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The Washington times., 1915-08-01
New York SWelterS
Again in Heat Wave

NEW YORK, August AFTER the
hottest night in the year New York to-
day had another period of high tenn
peraturc and extreme humidity. Hun
Greds of thousands of men. women, and
children passed the night on the
bea ches on park benches, on roofs, and
fire-esCaDes.
The lack of breeze during the night
made the lot of those who were trying
to sleep on the sands scarcely more en-
durable than those who could not leave
the city
Early this morning a further rush to
get out of town crowded every eXcur-
sion boat, and sent more tens OF thou
sands to Coney Island. Rockaway, and
Staten Island.
At the hospitals extra forces were put
on to take care of heat victims. Five
deaths were attributed to the hot wave
yesterday.
The Washington times., 1915-08-01
MRS. ROOSEVELT ILL,
BEING RUSHED HOME
CooheI Denies Himself to Call
ers During Short Stop at
Chicago on Way Home.

CHICAGO. Aug. Col and Mrs.
Theodore Roosevelt passed through
Chicago today. en- route to Oyster Bay.
Mrs Theodore Roosevelt Is Ill aboard
the Twentieth Century Limited. and Ia
being rushed home by her husband.
They passed through Chicago. arriving
this morning on a fast Northwestern
train, but their arrival and departure
were kept secret until after they left
the city bv railroad officials at the re-
quest Of Mr. Roosevelt
Mr.. Roosevelt denied himself 10
friends and interviewers alike. 1t is
said Mr. Roosevelt was taken i'll sud
denly while en- route home from the
Panama-Pacihc Exposition.
The Washington times., 1915-08-01
Surgeon Burns Describes How
Shells Burst Over Deck Of
Steamer.
ONE AMERICAN WAS KILLED
Crew Ordered to Boats Before
German Fired Torpedo Into
Boston Vessel.

LONDON. Aug. IA striking story
of the sinking Of the Leyland liner
Iberian off the southern coast or ire
land by a German submarine was to'o
by Ships Surgeon Burns. an American
citizen. and telesraphed here as part
of the official report Of the attack.
Burns, who was also on the 1oerah
on July ., when the former attempt u
sink the vessel was made. descrtoes
the efforts Of Captain Jago to eiude
the undersea vessel He said when the
subma rtne signaled tho Iberian to hait'
Captain Jaso ordered full speed ahead
and began to shape zig Tag course 10
prevent the submersibie using her
Opened Fire With Guns.
The German then opened hre with his
deck guns and shells began to burst
over the Iber.an's deck The crew had
crowded the rail to watch the submarine
and fve were killed In the unexpected
attack.
Mark L. Wiley. Of East Boston. Mass.
received a superficial flesh wound from
a fragment Of a shell.
Seeing that fight was hopeless the
captain finally ordered the lberian
brought to, and the commander OF the
subrna rine then ordered the men to take
to the boats.
Wiley, the American who was serving
aboard in the capacity Of a muleteer
and another member Of the crew. dice
before they reached Queenstown from
the shock and exposure in the small
, boats.
After the men had been transferred
. to the boats. the submarine fired a
| torpedo and the Iberian sank almost
trawler picked up the grew and
landed them, slxty-one in all. at Queens
| town. When they landed at the lrisr
surviving Americans among the crew
| of whom there were twenty six
| Il WAS walking on the deck sa,o
Surgeon Burns. when. without warn
men were killed on the forward deck.
! The subnharine commander shouted
| through his mag phone for US to aoan.
i'don ship. and we complied. putting on
| in six small boats. Captain Jago wa!
In the same boat on which l debarked.
Drawing up to the submarines. W.
asked for ana received bandages fo
the men who had been injured by tn
bits OF shell. ! did the best | couic
for the poor fellows during the si'
hours before we were picked up. ,bu
two OF them dted before we werc res
cued. One Of them was Mark Wiley. O
| Boston,"
Had Cargo of Horses.
The Iberian sailed from Liverpool or
July q with a l.ooO-ton cargo OF gen
eral merchandise. She left Boston or
July for Manchester carrying horse!
for use in the British army. A numbel
! of tic Americans on boar were host!sr!
! who had been picked UP along the
! Boston docks to take care of the live
| stock.
| Captain Jago, at Queenstown. to-
night refused to make a statement or
! the loss Of his vessel The lberian once
! before had been chased by a subma rne
after leaving Manchester for Liverpoo
The Washington times., 1915-08-01
Burning of Torreon
Is Denied by Villas
Representatives Here

Denial that General Obresun ID at.
Torrcon or that there has been any re-
cent burning about that city was re-,
ceived in a dispatch by the villa agent
in Washington today.
It Is believed by villas representa-
tive here that General Obregon has
made no shift In his position.
The Washington times., 1915-08-01

Mrs. Ida Hustled Harper. and Mrs. Ade-
laide Johnson. New York city.
The Womans Relief Corps Of the
@. A. r., also incensed at the action of
those having the erection Of the Red
Cross building In charge. will not place
q memorial window or any other
memorial In the building. according to
a declaration by Mrs. !. w. Ball on
behalf Of the president OF the orGani-
cation, Mrs. Sarah E. Fulton
The Washington times., 1915-08-01
Charles Brunger Dies
Of Stroke of Apoplexy

A stroke Of apoplexy proved fatal
late last night to Charles Brunser. sew
enty years old. q poultry dealer at the
Center Market. who lived at Hl9 First
street northwest
Mr.. Brunger was on V street. near
North Capitol when stricken and was
assisted by John V. Baulsir, who called
the Emergency ambulance. The patient
died on the way to the hospital.
The Washington times., 1915-08-01
Babies Are Main Show.

HOLLIS, Okla, August 1--Little Misses
Roberta. Mary, Leota, and Mona Keys
quadruplets. born to Mr.. and Mrs
Flake Keys on June 4, are in tfs, best
OF health. 1t is reported that they have
not had the coiic. These children have
attracted more attention than almost
anything that ever happened In Hollis
About l.5O0 people have called on tn en-
during the last week. Travelling mem all
go down to see the ba bies The children
have received loads Of presents and Get.
ters and messages have been Shove we'd
on the parents.
The Washington times., 1915-08-01
Quarry Stone Poisonous.

AUBURN. N. Y. August LA pecu-
liar form Of blood poisoning among en-
ployes in a limestone quarry was re-
ported by DR.. John H. Whitbeck, health
officer Of Cayuga. Fifty men have been
stricken. Six are in a hospital and one
will probably die. According to DR..
Whitbeck. the malady Is caused by the
blasted stone. Horses cut by particles
also were infected.
The Washington times., 1915-08-01
Peeved S. p. c. A.

PEEVER. s. D., Aug. IA hired man
milking a COW at farm near here be
came incenSnd when the family sup
plyer of butter and cream swatted
fly with poor aim and struck him. with
q clever twist he broke his cows tail.
and he is now spending twenty-five
days in jail Tor cruelty to animals
The Washington times., 1915-08-01

fidence In him." Or. Evans says. and
until Judge Landis issued his sweep
Ing orders there was grave danger
that the Secretary would so muddle
things that the guilty parties would
escape"
DR.. Evans declares that Secretary
Redfield appeared before the coroner's s
jury In secret session for the sole pur-
pose of pleading for leniency toward
Government steamboat inspectors and
checkers, not to ask for justice.
The Washington times., 1915-08-01
Live Frog Found
Inside of a Rock
Animal Is Believed to Have Been
Incased in the Stone for
Many Years.

SAN Angeles, Tex, Aug. John
Corbet, trappcr, is showing friends
here a rock which he found along the
North ConCho river. The rock has
cavity in it in which he found frog.
Mr. Corhet broke the rock and the frog
hoped out. Undoubtedly it had been
there many years he says.
The Washington times., 1915-08-01
Belgium Preparing
New Book" on Wal

ROME. Aug. belgium is preparing
a new Gray Book refuting the statement
OF the German imperial chancellor re-
garding Belgium's neutrality recently
publ shed In the Allegemeine Eord
Deutsche Zeitung. This nformn tion
came from Belgian diplomats here last
night.
The Washington times., 1915-08-01
THE WEATHER REPORT.

The forecast for the District of CO.
lumbia. Maryland, Virginia, West Nir-
ginta, and Delaware-PartIy cloudy to-
night and Monday; little change in tenn
perature; general shifting winds.
The Washington times., 1915-08-01
TEMPERATURES

TIDE TABLE.
High tide. a. m. and l2:36 p. m.
Low tide ....... G:IO a. m. and 1:C2 p. m.
Light automobile lamps at 1850 r. m.
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ftiftert bann Gyrii6, Mittags uno abetibs
a1rnerFutter uno omar fpiro es Der
Sans in ben geoffneten Shnd6et ssidiits
tet, Isi9t unb boriidtiS binuntergeOriidt,
bis Der aropf bod 1T. IN oieis Qrt
Draft geiDDbnsn itd bic 9btere ithr
I6nel unb iie bat abIoIit ntdts nit elmer
5bierqudItrff gemein. Die san8e Wlait
bdiert etfpa 4 Wo6eH unb in ben IeBtet
dat 3assu lam man aud unSeto4ts
6erite reidtn.
Il
Die Site Der Beoerr, bic BON Iebenoeu
@dnIen gsnommsn perbtn, III piel better
unb nett elaifiide als Doh sefdla4teten.
gus biefem @runbe 1T Is an bielen Stsls
len iblt6, bic @dnie mshrmdls i'm Sabre
gu rupfen. Bel iungsn @dnitH fibrt
man es in ibrem srFen qebensidbre Hir
einmdt aus, tpenu Ie o0nig auseepdffeu
iinb, b3p. bis GIleel tiber BEN Suipdr3s
~treu3sn. Sobalo bic 5biere ober sur
WuIt eingeIteIt ptrbeu ioleu, untertdBt
man bas Rupfen, benu mas bel linen an
6ebern eeippnnsn ptrb, psrlisren bic
Sbiere gut unb msbrfda an GleiI4 uno
5ett. 9ur pehH mad BEN Rupfen nod
tlne 3eit bon etipa 2 Monate beritrsiat,
bepor bic 5biers our Maf sinseiteat tDers
ben, ldBt fih ods Rupfen entidulbisen.
5udtgGnIe Tcleu, iDsnr fs redt irdfttgs
4ahttudt liefern foatn. nur siHindI i'm
Sabre unb 5rpar bel g'siun bet NduIsr
astapJLs gsEOsn,
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Sic Se0eutnng
Oer 9arOaaeQtn.
-
.Gnti9etouua oes DeItfrie9es.
Sran56Fide etinner, bic BEN Maifs
erfOls ber aaitrten sageben.

sQn sea SdrbuneTIsn, ni9t Dor Pdrts,
pir6 Der Welttrieg entidieoen!" 9tefe
Grfenntnis mdht BOrtIhritte. Gin Inc
treFonter geneis oafiir 1T et1 9eitdrtitel
Der 6dmblrger 9d9rihten, Der an bic
GdpinoelnoHridt Der 3otpoie Dremia
BON einem mittelbaren beutI4en Grtebenss
qngebot unter prsisgabe Der 9drbdnsuen
an RubIuub antniipft unb bann aus
fibrt:
Wdr' ber @ebdnf ni9t 10 bsripinfat
gei6eibt, man mar berIudt, ibu ber3IiA
oumm 5u nennen! Der 9eoant 1T Mans
It9 edit rufiIa : engItf4 : fran5oitf9.
Deutf6lanb foQte auBlonD bic Darbas
neuen ~iberlaHen tpoIIen2 Die DdrbuneIlen
ge66reH 0eutidtanb gar ni6t tonnen alio
bon ibm aud ni6t itgenbpem iiberlafen
perben. Sic limb Gieentbum Der 9iirtei,
un1 bic 9iirten baden bed felt flint no
nattn bepieIen, pis gut unb eriihbliA fe
6ies Gigentbum gu bertbeibigen pifeu.
Sum 3ipeiten if bic Siiriei nidt nur 8uns
~besgeHofe bes 8eutIden Reids, ionberR
aud Settsrretdeu rlgdrt1s, ufto bds Qopss
burger Reid bat infplssOeFen aud Elm
Tebr gepi6tiges Wort mit3uipredsn, tpenn
e gelten Ioate, ben brittsn @srbiinbeten
i'm Std 3u IaFen unb aus ieinsr 3aut
Riemen 3u f9neiben, nm RuBluno endois
8u itimmen. SeTterrsi6sl1nsdrn itDBt 3us
benz nit fetnen @ren5en an bas 8uItdns
gebiet un6 tpeiB, fuas ibm bic Siirtet in
ftner @eseno perth III, ipie Der ltebermutb
Der itrbiI9en Delperabos fofort anf9tpeIs
fen miiBte, penn bic 9iirtei NIT ben 0urs
baue[len unb natiirlid aud &%onifantinos
pei fir bogeIfrei ertlGrt perben iuIlte. Dds
t0nnte OeterreiasInsdr niemaIs 5uges
ben. Sin ioldes anerbisten tpitrot ni4ts
dnberes bebeuten, ais bdB bdmit bas
Deutfhe Reih ben Dreibunb bpn Der
HorbIee Bis gum qerItr 9oIf in bic 2uft
fprengte. 5opeit 1T i'm gebantenguae
Der Qaiirten, bic ia dlss mGeIi9e bsrs
Ipre9en unb i9 oamit fdon BET ben Ball
%tanItadten in 9rdbtberbdue unl0slih feIts
gerdnnt haben, bic g~sbauptung Der Ros
mole Brsmia aIs berriidt dussttpieftn. . !.
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nod, bdb bic 5biere is9r idnelDidfg
fiub, Tobdb ie i'm alter BON 5 bts 6 0os
natcn Ihon ungsndiitt Elm 6etpift BON
sttua IA pfunO erreidsH. Sunee 3ons
touiers @1nie BON s Bis 10 Wohen, obne
G6DimmfpdFer ~anfgs5ogen unb dbnIi4
ME 6ambirger aiiden esmditet, Iitfttr
eintn Delitaten 8rdttn pon ettpa 8
qfunb. Weitsr Isst bieftr GdnIeidldg
OsrbdltnismdBis fltibig, fooab % Ritrin
manhe Sans duf 40 gisr bringt. aud
Der Geberrei6t6um 1T groB un6 bic 9du.
men fino isbr reid uao sIaitif9. Jrellid
Iinb bic 5eDerR iarbis un6 oaber niat 10
Iebr btliebt.
gei Der Qusipdbt ber 3udttbiers bat
man in erItsr Clinic aaf maiiies Bisur
8l Ieben, bod folm feline gu fetten 2biers
glr 8uht ptripenbet iperpen. Den Suns
gen ldbt man cine rsdt trdftige Giittes
tune nit ptrI9iebenem @stretoeI6rot uHo
rei6lihem @rin3tug dnsebsiben. Dams
belt e fih nm bic Gddffung rs4t itdtts
sii9tr 9biert, 70 fol- bus Weiffuitsr nit
Muqtrmil6 anssmsngt peroen, peitsr
Tinb bic 9biere in Dtr 5ugenO rsnt bdufig
8u fiittern. @ute WtiOe uno binrtt1enoe
geipegang iorstn odnn peitsr oafir, bdb
bic iungtn Sbisrt nidt su frib Gett ans
fsssn une i'm Nd4stbam 2urid blsIbsn.
Die gdnItmdItang lit sntpeber cine
Jrsie ooer cine 3fpaneSmaf. Bsnn bic
iungen There I'm 5erbIte nuseeipd4itn
finb, fperrt man ie in fleinen ausIdufsn
elm, ruo fe MIR renig 8efpegung bnbsn,
dber INNER Elm reints Eager ftnben. Sic
er6aIten bier 6rti Wabl5eitsH am Sage.
1ts 6efben erIten btitthtn aus edodtsn
unb seridmpften adrtoffeln, NIT Rtitsn,
namentIid Wobrriibsn, unb mei8enIltie
unisr alif Die lebte 8iitterun8 an
qbenb bs4sbt aus aorn, am beittn aus
6dfer ober @ett. in 8fpei Bis brti 100
den bdbtn bic Gdnie baHH esniisenb
Field dngeisbt unb 6sginnt odHn bic
Gstimaft, bic tbsnfoas tttpa orei Wofen
bdusrt. Gti httIu rbdlten Is nur adrs
~nnfuiter, entiptoer 6dftr, @erite pDer
Wdis, abtpehfslub aud Grbfen, brei
gtablssitsn ideli6. mdftet mar nit
Gerftenmdl5 70 bstpmmtn bic 9bisrt sun
fslss. Mot abstRabig isttss unR poRls
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Don lieentli6ea Rafen tdnr ma BET
Der 6ansgans taum iprsden, Il. Gid
laFen iid 8tpei G1tdge untcrf9eibsn: bic
Gmbeners unb Die 5oulouIer Sans, ipdbs
rtnb bic srobtu, fnperen pommerIden
Gdnfe tdum einen eissnili1en Ghldg
bilosH. gsbeutenO f6Derer aIs bteIe
pommsrI9tH Gdnfe ntrben aber nod bic
.%ulouIsr, Elm fran3oFiasr CdnIeTAIag,
Der f1on felt iber 400 Sabrsn in Der ges
ssnp Der frdu5Ufidn StdOt 3OuIOuie,
I'm 9bdl btr 8aronne, se5osen Dirb. Jn
Der 0oatommenbsit, lpie mir bititn
@dnftfhlag btite tfnnsn, Ieben mir i'm
abr nitt In feiner 9eiratb. benh bic
9%oalonIer Sans %unfersr @efliiselansftsIs
lunaen 1T cine S9auedns in sngIiIhtr
lsber1tdtung, bsrsu 3udt in ~lanopiribs
fhaFtIihtn getrisbsn niht re1t 5u m
pfeblen 1T, bsnn bic 9biere IiRo in Der
.Suasnb tmpfinblid. tOHnsu PdHt unb
adltt unb ienssnb. Come HiHt psrtrd'
gen.
Der 1ran5oie 5iihttt BON bsr 8ouIou'
fer Cans 3tpei 9Bpen, einen fhfperen
Galas anF 5ett. In srItsr Clinic duf Gett'
lsbtr uno tinen leidteren duf Glsii9.
Gsrdbe bieIsr srfitrs 1T es, Der bon ben
Gnelanbrn ga Isbr iapsren 9bisren bsrs
oussssiidfst TT, Iooab Is G%remplare sisbt,
BITE aber 81 Qfunb an qtbenbgsipiht bd'
ben. Dis abr fdoH gtTdst, 1T bic Rsins
audit bitiss Gdnitihlasss In lanbruirihs
f6dftlidsn getriefsn niht gu smpfeblen,
irohl abr bic areu5ung bon 2~anbgdHfen
nit einem Gouloufsr Ganisr, no es ii6
i'm bic 3iat bon Getigdnfen hdnbeIt.
gti elmer folten arsu5une barf bic peibs
Idle RafJudt b59fsns nod tinmaI nit
einsm 9ouIouler @anter burdgt8ogen
fptrbeH, Bel ipitsrtr 3udt 1T pieber erns
bsnsr obsr pommHiass 9Iut siHButrsus
Sen.
Bel Rein5udt III barauf 5u udten. neil
bic 7oaloulsr Sons iDtniger gut unb 5us
ptrldffia btliiti, aIg bic anosrsn Gdldge
b.. 1oussaus, baB MAI bdufig bic eier
burh 6a6net obsr quten ausbriiisu
ldbt. Wtnn bic soulouIsrs@dns BON
feinem dnberen @dnIefhIag an Geuidt
liibtriroEfm nirb, 70 jtidnst ie Fh .ben.
Ito bnr6 sartss, pobllamsdtnbts Glsiia
pnb rsiasp Gsttaa[as aus, 9gsa tpmmt
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Ibmedenbes gleiT6. 6ier3u I6itttt man
gsrite in gotti6t Hbsrgiebt fe nit Mais
Ier unb ldbt is 8 Sdse ieben. Rad oies
Ier 3eit breitst mon bic 70 borgeriattte
@eTite in einem Raume NIT SIS Bis 60
Grab Wdrme etp1 einen Sol bod duf
benz 9poen aus uRb ldBt tie ttimen. mrs
in 2 Bis 3 9asen erFoIst. Das @er ne
mal3 f@iilet man bann in 9r09s unb
ldBt bic 9bisrs babon nda geliebsn
f-eFen, Ffett absr ba5u MdFf nit gros
Dem Gdno bantbsu. aud bier Iinb bic
Gdnie nab 3 No4en 8um S4lddtcH
ref.
Gebr f6pers gdnie ersiett man isboh
nur bur1 3iDanssmait. bel Der bic 9biere
in Gin5sltdfissn eeiperrt unb aeftopf Iuets
ben. Mdn fDeHbet ie nur bort an, no
es f9 I'm Gettsdnls baubelt, no @dnies
brittle unb @dnielsbern gepinfat tusroen.
2u9 bier ssbt Der 3nanssmat bic eisents
Iifs Draft boraH, pie tie ihon geiailoert
purbt. man fam bel bis1er 9prmat
cub ben 1bieren etpa s Iags binbue6,
tGsli9 feds etIantttene auntslriibeH ober
Ml0brsn Bis our binIdnglidsH Sdttisuns
rsi6en. So nirb bisrbura Elm bebsntenb
beFtret 5leiTddnfaB seIhdffen pte ndh
sinfu6em a0rnsrIutter. Die 70 ssfits
ierfsn @dnie frtTsn oatn audi ipdtsr bas
eertihte aornsrfutter tiel lieber.
RAD Der brstBodentIidsn 0ormaI lski
bic tisfntli6s Gtait Gin, bic in bsridiebes
.uss @eile bsRirlt Rsresn tanI 4!an
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Re6eu osr Sufitution Der qia6finoer
in Dtutidlano (9op Scouts in Qmeritd)
purbe Dor eiuigtn SubreH in Berlin bic
,BeutT6e GauliaiffsS dilsr0srsiniguns
a|eariiuoet unb tpuroen in GtpiHemiinSe
unb in 8erlinsDilmersOorf BEN 3ped
entIprt6tn6s 5auiiaiffe gebout. Die afs
ge6enben MatroIeu iper0en at Seemd1os
bern tomman0jrt unO hlO flimmen bic
flinfn Suugen in Dem gdielpert bss
5diffes enpor. Segi perben Iahges
NAB gebiBt uno pieotr gereFft, tpds feline
lei6te Qrbeit 1T, ba bas Gtebsn uuf ben
Ra6en pber idpantenben Sdueu ert tids
ttg sclernt uuo geii6t Ieiu mpB, e4e es gut
getingt. aber bic Sungcn fnb gut ges
Idult, un6 Iobalo bic aomnanoos aus
benz 5praarp6r oes aupitdrs ndd Oben
erf6dnen, ptrben Ie flint unb bod IN
aaer Ru6e unD Siterbeit ausSefi4rt.
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Neriihmtc SeIhateubnnhe. WidIt re-
etIFthtt aritssbunbt, pie mir Ie btntt
bti Fait nItn Mrmtgu b1btn, dbtr 6unht,
bic atltatniIih bon goIbaiCn NIT In ben
0tlo1ug senommsu purbtu, baben pitbtr.
holt aritostubm t%tlangt. Go iibtis I'm
Deere Rapoleons III. cine Wdrtetsnberin
Ramrns Raos ben gubt Mloahaht NIT,
Der bic Ghiaai bti martngo unb anbtrt
@tfshts mitma6it, Id ites bel Der
Npdntaarbs bsfdnb unO ben 6ransoIeu
mauhe CUTE Diennt %ltilste. Qls er an
BEN muuben eeItorbsn mar, bic Ct bsi
einsm Sdarmibel frbaIten bate, iourbm
i'm militariIde gbren Bel ieiner 8eItdts
ting erlpieIen. Bel ben Oeiierreihern be-
fon6 iih ebsnFous I'm 6iterrtidifh italits
MID : fran5oFiasn Gelb5ugs 1869 Elm
6unb, unb 5ipdr beim 54. oIterreihifhen
SHfdnttrtes Regiment. ct bate bic duff
gabs, bic grobe Trommsl su 5iehen, unb
bic GoIonten ndnntsn bos trtue Sbier
a3uaDenidredsr". SubeFsn fieI er troy
bifies Rdmens bsi Solferino Tdmmt WGs
gtlhen nnb 7rommel in bic gttpaIt Der
3uaptH, fonute ith abtr lcsretBen uno srs
iditn su allgemsiner Grtuot nit BEN ibm
anbegtrauten gut ptoBIid i'm Eager Der
Seferrei6er su @alssgio. Die Rssi.
mtniEmuft, 5u Der II ia sisentli9 ges
b1ris, sierte ion NIT tiutm id0usn gals
banb unb elmer mtbaiae, bic er nod
iabreIdng mad Dem aritgs tIus. 5ns
befta mubtt sr fhliebtia srIhoFen ner'
ben, pa CT uuidsiusno an Sollputb En-
iranit mar.
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geim Rupftu 5iebt man nat bic Glaus
mcnfe6ern an graf5 Baud. 9aIs unb JIiis
gel aus. Gle miiHeH T4 9ar8 Iei6t forts
ns6msn laFsn. o9ns OaB bic Sans babel
einsn G6merB smpfinoet. Sdreit ie
beim RupfeL 10 itBsn bic GeOern nod
Fef, bann III bas Gupfen nidt nur cine
3bierquGlerei, fonbsrn bic Ge6ern iinb,
neil nod nift b0lis dusgerftft, rpeni9er
perth, as I'M anberen Safe. &etnens
fans barf man rupfsn, ipenn bic 8ieIe
nod 8lut %ent6dtten. Rad benz Rupfen
lit Is n6tbig. bic Sbiere Defenders trdftiS
gu f~ittern.
Die Site Der %eeponntnen 8ebern
bdngt bon Der pflsge nnb 6iittsruus Der
@dHIe OBJ, fe iinO bel 8utem 5utter better
dls Bel biirftigtm, ie Itnb better bon @1ns
fen, bic auf ftiebenbem @aHer gebalten
nerben, als bon iol6en, bentn nur Elm
Sei9 ooer iibtrbdtpt tein Shnimmpaner
CUR 8erfagung ittbt. 5eberu BON trans
len ober eingegdngsntn @dnfen iinb
Tdleht, ie b~crfil8tR uno btrbetber leidt.
Sinter ben gdnIefeosrn iteben bic Gns
tenfe6ern an Site faum 3uriid, nod ges
Fhdbter ais @dnieIsbern itnb bic Sdnaz
nenfebern. ans ben 0nunen Der Shpdne
ftelt man bic befannttn Shipanenpel3e
ber, bic Elm auBerit feines uno babel mars
mes geI3ipert nbaeben. Wldn ruff benz
%eet0btsten e9ipon bic 9edfebern aug
9nb ldbt nuE bic 9agnsn l4M, 9is
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ednedsllpuit.o

Rad Der langIameu G6ncde nennt
man gum GpaB BIT audi langIam pnrs
pdrts tommtnbe goten cine Shnedens
poit. aSdnsdenpoH" nouen mir aud
uuTet Spiel neunsn, neil BARN bic
Sfnedlein - mir uebmsu natiirIih nur
leere Standardization ME mir fe bon
Der tpohIbetdrnttn Dtinbtrgiauede 70 oft
duf Spu3ieripeqen i'm Mnl0 finoen \
nur reht ldngidm Dorpdrts iommen, Bis
he bas 3iet' errsi6sn.
gu BEN GpieI braaden mir MIR elmer
sr0Bsrsn gogsn qapier. auf benz nit oem
@leiltift biele 0ueritrihe 9s3oeen fperotu.
bic Angefdhr apsi Singer brett bon sins
amber entfernt Isin miiTsn. Damn 1T nod
Elm WirfeI n0tbig. Sebes &inb Tebt iein
Issrts Gdnsdtnbdasdtn, ipeIdes bas
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Bah bOrtu bic 9ommaubos ouF. un6 nun
perbeu ale ltebungen auf ben 9sFebl Der
WinierfIassen dusgsfiibrt, BERN duf Gee
lit Is Bel Stlrm uRo Bogenbraus iotpie
i'm S6la6tenlGrm aud ni6t m6elin, iid
our6 9ommanborufe beritduoli9 81 mas
den. Bel bitlsr tebung IerneH iotppbl bic
nit ben Glaggen bonn 8Uro 0ts S4iffes
ninieu6en ME aud bic in ben Rdben unO
Geeeln bdngenbsn 5unesn, bic Oieie itums
men, aber troBoem iebr beltliden Be
fe6le ausfdbren miiTeu. Bon ben 4b
tbeilunqsfdbrern niro Idarf aufgepaBt,
baB Der 8efebt fopoBl ridtig gegeber ME
aud ri6tig dusgefiibrt Dirb. Dirb ous
aommnnb0 auf GdIuB Der SegelibunseH
ertbeilt, bdnn bdngen bic Sungen I'm
augenblid an ibren @nterbaten, bic I'm
Get6gurt befeitigt finb, unb gleiten nun an
eiuem 5du sunl 9sd berunter. Sn me-
nigtn Sefunben tit uus Der Lnftisen 6obe
daes in &eib' unb 9lieo an 9ed DerfaTs
melt.
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Die bsati6e aObIs In ber sdpris.

Die uReus 3arider 3situns" fdrsibi
our ginfubrtruFfrose Hbsr bic Ginfabr
Oeutfhtr aobIe, bab bic S6ipsis bic
Sonne uuf IS GrdHtsn aa iitAeH iommt,
pdbrsn6 StuIisa fit tnsIif6s aobIt 50
6ranten fit bic 5onnt 5abIsn mub. So
draunebmen, fraef bas gldtt, bub fir
bic 2idsrung snslifdsr RobIt Der aisIs.
rant bic DiFfersn5 bon as Grunten auf fd
nebmsn ipir6, bic Gdirsi5 f9 alto tines
melt biaissr,n gs5usss 81 srfrsueu hdbtH
fpiirbs dIs gnsIonos HuHbustnchen IN
Rrieae2
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NJ fsm HlNfSaN aatH halff
A Hkst IA n Haisas Hi f
As seA WisAHa ea tH
rts7sNt HHap aes NaHlH Nf
Hisi aat + if balta iias
"a ssf tlm m1itfe
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nsss.sfufs thm ssaatunld ~ staiisu
%aaiisfa.
MOO dfhianh fnmmiu utN miliims
pitn. "a bds nun nibl atti, maAtu Ne
"a 10 nl, bit tuilit tn alnstf unb Tpltitn
Gelnai,n mst BE iasnh, ltnilotm tai
unh ON IapIufm n, plto eaupImauH
aue oarf Biz Babat lfaau. Dieter lltiu,
aFtiiaIolpai ~ Far cbuR btun Ct BAT
Iognr tit gtmtbr.
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baut pirb bdnn Iammt BEN 9auuen bors
fi6tig n6ge3ogen, geserbt unb gu ben Del
3en Dtrarbtitet. 9ibrerfebern finb melt
tpeniger etaTtiId als bic BON MafergefIis
gel unb babsr aud LANCE nidt 70 geI9dbt.
9robotm berptnott man it oieIfan dItiu
ober nit 9dnisfeotrn psrmiIat gum Sto.
pfen bon sep0hnLian &ifsn,. \