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Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1916-03-31
FOR SALE

The famous Myer Corner lot on
the square in Carthage. Big fire
destroyed this and other build
ingS February tenth and left only
two dry goods stores in county
seat of county with sixth richest
soil in the State. Will sell lot
reasonable and furnish money at
six per cent to build first class
store and give good time to re-
pay. Carthage merchants get
good profits. Three fair sized
fortunes have been made in this
building, which held the leading
store in this section for
over one hundred years.
Carthage enjoys lower rail
rates than any rail compet-
itor, because on both Tennessee
Central and Cumberland river
and they compete for traffic.
Rail rate from Nashville to Car
thage; Nails--8 cents, competing
towns, rail rates 26 cents; Stoves
10 cents, competing towns, rail
rate % cents. To one | can trust
4 great opportunity will be offer
ed. None save honest, level
headed hustlers need apply.
W. E. MYER,
Carthage, Tenn.
Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1916-03-31
The MOST POPULAR
FOWL IN TENNESSEE

(By Leo j, Brosemer. Division OF Ex.
tension, University OF Tennessee
Shortly after our Civil War, two
poultrymen in Connecticut Zone a fan.
cier, the other farmer) engaged in a
Joint effort to produce a business type
OF fowl that would meet the favor OF
American farmer. Result: The
Barred Plymouth Rock.
They are classified under the gen.
eral-purpose breeds. They have been
developed and bred for two purposes,
Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1916-03-31
HARDENED CABBA6E
PLANTS SET EARLY
lPy {, 4 Keiler, Division of Exten
sion. University OF Tennessee.)

kpy " =. htHeTt DIVlSlu4 OF EXten
sion. University OF Tennessee)
Well hardened cabbage plants cal
be set in the open ground in February
The plants should be purchased from
the South Atlantic Coast region
where they are grown in the open air ;
or they should have been started in
frames in November, transplanted in
frames in DecembeS. and by free air
ing made as hardyM possible. Prop
erly grown early cabbage will stand
several degrees of frost when set in
the garden. Many gardeners set their
earliest cabbage on the north side OF
q ridge so as to protect the plants
from the early morning sun during
frosty weather.
Cabbage demands the richest soil, q
constant moisture supply, and perfect
drainage. As it is an early vegetable,
high tillage is necessary to let in air
and thus warm the soil, Plaats set in
February should be we'll established by
the middle of March, A teaspoon OF
nitrate of soda, applied In narrow
circle around each plant when growth
begins, will greatly stimulate the
growth. For best results make two or
three applications at intervals of three
weeks But, for the home garden very
good results are assured by the use of
plenty of manure with frequent hoeing
and shallow cultivation. The best early
variety is Charleston Wakefield. An
exceptionally good second early va.
Fiety is Henderson's Early Summer.
Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1916-03-31
ONE DOLLAR A YEAR
than any other one thing.
TURNING THE COVER CROP
(By J. C. McAmIs, Division OF Exten.
sion. University of Tennessee.)

sion, University of Tennessee.)
Do not allow the winter crop to bs
come too far advanced in growth be
fore turning II under. The tendency
has been in that direction in the past
in hope OF getting the largest pos.
sible amount Of vegetable matter into
the soil.
The soil may not receive as much
matter by turning a little earlier, but
that which ii does receive will be In
such condition that It will decay and
take effect Immediately, because all
plants must decay before they are Of
much use to the SOIL
II crops are too big and woody be.
fore they are turned, they not only
do not produce beneficial effect as
quickly as is often expected, but they
may even be injurious to the following
crops, especially in dry seasons on
thin shallow land.
In their growth they have taken up
q great deal of the soils available
plant food. 1t Is given up to the next
crop only after decaying, which takes
place very slowly In more matursd
plants.
Besides. II they are turned under In
mass, they remain between the top
soil and subsoil and prevent the rise
OF water from below. Water comes up
In dry seasons and goes into the soil
In wet ones.
To insure the highest returns from
the winter cover crop II must be cut
up with sharp disc previous to break.
ing, and 1t must be turned before there
is much woody material In 1t.
Ordinarily. when a summer crop 10
to follow. II is best to turn the grain
crops just before they head out. and
crimson clover when 1t has begun to
bloom well.
Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1916-03-31

namely: the production OF both meat
and eggs. Birds of this type are most
generally kept on American farms.
Fowls of this class are good layers,
good weighers, and good payers. They
hold medium place in nearly all re-
spects between the egg and meat type.
in some degrees combining the good
qualities OF both. They are quiet in
disposition, mature quickly. are good
sitters, and good foragers.
With proper feeding. housing, and
attention, they have proven their
merits and intense value to their
breeders.
Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1916-03-31
DR.. A. D. Byrne.
DENTIST
GAINESBORO
Have Your Dental Work
DONE NOW
NONRESIDENT NOTICE
j. H. Orr Co.,
H. P. Spivey
Before ]. M. Chaffin Justice of
the Peace for Jackson County.

the feace Tor Jackson County.
In this cause it appearing by an aft.
davit that the defendant, H. P. Spivey,
IS justly indebted to the plaintiff, and
Is a non. resident of the State, and an
original attachment having been levied
by garnishment on the Bank, of Gainen-
boro, and said attachment having been
returned before me, and it appearing
that notice had been served on said
Bank of Gainesboro to appear before
me on the 9th day of March, 1916 to
to answer said Garnishment, end said
Bank of Gainesboro having failed and
refused to appear and answer said
Garnishment, a conditional judgement
Wa Uttered againt said Bank of Gain
esl"ro in favor of the plaintiff j. H.
Orr Co., for twenty-five dollars and
foriy eight cents 1922. 48) with interest
and Ill cost. 1t is therefore ordered
tn, publication be made in the Jack
sou Gounty Sentinel newspaper pub
lisl4.j in the town of Gainesboro, Tenn.
ess for four consecutive weeks com.
ma, ling the said H. P. Spivey to ap-
pea" before me at my Office in the town
Gsinesboro, Tenn, on Moneay the lst
day of May, 1916, and make defense to
said suit, or it will be proceeded with
exrarte.
This March q, 1916.
j. M. Chaffin, ]. P.
3 81, a-7,l4,2l, 5l2 in pf. lid
Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1916-03-31
NON RESIDENT NOTICE
Marion Hendley by Etc. ct al
William Gentry, ct al
In Chancery Court at Gaines
boro, Tenn.


Il appearing from the bill file in this
cause, which is sworn to, that the de.
PENDANTS. Katie Bell Hendley and
Monroe Hendley are nonresidents of the
State of Tennessee, and cannot be SER
we'd with the ordinary process of law.
X is ordered that said defendants en-
ter their appearance herein, before the
Clerk and Master, at his office in the
courthouse in Gainesboro, Tenn, on or
before the third Monday in April Q9l6)
next, and plead, answer, of demur to
Complainant's bill, or the same will be
taken for for confessed as to them, and
set for hearing ex parte: and that
copy of this order be published for four
consecutive weeks in the Jackson Coun-
~ sentinel, newspaper published in
Gaihesboro, Tern.
This 18th day of March, 1916.
w. F. Sadler, Clerk & Master
II s. Barnes Solicitor for Complain
ats.
l7,24,31;4 7-4l.2 in. P.F..9d
Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1916-03-31
A PRACTICAL BROOD COOP FOR
THE MoTHER.HEN AND HER
CHICKS.

(By Leo j. Brosemer, Division OF Ex.
tension, University of Tennessee
Rearing chickens by natural means
can be greatly simplifed by having
convenient, safe, and easily cleaned
brood coops. A practical coop should
be so built that the chickens can be
closed in at night and still have suffi
cient ventilation. 1t should be large
enough TO shelter the chickens during
cold, wet weather. In this space we
present design which is convenient,
safe and easily cleaned.
Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1916-03-31
LIME AND CLOVER

(By j. C. McAmis, Division of Exten.
sion, University OF Tennessee.)
Almost everybody believes that
clover needs lime. Many farmers 3 >
trying to get the combination. =
mistake has often been IA that -
Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1916-03-31

The coop is built without floor,
but Il rests on a wooden floor three
feet wide and four feet long. The
coop can. therefore, be lifted off the
floor and the latter easily cleaned. The
roof is hinged at the front. and by rails.
ing this you can see how the chicks
are doing. and clean and lime ws-5
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-14

0c6cn cas- nie0rige 9liDeau BON @noe
SSnH. Gie 9lobulneSurittelpreiie iinO
wc9cn Scr ineiiliiigen Grntelage
ibarf IN in Sic S6be geqangcn, eben-
10 &oblc im0 &ofs. 8aaegen iinO
Ecytiluaareh Wletoae, Dele, 8al-
0}aterialien G6eulifnlieu un0 Gro
glen I'M 4reiie 5uriideesaugen.
Iie 9lusiil6r an g9ei3en luio @ei-
5cume6l belief iio6 nod @raoItreet'S
in Der 8eridtspocbc AMI 6,O9S,O39
@ld6els gegen 7,S35,625 8uIbeIs in
Der poroiIfgegongenen @obe unO A.
523,5t1 9uibels in Ser entipre6ep-
ben @Ode Oes oorigpu Sobres. 1ie
Maiollsfubr betrlg t,57S,7S2 @u.
i6els gegen L320,776 9uIbels porige
@o6e lu6 270,S50 Dor einem Sabre.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-14

gisber iebte idb ibrem @erlanqen eutihie0e-
nen gSioeritono entgegen allein no6 Den
@reiguiiien oieier gtac6t mltBte id MIDI ID.
rem gSillen fiigen n9lnitott bier ou blei-
ben, no td fir mid itno meine llmeeblng
nur cine 2nIt bin" iprad iie, ulaB mid
oortbin 0iebei1 mo idb often i'm Sogeslidbte
paloeln iulo ienen belfcn oarf Die glei6
mir Dem cntieBli6iten oqer 2eioen bcrfal-
len iinol" glls ib enolih nadqab, beltono
Die whltter auf lnlerer iofortigcn 9Ibreile.
GS mar @efabr I'M @eralge, uno Ole 9[nqit,
an bic Scffentlicbfcit ge5ogen 5i tperocr,
iIberipog bel ibr ie0eS onoerc @eocnfen.
gieleidt biit on I'M ltonoe, mein @ieblinq,
uniere Gmpiinoungen 3u berItebcn eh
fiibrte ineine Whtttcr noh Weolofoi in6
nabm bort fir intmer glbi6ieo BON ibr. 60
groliiam eS flingt IT. eS ipar 0as bette, iunS
mir fiir einanoer TIM fonntenl Sicr in
England laitete ein orouenpoles @ci6id
nit eroriidenoerS6were nilf nieiner ortpen
W}utter; nogc iie bort IN born6er3iQer
Bfle9e ibrer &eioensgenoien Dos eigcne
llngliif Dergeiienl"
Sdpeigen0 0in9en iic cine @eile init,
chamber onr6 ben @olo Elorencc Der.
niodte ibr 8erlaneen nidt Idneer 3u 5ii.
aeIu u0pclt" fraote iie, bot oeine W3ut-
ter iuirfItd in iener perbdngnisOoIlen 9todJt
meinen @ntcr aeieben2"
USn, iie iob TIM
limb - iuubtc iIe
eSn, GIorence, IIc puBte aIles, tpG6reuo
tdl erIt an ienen Morgen, nlS bctn Better
@rnolb mid beIudte, erfiibr, bob metne
Wlinter olc IN Der g}odt bcsWloroes gceen
meinen @fQrn ben @orteu berlaIIcu batte.
Slitf melue gSrage, Oh iic Serrn Derpent
bc0eanet let lciignete lie es itano6aft. Oh
nluBt tyr bas peroeiDen, nleIn teueres
9lao@enl"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-14

tidD 3llr &rdnfcn na6 Dem erlten Gtud biii-
olif begab ltn0 abnmgSlos Die 9bmelle ib-
reg 3immers iiberidritt. SSrall @aIporev
entierntc lidL ais iie lins fommen iab;
mene Whltter iaB auireht i'm Qebnih4ble
Sic mar bon icber eiaeptiinllih in ibrem
@efen Sobolo ibr g(id olf 8iret fieI,
iircctte iie 0ie Soro gegen ibn ans. Gu
biit Der Wlannl" rief iic bm Orobcn0 ou."
Gntiebt itono Slprence lti1 - ouait-
erfilllt ibollte iie IN bobIter Spamgung Az
Spen ct1por ,Doftor Biret r It6bnte lie.
Der, mein better 3rellnolD
oS1 firbtete,~ flrbr Omen IN icncnt o.,
ricDte fort, aoie .pl0slicbr @riAiltterana
ipuroe Doftor &iret Dos 2rben fpiten; Der
Gopf i0nf ibW olf oie 9ruit, feine @lliee
bebten SSn ibrer eriten Grreoung iIber.
p0ltlgt ourd oen Ginorud, ibm BON SIN.
gclid)t 81 gIngciic6t geeeniiber 5il licben, or.
6oblte meme Wlutter in abacbrnd0enelt
G0bcn 0ns GrlebniS Der perb1nQniSboIleR
g}nft 0us iie biSbrr mlh Dor mir aebeim
gebaltcu botte Sic fob oeincu Better ni6t
friiber, ais bis iie olrf ibrem cin'0mcp 5pa.
Sicrgongc Den @irdbof crrsidic sfr Csc.
iid)t ut Id5ipah un0 lie iuar tei IN Q3e0Qn.
fen gllH Dem Seinipeg bcgriiicn, luplte
iie locben 5ltn 5neitcnmolc an Der Stirrbbof.
tiir poribergcbeu, nlS cil Sdrci iie er-
icbrcdtc On peibt, neiu 2icbling, in meI-
dcr obNeleAcncl Gdc oos @rob 0einer gf.
tern it, Wleinc 9futter frat etipas naf
linfS; rp6brcu0 iie rcgllHaslos an her
Waucr lcbnte, brad ser W3ono birter 0ch
gSolfcn beroor Sie mtcridieo troa Der
Dllnfelbeit 8pei @citalten BON oeri6ieoener
@roBe ~ Die &ono oeS fleineren Mannes
belt Doftor Sirets aeble imipqDnt; on CT
bob 0ieier Den red)ten 9lrm imo oein 8oter
iiel bon einenl iplld)ti0en Sdblage getroffen,
lautIos at @ooeAh" lSaIub filatl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-14

lorene Clio, iebt Iiebe iH sic nod melt
mebr Inn Sbrer ielblt ipilen Qeben Sie
tDobl, teuereS aiuo, Soft iegne Siel"
Or beugte iidD Dor, nm ibre Stirn oli Till.
fen, tat einen Ghritt mad Der Tiir bin, un0
ale er nonualS 5urifblidte, rollten 5wei
arobe Trdnen iiber feline eingefalenen
@ongeu.
Tieie @iniomfeit laltete aif Dem ltiuen
SouIe Stauneno bemerfte Slorence, mel
den beoeutenoen Blab Goftor @iret in it,
rem 2eben eingenoDunen bate Eiger idloB
fib in 0oppeIter 9(nbdnGIi1feit an Die 8ii-
riidgebliebenc uno tells 5u ibrer eigenen
8eritrentuq, tells oem prG6tieen Giere 5u-
liebe, perlieb Sloreuce on Gage nod 4of-
tor 8iretS glbreiie oas pouS, Inn in Der
friifeu, froltigen W2orgenluft einen Gang
burh ben Hooffieloer Sort 5u maiden
Sein Ort ouf groen teioB fir Florence
groberen 9fei5 als Der Wolo BON 9fooffielo.
lleberaIl begleitete iie bort Die Grinnerltng
an pergonpenc Toge Die Oft mar lie bier
init ibreln Batter geipelen, ifto eittmol aud
3u oenfmiiroiger GtlHoe nit DiUen 5oirs
forO g9obin ibre @eoaufen iid MIR
ipnnoten, begegnete iie mcbmiitigen9iloern,
ilno uie eerinees Slid idien ibr Die BIZ.
fimft su berbeiBenl @hidlif, in eetpiIiem
Gimme, batte iie iib nur tpdbreno Der les.
ten D1onate BEL Doftor @iret eefiibIt, bod,
icIIte ons Toiein tptrfliHen @ert fiir iie Be.
iiBen, 10 rtuBte es etlt 2eben an Gpens
@eite iein.
GbpobL tie ieinen Women tlieino[B er.
ipdbnte, founte Glorence fltb bod niHt iiber
ibre Gntpfinounacn tGui6en. WaiIBte iIe
aud emit tins @rnb linfen, obne TN ie.
mails ipiebergeieben, obne non ibm ieuidIs
aebcrt 81 bobeB er blIeb trptoem ibr
SOeoI ibr Selo, ibr @eIIcbteff
SiAneno lpaAosltsrfte baDIh ble>Scnue
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-14

u8eDiB, bon @cr5en gernl~ crpiOcrtc
sSlprence eifrig, bod bite, ioge mir alea,
LAB mid en0Iih bic Wobrbeit ipilicn iN
finoe ionit feine 9lube"
nDu loait alles crfobren," Iprah Speu
ernit. oGs ipir0 Dir cine 0raliiome Gnt-
tGlifuna bereiten. 0ob mar cS 8iretS
eigener @uuih oo3 on eS ans meinem
Wtmoe boren ioQteIt.~
vgSie, goftor Yiret mar nit i'm @ebeim-
niie2" rief 5lorence in fieberbaiter
Gpannltng.
ugIaerOiugs, girct puBte aaes, bonn
9lnbegim an."
DwenS Stinlulc flnng 10 ieEiom gepreBt,
Dob SSlorenec unpiafiirIib ibren 9lrm
letter IN ben icincn ibme9te
,,gSeiB 0oftor Yiret bon 0ener 0liid-
febr2 itannelte le.
oSopobl liebes Ser5l gr mus mencn
Srief Dienstag friib erbolten bnben 0enn
id lrbricb Wfoptog, imnittelbar noH mel.
ncr glnflnft IN 2onoon SD frngte an,
morn id) nod 9fooffielo fonnnen ioatc, mo-
ralf giret mir ocn bentigcn Tao beltinnmtr.
9lls id) btd) ilid)t 3u &oliie trof pcrntlttete
id DID I'M g9alOe lu0 fol0te Dir bierber"
Slorcncens Scr8 pohte Ftiirmidb. guo-
lid ioate Die 9inoe bon ibren g(uaen ac.
uonluen perOen gSos iuiiroe lie erfa6ren9
@er botte ibren gater crnoroct, uer ocn
Qeidnam Der Wtiitter oeralbt? - DoB
Goftor @iret 9iooffieIo i'm gluocn6lide BON
9tpenS 0iiidfebr perlaiien bate, par ibr
b0lltg ltnbegreiilidJ.
yboloe mir 3lriid gu iencr g2a6t,~ Be-
golnt Omen, uit Der i'd 0oftor 8iret nod
Der n@nloouSiift~ boIte, begleite uns inn
@eiite Die Gorfitrobe entIang, iteac Dir Dor,
ipfe unier Srelino teiIuobmboa ser W9it-
teiImg iiber ben 8uitauO mciuer Dhttcr
lasliAte, ipie er nit mir oas Salls betrot.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-14
0cntIdles gSuIfsfeit.

3ie Solfsfelte Daben iidj iebt 70
eingebiirgert, oaB ale Sergniigun-
gen. 0ie in &ereins- lno airAentrei-
fen obgebalten meroen i9lanfmeg
Golfsfeit gennnnt mer0en Dieiem
8ug Der 3cit gerbnung trogeno, bat
ii1 &aitor Stergcr bon Der Drei-
einigfeitS-airde enticblolielL gum @e.
itcn ieiaer @emcinoc am II. glugilit
i'm Gonnitottcr @orf Elm u0euti6eS
&olfesfcIt" n65ubolten. DoS Gomite
uno gGoitor Sterger moren iebr rib
rig uno ba6en cine @rogromn 81.
ionuen geiteat, oos nae Gbeilneb-
mcr bod befrieoigen pir6. Gs ioa
elm e1tes oellti1es Golfsfeit lperoen,
mo ii1 Se0ermonn no1 Ser5enslult
allf 0cittic6e 9lrt lln0 bel 0ellti1er @e.
uiitbliAteit oniiiiren mir0. Der
groBe Yarf un0 oae ieine 9lttraftio-
nen mic &egel6obn, S9ieBltan0,
Eon5bolle unO onoere 8elultiglngs-
Objefte, iteben ben Sbeilnebmern 5llr
|crfiI9ung, lno bat Der @ettermanu
audi i9ones SSetter iomeit in 9[us.
iic9t gcitelt. @eianooereine iin0 8lt'
geget Inn 0as 6eit ourA frii1en
fr0bli6en @eiang peri6onern 5l BEL
fen. Sir eine quite aiid6c uno @r-
frii6ungen aIler 9(rt lit glei6foas
in binreiHen0er @eiie Sorge getrn.
gen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-14

glGn5te iiber ibrem Saitpte, Der goloene
@initer itono In boiler 9liite uno &iger
iprang mttipillig I'M iia Der. Sbre @e.
0onfen ober idmeifteu 5ltriid ou oem Gage,
ipo iie, fait aeuoi Dor einen Sabre, Omen
bier beaegnet mar. Sie erinnerte iidb Seut.
lid, oaB Elm @erduid bi1ter ibr oamals
feline @egeniport Oerraten botte uno iie, iid)
itmi6olienO, i'm mr. tpeniee @dritte ellt-
fernt I'M Sbntten Der @1ltme iteben lab.
llnpiafiirli6 ipanote Florence aub jebt
ben &opf, uno - ba8 &era orobte ibr plot.
lib ittle 5u iteben, 6enn iiber oos Seioe-
froit fam Omen riiitig 0abergeIbritten,
Den iie tauleno WleiIen entiernt oegldubt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-14
piuOeu6ura.MlarIdl.

Sr. W1or @ohmonn Elm WlitelieO
Ser Wlarine-&apele in 9lnnapoliS,
bat einen 8eIomaridall Sinoenburg-
Morib componirt, melden er Dem
beriibmten General gepiOmet bat.
9icier Morib mur0e geleeentIib oes
lotalen SGngerfeites i'm Hiper- @iem.
&arf bon Der italieniitben &apeIle otf
@unid) OeS GonrponiIten gelpieIt,
iinO fanO Oerielbe einen groBen gln
flang, 10 OaB Der Wiarih oocopo ge-
ipieIt merOen nuBte. 0os &rio ilt
beIon0ers irbneioig, pubtig un0 me-
loOios. Sr. 9odmann bat 9lncrfen-
nltngen BON Den eritcn Whtiit -9lutori.
tGten glmerifo's erbnltcn, llno iDiro
Der Nlarid BON alien 4apelIen oes
2on0eS geipielt. Ser OiorIb lit oith
fir &lobier gei6rieben ino fonn BON
Dem Gomponiiten be8ogen meroen.
Der Gin6ano lit iebr elegaut.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-14
SoanOcls .llc6eriidJs.

Der aclu06nIibc @ci@ditS9ana Ourd
bic ltniitber6eit in Der Strife
Sitltation nit6t beeinfluBt.
anopp6cit bon Gertilmaareu be-
fiir6tet. Gic @ctreioc-Grnte
bat Orrb Die @ittcrimg itorf oe-
litten.
ggeoer sic idle9teu @ei3eu6eridte
nod Bic llngepiB6eit ii6er Die Strife.
Sitllation bel oen 8a6nen baben es
permo9t, Sen ungem06nli1 guteu
@ang Der @eid6ite 5u benmen Die
91usiidten fir Sen Ser6it iino iebr
crinut6igeno, sic geringere @etreioe-
Grute brinqt ouoererieits b06cre
9Sreiic, 0ie glusfitbr elmer 9[n5a6l bon
9SrO0uften iIt euprnt rn6 0ie berr-
idenoe &ouffroft ldBt oie @liBernte,
oie ionIt oieQeidt nnbeiloolle 5oIgen
ge6obt 6Gtte, nit @Iei6mut6 betrad-
ten. SSm @eIten ninmt Oie @e-
ihditspelt oneroings tbeilmeiie cine
obmortenoe Salhmg ein. 9l6cr i'm
g(aaemeinen iino Die lShnittmaaren-,
&leioer. lul6 Sdubmaaren.9ronhen
in Der 9(itsoe6ning begriffell, un0 oie
3pii6enbdnoler I'M 9onOe befiir1teu
bercitS &napp6eit bon 3ertiluoaren.
SSin Siioen, mo Ser Sturn 10 groBen
Sda0cn ongerit6tct bat, lit Oos Sc
ibGft langIant Die Snolitric fat in
i6rer I6Gtiofeit nidt na1gclaiien,
oilber no Die obuorlne Site 6as 9lr.l
beitel bcrbot. @elo lit better geiragt,
obne ooB 0ie &oteu geitiesen iin0.
8onf-Gleariros iinO leibter. Der
9a6n.@iiteroerfebr lit itarf, lnO man.
prop6c8cit @aggonnoneel fir Den
Serbit. Ger @erionenperfcbr I'M
Often lit 0urd sic ainoerlG6mlngs.
Guarantdne beeintrGdtigt moroen.
SSas ole Grfllell ullDeIrlI1L 10 mo
&eoeu imo fii6Ieres g8etter i'm @e-
iten 81 ipGt gefommen, I'M fir Den
6riibio6rswei5en nod BON 0luben 81
iein glur Ser @fais bat tbeilpeiic
OnOon @ort6eiI ga6nbt. Die Site,
melGe oas @etrei0e 60rrte, bat nebr
Sdaoen anaeridtet oIs ser 9loIt, inO
in 91oro-0afota unO N2inneiota red-
net man MIR ouf 40 bis so Gro3ent
SSriibiabrsmeiSen. Togegen bat iie
Die Maiserlte gef0roert, ln0 anOere
5elofriibte iteben 5iemlid gut. Die.
9aunpoa- -9eridte lailtcn ipiOeripre.
bcn9, 0eilteu obcr ouf cine 9ciicrlmo
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aesI &erbilp bic 6abrt nod Eortiigal Dcr-
ibcben batte, inn ibr ons 8ergniigeH elmer
Grbolun0sreile ourh GhottlonD al bers
fdaiien; lie ihloB oaber, er beablibtiee oas
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fiibleno, INN ibn nit neuaieri9en 5ragen 81
beitiIrnen ,g8onu tperoen Gle obreiien2"
Ok oad5tc eineg8eile nod alS gdlte eS ben
8eitpuRft ieiucr MeiIe al berednen so.
Gen lpir iibermoraen 1onnerstag" ~
erlpi0crte cr
9gdbreno Der beioen foleenoen Eoae be-
fh1ftiate iih Florence nit Der Weiorgung
ieines @epddes imo iparte feline Wliibe ino
Gotgfolt, Inn ibm 70 piel iie fonnte ibre
pobrbaft t0fterlide glnbanglidfeit 5u be.
lDeilen glm Gage Der 9Ibreiie lebnte er ibre
NeglRitma gum @abnboie ob glls Der @o.
geH boriubr. Der Softer alifgelo0eu tpltr0e,
inb Florence pom Tcnlter 0cs MobnSiur
mcre ben Eetten 8orbereitungen 5uiab, trat
Mirct Dollltdnbig periiitet Elm, ulrl IblhieO
bon ibr 5u ncbnen
,SY0nnen Gle mir nidt iagen, ponn im
Gie nriiderlporteu oorf2" froeteBlorence;
lbr Bid beaegrete Dem ieinen - es fiel ibr
olf. pie miioe mlo angeariffen er olsiob
$50 peiB nidlt iponnl" ertpioerte yiret
tonEoS er faBte ibre Snno in0 0riidte iie
lpieDerboIt niif oaS adrtlidite o2eben sic
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iicaenoer @ttnnne
QlH ber Iiire tpon0te CT lh nodunls
nm Sinh Gle aliidlid geipeien IN mel.
neui Saue2~ fraete er, 5u Florence 5u.
riidfebren0
.SepiB, iebr aliidldl" ontportete Iie,
brtrofien iiber iein ion0erbares @euebmen.
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@eit uno brett mar niemono 81 ieben,
als bic beioen 9iebenoen, Die einauoer elit.
oeeeneiIter. Gin SArei oes GntoiidenS
entflob ben 9tppen oes W}Go1enS ~ iie
ftredte beioe $dnoe nod Omen ots. @r
ergriff 1ie nit itiirnil6er @eberoe, 5og Oas
IiebIi6e @eien eng an iid) un0 fiibte iie bon
Snbriinit 90 feterteu iie tportlos innlit-
ten oes beilieen 6rieoens Der geatur ibre
@erlobung.
0ufammen idbritten ie tpeiter iinO talid.
ten ibre begIiidenoen Grnpfinouneen aus
Gloreuce waste nibt nod Gairforbs wut-
ter 6it fragen, 10 iebr es fIe hrdnote, bte llr-
fade Der f[udtarttneu 0tetie Su erfnbren.
9cf Omen IteB iic nibt Iouge In llnge.
iplBbeit.
o9eiemano bon uns IdbIoB In iener ilr-
ber9ebliben Sonntngnalbt bic Q[ugen." err
SHblte CT, oQlIs Btret al metner Wliitter
fam, batte iie fib lhon betunbe ipieoer ere
bolt. Gobnlb Der Qpftor ms perloiien
bate. brndte lle eInen MluI6 8ur Sprode.
ber IDr Ieit @onaten auf beIu Seraeu lag,