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Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-07-22
NAVAL PERSONNEL BILL
UP FOR CONSIDERATION.
Proposition to be Made to Congress at
Next Session Specialists Wanted
for the NAVY.

When the naval personnel bill is up
for consideration in the next Congress
a proposition will be made for ere
alton OF a detail system for engineer
Ulcers. ordnance officers and officers
of the Construction Corps like the one
which is in effect in the Ordnance De-
partment of the Army.
The Army Ordnance system of de-
tail has proved TO be such a success in
securing specialists from the line that
something like il is being urged for
duty in the Navy which requires spec
ial training and officers of particular
talents. Under the present system OF
! specializing in engineering it has be-
come apparent that the Navy will not
secure best results.
There Is no reason why an officer
should continue on engineering duty
after ne has reached the grade Of COM
mander in the service.
/ Most OF them when they have be-
come commander file their
applications for line duty. Quite a
number OF officers who prefer steam
engineering duty have already aban-
doned il because the necessity OF be-
coming line officers after they have
reached command rank On this ac-
count it is insisted that engineering
officers should become permanent in
this duty after they have reached the
grade OF commander, Just as officers
'cf the Army on duty with the Ord
nance Department Of the Army whose
detail becomes permanent after they
reach the grade of major
There is no reason why the same
system snould not be put into effect in
/ the organization Of the Ordnance Bu-
reou and ConstructionCorps of the Ma
w, whose efficiency could be increas.
ed by the temporary details in the
lower grades. Aside from this giving
/ the Department an opportunity to
make a better selection for ordnance
duty and for constructors, the Navy
/ would be benefited by having more
/ officers who have experience in the
Ordnance Bureau and Construction
, Corps The pressing need of special
+ lists in the Navy is becoming more and
more apparent with the improvements
I in battleships and the development OF
the submarine and the other new
types OF ships for the Navy
While temporary detail is desirable
for the lower grades, it is now being
urged that some inducement should be
made for officers who are specially
fitted for engineering. ordnance and
construction duty The Army system
cf detailing and selecting ordnance Of
fcers appears to be the most satisfac-
tory and is thought in a modified form
should beu sed in the Navy This is
a situation which we foresaw when
the engineers became absorbed in the
line of the Navy. and it should have
been taken into consideration long
before this.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-07-22
FEAR FANATICS AT NAVY YARD
Big New York Plant to be Closed ia
Civilians.

The navy yard authorities, at Brook.
lyn N. T., it was reported, are making
plans to close the reservation to all cj.
william visitors and to issue identified
tion passes to the employees without
which admission will be refused. The
passes, it is said, will be distributed
by the paymaster when they draw
their next pay on Saturday and the
closing order goes into effect probably
on Monday.
The aids of Commandant Usher would
neither confirm nor deny that the clos
ing order is to be issued, but admitted
its possibility.
IF the yard were to be closed >
one of the officers said, cit would he
only to prevent the presence in the
yard of the people unknown to US. to
protect the interests of the nation.
There is no particular fear on our part
that spies could gain very much i'm
portant information here, and if IL
were to close the yard it would be a
safety measure to protect ourselves
against fanatics. -
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-07-22
EATS HIS WAY TO A JOB
Fraternity Bulldog Becomes Police
Canine After Series of Odd
Digestive Feats.

Psi is a brindle bull He was bred
in the country and is not well ac.
quainted with city ways. Until ne.
Gently he was the darling of the Phi
Kappa Psi fraternity in Evanston m.
but his lack of education overbal
anced their love for him.
Psi, visiting at the Sigma Chi house
some time ago, ate up a $500 daven.
port while in a state of embarrass.
ment. A few days later he decorated
the lining Of his tummy with a $l75
Oriental rug.
He made another faux pas when he
chewed his way into the frat house
through a beautiful oak panel, and re.
Gently he dined on three $50 over.
coats-pockets and all.
So the fraternity presented Psi 10
Desk Sergeant Pestka of the Evanston
police. The sergeant thinks Psi viii
have many good meals when the
Weary Willies" increase. He's max.
ing a police dog" of Psi
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Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-07-22
BORN.

TOD-To Lieut.. and Mrs. E. w. Tod.
U. S. ~. daughter, ALMA WAYNE
TOD, at SwampscOtt, Mass. July 20.
1915.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-07-22
SPECIAL COMMITTEE
MAKES ATHLETIC REPORT.
Result Of Meeting Of County Superin-
tendents at Ocean CITY.

The reports of a special committee
OF the County School Superintendents
at Ocean City on July ,, last relative
TO the Public Athletic League, contains
the following:
AT a meeting OF this special com
mittee held at the City Club. Balti
more, on August IS. there were pres
ent Messrs Cook, Grimes Holloway.
Morelock and Phillips. The commit
tee recommends that tie cooperation
of the Public Athletic League IN the
conduct of athletic meets, particularly
IN connection with education school
Rally Days be accepted.
''The Public Athletic League is to
furnish. the medals as prizes for the
athletic meets. They are also TO send
score sheets. entry blanks, and the
necessary instruction and forms. The
county is TO furnish the programs and
officials and also send the winners of
the different events. at the county's
expense, TO a meet to be held in Balti-
more when the League will try TO Sc
cure entertainment for the boys in the
homes of the local school boys
The plan is to have each county
conduct an athletic meet in the Spring
with the cooperation Of the Public
Athletic League. and then TO have a
state meet in Baltimore Ii was
agreed that the boys should be classi-
| fed in accordance with their weight
and age, the dividing lire of age being
sixteen years on or before January /.
1915. The weight classihcations are
TO be so pounds and under, 80 pounds
and under. 1l5 pounds and under. Ju-
nior Unlimited Weight and Senior Tn
limited Weight Boys will be weighed
on the day Of the meet in the costume
in which they are TO compete
"A boy may enter only two events
IN each meet. one running event and
| one field event. If the relay team is
incomplete. the boy may compete that
day in the dash of his respective
weight Eventually the League plans
TO have medical examination made
of every boy who competes The
events decided upon by the committee
are as follows
EightyPound Glass -5O-yards dash,
standing broad jump. bese ball throw
for distance. 440-yards relay for four
| boys.
Ninety-five Pound Glass 6O-yards
dash, two-standing broad jumps, base
abll throw Tor distance 44O-yards re
lay for four boys
One Hundred and Fifteen Pound
Class-70-y yards dash. running broad
Jump, base ball throw for distance
660-yards relay for -four boys
Junior Unlimited -S0-yards
dash, 220-yards dash, running high
Jump, eight-pound shot put, SS0-yards
relay for four boys
Senior Unlimited Glass -1O0-yards
dash, 440-yards run. SSO-yards run,
running broad jump running high jump
12-pound soht put. one mile relay race
for four boys.
The committee also recommends,
as rapidly as possible. the establish
ment of the badge test, a competition
against standards, for instance. a boy
who jumps feet inches, pulls him
self up to his chin four times and
runs sixty Yards in nine seconds will
receive a badge signifying that he has
completed the test
The report is signed by Albert S.
Cook, William j. Holloway. George r.
Morelock. Byron ]. Grimes, Joseph NJ
McVey, Woodland c. Philips, William
Burdick, M ID.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-07-22
DANIELS PROPOSAL ACCEPTED
Scientific Societies to Select Aides fol
Edison.

Telegrsphic acceptances were re-
ceived yesterday by Secretary Daniels
from several of the eight scientific
societies he has invited to select two
members each TO join Thomas A. Edi-
son on the civilian advisory board for
the proposed navy invention bureau.
Each message said steps had been
taken to have the majority of the so-
ciety select members TO be designated
TO serve on the board.
Mr.. Daniels will not make public
the names of the organizations which
have accepted until all have been
heard from.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-07-22
West Annapolis Lawn Eete-

For the purpose of raising funds for
the work of the West Annapolis Meth
odist Episcopal Church, number of
the younger members Of that congre-
cation viii hold lawn fete tonight.
The affair. at which all sorts of things
good to eat will be offered for sale
will be held on the lawn at Clark
Heights.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-07-22
EXAMINATION OF MALE
TELEPHONE OPERATORS
Under United States Civil Service
The Renuiremenfs.

The United States Civil Service Com
mission announces an open competi-
tive examination for telephone oper-
ator, for men only on August is. 1915.
at Annapolis, Md. From the register
of eligibles resulting from this exam
ination certification will be made to
ill vacancy in the position of tele-
phone operator at $500 per annum for
service at the United States Naval
Academy Annapolis Md, and vacan-
cies as they may occur in positions re
quiring similar qualifications. unless
it is found to be in the interest of the
service TO fill any vacancy by rein
statement, transfer or promotion
At least one years experience as an
operator in a large central Office or at
least two years experience as an op-
orator in any branch exchange is re
quired for eligibility from this exam
ination. Statements as to the training
end experience are accepted subject to
verification. Age, Is years or over on
the date of the examination, but pref
erence in appointment may be given to
persons under 30 years of age.
APPLICANTS must submit to the exam
iner on the day of the examination
their photographs, taken within two
years, securely pasted in the space
provided on the admission cards sent
them after their APPLICATIONS are filed.
Tintypes or proofs will not be accept
ed. This examination is open to all
men who are citizens cf the United
States and who meet the requirements
APPLICATIONS should be properly execu-
ted. excluding the medical certificate.
and filed with the District Secretary
at Washington in time to arrange for
the examination of the applicant
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-07-22
Anne Arundel CanteIonnes

Later than usual, but as delicious as
ever, the Anne Arundel canteIoupe has
found its way into the city market aDd
Little Gem, the Rocky Ford" and
other varieties of this favorite fruit
nome grown, are now on sale in the
city market.
Anne Arundel fruit and vegetables
are famous the country over.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-07-22
Acting Superintendent.

capt Chandler, ,commandant Of mid
snipmen. who is superintendent of the
Naval Academy during the absence
OF Admiral Fullam, now Oh the sum-
mer cruise of midshipmen, is in Wash.
ington today, and Commander Mutton
Is Is acting Superintendent during Cant
Chandler's absence.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-07-22
Workers for Cemetery.

The monthly meeting of the Ladies
Cemetery Association viii be held to.
morrow morning at 1890 o'clock a.
the residence of Mrs. Daniel r. Ran.
dali. College Ave. All members are
urged to attend.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-07-22
Condition Improved.

The condition of Miss Lillian Gibbs
who has been seriously i'll, is reported
somewhat improved this morning. Miss
Gibbs has been very i'll of kidney
trouble. Her many friends are pleased
to know of her improvement.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-07-22

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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-11-12

Set, Die Die Ser. Staotea aebrauhen
lrllroen, I'M III Canada elnsufolIen.
raiiroen tie iopiel @ebict perIoren bo.
ben. oab ielblt cine grobcrung Cana.
oas all Die Se~luite nibt miimiegen
fnuute. 0tan fonnte pom @liid reOen,
lpcnn Stem 9orf ole reidlIte Staot Der
gSeIt nid,t ocn Saten oes cngIilhen
20fuens nilheinlficle.
y@em Die Ser. Stootcn internatio-
mole tSreunhidlait, 3uuorfomnenbeit,
gc%lneiniane Sprade MIN. fir b c e
re &ertbeioigung qcaeu euglilde
It anhIu il aHichcn ais cine NrnIee
uno Marine. Damn ioIlten lie Die &c
ldidte BON cnalildl : onlerifonildlen
@eSiebungen, Die I'M geacnmGrtiaell
&riege cinbeeriffGl, it uoiren.
&enn tic lrgeno ctmas finocn fon.
tiet, oas 0ic @orantie oafilr qibt,
ooB GnaIono 6ie Ser. Staaten nidt
i, err III i meroe. bonn mo
gen tie ID eiter dIofen; ober
Ipe1ln tie oiegSorning ser Scrgdngem-
heit mo Die Orobimg Ser @egenport
hcher5iaen. Damn merben fie oicgtation
bcmaffnem uno onrh ibre cigeilc
StGrfe lire Siherbeit 90.
rantlren.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-11-12

9tGbe BON Gralioent 99ilion uno ici-
ncr Administration cri6cinenb, fonns
te oemlleIben 81 oenfen gcben uno
an 1ciner infer 2un0 qeraoc5lt &c.
niiitbigcn0eu probritiiden Golitif irs
re modem. &eiOer lit ST. befitrdtcn
Dob Mr. @ilIon eilt 3u cir0efIeiIftcr
Gdllmeilter. ollo q ntotrat lit
ltm lid ieibit bon iCincn olernod)iten
9fatbgebern becinilllicn 5u. lalien.
Sic rYoit id]reibt:
Sic Art uno @eile, mic Gnglono
iudbreno oes gegenmdrtigen 9riegeS
gegen Den ameritunilden SanoeI Dor
gi1g, benefit CUR @eniige ooB6reuno=
i6oft inter 9tationen nift gegel gro
Be III aterielIe Gortbeile beltcben
fam. Sie Amerifaner miicn gatl3
eerloii, ons GnglonoS materielles
SSlltereiIe ourd ~onItdnoige uno &c
rehtc 8ebanblung oes neutralGn
9onoels eeforoert miiroen. aber Die
eneIiibe Heeierung. Die. pie imller
10 audi in oiciem Safe fur5lid)tia lit,
min Dos nidt einie1en. Son elmer
Ncgierrna, Die gerooe oann olrlerifo-
niihe 2aouneen fonfiS5irt, mo iie
Nmcrifoner bittet, ibr @elo 81 Ieiben
bon elmer &egierung, Die tbotladlih
9eltidlIone Ooran binbert, I'M aus-
Ionoe fir NobrungSnrittcl @clo aus.
3u9cben itno Inn 0aourd 0o5lt per.
hilit, feline ei9elen @ili5quellen 5lt
bcrltdrfen-bon elmer ioldlen 3egie-
ruung fam man nidlt crparteIL BOB
tie Den 9roben g3ertb Der druerifani-
ifen 6relrn0ihoit 81 ipilroigcu meib.
ga engIunos@oItumq cine ielbit-
filf)tige Wibadtung mierifomiiher
gtedlte bartlett, 10 tbun mir glt ooron
urts 5u iibcrIe0ell mas iid nod ocm
curnpGiIhen &ricge ereigneu miro.
fGas Die engliihc Worine iittoft blei-
ben ioatc. N|n9enomnmell, oaB feline
&ortci bon Der onoercn ariegsert=
ihabiguna erIou9en fonnte, an 10 c m
miro iih 6ann Gn9Iollo fir ieine'9 e-
MISUNDERSTANDING | ii ablos hoIten?
Sin men miro es it'd, member, I'M lid
Dor oer@efobr elmer 6 epnlution
5u ihiisen, oic ii6erIih uidlt ousblei
ben miro, ipern, mie ihon iett IN
MltSitdt genommen lit. rs 9ro5ent
6es @irtfommetts zines jeoen einge3o-
gen iperoen.
Gngliides &0pital in inherent 2anbe.
.GbeiIe Der Ntellen @eIt ihllloen
cnaIiiden Srpeitoren groBe@eloium-
men. Dferifo galt5 Defenders lit ein
fSelo fir cngliide 8opitalmlegrng,
ete iid alif mebr ols 5000, 900
bcIGuft uno anipriihe engIiider
IfriuotIeute Mcrito aegeIiiber meb
ren iih erbebIid. @ieIeiht fonnte
Die engIiide Hegieruug bereftigtc
uno unberedtigte Nnipriihc in Sobe
non $750.000,000 Merito qegen.
ii6er erhebrn. @enn Die Stnnoe
fhIGgt mo gngIano feline Rednung
oItsgIeihen mrb. 1T es nidt oltsqe-
fhIoiien. oab cs iid on @erifo.
einer Der reifiten Tbeile Ser 8eIt,
tuenoen uno iid ~anitrengen miro, Sog
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-11-12
,PtCGerGeil6."

Die %. 3. G. ST." idreibt: Der
9oli3eiprdiioent BON Berlin iriiniht
Die 9eieitigune pon fsremolp0rtern,
Die auT ben 9peiieturten fir ~einselre
6leiI9Itide ubli9 mnren. Nun gut,
mir baben ia ieBt l~eltener Die 6rea0e.
Elm Iafti9es Stiid gtooitbeef gu ieben,
uno tpouen es uu6 ais .GdienrideR"
germ entbebren. Mas Elm 6iletbeefs
Iteut lit. baben mir in oieler eelegnes
ten Spargel5eit LANCE per9eiIen, nit
6reuoen begriiBen mir es oils n2ens
oenidnitte" pieoer; aud oas Rums
Itent iou uns OILS .Ginoenihnitte"
niltommen iein. 4ber ods 0ulaih,
bos Natioaal9eriht unierer trsusn
perbinoeten llngorn. erfdeint auf
4norbnung bes 9errn b. Saeotp als
.pTefferfleiih"! Mein @ott, no bat
6err PoIi3eiprdiibent benn nur @us
Laid aseeTen2 Wir roten ibm, iei=
nsr S0din fofort uno griinbli6 Die
2epiten gu lefen, ipenn ls pfeffer gum
0ulni6 nimmt, Wos Sbnen. 9err
poIi5eiprdFbent, Iieblid Den 8dumeu
tibelt, mar poprito, i60ner. rotsr uns
aoriider poprita; nit 9upritd uno
Somoten piir3t man nGmli6 Gu
lofh. Ndbn1e man pfeffer, oas
ndre gerooe 10, dls tdte md Waiier
in bic Maibplpls. SIN Namsn nIer
@uloide1er iei oarum feierIi6 oeqen
bas n8FefferFIeiid" protei.j;t; ieiers
lib, Iebr feier!iA icqar. limo bann,
marum foa man oenn einen uripyiiFQs
Iihen Ramen. Der gang qennu 0ieies.
unb nur oteIes Geridt benennt. ben
Nomen zines Nationalqeri6ts. niht
beibebalteu2 Oon3 nbqeiehen, 01b es
bereits aug benz llngariifsn in uns
iere S6teibneiie eingsoeutlht iit2
Damn oarf man ia audi ni6t mebr
8orbeournein iogen. M%13npiel lit
unb bleibt ungeIuno. 8ulnff einbe
eriffen. Rur fuem oas e6te pc
pri3irte 9ulofd gu perpfefiert 1T, rel
dnein tam fi6 NIT .pfefFerfleiI6" be-
Qntgen. Gr ibt aber bann tein GU
laid mebr. 4u9 oos 1T Gsi6mads
fade.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-11-12
Stride Nadtlnft

rWas Speiie nnO Grant fir ben
Mngen, oos 1T refine 2uft fir bic
2un9e; mas Gift fir jenen, oas 1T
peroorbene Cuff fir oiele!" M09ten
0pA ale Oies iiberdus pobre @ort
Oes groben h9gienii9en Yrattiters
Sanitdtsrat Or. paul Niemeper be-
ber5igen.
Sn unbegreifliher 2eidtFertigteit
pergiften fi6 tdgli4 3auIenos unb
Qbertouitn6e ibre Gunge uno onmii
ibr 8lut unp ibren gnn3en Srganiss
mus our6 Ginntmung BON per6ors
bener Cuff. Oober Die erpBe Der
breitung Der 2un0entrantbeiten, pom
einfd6en SpiBentatorrb biz CUR Gum
geni6ninbfudt, gang abgefeben bon
benz pielsn Sie6tum, fpelhes iid
nidt in Der 2unge lotaliiiert. fonoern
BON bort ben gonssn &0rper in Wit.
leioeni6aft 5iebt.
Qeioer biloen oft geraoe Die fpi6'
tighten RGume u~nferer Wobnungen
getabrlthe unbetll nipaf1gere Gutfpols
len, nGmli9 bic S6laf3immer. Ger
oas niht elaubt, made frubmorgens
einen Runbgang unb iiberrof6e feline
gstonnten nod i'm gett ooer i'm
S9tafsimmer, bepOr bic geniter ges
0fFnst limb. Do orin9t e.:em Elm 70
nioriser, perpefteter Dunft ~e7tgegsn,
bob foft Der atem Oergsbt. lnO in
6ieier atmofpbdre brinsen Die 2eute
tGgli6 uneefdbr o6t Stuuoen lang
su, alio ben oritten Sell hires sons
8en 2ebens. ST es ba Elm Wunoer,
fpenn lie Worqens nit trdeen Gle
bern unb triiben Sinnen errpd6sn,
tpenn es ibnsn .pie glei in Den Glis'
bern liegt2"
Wobur6 miro nun Ole Cuff esrobs
in Den G6Iaf3immsrn 70 oeroorbsnP
,3unGdH fdnt in Der Padt ieue be-
6sutenbe 8entilation meg, peIde ON
Sooe in Woburdunen our6 Seffnsn
beg GFenffers beim !6inuusihausn uno
our6 6as rDsits aufma6en Der Sas
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-11-12
cg Seoes Seim brandt cine quite
Weoisin fir .Suiteu nnS
Grfdllnna.

Menn ser 8ediel Der Sobres5eiten
inc Die Grfoltungen eriheineii,
menn Sic 3uerit cine Grfaltung er.
niitteln, merlfl Gle in Der Ndbe ei.
mes Menihen iiten, Der loeben ge'
nieBt bet. oonr iolten gle iofort eli.
zen @eriudl modem nit elmer er.
probten Meoi5in. Sd babe ME gu.
nor Gin 3euqnib Geifrieben, aber id
ipeib bpitimmt, 6ob es fir mid uno
meinc G5omilie feline before !6uiten.
meoi5in giebt, ols Or. aina's Sem
9iscopern, un6 mir boben oae onoe.
rcn Ar3neicn qe6ro.dt un6 miiien
oaher, bon mas mir iprehen." SOC
unb 81.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-11-12

rem beim bdufieen Ginz uno auseeben
ffattfinoet. Sernsr lit pifenidaftlia
srpieien, oab mir i'm Shlafe mshr
SouerItoff einatmen uno mebr Rob
IeniGure ousf6eiosn als i'm pafen
s3uffanoe. Die i'm ShIafSimmer be-
fin0Iihe pabre Qebenslnft. Der Sauers
itoff, pirh alIo i6neler perbrauht.
uno Der giftiae 8%eitnnoteii. Die Sob
lenfGurs. fortndbreno in rsihIidee
rem Mobe oerieniaen 9uft beiaemildt.
pelhe natsber tpieoer %eingeutmet pers
cen mnb. Sober e~insslne S6I6fer
fd1eioet fpGhreno Der Naht unaefGbr
300 quart 8oblsnIdure neblt Wafs
ferbampf aus unN mebr pber peniger
ried5enhe Musbinitun9en ourd 6aut
uno 2unoen. 0iefe perpeitete 2uft
miro Die gauge Hn6t binourd INNER
ipieoer elm. uno aus9eatmet. 10 odb
Die ShIdfer ben acknowledgement
fdliebli9 sigentlid nur ibren uno
ibrer Mitfdldfer 2uneenfdmub burs
bietsn. WabrIid Elm bOfer Selbitbe'
trug eeeen bieies pidtige Organ!
Wie t0nnen mir II ben idGblihen
5oleen folder perpeiteter 3immsrluft
b~orbeusen9 girsig unb ALIEN our4
fprtpGbrenbs Bsntilation Die gauge
Hoht binour6.
gefonoers fir oie tIeinen Einoer lit
i'm @ommer bos S6Iofen bel offenem
Seniter iebr notie. 2eioer psroen ie
fosar in Der beibeiten Subres3eit oft
NIT biden 0edsn sueebedt, fangen on
au f6piben unb itrompsln ii6 blob.
DAB Damn Bel DER f6peibigs feuhtsn
Saut iehr leiht GrtdItune (8reda
6lrdfoW e~intritt, 1T gong natiirIi6.
@onfdnbig unbei6ahet oa9egen ruht
has &inoIein in einem angenebm tiihs
len 3immer. bos Our6 Die gleidmdbis
einorinQenbe tiible 2uft tets nuf nor
moler Senperatur erholten 6leibt.
6ebr biibIh lift bies ppetiid geidiloert
in y8inoerluft":
S6peioeno rubt Ole miibe @ros,
llno pie cine QGmmerheroe
On Dem ounteln 6inmsl siebn
SouIenb Gternlein Nriiber bin.
9urh bas Seniter itromt berein
Ta6tluft, tpiirsia. fiibl uno rein.
llno mein &inbhen fdIdfet feit
Sen Dem tleinen lieben Teit.
Obne Qeio uno ohne Sorqen
S9IGft ss rubig biz gum Moroer.
@ons Defenders beiliam pirtt Die
frif6e Rohtluft Bel alien S6ipof@
oriiIiaen, 2unoenlabmen, 9lei6fiihtis
gen, 4itbmutitern, SdIaflofen. Dieie
miiFen ole 8entilotion in reidli6Item
MoBe berItelen uno iid bel talter
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rpolblitioe" perionen uno folhe,
meIde om Mbenb Dem 8ue6us ooer
@ombrinus etnas mebr oebulbi0t bas
ben, io1en in m01Iihf tiihler friiher
Cuff, nur Ieidt beoedt. f6lafen; oas
bur6 miro Der 8lutnnbrong gum
8opf uno bns bedneitigenoe belize 8es
fiihl perhinoert.
Der iiberboupt zines mirtlit) oes
funoen erquidenben Shlafes. Der fir
ieben MenThen iiberous mihtio, fir
feline G6affensluIt uno Nrbeitstroft
ourfous notie III, Iid erfreuen min,
force Winter uno CONNER fir fGne
oiqe 2ufterneuerung hurh elm entfpres
deno geDffnetes Seniter.