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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-29
REVIEWS OF NEWEST BOOKS

sides. The reliable scholarship which
the volume displays ana it's attrac-
ivencss Of style place it Lcyond even
the best of the formal guide books.
and 1t il crowded with illustrations
made from photographs OF many oh
JcctS which the average Traveller would
be likely to overlook and many others
OF which he would be glad TO preserve
more than the memory OF some wha,
hurried examination. ~ Maurcr. for
hi"r books of this same sort, LiLtlr
cue" or Italy, made I'M cx"clicu, rcpu-
tatlon for him ana this last volume
VIII oil n certainty add mLch 10 ID.
"AiohE New England ROndx.- ~ "
{. Prime. Jiarpcrs. New York
THIS is NOT the ilrs, outing book
W'ti which hr. Prime haS delighted
ms army ~ ad,nirrrN. We doubt ir /,
Is IN" best. but. as his former work
was so notably good, il is 10 dcroyu
Ion 'r"" the volume in hand to gay
mat IL * probably no better than
mat ~ Go A-Fishing" There ARC f.,y
Illustrations and they are not striking
uh'ii one notices that they are uuocrly
reminiscent; somehow OF wood cnis. in.
"Id-tiuc wood cuts that every on.
iiNcs an" d"piorc3 ncw 10 lind so r:Me.
~ IN our recent books. The scenes
described lie n.ninly lin the region Of
TIE White ANA Green Mountains ana
br. friinc's treatment hts perfectly to
his theme IN th;,t .j,c r:.tui.ies ,nosi
pi"dshGly along. pausng here and
there 1" watch the boys at their games
or 10 CHAT with tho village varson o.,
WIN the lahorcr in the field.
"'nntnin Gardiner" By Robert Allen
p"dd. Mead Company. New York
About nfty years from now the
'"iNiliZcd' nations keep up Il vast IN
t"rnational police for tho preservation
OF III" pcac" Of the world. The pjo, :
rf III" yellow race 10 diSintc;:raic this
tore" and then To attack the West aud
bring the earth under tho yoke Of IN.
Mongolian furnish the staple OF this
novel which contains deal 81 OK
ccli"nt hnitlc description and a sub
current of two attractive love stories
If III" author had been as careful in
the finishing as he was haDpy In the
"onception OF his work he might have
made really great novel YER,
good example Of tho lack Of finish l.,
in tho scene in which an agent of the
tcrnational police" goes 10 China to
get possession OF the plans etc OF
the yellow league and 10 make ar
engagements by which Prince WI shall
b"tray his cilow-conspirators for the
reward Of tho throne OF conquered
china. Both the Major and WI are
perfectly acquainted with all the cir
"umstauccs and each Of necessity ,
know that the other is 20 acou,in,cd
but tho author has so lost the thread
or MS narrative that he suggests tina,
WI ought TO have exhibited amaze
ment az the Majors" knowledcc
while the necessary ronscnucrte OF tho
story is that. without all this knowl.
edge. the Major" could not possibly
have come to WI at all
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-29
Current Editorial Comment
Tom Reeds which the Rcnubiic,,nn' rsIn by
Tactics cohtrol the next IIous. az r. :"
Recalled },,hrEf s is gives pcriincncv ~

Tom Reeds which the RcpubIico,, ."re,n by
Tactics control the next House Of TO
Recalled IFS ,ia gives pcr;incmcv ~
tory. When that nar, =. 'c'ii ms.
the Presidential election of ISsS carried
m ,ori,y OF the electoral vote but "njE
possession OF Congress. which had hc"r secured
cratic for several years lis mar.i zen Demo
was very slight. however the Republican, " h,H
cratic side. and the late Thomas !: ne r. Demo
was chosen Sneaker and the ot ro, >rc"' who
managers decided that this was mo-, ~ .o - J..
for working purposes The daring srbnm' ieml
then devised Of unseatng enough D" nnwaS
members to give the Republicans t,c ," "c;rliic
they desired. In order carry on, IN; n'a l"ritS
nable plot the adoption OF rules of nro '1n4ml-
WAS postp1ned ior time. number Of trmmn"d
up contests were started and under thn fn
rule OF Cay Reed the Republicans ihran ne IRON
their seats Democrats legally elected h, , IN
people. I'm vain did the Democrats r,,na 'hr
rules OF The House. they could do nobim. !,
the Republicans rode over them rn,,E ana
AFTER the consummatton Of this poiitirai III
lainy. the Republicans turned tarifr ii,i, WI
Mckinley bill Never did crime bring .S S INC me
in the summer of 1880. In November of INV, ihW
year new Congress was chosen. indign mani
and furious over the increased iaxcs n,,ES on;
upon them by the tariff. the An,cri ~ PoSed
pie rose in AL the majesty OF their wrath ana
opening OF the I'ifty-hrst Congress WAS n me
10 eighty weight in the House being rnt
almost exactly in half. The Drmocra tic rcp Tn1
scntaiion at the same time rose to 2:G and
that party also secured control Of the Sen"te liz
Not since it's organization did the C. q y cni
such a contemptbc and ummportant figure AS
Cleveland was elected President ihIadelphin
Record.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-29
"cuhnn Sugar Cane" BY Rober. Vile

RObbS, Merrill 60. indianapolis
This sketch on the sugar industry
largely historical and with consider
able statistical value is the romance OF
the sugar industry with intent 10 dis
play cuba as the sugar bowl OF the
world The author is evidently well
up on his subject, and he has ranged
ip entertaining manner and in fine Sc
pticncc about all the matter which is
german" to his particular branch of
his subject The book contains a num-
Der OF interesting illustrations
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-29

That little boy who was punished for
throwing stones at a little girl by being made
Ia throw 1000 stones wouldn't have minded
II the Judge had made the little girl throw
1000 stones at him. AS long as he kept
still he would have been safe
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-29
Commission Ilcnrs nnte Cn.c

The state Corporation Commission
yesterday heard the argument Of coun-
sci in the case Of tho city OF stanton
against tho Chesapeake and Potomac
Telephone Company, involving rates
and quality of service.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-29

3r!tains course implies. If it docs not assert
4 lack OF confidence in this country's ability
and Willingness TO enforce neutrality within
its borders. in view OF the administ rations
strict dealing with Dumba. Won Papen and
Boy-Ed, the affront is the more offensive.
AS the war goes on. il becomes more and
more apparent that Americans on the whole
sympathizc with the allies in spite OF the
British
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-29
Downtown PROPERTY Sold.

THO lot OF lard at Tic northwcsi
corner of Eighteenth and Franklin
streets and ~ lot fronting 321-2 fec.
on TN" west side Of Eighteenth street
were sold yesterday by John 4. Donotj
to ~ r. Griffith. The confederation was
reported as being 1900
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-29
Diu Russia Fail Roumanion

THERE is much speculation as TO tbe re.
Suns lot mat error Of strategy which
must bear the responsibility for Rouman;,.s
present plight. 1t has been said that Ron
''Ial'!a INVASION OF Pennsylvania leaving its
southern border nearly unguarded was
against the advice OF allied generals l, b.e
been said also that il had an agreement Will,
bulgaria under which neither nation was IN
declare war against the other third ex
PLANTATION is that the advance toward the Hum
sarlan plain was attempted in the eyDeciation
tha' hussia would send sufficient troops into
Dobrud]a TO permit a swift descent on Sofia
Whatever the explanation. il is obyious .
serious mistake was committed T, 1ooc 49,
seem probable the ROumanian STAFF co,ld
nave been sufficiently hard-headed to over
rune the advice of Great Britain. France and
Russia. and Roumanian reliance on - Hul
garian promise would have betrayed a light
headeahess equally remarkable 1t is much
more likely the failure was Russia s and ,his
assumed. new light is thrown on the recent
troubles at Petrograd. which eliminated in
Premier Sturmcr's forced retiremau, from,
Office
Before Sturmcr and the Duma became TN
'"Nt" III disagreement, there were repeated
ana insistcnt rumOrs OF separate peace no.
tween Russia and the central powers
Sturmcr is of German extraction ms his mama
indicates. and representative Of that strong
German Influence which has played so largo
part in Russian politics Suggestions have
not been lacking. even in the debates i'm tbc
Dmma that tho separate peace plan was one
OF his policies. The open amtagonism TO tbc
Premier Of The Ministers Of War and Marine
support this theory.
II S'urmcr mcditatod a separate peace. he
would not have desired 10 increase Russia's
martial activity. II may VOL have boon tb,,
II" blocked the efforts TO re-cnforcc Ron
mania's Black Sea forces or that the disson
sionS III the Cabinet prevented plans from
being carried out IN their entirety. There
is some small evidence now that Russia is
supplying the assistance Roumania so urgent
- requires Tho question is whether this
"sSis'ahce mas not been too long delayed
ABOUT the only thing which now promises
much for Roumania is a miracle-and mos,
people believe the age Of miracles is past.
With Villa running wild somewhere north
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-29
Government CntnIouu.

T.. X. Glover. Na.-It rs impossitl. =, ,
catalogues from any OF the goycrnrno,., sunny
mehis thousands of bulletins arc ,,,,iiH,' -
cath year from the different ,.nnr, 'Sc'i
S bureaus Is; Covering wide rang" Of sui,o ana
; OF these publications are for fren H.,
button and others for sale '''e "tStri-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-29

- ;. o.. Dabncys. Na.-rhe home d,
I carnegie is = East NinctI a"", csS or
Is Torantic ~ fi,, ana thai of John H.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-29
Chandler Unchanged

L N-SENATOR WILLIAM T.. CHANDLER
L. OF New Hampshire. has written an open
letter TO senator Lodge. in which he says
that "a single sincere appeal TO The old Re
rublcans and 10 the soldiers of 1860 who
saved the Union ana freed The Colored men,
accompanied by specific promise that the
fifteenth amendment should be enforced"
would have elected Mr.. Hughes. The value
of this observation lies in consideration of
the manner OF man who makes it, Mr..
Chandler WAS of counsel for Rutherford B.
Hayes and helped TO bring the country to the
verge OF civil war. His moral outlook and
his habit of thought appear 10 be unchanged.
All eggs with this bovcO,t on are likcly
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-29
The tcr,lun Defen.c

~; hehbrldsc. Na.-Cieneral Hivol,
neeh IN charge of the defense &c ,:iN,'ii' mas
'here is no record Of his ag. in his ANN. bu'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-29
20 Month In nomr." Rv Anare Maurel.

Divided into thirty parts. each de-
voted 10 things which the active tour
list might crowd into one dag. thiS
handbook OF VI. Maurel is an excel
lent cui0" book and a @cod deal be-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-29
COiOrs for Bnl,ic.

D. NJ. W.-There is a tradi,io,
rpbons anG d nfs 'tIs adtGntion the ie
ING or a boy baby should be pink, , i',c "rcss-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-29
Dragged Out.

Though Christmas comes but once year,
AS all the people say,
The Christmas buying makes men swear
Long ere that happy day.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-29

Cod Liver cil-What la your opinion OF -
tonic? y.
.Nnswcr--Tiiat Il is an emulsion contniuinr
:ipout 80 per cent OF cod liver oil, auG 40 su,i
II is quite worthless more expensive than but
'er. milk, etc. ~ ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-29

While the grain AMI cotton crops may I've
up 1" the average. the crop of Original Wilson
ncn is more abundant this year than it has
been since tho early winter of 1872.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-29
Naturally,

He-Miss Sweetthing has high color to-
night. hasn't she?
She-rhat color is always high just now. The
toilet goods shops have boosted prices 30 per
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-29
ro-pn,,~ Hest ituud-rIcked joke

pr Oliver ltobsOn. the political leader of
Georgia. WAS defending in Atlanta certain APP
preparations.
Don't call these appropriations pork barrel
appropriations he exclaimed. Though Poca
teila numbers only 5l7 souls. she appreciate
S9cO00 poSt-oi'ice we'll any bloatcd
metropolis could.
cut appropria tons OF this kind. gentlemen
and YOU wound Your electors cruelty as the
drummer was wounded at the Pocatella House.
This drummer, being very fond OF
the cob, ate ear after Finally the pretty
waitress. after shed brought him his fourteenth
or fifteenth ear, said. tarily:
Don't YOU think YOU would save half a
dollar OF day if YOU boarded at livery
stable" - Washington Star.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-29

information That Can't Re Maiind-Scnd mo
by return mail complete directions for H.,
trea tmcnt or OF asthma 1 u IT
Answer shall bc glad TO answer ANY par
ticular question Won may care to ask about
asthma. but IL is outside the brownies oc III
department 20 prescribe treatment To do 60
safely is impossible. You inclosc a loose az ann
but omit the addressed stamped enyolone Th;S
last requirement is a necessary Snc 10 fariii.
tate handling mail.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-29

n germ or organism has been discovered that
causes cpIlcptic hts" w n w
Answer-1he- bacillos cpiicptcuS found by
Dr. G. a. l.. Reed aud otncrs in the blood ma
intestinal tract is believed to be the cause of
the seizure in such cases.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-29
"rhc Tragedy or Jur,u. cca.ur

itcd 10y Daniel iIomcr Rich. Ilar-
pcr'S, New York
This H. Il nrSt-ratc school edition oc
julius Cesar mad" for u rather special
use. that of exhibiting the play az =,
performance "n III" boards Of tue
globe. rath"r than as - piece Of poetic
arr. There is an introduction covering
hhont all til" matters the student would
hk" 10 inuuir" 3tbuut--cVcu Ia tho
copyright laws az Tia" time The
text i* accompanied by full ANA many
i""inotcS. of winch "" have Examined
enough t" be sure that they are sound
and helpful.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-29
"K"ndsidr Ctimpscs of the t;r~ut wmr.'.
BY Arthur SwcctSir MacmiIlnus
New York.

THIS is Mi Swcctsir's story of wha,
he saw ON the war. II begins with
August :. 1914. whrn he LEFT his ucw.-
paper work in Boston and managed to
get tn" Allan liner Victoria sailing
from Montreal u"Nt day. lic. gets ns
iaSi as possible into the German lines
ana Journeys on a bicycle from the
BciGiah border To Paris The book
is made up mainly If the events he
Witnessed ON this trip and the advcn-
lures which hc(rll him and an excel
lent and most reasonable account IA is
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-29

All eggs. with this boycott on are likely
TO become as unpopular as some OF them
dcservc to he.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-29

We'll, whatever else the Republicans saw
they cannot claim they lacked sufficient money
TO conduct The campaign Their surplus
violates all tho traditions Of such cntcrpriscs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-29

Siil there will have to be lots OF Carmen
hers before prize fighting Is regarded as one
Of the cnnobling arts
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-29

With Villa running wild somewhere north
~ Chihuahua. there is little prospect OF MANY
soldiers eating their Christmas dinner a,
home
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-29

Nature of Epilcpsycan you tell me whe,he,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-29

Speaking OF Zeppelin raids, Germany NAV
soon reach The conclusion the game is moi
worth the candle
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-29

Though Gladys sworc she was not dressed
When Percy came TO call.
You could not tell the difference when
She turned up at the ball.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-29

stSBLlSiiEn ever, du, in ,car ut South Tenth
SGeet, Richmond, Va. 10y Tho lnc-- Dispatch rut
g hhssnins Co., Inc, Charics r. iia>bro"l,, Editor and
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-29

ADDRESS All. COMM CST;oSS The Times
dispatch, ard :n,lj,iiuni
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-29

sIELEFH0NE: Randolph !. Private Branch Exchange
connecting with at depart ucn>.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-01-17
2ofal Seridt.
Eerisnal' 'Nptisen.

9err 6einri9 6riebri4
&urler, ein betannter pionier, lit
am Samitas pl0Bli9 aug oem 2e6en
9eIfieben unb bic 9tnterbliebeneH, in
eriter gsSiebung bic grsiIe 2ebensges
fdbrtin 5rau 2tmelia aurler geb.
8rpie baben bas ber3lihite Miteefiibl
ibrer 5ablreiden JreunOe unb 9etannz
ten. Serr &urler bate Elm Qlter DON
70 Sa1ren srreiht. Die 9eeroigung
finbet am 9ieniiag Rddmittag l llbr
bonn SrauerbauIe an Der Delhi pite
aug Itatt, tporauf Inn 2 llbr in Der
0euti9en prot. ct. Sobannes STRIDE
bon 0elbi uno Green sofpnibip Der
5rauergottesbienIt a6sebalten ipiro.
auti6en perlafen 9itt & Stermer,
1924 Deitpoob 4Oenue, I'm a12 ll9r
Wittags.
5rdu Ulagbplena Wet B.
mann, bic 8ittipe bon SeorSe
Weibmaun, 1T am Samitag ibreE
9ieben our9 ben Spb entriiIen NOR
ben, innig betrauert BON aQa, bic Der
@erbli9enen i'm 2eben nahe geitanben.
Die gesrbigung Der i'm 2llter BON 68
Sabren srti6lafsnen brapen oeuti9en
srdu finbet am 9ienitds Na4mtttaS
pom Salie bes Sobnes Serrn Gus.
8siBmaun, 240 Butler Strabe, aus
itntt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-01-17
beIle Ner3ipeif iflmng.
Dsutf&fanb fOll bod nO6
auSssbangert perbem
DE Jtase fOQ i'm enslifdn g,drla-
msnt anae{dnittsn iperben.

2cnbon, IL. Sanlrar. Sm
2dufe oisfer Wofe ipirb es Dahrs
fdxinlirh in teiDsn Sduiern beg Par
laments su Dsbatien iiberr bic Grass
elmer glodobe Toutidlanbs tonlnlsn
aorb portsmoutb ipirb am wfitttpod
be 4nseIsssnbeii i'm Sberbaus CUR
Sprade brinssu iinb Cir Senrp Dali
siel i'm llnterbauie.
.Sn beiben 6duIsrn sefpinnt bic
9niitt INNER mebr iiberbanb," i6rei6t
bic ~1imss4 am Wlpntas. bab bsr
Wlarine Bel Der 9eri6drfllna Der glofs
fabe freiere 6ano ssseben lperOen
follte. Our 3eit baben mir Die LATHAM
besdnnts geri6eiluna Der arbeit 3iDis
ihsn Der abmiralit1t, bem ausipdrtis
asn aint. benz SdnSelsminifisriim unb
bsn sablIoisn ausi9iifen. Sic perius
dxn untereinanber cine poIiiif in bic
9bdt um5uisben. bic srit in LETTER 3eit
sreifbdrs Geitalt anaenomm.n bat unb
lie fiibr,n iie a,igenifwinli9 nur nit
pislen Reibunssn nnb aabIloien MiBs
srfoIgen biIrh."
Ter v1ailp 5elssrapb" perlanst
unDsr5iislid UlaBnnbmsn, bur6 ipslde
CtutihIanb DON olIer 3ufubr BON Sc
bsnsmitieIn dbgefdniiten lpiirbe.
.Was both ibut," iaste Der ,,1eIes
arapb", .iit cine semeinI6aftli6e
ipsaifii6s Grildruns aaer in 5rlse
tOmmsnosn Wla6ts, oaB ole Ilabnabs
men CUR See sessn Oeuti6lanb ben
aesintsn, feiten Wilen aIler 9laiirtsn
binter iid baben. Obi6on gnelano
Dem neuiralsn 5anbel jebe e9renpertbe
RHdTia. .rlpeifen min, 10 Ioa feline
MARINE Oafiir ioraen, bab nidi bur6
allerbdno iuriiiii6s syineHen bic sbd.
tisfeit Der arisssflotie gu G6arb,n
gsmdft mirb. Die ariessflotte mub
in Der iinna6ii9tisiien, erbarmunssz
lOfeitsn unb riidii6tslOieiten W.iis sur
TsriuenSuna seIansen."
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6onu.O.
Bon RObert Sucquss, arisgs'
6eridteritattsr.

SOn! 9ag 1T Sas uRsarii6e Wort
fir -2anb". .
sprad, ni9t 9ott pisS @ort y5on"
als er isiner S9Dpfuna bic groe be
! fablP Gtebt in bem @sfiige oieIer bre
9uditaben, bsren &lans 5iptlter
Gaumen uno RaIe f9per uno raid
auforiuat, Hi9t bic Srsifaltistsit ur,
geitein, WaFer. 2ebm? Die grutolitdt
oss Graniis -. bas aeriliebenbe WSils
| De, bsimtiidifb Mablenoe oes Wal'
iers bic I6melserbe 3d6igteit os5
9ebms, ben mir nit eiuem raiden
Druid serqusti6en, bab sr 5iptidsn
ben ifingern berporquilt in 5ormen,
bic cine 5uHb GOttes su g6enen uHO
gsrs5iigen madt -.
Die llnqarn iollsn BON ben Sii9'
bGngeu bes Simalapdsebiras itammeH,
DON ben Slbftanten beg urgebirsss,
bes paraOisfiten Ra6sIs Der groe,
no Sieie nit Der S60pfung Suiam=
meHhiHg.
Sprado niat Soft, als er ben 0t7
mulaba pom ipeiienben 9Iutlauf Der
| f1ranasrn gtpigteit in bic 9eit gee
bar. uu6 ieiner S60pfung befabl:
@s fperbe 2anbl bic beilise GiuIiIbi9s
teit bieiss uugariI9en Wrrtss: r6pn" !!
SON" 1T Der erbabenitr, leioens
lfdaftlihfte monumentulite &lau1 fir
bas ssitlos Gfpige, bas Der MsnI6 un.
ier feinen Soblen bat, fir oas, tpas
9ei6ls9ter binbet unb Gusrgieu iams
melt: oa5 2onO. Son tlinst lpie zines
Der t,insTiIbsn llrsei6en, bas Dor 1000
SSatrsn in Die Bronze eiues Ritualsss
fdbes oeorn6sn Turbs. Gs 1T cine
Snomatop0ic beg Sosmos.
limb ~oeb" beibt 0e6r. 6onpeo . /.
oonbpe6r :. SoIbaten, berm Same
aus Sprahe unb Sinn Der 6eimat6
ee6orsn lit. al psren geipahruna unb
5reibsit lie ii6 trieqeriIf osreinen.
Man fennt unb feiert in 9eutifs
lamb bic S1eIoentbntsn, bic Die unga=
ridden 6onpeb i'm &rieg fir bic 3ieIe
Der 3entralmd9te perrihtet baben.
Wnn psiB. Oab pisI tapfsres ungaria
ites glut in ben aemeinidmen aGms
pfen flob, uub i'd babe nun in ben
lsbten o6t Sagen bic ih inmitten Der
triegeriihen 5bGtigteit, in Der
SdparmliHie zines 6onpeOreaiments
perlebn burfte, seieben, baB bieie
Splbaten aud fir bic 3utuhft sIeis
hsrmnBen aeipdnnt iinb.
Sic bdmmen bier, semeiniam nit
unoeren ungariiher uno Oiterreidiz
f9sn 9ruppen. bic Slutb Der RuTsn
in BEN lsbten Streifen saIisiiden So
beng ab, ben Der 5einb nod beisbt
bdlt.
Das rte 5onpeosR sResimsnt erlebte in
bieIen 2asen bas SfiperIte. Dor brei
Wo9en bat es cine SteIluno am Dit
ufer Der Strppabiigel iibernommen.
bic nidt aussebaut mar unb ss fla9
unb nadt ins ruIfiihe Jeuer Iegte.
Wtit Der 2intsn grub es ii9 elm, mil
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