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The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1916-11-14
PATRIOTIC.

man that will go to the trouble
and expense of making an exhibit at
the County Fair, knowing that he can
not get enough direct financial re-
turn to reimburse him, is patriotic
to large extent. OF course he will
receive, considerable indirect benefit
but in making the exhibit, demon
strate the fact that he is patriotic
and wants to let the people Of the
county know what he is doing so as
to encourage them to get out Of the
old ruts and improve their condition.
Take the matter of raising cattle
mules, horses and hogs. Our people
have been in a habit, for several gem
erations, OF depending on the West
for these things, and that is one rea-
son why we are as poor as we are.
AS long as we raise all cotton and
buy all food stun and work animals
in the West, we will be poor. but If
our people can be encouraged to
raise their own needs and then all
the cotton they can II will be only n
rev years until the people of the
South will be the bankers OF the
world. But in order to get them 10
do this it will be necessary for those
that have made success Of raising
these things to demonstrate it to
Others and by exhibiting your cattle,
stock. etc, you will be a benefit to
generations yet unborn" There are
ia number of people in this country
raising fine beef cattle, hogs, mules
and horses which we hope to see
have a full exhibit here There are
some people that have number of
home raised mules and we would
like to see them all on exhibit. It
will not cost you much, and we hopc
to see you show that much patriot
ism. Won't you do it?-Abbeville
Medium.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1916-11-14
LOSS FOR STATEWIDE.
Prohibition Beaten i'm Missouri Flee
tiOn Yesterday.

st. Louis, Nov. IU.-Statewide pro-
hibition was defeated in Missouri by
an overwhelming vote. Returns from
more than half the voting precincts
gave a majority Of more than 124,-
600 against the amendment. The
majority against prohibition in ST.
Louis was $4,000. The majority
for prohibition in the 1853 precincts
outside of st. Louis reporting was
about $500.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1916-11-14

comes parish-worse than q Rob-
inson Crusoe, for he is among his
kind but not of them. What loneli-
ness could be more terrible? ..
II, then, you are thus dependent
on your neighbors and friends. do
you not owe them an eqw.l al
legiance? Are they to consult your
interests while you ignore theirs?
This were ingratitude OF the basest
sort.
Just suppose, you patronize all the
mail order house. that for period
of twelve months every citizen Of
your county followed your example
and did all of his trading away from
home? What condition would your
county be in? Would there be a
solvent merchant in it? Not one.
What of your schools, your churches,
and all the civilizing institutions of
our land? They might still surviye
IL you bare all the expense-not
otherwise.
Think seriously of these things,
you patron Of the mail order house.
Realize that If you have the right to
deprive your community of your
money, all your neighbors have
equal right-then imagine the con.
sequences.
Don't be an migrate! II you have
a dollar to spend, spend it at home.
Thus it stays and works in the only
spot on Gods earth in which you are
interested. Send it away and it is
gone forever.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1916-11-14
WHAT DO YOU OWE TO YOUR
COMMUNITY?

Friend. stop and think what you
owe to your community. But first
stop and think what your community
has done for you.
How many men in your communi-
ty have accumulated what they have
outside of that community? Very
few, you will admit.
Now, how was it possible for you
to accumulate property? Was it.
pun ely by your own eXertions, or did
not business conditions contribute
largely to the result? If you are a
dred miles from civilization, what
would it profit you? How much
wealth could you amass?
No, friend, your holdings are not
solely the result of your own energy.
The entire population of your COM
munity has contributed to your up
building.
What though you are the most
capable lawyer or doctor, if you are
located in a sparsely settled country
where there is little demand for your
services, what does your capability
profit you?
What of the expert builder if there
are no houses to build? What of the
engineers, If the nearest approach to
a locomotive were the old ox-wagon
of our grandfathers?
So you see that wealth is very
largely matter Of environment
Without a populous community all
men are at disadvantage in it's ac-
'cumulation, and as the community
grows in population the opportunities
for accumulating wealth increase.
This by way of reminding you that
however "self-made" you may boast
yourself, you are in reality com
munity-made, and you owe a debt
to your community. And the size of
that debt is in exact proportion to
the amount of your holdings in the
community.
Now IL you owe this debt-and We
do not think you will dispute it
isn't it up to you to discharge it
when called upon to do so?
How many times has your COM
munity called upon you in vain when
plans for its betterment were being
made? A road was to build for
which funds were not available. Did
you contribute? A school house was
tc be repaired and the grounds beau
tilted. How much did you help?
Your church was old and out OF date.
and the membership wanted to re-
build. Did you chip in?
In short, you are paying your debt
tC the world and to your community
in the only logical way-assisting to
the extent of your ability to make it
better community for your chill
dren and your children's children to
live in?
Now YOU will admit that YOU owe
to your parents debt you can never
Iepay-to them. The only way you
can possibly pay is to pass it on to-
another generation. That is natures
eternal plan.
Just so you can pass on to the
community of the future what the
community OF the past has done for
you.
Will you pay the debt?
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1916-11-14
CARD OF THANKS.

Inasmuch as it Is impossible to
see all personally. / desire to take
this means of expressing to the peo-
pie OF Camden, Kershaw. Heath
Springs and other places, my sincere
appreciation, and that OF my father,
my brothers and my family. for the
sympathy extended to us and the
many kindnesses SHOWN us in our re.
cent deep bereavement in the death
OF my mother, Mrs. Fannie ]. Stalk
ner. B. ID. Staikner.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1916-11-14
HEAVY FINES LEVIED.

Chicago, Nov. 11.-Fines totalling
more than $171,000 were assessed by
Federal Judge Lands today against
Swift Co.. packers, and a number
o: railroads convicted of violating
the interstate commerce act In most
cases the charges were rebating or
In shipping less than carload ship
ments at carload rates.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1916-11-14
Some OF these days, perhaps, n;

Some OF these days, perhaps, ma
tlonal and state candidates will
learn that IL they want to impress
their own particular merits upon the
rural voters they will have to usa
the columns OF the rural press, the
home paper OF the man they seek to
reach. The average city daily does
not exert any great political influence
I'm the rural districts.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1916-11-14
NEW LIVESTOCK
COMPANY CHARTERED

Columbia, Nov. 10.-The Secre-
tary of State today issued a charter
to the H. NJ. Sawyer G. Co. OF Sally,
with capital of $4,000, to do a gen.
eral mercantile and livestock busi-
ness.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1916-11-14
BREAKS All RECORDS.

Mobile, Ala, Nov. 10.-Spot cot
ton in the Mobile market broke all
records today, passing the high
mark of yesterday by points. The
close was 19 cents.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1916-11-14

| hereby certify that the above isl
a correct statement of all taxes for
the fiscal year 1916 for all purposes.
JOSEPH w. KNIGHT,
County Auditor.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1916-11-14

The fellows who lost in the cleo
tion Will at least have the satisfac-
tion OF knowing the dear people will
not be cussing them for their failure
TO make good on their promises.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1916-11-14
TAN STATEMENT.

The following is a complete state
ment OF the taxes for the various
purposes for Lancaster county for the
fiscal year 1916:
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1916-11-14
TUESDAY. NOV. IA, 1916.

Everybody wants the war to end
and nobody knows how to end it,
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1916-11-14

Whether the election suited you
or whether 1t didn't you have the sat
ssfaction Of knowing that you are
only one little toad in big puddle.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1916-11-14

Rockefeller has been squandering
his money again. This time he gave
little girl thirty cents. Watch the
price of oil.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1916-11-14

The privilege of riding in the
presidential yacht would almost
&empt US to accept the Office ourself
Yes, almost.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1916-11-14

Woman may be the weaker sex,
but she can make a fool of the
strongest man by the wink OF an
eve.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1916-11-14

If you feel like cussing us for what
appears in these columns. let 'er rip.
We know then that you read the pa
per.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1916-11-14

The town knocker never troubles
his head over the eight-hour law.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1916-11-14

The fellow who bet on sure
thing" is now industriously endeay-
oring to find something that really
is sure.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1916-11-14

The Lord helps those who are not
always believing to him for help.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1916-11-14

If food continues to advance il
price, heavy weights, like the bear
can hive on their own fat.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1916-11-14

Give the defeated candidate a
friendly greeting. You may want
his vote yourself some day.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1916-11-14

That's right. blame the other fel
low. He's probably doing the sam,
to you
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1916-11-14

The election? An old story by
this time. Give us something new.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1916-11-14

The world owes every man a com
petence, but some are too darned lazy
to collect their bills.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1916-11-14

Perk up and stay perked. Wen
have another presidential election in
four years.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1916-11-14

If the science of aviation con
tinues Wen soon be getting
through route to heaven
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1916-11-14

In primers, spelling books and
almanacs; let It be preached
from the pulpit. proclaimed in
legislative halls. and enforced III
courts Of justice. And in short.
let 1t become the political relig-
ION Of the nation; and let the
old and the young, the rich and
tn poor. the grave and the gay
OF all sexes and tongues AMI
solors and conditions, sacrifice
unceaslnEly upon its affairs"
TUESDAY, NOV. IA, 1916.
Everybody wants the war to end
and nobody knows how to end it.
The Lord helps those who are not
always believing to him for help.
The town knocker never troubles
his head over the eight-hour law.
The election? An old story by
this time. Give us something new.
That's right. blame the other fel-
low. He's probably doing the same
to you
Perk up and stay perked Wen
have another presidential election in
four years.
u-l,a 10 ~,
tised this week. Read the ads until
you find it.
Now that the election is over the
war can sneak back onto the front
page again.
The Lord loves a cheerful giver
and we love cheerful payer. How's
your subscription?
The woman who really knows how
to manage her husband seldom tells
others how she does it.
If the science of aviation con
al
through route to heaven.
The world owes every man a com
petence, but some are too darned lazy
to collect their bills.
If food continues to advance in
price, heavy weights, like the bear.
can live. on their own fat.
Give the defeated candidate a
friendly greeting. You may want
his vote yourself some day.
Woman may be the weaker sex.
but she can make a fool of the
eye.
If you feel like cussng us for what
appears in these columns. let 'er rip.
We know then that you read the pa
per.
The fellow who bet on a sure
thing" is now industriously endeay-
oring to find something that really
is sure.
Rockefeller has been squandering
his money again. This time he gave
a little girl thirty cents. Watch the
price of oil.
The privilege of riding in the
presidential yacht would almost
sempt US to accept the office ourself
Yes, almost.
Whether the election suited you
or whether 1t didn't you have the sat
ssfaction Of knowing that you are
only one little toad in big puddle.
The fellows who lost in the cleo
tion Will at least have the satisfac-
tion Of knowing the dear people will
not be cussing them for their failure
TO make good on their promises.
Some OF these days, perhaps, na-
tIonal and state candidates will
learn that IL they want to impress
their own particular merits upon the
rural voters they will have to usa
the columns of the rural press. the
home paper OF the man they seek to
reach. The average city daily does
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1916-11-14

Another whale OF a bargain adver-
tised this week Read the ads until
you find it.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1916-11-14

Now that the election is over the
war can sneak back onto the front
page again.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1916-11-14

The woman who really knows how
to manage her husband seldom tells
others how she does it,
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1916-11-14

The Lord loves a cheerful giver
and we love a cheerful payer. How S
your subscription?
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-03-05

Henry" said the travelling mans
wife what d0e this mean found
a receipteG hotel bill IN your pocket
when you came back from your last
trip and among The items IS this one;
Tar. So"
WHY hammered Henry, you
see. had a lot Of the firm money
in my pockets that night. 80 7 had the
landlord put Il bar on ny door a.
prteautlon agsinst buraIarsr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-17

moDreno oieler fur5en 9foit IGBt Die
Waliif ibre @eiicn ert6neu.
Sir Den 9lbeno moren mir nit einer
i0rulIiden GinIaoing 5ur SoA5eits-
feier beoa4t woroen.
0os Sous Oes grdutioanS ipurSe
BON elmer groBen Wleni1enmenge UNI
lagcrt. Gie gon5e StrnRe mar bon
elmer Seite sur onoern nit gldieraen
2onIpen, toitbaren Saskatchewan puO
6abQoien bunten 6obnel geidnliidt,
Die an SHniiren bineen. Dor ocn
Snllie ielbit itono Elm rieiengroBes,
praAtboaes Belt. GuS 2idt Der g(m-
pcln i9inlmerte iuao oIibelae Quf ocn
blmiiorbieen 3eIttiMern, sic nit sen.
idoniten aro6iihen Wtiiteru lln0 Or
uamenten geitidt pnreil NM Derlieb
Dem @an5cn einen ieen6aiten, be5oli-
6ernocn Jlei5. Sir Die @1lte mnren
9Gnfe ouigeitellt, pelde, ie no6 ibrer
SteQuna our &iir, Den Stang anO Oos
Ger6dltniS bum Nirte anoellteten.
g9ir ais 8rem0e muroen 0urc6 0ie.
les 8elt in Elm Snnengemo@ oeS
0nlics eefii6rt, in iuclAcm Die g9iir.
Oentr1ger, &ai1os, @egs iuio ionltiee
borne6me @Gite oerinmmeIt poren.
Der Q9irt onnft frelutolicb fir llnier
Gri1einen; er lit ibon miIoe, uno
ieine Steabertreter iibcrnebmen bic
@flidten Der llnterboltung. aaiiee
uno 3igarren peroen ecreibt, uno 10
oft iemano eribeint, piro oie 9hli.
loge glei6 pieoer fir allc erneuert.
Sir Die SremOen lit and Gognoc
oor6nnoen, ser notiirlid Den Streng.
eldu6iocn gar nidt crit anoeboteu
lpiro.
9eim @eipra6 1T bon Der graut
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-17


Gin @esenitiid 5u oieIem IGnoli.
den urpii9iigen qlui5uge BOT iib uns
am Spomadmittne Bel Ger 9ladfebr
noA Ssoiro. IS NOR Die Sod5eit elmer
bornebmen FoiAastocbter. Ger
GRANDDAUGHTER jener auoern Seier
lit bier ms 9iei1e uno @runfbaite
i6ertroeen.
0eH 8uge oorouf lhreiien foit.
bar geidirrte &omele, ousocitottet
nit ooloociiidtcn 9eb1noeu lno lli.
iAeloedcn. 0ie Tiere iino gan3 ln0
aor iibcrtiinc6t NIT areiicn in rotten
uno mciBcp 5ar6cn. 9liif 0cn Same
lcit Die non aepubten 2elltcn gefilbrt
mcrocn iiBeu %dufeni6lGqcr uno
pcrnnltolten cine or0bncnoe W2uIif
ouf flipierneu @eiielpaufen. 6loten-
ipicler folgen in GROCER 3nbl. g9olicr.
trdger 6ciprengen ben @ea llno bietea
Der W4cnge einen crqliiden0en Irllnf,
pabreno anoere 2elte iiiBen Syru1t.
oiitguB bcrteilen. Gdli3cr bobcn iidb
ais 6raucn DerfIeioet unO ii6erreicl
nit Sfettenbrbane aeiAmiidt. sic fiib-
rem Den galdian5 ouf im0 ibre gro.
testcn Sepegungen OerurIoAen ibol-
Ienoe Seiterteit SSn unabie6barer
3aDl idIieBen iih 0eocdtc @ogen an
ans oeHeH perihleicrtc, jeooH ncit
gieriae Sarcmsiroucn uno nit bun
tenn 6litterfanO oiisgepu9te Stinocr
gcrnlISlahcu.
Gie grout icIbit Bat i6rcn @lat in
cincm bciouoerS reihen gSogcn pocr
tbroltt aiif wunoerDoa geidirrteul
aamel inter einem bo6en geltidtcn
SaIoa6in. Ger 8ug ocbt ourd Die
SailptitraBen iinO bGlt al oep g9o6.
niIneen Der @erpanotcn oes 4oares;
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-17

orotesfer ,@os" uno Spriiuge bin.
8mueiien. g1ad elmer g9eile madten
id aud 5arte glnipielitngen aiIi
ugodidiiA~ beinerfbar Die idlieBlib
al eineu luutcu, 9elualtigcn Chorus
onihwolcn. Ga fam ms Der @e.
6anfe, in Oic 9luBidde bincin5ugrei.
fen inO gon5c S1t0e boa mitten in
oas fleine Golf 81 pcrfen. Die @ir-
funa mar iiberroiden0: Die Burden
totten nit eincmnal Eon5 iul0 Spicl
un0 Sod5eit bergeiien, itiir3ten iid1
rrploblid 6runtcr unO oriiber imo
baleten iiA lml bic giiliie nit mil0cnl
Soao. 9(lS glei6 oarauf einc n3mcitc,
bermebrte glliilag~ Cri1ien iteatcn
oie 3lotiiten ibre oSdnlmcicn" uHo
Die ,4oufanten" ibrc Steiiel 6eiicitc.
Der @olOo6m flapptc iiber Der graut
5uiammcn; Die gIernllte 0erlor ibr
@leiAecpidt uuo pur6e crit ouf ibr
leiies @inmcrn meoer enIporgcriN'
tct.
Ole oergnhglihe Golfsi5enc bette
inns ons gcrtrnuen Der @ornebmen
eiuacbrodt; man flopite 1ms pobl,
DoQeno auf ole S9ulter lino far9te
uid)t nit ouerfennenoen gorten pie
Outer Wlonu 6saDer Wtann"
Wtittlcrncile mar Der gan3c Gor.
n. tt,I,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-17
lmns raaaauaamaeIannnaenl.

wFnM cr Gbarafter eiucr orobilbeli
N Sod5eit lit gcgcnilber pnern
yEN bcintliden @ebranbcu 10 ob'
peiHeno uno grunopcrid1le'
oen, iDie Die SteQuna, wclhe bic
Grou in 0rient imo i'm glbenoIanoe
einniuinit,
Gin gliidlihcr 8ufaa bat mid m
QIegDpten an einem cin3gen Snge
gum .Eron3eueen@ bel 5pei orobi'
I6en Sod5citcn semadt Gie cine
ipieItc lid III Observation-Disclosures
Eormcn o6, oie alloere entiuidelte iidl
nit alcn gcprGgc, ueldcS boruebnle
@cburt un0 9lcidtnl nit iid bro6-
ten.
Gas ipin3igc T0ricGeu Gurra 1T
bcrii6nt ourb ieine SteiHbrilde. Yon
bort parcn Id)on III Der %5aroonens
seit Die Stcfnc Der 4Droniocn chi.
nommen uno nod 1eutc iino IN oielsli
9riiden oic Strdlllnge 81 aualpol.
Icr gIrbcit pcriirtcilt.
Q8ir marcn in oos DoriHen gefonI-
men, i'm cine Gririiduag ein5uncb'
men, uno traien III ben ciulia Dor
banocncn @offal einen primitiDen
qriediAen 0aunn0en Der bel enat
@roBc BON orei Dletern iu GuooroI
cine llnhlume Der oean9barltcn glr-
tifcl" enibielt. gladb Der StraBc 5u
Iiaa0cn unqebcurc 5dde nit gliIen
0esfereicn fir bic fleine brdrue We.
b6lfcrlinq. nno oui oen &anorcgalcn
lmappetitlidc @ebGlter nit cinge.
modten Clipen. Gie ibmebenoe Ce-
foration bilocten aetroduete, ouf
ztniire 9e5ogeIe 6iiAhen ole nab
elmer gluhpddln19 bon 5pei bis oret
1tunoen in eiuen aenieBbaren u9la-
qreaat3uiidn0~ iibergebeu iolen. g9ir
pla5ierien ms mlf 8pei Der ~binialt
lieen~ gtii9le ino idIt'riten ocn glii-
hen0 beiBcu aoiiee, Den Der tlcirc
Qanfberr freoen8tc.
llnier griheinen lodte oie 9emob.
net por ben @aftal bon no ne IN
sohaciponnter gleusier ie0e 9liuc
tlnb 9emoeinq nerfoIgten. Die Scno'
gatioyen ocS Grtes fnmen in ben ga.
SEN un5 bcgriiBten ms nad urablldcr
Cite. glilm1blidb itaute iid Die flcine
99eIt 0raubcn Inn Nolbfrcle ElOB-
lid o6er Seritob iic in alc @inoc, ais
leiIe, oamn intlcr na9er fonlcno
mno lnutcr, eir icltianeS @eion lmo
@eqnitlde fla peruebmeu IicB. S9ir
fraaien mas es ~ beoeuten babe. es
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-17
geueOis in Der fSiuiteruis.

9Ius Der iIorentinii6en @o9en-
idrift 6aniulln bella 1omenica iiber-
iest Die Jleue 8iiri9er 8eitllng fol.
gen0e SdiIOerlng. User on regneri.
iben ODER nebligen g9interabenoen
aus iroeno einem @runoe Oas SauS
berl1Bt Bt-nlir I'M Die 8eine 81 reden,
gebt niemono mebr am 9lbenO Gus,
Der tpeiB, ooB er nibt menigen I'm
onne6mlidfeiteH uno @efabren aus
gelett iein lpir0. Samobl, Der 8ene-
6ianer lDeiB eS gang gut, uno pbilo.
iopbiidD iinOet er fd 0amit ab; fein
onoeres Bolt Staliens iDiiroe nit lo-
oiel @leihmut Die llnbeQuemlidteit
elmer Gage ouf iid nebmen, Die ieit
Wlonoten anoauert lino nod nibt ben
glnihein bot, alli3ub0ren. Bon 5 lIbr
abenos bis z llbr morgens lit Die
StaOt in pollieer, itrenglter, inper-
Gnoerli6er 0unfelbeit. 8ier5ebn
Stun0en. Gin Sremoer oermoe iidb
Die Iunfelbeit Yeneoigs gar ni1t
por5uiteQen; iie lit 10 etipos eon6 an
oeres ols Ole 0ltnfelbeit zines einia.
men i6maIen WegS in elmer Stllrn-
na1t ODER eines ii1t enocniuollenOen
Sunnels. Die pene5ianiide Gunfel-
beit lit etipus Sdredli6cs ino Bbon.
toitiicbeS augleid; man Icbt IN Der
@efa5r, an elmer Snnte o0er al ben
Sdottcll, Die ms luagebcn, on5ii.
ltoBen; man lebt fortgelebt III Der
ibredli4en glngit, bon elmer griide
5u fouern ODER einen 4lir5elbaum in
ben Ganol 81 iAlngen. Gs ei6t bun.
fele @1nee lino StrdBden Die 10
ibmal iino, ooB Tie einem oifge-
iponnten S1irm nibt eiumol genii.
geno 9founl bicten; in Der 9taht limo
iie iibcrboupt nibt benuBbor; oos
iino Die eir5igen @cqe, oencn Elm be.
ideioene8 farbigcs 2idtden Sugcbil-
ligt ipuroe. Sn oen breiterl StroBen
oogeqen lit ieoe gelcu1hlng pcr6o-
ten, 70 0oB ib oen @oriibcrgcbenoen
nitbt ie5c, Der mir Die Sdulter Itreiit
uno eedlultn9en bin lout 5u iprebcn
ooer 6u pfeifch Inn oenS6attcn Die,
obne eS 3u ipiiier, mid beorobeh
ineine @egelltport befonnt 3il 9eben.
gger ni6t ollein ousgebt, iol ben
Grelno am 9lrm fiibren 6onit nicbt
Der cine bonn anOern our@ Die Wenge
eetrennt weroe; Die Menec gebt lang
lam lno oebeiH1ilispoa, inocm iie Die
g(rmc toTteno in Die ounfeliten Stel-
len binousItredt, in Der g{dbe eineS
annols i6re Seelc Dem @innlel cui-
piicblt, BEL ieocr @riidenihlie ben
SUB 6odlbpebeno bdlt uno iicb onnn
mieoer nit itbleiien0eu SiiBen fort-
bemeqt, io6olo iie bic @riide biliter
iid6 Fat. llno bismeileu nergr0Bert
Iib pl0blicb Elm Sbatten uno eripcdt
oen @inorud, ais ob er iiG iiber IiA
IelbIt erbebcn polte. 9leben itniHitl.
oiaen 8ulommenitoBen foniiAer slrt
aibt es ou6 ernitere llnf1ae; Elm ar.
mer sitter f6Qt uu0 fom liA nidt
ipe0er erbeben, Elm bdltiger 6llBgaii-
ger phunpIt in ben Gonnl, Ser i'm
beimtiidiicb am Gnoe elmer StraBe
o0er cineS EloteS eriportet. Tie 60
iung Ioutet @oriibt, @oriidbt, @or-
li6t! Cos bcne5ionii6e @olf, oos
oie 9fube onbetet, bat Die eiiniti9itc
@elceenbeit oieie geIlu0e EugenO
3ll iibcn 90 uuO bort leitet eiren i'm
Dlnfcl in oen StroBen lmo @nacrien
Elm l6ipades, fldglihes Sidjt. Si ge.
Do5nliAen 3eiten eridiene es l01er.
lid. Seute, iino bcion0crs menn mon
cine 8iertelitunoe in Der 6initernis