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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-03-30
MAPLE SUGAR HARVEST TO BE
LARGE.

The run of maple sap is said to be large
this season and there are reports from
several sections that trees have leaked
so rapidly that the drops almost formed
a stream. An unusually good season is
predicted by farmers, who are having
their troubles just now solving trans
portation problems Warm weather has
wrought havoc with highways piled high
with snow, and in rural towns road COM
missioners are working overtime to keep
the roads in a fairly passable condition.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-03-30
BETHEL BILL TO RUN TO 1920.

four-Year agreement to expire March
81, 1920, was signed Saturday night by
Supt W. c, Clifford of the Woodbury.
Granite Co. and the members of the COM
mittee of the Granite Cutters Union rep
resenting the local branch at Bethel The
expiration is "A year later than that of
the iarre granite belt Hard wick, and
OF hers
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-03-30
DEFENDANTS WIN LAND CASE.

A decision favoring the defendants
in the case of II. w. Curtis, guardian
of Highland Green, against the town of
Rutland and the Rutland Fire Clay
company is contained in the findings Of
the facts of the case filed by Special
Master l.. c. Mower of Bennington.
The case involved title to parcel of
land about - acres in extent in the
southern part of the town of Rutland.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-03-30
Vermont Notes
News of the State Gathered
Here and There.
Eay ID. Shaw, SwantOn Aviator, with
Aero Squadron Pursuing villa and
His Bandits.

Fay D. Shaw. son of Mr. and Mrs.
Charles o. Shaw of Swanton, who two
years ago joircd the United States army,
and who has been in service in the First
Aero Squadron stationed at san Antonio,
Texas. has gone to New Mexico to en-
gage in the pursuit Of Villa and his
bandits.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-03-30
FREIGHT CLOG AFFECTS BARRE.

The freight congestion in the larger
railroad centers of the East has affected
the Barre granite manufacturers and
quarters, thousands of dollars worth of
finished products pilng up in the
sheds, with prospects of shipment not
nrOmiSinE
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-03-30
MEAD DEEDS COMMUNITY HOUSE.

EX-Gov. John A. Mead has formally
transferred to the Society for Social
and Religious Worship In the east par
ish of Rutland the l.. A. McIntire house
and grounds. The property is to be
used as community house.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-03-30
VERMONT AGA DENY CLUB.

More than 80 members Of the Yer
mont Academy club of Greater Boston
sat down at their annual banquet in
Boston Friday evening. Arthur c..
Cobb, 10, was elected president
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-03-30

The annual session OF the Vermont
Advent Christian conference Will be
held at Rrattleboro, April to 10. The
| Rev. \. y. Page of Waterbury is presi-
I dent and A. L. Davenport Dnsmore of
/ Randolph secretary of the conference.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-03-30

Figure the probable cost of classified
advertising camnaign through which you
can sell that property-and the value to
YOU of that result
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-03-30
SWEDISH PASTOR At BARRE.

The Rev y. G.. Edwall of Rhode Island
has accepted a call to become pastor Of
the Swedish Baptist mission at Barre,
lie succeeds the Rev Mr.. Bjork.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-03-30

London special says that Count Yep.
pein, ill., is soon to retire. lie will leave
work of constructing airships to his chief
engineers.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-03-30
CELEBRATE GOLDEN WEDDING,

CELEBRATE GOLDEN WEDDlNG.
Mr. and Mrs. John n. Averll of Barre
quietly observed their golden wedding
anniversary last Friday. lie is "A veteran
Of Company T., Sth Vermont regiment
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-01-28
TIE GUST H EcrT'

A6 part. Big 4-Blue Ribbon Fea-
ture-wednesday Feb. End.
"TAe Dust Of Egypt" is IN elaborate
spectacle wonderfully staged, and
msrvellously acted. 1t combines the
ancient, medieval and the present day
and is filed to overfiowing with sur
prises.
There are three kinds Of comedies
sbroed on the screen-good, bed, and
slapstick. Good comedies are draped
sround amusing situations; bad come
dies ere filed with situations intended
TO be amusing, which never get beyond
the point Of good intentions; and slap
stick comedies are-well. physical vio-
Ienee lightly put into play. Where they
fan hort Of the mark, The Dust of
Exypt," supplying the missing element
a sUccess, scores brillisntly-and Why?
Simply because it contains the one
essestial Of comedy in its true form; .
rcssssely humorous situation. and scted
WITH resl artistry. This last quality
tie setting Of comedy - il ought TO be
sessA-tAe vitagr.Sh people made per
fsesly ssre Il when they selected EAitA
Serune fsr he role Of N EUpeiea
Prnres VITO. thruogA the potency Of .
A- sAniaiseered il the lsaG go,
sucAso - the 2otA century scenes u
LNuAsa Ssciety.
Ahuiuisa 10 eDA Is ossta.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-01-28

The annual meeting of the Colorado
Metal Mining association will take place
in Denver February II end IL to make
out the legislative program for the
coming year and transact other business
They have already obtained many bene-
fits thru legislation, for the miners of
Co1psade snd hOps to make conditions
stih hstesr. Our ssnstes, ~. y. 2.
fsBsea 10 President Of the Association
80 will probably represent Gunnison
Cousty, - no other delegate he's been
chOson up to this date.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-01-28
At IL cloreI6
8Huon0sI O1nlnn

sunday. len. ~. ct the Meshodiss
Episcopal church.
Sunday School 10 .. m.
Morning worrhip IL .. n. Sssnaa
The DARK Line In Gods Fsce."
United Socseties of IounG Psaple
meet Ut $50 p. m. ct the Methodist
Church.
Evening Worship 7:30. sermon,
"Ts6y o. Epitss'Ay?"
Mrs Borden will sing. Other specisl
music ut both services.
CHassTIAk Z. GAavuR, P>stOr.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-01-28
lln0oou
ssvsCAaasss. ossssaou.Assss:

The Leap Yesr pie social ct the town
school house lest Saturday night IVES
well attended and the boys are sure
fine pie makers. Tie girIs did not miDl
paying SO cents for them. After I'd
per q few hours Of dancing we're enjoyed.
Mrs. VIM. Price and the tiny son,
came in from Montrose Saturday.
That accounts for the smiles of both
WIN. Sr. and Jr
Ernest Robbins of the Robbins Mere.
Co. will leave Tuesday for Denver and
Beatrice, Nebr. for . short visit.
Denver Richardson, wife and son
went to Crawford on Monday for Q
short visit.
DIR. Spring of Montrose was called
to attend Jno. Hagstrom who was while
cutting ties near the sawmil accidently
cut his thumb off and three days later
WAS found and brought out by q rescue
party consisting of r. V. Berry and
son, Chas. Enbom and Freeman Lins-
colt on snow-shoes. At present he is
doing nicely.
Jno. Collett is breaking extra on the
main line this week and Frank Rusk is
working at the Black Canon hotel dur
ing his absence
VIM Criberi and wife and daughter
arrived in Cimarron from the Buttes
branch where they have been the last
two months.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-01-28

Chss 2. Roehrig, editor Of the news
champion in 1911 II has just been
elected secretary Of the Denver Motor
club and will take active charge of the
organisation. In . letter to News
Champion he states that q big tour
ist yesr is in prospect, in which Gum
ison should come in for her share. 1t
will be remembered that Mr.. Roehrig.
rs editor Of Trails and Towns, tried last
September to promote a big auto run
through the Western Slope, but was
checked on by certain Denver interests.
Perhaps in his new position he can, next
summer, put this run over.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-01-28

Between 5000 and 6. 900 accidents in
Colorado were reported to the state in
dustrial commission the first five months
of its existence. according to the report
submitted to Governor Carlson. Fifty
six death claims. each. calling for
monthly payments aggregating 81, 500
were settled. A total of 45O injury
claims were adjusted, with the compen-
sation averaging 500. Twelve indus
trial disputes were settled without loss
of tune TO employer or employe. The
state compensation insurance fund
shows . surplus of SIC, ,667. 81. Busi-
ness written and paid for indicates an
annual income to the state fund Of sl0s, :
3B.R Approximately Z, $50 employee
earning 7.573, ,o0O snnoally are covered
by the policies.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-01-28

B. p. Wright came in from Denver
Sunday morning. On his way home he
stopped at Salida to see Engineer Ber-
ryhiIl. The doctors there think smputa-
tion of the injured limb will not be nee
cessary though he will be at the hospital
about three months. Not only are the
burns very deep and painful but his leg
IVES terribly wrenched in the snow
slide accident near Crested Butte.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-01-28

Delta Independent: Frank Reid, ex-
press agent at the depot in this city for
six or seven years, is now holding Q
clerical position with the Salt Lake
Hardware company. He has establish
ed a permanent home IN the big Norman
city and his wife and children departed
for that point last week. A. w. Hogan
is now express agent at the depot.
William Weiser, district attorney of
the 7th district returned recently from
an extended eastern trip. He reports
business booming, especially where the
steel mills at Bethlehem are turning
out war supplies for the allies. He
visited at his old home in Lyons, Pa,
at Philadelphia and at Washington, ID.
C.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-01-28
nesoyyunaAs clnou

Regular service ct the usual hosFs.
We sre very snxious 10 have every
member present Ssadsy mosnine ~ we
will ut that time launch our new Every
member win one" campaign.
Sunday evening the pastor viii preach
the second sermon on The Young
Woman and Modern Age" the subject
being The Young woman Who Re-
mains Single"
rhe Ladies Glee Club Of the state
Normal will furnish the spscisl assic
for this 0ccssi0a. The ladies Aid will
meet ct Mrs. Ira Browns Wednesday
afternoon February 2
A cordial invitation W ell
Z. H. ROoINsON. Pastor.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-01-28

Officials Of the Methodist church here
received yesterday from the Carnage
Corporation . check for $50 which
completes payment On the pipe organ.
Quite . httIe more thon hat was raised
locally. n leaves tie rod cse.r for
the conpaiGn 10 secure m electric mo-
tor, whicA viii cost around S250.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-01-28

Hotchkiss Herald. On February II
end II Farmers Meeting will be held
IN Hotchkiss. Among those who have
promised to be present are: Ex-Gover-
nor Ammons, Prof. Morton, Prof. DIN,
Prof. Vspion, W. B. Csllicote. on Co
operation end the Benefits Of Orgsnizs-
tion for the Farmers; also . lecture on
Horticulture.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-01-28

Concert by haurer Sisters Orchestra
st the Methodist Church Feb I. Don't
fssget the exceptional entertsinnent.
Children under IA yesr IS cents ell
cshess 50 cents. Those holding seesoa
tickets for Redpsth Lecture Course
will have . portion of the main church
reserved for them
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-01-28
e11UD uG8
PrtkIn Miner

PItkin Miner
ID. c. nssoa weat to Guaaissa Grs1>s
to purchase billiard tsbses saA soAsr 6x
lures TO install IN the buiIdsaG ~ u~sd
ss Q saloon before the first Of sAe year
The new business will probably epsa W
the first Of next month.
Efforts are being made to get ma
chinery up to the Bon Toa pssperty
but On account of 80 much saow which
hss not been travelled on enough to get
it packed for heavy losds. tesnsters
have failed SO far to land the mscAinery
at the mine.
K. K. Williams, who was sppointed
by Mayor Henderson as q delegste frosn
Pitkin to the Colorado Good Raads -
sociation went to >enyer Friday - a.
tended THE convention which vas held
this week.
5. Z. Land, superintsaAsat II 6sh
hstcheries, after spending = vssk here
attending 10 this hatchery whils K. ~
Light ives in Denver, he'd ". 4. Cossn
come up from GuanisoR Wednesday sad
take the job - Light did not Fetsrn.
Roy whitehorn, who 10 working The
Chicago property under lease. bsought
in some fine locking rock Wednesday
which he will have sssaysd IT, ssa-
Psss show Isree quantities Of free Gold.
This stresk showing gold lies unA~s -
other thieaer stresk slowing both "a
aRA wire silver saA still ahs~s this - .
layer Of softer material hesvily minss-
slized. This hnd looks good at present.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-01-28

HINKLE BANK COAL:-From Min
creek, delivered in your bin, 81 so per
ton This is best quality domestic
coal. Try . load. Geo. W. McAfee
Phone S5J or leave orders at Pine
Street Livery Barn.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-01-28
W. h vsuA Say

so Miss Bangor played for you?''
She claims that she can make the piano
speak"
We'll, In bet if it spoke it would
say: Woman, you have played me
false. -
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-01-28
osaaosd

First Mother. Mrs. Clancy. yer
child is badly spoiled.
second Mother. G'wan wild yez.
Fifst Mother. Well, if you don't be-
lieve it, come and see what the steam
roller did to it,
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-01-28
esesss EsssnA

Ssitor. What makes you think, sir
that will not be able to support your
dssGAter?
Hef father. The difficulty I've had
in doing it myself.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-01-28

Like City fimes-lt hes bssa report
Cd that Chss. Steele. chairman Of the
board Of county commissioner, was
stricken with paralysis while enroute to
Denver Saturday. His many friends
are anxiously waiting for the best.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-01-28
Ne;ghbody Echos

The engineer Of the new sugsr fscto-
~ ct Delta, is On the gsOuad end pee
k0iaery vssk for ths bsilaing h under
way. 1t u bslisssd that With sa early
s9oft Il - - $1,000 N Oet0hse.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-01-28
cAyuolE 0ls,oln

Services every asst end third Ssa-
dnys. noly 0assss ct eight sad tsn
s'clock. EvsaiaG service ct 7:1. Som
day Schsol ct eae e'clock. Week day
masses ct eight o'clock. Services
second end fourth Sundays Of month ct
Crested Butte.
ER. Wn. kIPp. Pnst0r.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-01-28
uocoeAl u1e,oun

Regular services Sunday, January 2,
ct 500 .. M., II 20 end st 80 p. m.
REV. ". B. mAGNON, Rector.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-01-28

SUBSCRIPTIONS RArEs-one Year six Months. sLs
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-03
gli5a S. Gartriose at CHARLES $.

Gli5a 5. cartridge a1, CHARLES $
@poofpro, Sbeil bon Seftioll 10.
Gapenport Sopnibip, $t,S00.
Splepb Sepipn uub Sralt an glnil
IS. Sonott, S5ciI bon Scftion Is,
Butter Somnibip $4,000.
Marp s. Me&inncp al, Ihon1as
Mc=airnep, Sbeil bon Seftion III,
2ineoln Gomnlbip, $4,000.
GrisciIa MnOerion Ii. 81. ont sSrorrt
Meaniabt, Sheil bon Seftiot1 /,
Sil1culll Somlibip, $500.
9fld)oIaus @ebrelts II. u. oil &ar-
rp 8. Saines, Sbeil bon Scftion II,
Buffalo Somnlbip, $4,000.
@enrp Gidmer uno Strait on 2olti=
ia gllrneiiter, Sbeil bon Seftion Z,
Siforp @rope Somnihip, $4,000.
Sobn $. OILERS ll1o lyralt an
Martba &ohlhammer Sbeil Don Set
tlpn 81, Davenport Somnlhip, ST.
Caroline Iallioll oil Mrtfnlr 9.
1allion, Sbeil BON seftion s, Grillee=
ton Sorpnibip, ST.
Ecter s. Ecterien on goelaioe
Sdehler, 2ot 5, Slod 3, @reen's
Iooition, $1,000.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-03
Submit ser &rieasteduif.
@tc fid Der srpke Marconi bicief6c
nNStnnllt.

WNSSsWytbs
@utlelmo Marconi Fat iid in pa=
RIG eilem Sournali1tcn %eeaeniiber einz
sebeno iiber Den @influb Ser bsut=
f9en @:henidaft cuff Die mcoerne
&rtegstedr1it ausgeiproden, uno ou
bet lpie iid notirli6 bon felbit
Der itebt Der tr0ftli6en @eriide
runs Musorud gesebsn, bab Die Mrs
meen bes @ierperbanbes, Die i'm ers
fen Seile oes &rteses in Der 1ptl
lentf9aftliden ariesfiibrune oet
Deuti9en na6tanben, in5pii6ca ppu
ibren 5einben 3elernt bdtten ltlo
beute in ben tednif9en Mitteln D.,
&rteefiibr,1ns ibnen slei6, lpenn
nidt iiberlegen 1eien. Mareoni kst
i'm ubriaen niht ben sestnglten 33lpei
fel, bob Die Observation-Disclosures
g%nttpidlune ununterbro9en meter
gebt uno bab Ser 8rtes BON mpracn
nod nnslei9 Observation-Disclosures 5pr
men 3et9en miro, ols Der BON beute.
Die Mittel Ser 3eritDruns uno @el-
nidtung peroen, tpie er ausfiihrtt, IN,
@tufengang biefer '@ntptdllng iMz.
mer pbantaitii6ere u11b fpnberparere
5ormen mnebmen. l1nmDslid lei
bier %iiberbaupt nidts mebr.
sd claude insbeionbere," fubr er
fort, .naB uns Die glettrisitat md
Die srDBten lleberraidunsen porbez
bGlt. Sd CLAUDE bas llm1pmebr, als
lie fia als 3erftDrunssipaffe be1;tc.
~iiberbaupt nod ri4t our @eltune ee=
bra@t bat. Sin S6la6tfelO obne Sc
pebr, Gel9abe u,,o @ddoNe. ms
man beim beuti9en Stano Der 9itse
nod fir cine prattii6e llnmDsIiAtett
gu bolten geneist lift, eri@einl tbeotez
tii9 iebr nobl bentbar. Menl es llns
gelange, Mpparate gu erfinben. Gie
fGbig pdren. auf peitere @%ntfernln=
gen bin ma@tige elettriide Mellen 5u
@rploitonsspeden gu e%ntienoen, 10
piirben mir Die 1eltlami ten 9inge err
leben: aan5e 5lottenperbdnoe, Die &C.
meinlam in Sie 2uft fliegen, Ges
lWpHe Ole 1H JpDr Der 0el@uBe
our6 5ern5iinoung BON feinoiiber
geite, our @rplo1ion getradt pereen
pie Die patronen in Der patronsnta-
l9e. Gs piir0e Damn n19ts psi.e;
iibris bleiben als Der aampf nit Der
blanfen @affe."
Muf Sic Jrase ieines 8eiu4crs, Oh
er gegenlpdrttg arbeite, artmprtete
Marconi: o@elbitperitdablid. Mber
ni9t in Dem Sinne unb Der Nid)z
tuns, mie geptile 3eitunsen slaubsa'
MAIDEN polen. 60 be19dftige i'd
MIDI gong uno gar nidt nit Der
aonitruttion zines M%pparatesn I'm
our9 Die Mauern gu ieben. Sd or
bette an 9tnsen. bic einfaderen
NuB5tpeden ibtenen ,no0en, at; Din.
gen, oie nit Dsm &riege in unmittslz
barem 3u1ammenbange lteben." J.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-03
Mllaauer sdneefnrioia,

0ie ~ungebeuren @dneemai1en, bic
mandmal our Winters5eit i'm @lz
sdiu nieberseben, fiibren mitunter gu
lpabren DISQUALIFICATION. 90 gtbt
Mar T0rberreutber in feineml Merfe
uDte Mlgduer Mlpen" einige Grin-
nerungen an bas f@neerei9e Sahr
1917. 9amals fubr in Der @eseno
bon 8aloeriGpang elm @9litten iiber
ben 5trit elmer pouig i'm 59nee ber@
idnunoenen Mlp9iitte bintpeg, unb
ielbft no@ am 1. Mai tonnte cine
proaeftpm ibren Meg obne peiteres
iber Die Grieobofsmalier nebmen,
oenn Der feitgefrorene e6nee lag
bort bret Meter bod. rMnno l720",
10 er5dblt au9 bic 99Daanser Gbro>
nit, niinb I'M @alfer Sal Die leoieen
9uben obnei Setter auf bas &irdens
ba4 geitiegen. sic baben i'm Sdnee
5taffeln gema@t unb 5tno auf Den
@rat sefeiien, 10 piel als Darauf ba=
Ben fiben tDnnen., Den 1. Moi bat
Der Gbrt1ttan Wtilaer BET Der porz
oeren air@en feinen Mamen unb
Sabr3abl unter bas 9a9 an Die
Wiouer sei@rieben uno tit auf BEN
Shnee geitanben". l1nb gus Oemielz
Ben Sabre beri9tet Die Gbronit BON
Oberltborf: nMm @riinbonnersStas
fat es mod aqbier einen 10 groben
56nee gebabt, Dab man bat ungez
binbert uuf unierem Mmttplos
iber ben 2inbenitein (oas Meppmllffz
pentmaD nit benz S4litten fabren
fDnnen". Sur Grinnerlng an einen
.'ebr idneerei9en @tnter erblidt man
iibrisers auh in Ser Ndbe BON Burg
berg an elmer Oi9t am Wege fiA err
Dcbenben Rummulitenipanb elm Mas
yienbilo, oas in Der betrdhtltheu
S0be BON le9s Meter in bas @eltein
einselailen tpurbe, unb 5tpar bon Ell
llem 8~urgberger, Der Dieie .@6neez
MARIE" gum 4n0entcn oarar erri9=
tete, bob bier an bieler @tele i'm
Sabre 1871 bic @9littenbabn am
Helfen boriiberfiibrte.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-03
Ginbradc clues glcutraIen.
Was cin antcritaniihcr gtrst lit ecrbtcn
crlcbfe.

rrlcbte.
Gin ofleritanifder Mrst, ser ii6
ipdbrenb Der Sffupatipn @erbicns
our9 Hie 9eiterreiGer lanaere s3eit
oaielbit auf9ielt, fdiloert feline Gin
bride, lpie folst:
8pr Dem @intreffen Der synbaiionss
arlpee pgppbeseits, pie ensliI6en lilo
fdpttifdn 5rauen ser ensli19en
&otesa reu5=M tilion allerbanb grabli=
DE Dtnse, lpelde iib eretsllel, mir
Den, iobolO oie1 Sefterreider faiil1lsn.
Sn Mirflidteit ma9ten bie1e iiG
oaran, in sei9dftsmaBiser @eife Die
5tabt in Sronung gu brinsen. Sit
iiberipa9ten bic. MabrunesSuIubr,.
reinigten Die @traben ul1o @ortenars
ldgeu unb ~Beiorgten Die Sanieruns.
sic 6erieten ii9 nit ben Msrsten uno
Wtdrterinren oes Moten &relses ill1S
perfiigteu mande Menoerunsen ufp.,
aber. lieBen %auuneiit bieielben Mer5te
unO Mdrterinnen IN ibrer bisDerisen
0e~rlpenouns. Sd ipar balelbit einen
Mordt ndbrenb Der 81 terrei9ii@en
9ftapation. bDrte aber ni6t ein
MDrf Der &lage pber ettpas iiber
ihle4ts Bebanblung. Sinsesen b0tte
Id p yemerfunsen iiber Die rid
fi9tspDlle Dirt, nit pelder ieberm:nn
BON zen Diterrei@ifden 8ebDros9 ne
bandeH lpurbe. Mm ID. 9ea,rbe.
perlieBiG 8rnaGtaz Banpa, UNI Md,
Mtnerita suriidsureiien. M1eine Reii2
erfolgte nit Mufent1alt in &ruie=
ipas, Stala4, Saga9tna. @emenbrta,
8elgrds, @emlin, 8uoapeF unb
Mien. Sn jeber bieler @taote ullo
ben meiiten 3ptfdenftatipnen. trdi
i'd nngarn, Seiterreider unb Deut=
Ge, nit lpel9en i9. fprad, uno BON
bsnen .i9 in Ser ACKNOWLEDGMENT
Meife bebanoelt irllrDe. Man@e ppn
ibnen leiteten mir iebr pertpplc
9ienfe. SSn Senlin begleitetc mid
Elm oeutider 5Dioat Die meilte 3eit
Der bort perbra9ten 5pet Suse, um
mir gu helfen, meinen perirsteli Npfs
fer gu e%rlan9en. @r pollte tsil "eih
nebmen unb tat mir bteien 9ienl,
unentgeltli9. ais pdre CT elm S .euEO
BON mir s. SIS lit tpabr, bab i'd SER
f9ieoene Male @erii9te iiber Greuet=
taten bDrte, aber INNER aus Der ,snis
fernung, uno ME babe id MuaerSeu.
gen oerielben eeieben. 9erort:ye See
rii9te lDerbm tn alien &dn0ern tgez
braudt, pte i9 CLAUDE abcr bis
iebt babe th nod tetnes beitdtigt &C.
ieben 3. Set ptelen Sabren BIT, idt
in geienidaftli9er 8e3ielung gu
9eutl@ : Mmerifmaer!1. Sn Gairnpo;
ffud1 idj il perl6nlid)e SarIG-naa nit
Dem beutIdeu @plbaten. Su ~i:l.iel
nit Inn aitiammen I'm elmer Nnsade.
i9 aB nit ibm Ut elmer Gantire INC
tolerate nit Inn in llmlssigellatioNen
linO @ifenbabn5iigen. unb Babe liiGltt
in i'm Seiinen blutOiri tigen aoml:5a-
len geieben. 9ingeym 1a9 If. bcb
er aus feiner SaT9e Die photographic
1einer 8rau un6 1etnss ssiaoes ndh1n
uito lie nit @tola 3e1ate. gofei aeine
Srdre in ieinen Mussnlpintelu err
1hien. Sd iiberlaIe eS Sbnen 81
entf9eioen, ob oie1er damn eth.
99ldater BON 5rauea lnto Rsilbern
peroen tann. Gum g9luHe, sutes
9olf, fet porii6tis, in Sem mas on
slaubit nno nod mebr in Dem, ioas
bu ipridit."