose Rothschild. +. WE'LL. Mrs. J.
T.. Engel. Mrs. Charles First. Mr.. and
Mrs. L. Sternfeld, Joseph Hess. Mr.. and
Mrs. w. A. Houseman, John Goldboom,
william Daschmer. A. II. Newberger
Royal Levy. Fl. II. Quinn and Joseph
VAT of New York.
Park View. II. Mitchell, W. Y.
Bush. Edward Donegan, ]. j. Dooley,
s. o. Thomas. IL. j. Fischer. f.. c,
Dougherty, II. c. Gottfried and +. War
ring OF New York.
Berwin-Mrs. c. Gailbraith. Miss l.
Gailbraith. DIR. Joseph c. Duff, and +
| McNicoll of New York.
Madison-Henry Snyder. Miss Lulu
Snyder. NJ. Jenkins and Miss Grace
Jenkins of New York.
Surf House-Mr. and Mrs. c. e. Sher.
man and Mrs. T. Colebrook of New
York.
Wellington-Miss Helen Morrison
Mrs. w. C. Mulher and Mrs. ii. War.
rem Caster OF New York.
Surf House-Mr. and Mrs. W. Merrill
| Mrs. w. c. Foster. Miss r. Foster. Mis-:
Alberta Rauch and Miss Phoebe Raucf
Of New York.
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SEA BRIGHT, N. J.

f BRIGHT, y. j., Aug. ga con-
cert was given by Albert Spaulding. the
American vlolinist. at the Sea Bright
Lawn Tennis and Cricket Club for the
benefit of the Italian wounded soldiers
in the American Convalescent Hospital
at Florence. Italy.
Among the ~patronesses were Mrs. c.
de Coppet, Mrs. Ernest de Coppet, Mrs
Robert H%artshorne. Mrs. Charles p. KEEL
logg. Mrs. Charles d.. Halsey. Mrs. w
Nelson Cromwell. Mrs. william H
Hamilton. Mrs. Phillips Franklin. Mrs
W. A. Jameson, Mrs. Arthur j. Gun.
mock. Mrs r. Bushnell, MrA James NJ
Beck, Mrs. George A.. II. Churchill. Mrs
lie Roy Baldwin. Mrs. William Barbour
Mrs. J.. Horace Harding. Mrs. z. d
Christian, Mrs. John j. Knox. Mrs
Harry Riker. Mrs. II. b. Spaulding
Mrs. r. B. Kimball, Mrs. Robert Nc
Carter. Mrs. j.. Prentice Kellogg. Mrs
J. Walter Spaulding. Mrs. Thomas Nc
Carter. Mrs. Howard Walton, Mrs
Arthur Miles. Mrs. Andrew Stout. Mrs
II. l. Thornell and Mrs. ]. A.. Haskill.
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ATLANTIC N. ].

ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS. n. J., Aug. IS.
The chief topic of interest In yachting
circles at present Is the regatta which
will be held on the North Shrewsbury
River or Labo Day by the Locust
Point Yacht Club. In addition to the
motor boat races. there will be aquatic
sports OF all kinds n prizes will be
awarded.
Mrs. +. Pridwell. OF Brooklyn. who Is
Mt the Bay View. entertained twenty-five
friends on Wednesday at u bridge party.
Mrs. J. j. Gammell. Jr., and Robert
Burns were the winners of the prizes.
Among those who went on a motor
ride from the Bay View for supper at
Asbury on Friday evening were Miss
s. Alexander, r. kalton. Miss X. Myer,
W. Mckay. Miss Elsie Stephens. Mr..
and Mrs. +. W, Reiter. Mr.. and Mrs.
Otto REG and Mr.. and Mrs. August
Schmitt.
william Foster won the one club
competition held on the links of the
golf course last Saturday.
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CAPE MAY. N. J.

CAFE MAY, n. j., Aug, 2s,-The
crowd OF summer visitors has not a.
miuishcd.
Brig teen. Michael c, Cominey OF
Washington, H. g., Is again here, He
is staying at the Lafayette for an In
definite period. He was recently retired
from active service, Another guest at
the Lafayette Is Lieut. j. IL Murphy
of Baltimore. Lieut.. Murphy was A
member of the West DIN 1918 class,
The Corinthian Yacht Club has
elected the following officers to serve
for the year beginning January |, 1915
Commodore, james Il. Forsythe vice
commodore, :. Ross Campbell rear
commodore, Dr. J. stuart TAFT trustees
William :, 'assclman, Norman Gray, J
Wallace Ilaiowell, Francis II, Hin
George h. I~iooley, John A.. Mccarthy
and pr. Richard e. Norris.
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.CAMPFIREP PARTY
AT MOUNT POCONO
story Telling and Songs by
Cracking BlaZe-AlsO
MarshmallOw TOasting.
PRIZES AT $500" PARTY

MOUNT pocoSo. Pa. Aug. 2s.-Among
the events at the Mount Pleasant House
was the progressive 500 on Tuesday
7 evening. Prizes were awarded to Mrs.
| Thomas McIlwee of Philadelphia. Mrs.
Rober, G. Wilson OF Brooklyn. Alfred
| Church OF Plainneld, n. j.; G. d.
Bou,on OF Philadelphia. F. c. Merkle OF
New York and Mrs. p. c. Todd OF
Brooklyn.
IN summer visitors at the saltwater
| enjoyed a campfire party this week. y
fine spot was chosen where the bright
MOONLIGHT showed TO best advantage
and the members assembled round the
roaring, cracking blaze 10 tell stories.
sing the old favor!te songs and toast
ma rshmallows.
Recent arrivals at Mount Pocono from
New York:
Mt. Pleasant House-H. f. Harding.
Miss Mable W. Albertson. Miss Mary X.
Albertson, Samuel H.. Sherrerd. Morris
r. Sherrerd. y. +. Johnson. George w.
Johnson, J. y. Barrer. Mr., and Mrs. X.
r. McNamara. Miss A.. NJ. Pepper. Joseph
Haas. Ferdinand Emmel and wife, Perla
D.. Emmel. Mr.. and Mrs, william c.
Grumer, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Mills.
Mrs. Russell Ryan. p. C. Todd, Mrs.
Charles Andrews. Miss Mildred Clair.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Charles c. Ward, NJ.
Asher. Miss Dorothy W!sner. Mr.. and
Mrs. II. p. Banusch. Mrs. NJ. f. Car
penter, Miss Helen NJ. Carpenter. Miss
May l.. Carpenter.
Pocono Mt. House. D. Allen, Mr..
and Mrs. W. c. McCutcheon. Miss Jen-
ME McCutcheon. Edmund Hume, Mrs. NJ.
hoppe, Misses NJ. and r. hoppe.
Na,Inu,ui5a-N Misc A1iCa I Weber 4
NJ Madden.
Devonshire Pines-C. Dugan, Miss T.
J.. Krall, Miss r. Il, Dillon.
Fairview-Mr. and Mrs. Owen r,
Swain.
Pocono Manor Inn-Gerald s, Smith,
Albert ~Strasburger. Mrs. Scherer. Mrs,
NJ. c. Boyer. Miss Florence Saunders.
Miss Edith A. Saunders, Mrs. j, F,
Blackemen. J. NJ. Dodge, Mr., and Mrs.
i. l.. Tompkins.
Elvin-Miss Adele Grady,
Belmont-Miss NJ. F. Jerome,
saltwater House-M'ss NJ. r. Brady,
Mr.. and Mrs. G. II. Walters. Mr., and
Mrs. J. II. X. White. Miss G.. Cribbin
Miss X. Cribbin, Miss l.. CSibbin. Miss
Mae a. Stephens, Charles D%ougherty,
MIR. and Mrs. c. w. Crankshaw, Miss
j. McGinnis.
Pennhurst-Mrs. NJ. Scherer, Mr.. and
Mrs. George W. Whitend, +, j. Pierce,
Mrs. S. II. Mitchell, Mrs, r. F, Howell,
S. +. Howell.
Tuxedo-Miss Maud Logan. Miss Rose
Weir. Miss Kathryn Weir.
Clatrmont-Misses Margaret C., Ger
trude II. and Mary Tarpy, Miss Emily
Stein.
Laurel Inn-Mr. md Mrs. Frank Nc.
Kay, Miss, Myrtle Stangle. Mr., Spath
Miss Kramer. Mr.. Adams, Mr.. and Mrs
Marshall. MIR. Sheeran, Mr.. and Mrs
Sloan, Mr.. and Mrs. Green.
Pocohassett-George s. Payson, Miss
*. v, Coupnick, Miss A.. NJ. Reynolds
j, ], Whalen, Mr., II Mrs, T. p. Nugent
7. II. Nugent.
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D BEACH, N. J.

BRADLEY BEACH. n. j.. Aug. Is
Charitable women in the cottage colony
formed a club this week for the purpose
OF making woollen garments for the
Widowed Mothers Society OF New York.
Aiding in this work are Mrs. l.. White,
Mrs. $. $, Koenig. Miss Bertha Sandan.
Mrs. j. Jatfe, Mrs. II, Fishman. Miss
Ruth Geraty, Miss Fannie Koen!g, Miss
Bertha Koenig and Mrs. George Kridel,
A meeting in the interest OF equal
suffrage was held on Wednesday at the
home Of Mrs. Victor Parsonet.
The arrivals of the week from New
York include Mrs. Julia NJ. Bacon. Miss
Kate Meyers. Mrs, Lydia MacDowell
Crosse, Miss Edith Barr, Miss lear Nc
Dewitt, Mrs, r. A.. Clifford. Crawford
Kent, Miss Edith Barr. Mr., M Mrs.
l., Feifelsen and David Strausman.
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DEAL BEACH, N. J.

DEAL BEACH. y, j.. Aug. 2S.-The an
nua fall programme OF events TO DO
decided on the links ~ the Deal Beach
Golf Club was announced this week az
follows:
September 4, Saturday--ffnals for
John T.. STANLEY memorial cup, SO holes :
semi-fnals for William Ottmau cups.
qualifying round for club championship.
IS holes, medal play, scratch eight to
qualify eighteen holes match play
handicap against par, thr~ee-quarters ot
handicap allowed, first ound 20 count f;
class A and u. Cups 10 winners.
September :, Sunday-l0 A NJ, first
round. IS holes, club chawpionss.p +;
800 p. NJ, semi-hnals, club champion
ship,
september 6, Labor Day A. NJ.
finals. SO holes for club championship ;
30 holes. medal play handicap, selected,
IS to count, three-quarter handicap al
lowed.
September II. Saturday-o A. NJ.
finals, 80 holes for william Ottmaa
cups is holes. medal play handicap,
classes A and B. Cups 10 winners.
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Charlie Chaplin and one of his girl friends. A~bove-Queen
Titania XIV. and her court.

ton, lie Roy l.. Harding. r, Reed, ]. \.
Smith. Miss Mullen. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
erick Collins of New York.
Curlew-Mrs. ]. Goldsmith, Mrs. c. A.
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AVON. N. J.

AvoN-BY-THE-SEA. n. j., Aug. as
Extensive improvements are being
planned for the beach ron before the
beginning OF another season.
The guests of Stratford Inn are plan
ming n moonlight swimming party oil
Monday evening.
The weeks arrivals include:
Avon Inn-Mrs. s. Shields. ID. Shields.
Miss Frances Shields. W. Hope Dean,
II. Slater, Mrs. II. Stern and l." Well OF
New York.
Observation-Disclosures Brewer, Miss J.
Philipson n Miss Edith NJ. Well of
New York.
Stratford Inn-Mrs. f. A. Draddy.
Miss r.. C. Draddy. Mrs, E.. c. Adams.
John Delemater, Carl Storm, Mrs. NJ.
Taylor. H., Parker and Mr., and Mrs.
c. II. Talbot of New York.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1915-09-30

ness wssMsEhfRnsither lis power
. his desire tO analyre thssprocess'
b which staias phrase had hee0me Q
fensiva to, h4rn and was nosr rapidly
assuming the proportions "a, an ont
rage. Ea Knew only thatahis gorgsl
rose at tael thought of III
ssYou inst let en- try i he said
threateningfy as he slid down from
the chair And as he went out Of the
door. after further conversation on the
same subject. he calleast back those
warning words once more; .Just seA
sem tn tt--just once. That's all I ask
'em boy They'll ind out what thsy
getEgst
The barber chuckleR Then q Az lit
on the BARRIERS nose and he SLAPPED
atsi, and the slap missed the ~, but
did not miss the nose. The barber
WAS irritated. Ats this moments his
hrdlike eye cleaned "a CLEAN assitifell
upon customers OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
best little girl IA, the world. leading
by the hand her baby brother, Miltchy.
Mitch, coming u have MitchysMitch,s
hair clipped against the heat.
It was a hot day and idle, with little
to feed the mind. md the barber wa
a mischievous man with an. irgttatssd
nose. He dtalhis worst
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1915-09-30
6as no,na. n YenrcA o.hon..d"

ne name y YenfoA sshon..d.
ssWeIlss. SSH Penrod, clearissA hs
mouth atter struggle, sswho wants
emr tor. Oueks
n haar they call George Bassett The
4ftfe gentleman, ventured tie ftkr
ber p~ravochtfveiy. meeting With NJ
stant success
4They better not call me Chat. re
farned Feared truculently. s1Isa Nike
10 hear anybody try. Just opees that's
afls bct they'd Y tn u as
EOuehy
~Whye What'd you do to- ,em r.
sIt's all right what I'dl dol bet
they wouldn't want to essli me that
again long as they lyedfe
.What'd you do If Iii was d little
girl? You wouldn't lah her. would
you n
well, I'd Ouch!g
nYou wouldn't hit a, little girl, would
your the barber persisted, gathering
into his powerful fingers a mop OF hair
from the top OF Penrod's head and
pulling that suffering head into an nn-
natural position. Doesn't the Bible
say ii amt never night to hit the weak
sex z.
"Owl Say, look oatr'
so you'd go and punch a pore, weak.
little girl. woaln your" said the barber
reprovingly.
"Well. who, said I'd hit her7's. de-
manded the o~hiyalrous Penrod. q. bet
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1915-09-30
E MOTOR FUEL.


fsstaiste DIseoveres6, Whose Principaa
inaredients iR Alcohol.
MOTOR fuel fronA sugar house wassfe
lis the latest nsasosition from Bag
|lRrds the royal automobile club nav
Ing made tests with a new fusa, to
which the nassae natalie has been
given, from Natal. the country Of us
origin. It is mixture, the principal
ingredient, alcohol. being obtained
from the waste products OF sugar res
filming fachares.
Natalise has q specific gravity Of
800 and a freezing point very much
lower than benzol on petrol, IL re'
cents tests with d nydro-aeroplanej
flttss1 with a 1o0-horse power engine
it Was found that the engine would
rem ct 1,45o revolutions per minute
on natalie, as against 1,25o revoIu
lions per minute with gasoline. u Il
claimed that water will readily ex
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1915-09-30
MlLBANk 70 HOLD A
BIG FALL FESTIVAL


Milbank, s. D.-Plans for Milbank's
big fall festival are nearly completed,
The business men back Of the move
ment have offered many handsome
prizes, including $40 for the biggest
wagon load Of people brought to the
city on barbecue day, the anne sum
for the largest family brought to the
city on watermelon day, prizes for
best masked lady, for the best masked
man, etc. The Meyers Novelty En-
tertainers will be here for the three
days, and the management Of the
celebration is negotiating for a wild
west show as well.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1915-09-30
10 THE PUBLIC.

Il feel that ! owe the manufactur-
ers OF Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera
and Diarrhoea Remedy q word Of.
gratitude writes Mrs. T. N. Wither-t
all, Gowanda, N. Y. When I began
taking this medicine / was in great
pain and feeling terribly sick. due to
an attack of summer complaint. AZ
ter taking a dose of II ! had not long
to wait for relief as 1t benefited me
almost Immediately Obtainable
everywhere. adv. 1915
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1915-09-30

I'd hx her, though. all right She'd
seer
"You wouldn't call her names, would
your
mo, ! Wouldn't What hurt is It to
call anybody namesTs
Els that so!, exclaimed the barber.
Then you was intending what ! heard
you hollering at Fishers grocery de-
livery wagon driver fer a favor the
other day when I was goin' by your
house, raj you? I reckon I better tell
him, because he says to me Afterwards
II he ever lays eyes on you when you
amt In your own yard he's goin' to do
a whole lot O things you amt goin'
to like! Yessir, that's what he says
to me!.'
HE better catch me first, / guess,
before he talks SO much.,'
Well" resumed the barber, s'that
Amt sayin' what you'd do If a young
lady ever walked up and called you a
little gentleman. ! want to hear what
you'd do to her. guess / know,
though, come to think of It"
"Whatf" demanded Penrod.
You'd sick that pore ole dog Of
yours on her cat If she had one, / ex-
pect,' guessed the barber derisively.
aNo, I would noty
We'll. what would you do?"
I'D do enough. Don't worry about
that!n
We'll, suppose 1t was a boy, then.
What'd you do IL a boy come up to
you and says, Hello, little gentle
mann
He'd be iucky,' said Penrod, with
a sinister frown If he got home alive.
Suppose It was a boy twice your
size7.
Just let him try said Penrod omit
nously. aYou just let him try. He'd
never see daylight again; that's air.
The barber dug ten active fingers
into the helpless scalp before him and
did his best to displace It, while the
angnished Penrod, becoming Instantly
"a seething crucible Of emotion, misdi
rected his natural resentment Into mad
dened brooding upon what he would
do to a boy twice his size, who should
dare to call him little gentleman
The barber shook him as his father
had never shaken him; the barber buff
feted him, rocked him frantically to
and fro; the barber seemed to be try-
ing to wiring his neck, and Penrod saw
himself in staggering zigzag pictures.
destroying large, screaming. fragmens
tary boys who had insulted him.
The torture stopped suddenly, and
clinched. weeping eyes began to see
again, while the barber applied cooling
lotions which made Penrod smell like
a colored housemaid's ideal.
Now what asked the barber, comb
Ing the reeking locks gently, what
would II make you SO mad fer to have
somebody call you d little g~entleman7
It's a kind of compliment. as it were.
you might say. Whatswould you want
to hit anybody fer that fer?
TO the mind Of Penrod this question
was Withnlst nrreasonahia
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1915-09-30
ttis Great Mistake.

Whenever i b has at last sue.
ceeded ii selling something that for
d leng time nobody wanteds his
friends tell him that he made 4 mis-
take III selling It 50 soheap.-Albany
Juurnal
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genet1traHspprt.

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bensntIpre9snb. I'm 70 %eritaunter puren
bic 6slOgruusn, aIs Is ii9 bsrausftlte,
bdB Der Mann rpeber leIen nod f9reiben
tonne. Dos 1T in RubIun6 nidts ieItenes
- IeIten lit pieImebr, tuenn es elmer
fam; uHter hunbert Rufm finben iid iss
tpeils bicrunbfeb3ig, bic e. nj i'd toHs
men. Die feben aber aud bana9 aus, unb
bieIer Wann Iab nun Hi6t bandd dus.
Die Dd4babenben poaten e burum
aud nidt glauben; fs gaben benz Manne
8riefe unb 3ettel in ben berf6ie0enItsn
6prn9sn Su leien - ss BALI ni9ts, oer
Ntdnn mar unb blisb Q~nalpdbet. gs
that ibm ielber iidtburlid lsio. bob e 10
mar, aber es mar nun einmal 70.
anf gut ruIfid srtldrts Der Mann -
Der 9olmetIasr iiberIeBte e. eIatt Bag
e i'm in IstasE JaSsRs leibsr Ri9t Dsrs
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-23
Die blautn pfrOr.
9ie ariessfar6e Der gierfikler int
frana5iiden Seer.

Ratiirlid Tinb nur bic bofen 8euti6en
baran I9uto, bic iinb ia oBne6in an al
lem S6ulb. Die b0ien 9sutfhen bdben
bic Sadie a~neeFangsu ala fe ibre Solba'
ten in feIbgraus llriformen tedten. Wtan
id6 fe ni9t mehr, man 6Orte ie tduul
mebr - uber man fiibIte fe uno bas
niht 3u trnpp.
9umit 3pangen Fs bic anberen Ndtio'
men, bitIes ariegsmimitrb nud5uahmen
unb i6re Deere 10 unit4tbar Die mogltd
gu MAIDEN. 4ber bds sing ntdt 10 Iet4t
= nur bic RuTen 1aben bieie Gruge nit
.einigem grfoIg geloit: ie baden ii4 un'
ii6t6ar eema6t, inbem tie entrpeber gu
ben 9tutfden lisfeu unb fi4 eefangen
nebmen IieBen; ober inbem ie Dor ben
0eutI6en b~ubonliefen. Die rufif9e 6ees
resberpaltung bat aud als erite en- 8er'
Iu6 gemadt, bic pferbe unii4tbut gu mas
den; bic gferbe iparsn ihr ptatiger als
bic Mannf6aften. Sinb aud tpertbpoIs
Ter. Die toten Gelb unb bic SpGbaten
toIten nur einen Stelungsbefehl. Sic
6absn bic 4fsrbe grin -. g%rasgriir,
a u6grin dngetri6tn. 9eniibt bat
bus fteili6 ni9ts, neil auf ben bengriis
nen 9ferSen bic b~urtslgriinen geiter fd'
ZEN unb bic 0eutI4en faben Bob unb
Better pieoer.
Sn Granfret4 Bat man II sip6If
Monute lang 9eriu9e nit elmer Pferbes
friegsfarbe dugeitsGt unb sldubt enblid
bas Ri4tige gefunben gu baden. &aers
otngs 6a6en bic bDien 0eutlasn in8pis
T6en bafiir geforst, baB bic 3dbI Der
pferbe bebeutenb abgenommen bat.
8ie Sr~an3pIen finb 8unddIt gu Der
GinIi9t getommeu, baB bic qferoe =
m6gen Ie nun Reits ober 3ugtbtere Tstn
II fetn DeiBes ober bellies Sen baben biirs
fen, ba fe Tonft Elm gu sutes 3iel bieten.
0arauFbin Bat man bic 9ferbe ountsI
aefGr6t. 9unfel6rdun - Negerfarben.
Dieter Sarbltoff ertpies Iid in ioferH
niat uls Der ridtige, ais er g~efunbbeitss
Tddblia mar; auBerbem mar er ni4t
baIt6ar, ni9t naI6edt. Dem IeBtertn
Mangel begegnete man bdmit, bdB man
bas Sen Dor benz GGrben nit elmer 3rpeis
pro3sntiqeu Qmmuniatl0fung sntfettete;
aber bic GeIunbbeitsr9dbtidteit blieb be-
itebsn unb bic Gran8oIsn muBtsn tpiebsr
duf bic Suhe seben.
Sic fanben cine fhdtifarbene Sirttur,
a6cr bic rod 70 entfeBIi4. bdb es tpeber
bic qferbe nod bic Better ausbdlten tOnns
ten unb pirtte bd8u nod als Q~n8iebungss
mittet fir bic 5liegen. gtun aber Fat Elm
Sbierar3t Hamens 2epindb ods Ri9tise
gefuuben: Elm nai6e6tes, bdrmloies, Ses
ru6freiss G~drbsmittsI BON bimmsIs
blauer Garbe.
Der r9emps" meint: .gldue pferbe
buber in fribern Soften ni6t psnig
anefpoues Staunen herborgsrufsn."
Benn bic Grdn3pTn a6er osnten, baB es
70 blau beFer geben tpirb, bann tperben
lie nit ibren bluuen pfsrben uno frog
i6rer blduen pfsrbe ibr bIuues Dunbsr
erlebsn.