davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The sun., 1918-12-22
The Cooper outIooI<.

IhouEh the copper metal market CON
tinueS duh HNi there ARE "sanlr Slight
indications of weakness beginning 10
mako their appearance Walkers COP
per letter yesterday presented sone
itIFlN definite arguments aa to why the
price Of copper should not de-'linc. The
producers are not offering copNrr below
20 cents" the letter states "rhcy will
meet the War Industries Board in Wash
lngton late this week to discuss future
prices; but II il considered certain that
price tiXation viii be discontinued o..
January l, on which date the War It.
dustrics BOARD will cease to exist There
Is nothing that possibly could be gained
hY reduction in the price Of copper at
the present time, Industrial demand has
not yet made its appearance and lower
prices would not hasten II into existence
/ II prices were Offered down there might
be some speculative buying, ard foreign
consumers undoubtedly would come into
the market and purchase our surplus
supplies THIS probably would make Il
necessary for domestic consumers L. pay
| higher prices later on. In view Of the
| fact that the existing copper surplus was
| produced at war costs there Is every
reason why the producing companies
should continue 20 hold It al war prices
until sufficient time has elapsed TO per-
nit resumption Of buying for indus.
| trial purposes"
The sun., 1918-12-22
WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON. y -
MCINTYRE. Harry j.. Lieut.. Raycnporu
poDD. Lester J.. Winthrop wv.
MLApDlX, Milo F.. phyallup tMl. 49,
sTOHAAsLI. uustave G., Parkland tW)'
WEST VIRGINIA.
MCCAIN, George. corp, Wheeling CwS).
MALLoNDE. Richard Carvell. oraftot
WILLIAMS. ch , sG'P corp, Giles Gws}. -
cRAGEr. Harry. DlFgins (wl.
DOMAIN. Fay NJ, Fairmont tws).
GG0lRWhx2 EE hE eIss W yoras WS
MCKINNEY, Samuel H., Big Four (W).
NuzuM, Perry c. shinnston Iws}
VARic ALI S' Tony. smitS wTs'I wv. W.
zALEsPY. Stanley War (M).
WISCONSIN.
AUNE Elmer c.. sergt.. Rice Lake (w). VI
BROWN, Paul Albert, sergt.. Meieu tws),
JABLoNsKl. Ladislaus. sergt.. milwaukee,
soEDNsoN. Frank A. serst. milwaukee,
SSSy sId,I, ;n tcwrenee waiter. serrs.
SWIFT, JAmss disnnon. corp. Dariiustot
shIn ER je hans w. n W.. R' s.nd WV
FvjSSHSSsdRUBER, Raymond NJ. NsenaH y
GUETHs; Gus, w, Fond du Lac Cw).
kAMINskl, I'elis, milwaukee twl. ~
KRuEaEh N. xSsu4 AN W. NostS msu..ss
LEQVE. Hans c., Blair Cvy1. ut
LrND, Earl A. Avery .l(W). q.
LUTSCH,' Otto Caledonia CDw).
MEYER, Theadore Chris. Woodnan tw). ~
RIEDEMANS. Edward. wstsrtown tbD)s.,
SLHNEIDER. Waiter L., Rtb Lake (WS)t
STEINHoFER, Clarence, .Fennimore (wtl1
BUNKER, Otto, Milwaukee, tDD).
OTHER COUNTRIES.
- Canada.
M@1se J Funston A.. Lieut.. Northrs
sTURdEs Luke. New Haven. Cape Bretottt
Island (W).
:. Denmark.
DIVERSION, Chris IL. Osiborg Jvlland CAd).A
England.
PlNM W IdHjor M tTT; 'orst. Bronde'sury.
DAVIS. Sidney j. +. Bath tws).
ANGEL Gus. corp. Manarey, Baltatehou
DELUL.Lo Angelo. Glyitelo (w). -.
DlMizio, Nncenzo. Teramo. Province OF
FILLlPPI, Esino. Bozzano Cws).
fILoNI, Niheenzo, Asilo La Pieto. Macer-r.
PARDo, Michele dl. clmentO Provinc. ptf,
Newfoundland.
MARTIN. Sandy, corp. Fiatrock. st.1a
"''He' h"'-n. Nv
FILEMoNowIcz Joseph. wilma (M). ~ AZ
JABI,ONsKI. Mike. Iubin. (wj. - o.
Scotland. SIS
hcEAcHERN. John c.. Amherst (wS). -df
The sun., 1918-12-22
CHICAGO MARKET HIGHER.
December ana January Deliveries +
Reach New Levels, e

CHICAGO. Dec. 21.--New high price
levels for the season were reached in the
ooTn marRet to-day on December andn'
January deliveries. The reason was cones
tinued rainy weather, which made shell-ol9
ing impossible and greatly hindered u
wagon traffic on country roads. Subse,Is
quently' however, all corn futures, y,
dropped owing to sharp reductions in
hog prices, authorized only for to-day in
order to Offset u clearance of undesirable
stock and not to be used in computing
the daily average OF packers droves.
opening quotations of corn, which
ranged from Y TO 114c higher. with /.
January $50 TO $l.41 and May s137L
to sl.37ia, were followed by decline ali
around to well below yesterdays finish a,
a..
CORS-The corn market was reaction - "a
ary under prott taking sales. The nearf1
positions were relatively stronger than IN 81
late months, and many in the trade still =
ultimate price levels. In the local cash
market No. yellow corn was quoted at o
tE,5ti No white. N.7SA cost and a
st%I dard quoted at slgsliac.; No. WHITE
Ehite, SOC; fanS} Tipped ' w fit s III ~
rs. ordinary clipped white. so q 81 iso., =
al elevator. $50" =
RiE-Market steady: No. wortcrn-
VIA cost and freight New York rr
BARI-Ei--Market quiet; feeding. $40, ~
~ mining $i.l+G LEO cost and freigh4 u
DUCKWHEAT Market dull. soura =
III .'!ng' 'S3S asked vost and freight New
York
., hi1Afi-Market easy; No I. 81 so; No. :, ls,
N'ieGl.50; No ), &i.2Oa1 So - "a
The sun., 1918-12-22

CHINA.
ON Young Ching. Canton Cw.
t.s DENMARK.
LARSEN. Carl. Ram Bonholn, Cw).
EGYPT.
KAPI.ANIAN, vahan Casa (wu.
FINLAND.
sLENBAKA, KAlle. Tirsbon Pitojo Cws).
GREECE.
ALIAS. James, Arcadia Cws).
ENANoFF' Angel, Macedonia Cws.
HAwnu.
TsEU. Joeseph r., Honolulu Cws).
IRELAND.
KBARNEY. Peter j., Castle ireland, Kerry
Couny Cvs).
s - ITALY.
YoRkE, William, Belfast Cws).
Vi.n,ltA, Giuseppe. corp, castileforte, Ca
cANNIzZQ,. Giuseppe. Della (ws). o..
DELEFACR, Antoine, Garganioo (ws).
E = Acct, plTsepps. chiaysnne twsj.
FRANCO, Antonio. ssierno tW). "'''
EAuAETTA, Thomas, seacura (w).
NAsCA, Ignazio, sutera (w).
s6RvEI.iH. John a" Cortaie 'e w. '''
TEDIScHi. Alfonso. carasuol. oompobasss
vEB snIITI sGsE' oastAnO. Province OF
vtoL.E, John A.. Rsssio. csiaoria Cw).
MONTENEGRO.
CUPEC. Kriesto. Rijika Cws).
NORWAY.
FAGERIAAND. Taurus. Bergen CwU).
RUSSIA.
CIEHALSRI. Wawrzyn. Nowamies (wS),
BANK, Barnard NJ. Kovno (wS),
kozELSKY, Mike, Sernaws wolo, &c lie.
dlnanky (wS). 80 IN
NITrTIN, Nicholas, MogulH Cws). -
RUSSIAN POLAND.
soCKA, Frank. stutmitza CwU).
TURKEY.
PANDERMS, Frank, TraKHz Brurn. A,,s
Minor (WU).
NO ADDRESS.
ANCEWTCZ. Teodor Cw)
PERRY, John H., (W).
ROSSkA. Vincent. tWU).
The sun., 1918-12-22

KNOEPFEL, Robert Al, sergt., Oklahoma
CITY tWl.
BEN EFIELD. COrbet. corp. Caddo (wD.
CRANENS, Albert, corp, jerks (WD.
HARRIN, Joel J.. corp, slim CW>.
LABADlE, Joseph, corp, Pawhuska CW)
MELVIN, frank H., corp, Pawnee Cwl
MINCKs, Walter Irving, corp. Newkirk
tNa
vANIERBURGH Asa, corp. Beaver city
The sun., 1918-12-22
OTHER COUNTRIES.
AUSTRIA-HUNGARY.

STEFAN, Noise, Fenes, Vases (WS)
BELGIUM.
MAEGERAfAN, Edmond T., Avgem (WS).
BRITISH COLUMBIA.
WOOLCOCK, Frank, Esquimar. Victoria
(WS)
CANADA.
HUNT. Enrol. sergt., PalmerSton, Ontario
CWs)
BBATTIE, David O., Clear Creek (wS)
FISHER. Frank H., Prince Edwards Island
W).
HENRY. James H.. Huntington CwD.
JOSTRACCI0. Nick, Welland (wS).
MORRISON. George M. Ontario twS).
The sun., 1918-12-22

LANGHoLFF, Arthur Robert, Capt,
Fort Atkinson IWS).
CLoUGH Benjamin, sergtr Mar!ne,ts
pkTGHERrY, Paul Leroy. s,rst.. steuben
DAVIS. Robert j.. sergt,, Bruce twsr.
HoLzER. Leslie F.. sergt., Appleton twU)
TIPPET, Walter Pisrson, serst.. Appleton
TRIER, Edward r.. serst, Milwaukee
wiTECK, Joseph. sergt., oconto tws).
ALBRIGHT. Arnold A. corp. New Lisbon
DoERFLER, George. corp. Milwaukee
DORIAN. Clyde. corp, Ashland tws).
JENKINS, Clark B., corp, Madison (WSl.
WEIGH. Henry Joseph, corp, Waukesh
ARNEs;oN, Rudolph f.. De Soto Cw).
BoEHMKE, Edward Charles. waukeshs
CARROLL John $. Rhinelander Cw).
CLARK Thomas e. Marshneld tWl,
FENSRE Elcart o., Fall Creek wv.
KIRCHMAN, Louis Lincoln tWj.
LAMPMAN, Claude p. Pepln (WJ,
NET son. Adolph G., Eau Clare CWl.
NEWYEAR, Frank A., Pleasant Prairie
sHANAHAN. Edward. Cleveland wv.
TAPER. John Emil. Cadott CwJ.
THATCHER. Paul, Swiss (W).
.wAsKA Charles D., La Crosse (w).
VEG NER. EwRid August. whitewater (w)
WILSON, Buford A, Bloom city (w).
WTSNER. Charles, Marinette wv.
woJNoWsKI, Vincent l., Milwaukee (TS).
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-12-20
RED CROSS SANTA TO
FILL SOLDIERS SOCKS
An Old Fashioned Celebration OF
YuIetide for American
Soldiers in France.

A Christmas tree in every ward or
every American hospital and In every
hospital recreation hut in Francel
Every wounded or sick American
fighting man to receive two socks filled
to the .brim with fruits, nuts, candy
and smokes!
These are the most interesting fea-
lures Of a tentative Christmas celebra-
ton program for the American hos
pitfalls arranged by the American Red
Cross In France in cooperation with
the commanding officers Of our fighting
forces in that country. Details OF the
plan to make Christmas as merry an
possible for the soldiers In these insti-
tutions have just been received at Red
Cross headquarters. Nurses and enlist
ed men on duty at these places Will
also share In the distribution of Christ
mas cheer. Because of the limited
amount Of available shipping space
the Red Cross was compelled to aban-
don its original plan to send special
Christmas parcels from here to soldier
patients In France. All the articles
distributed will be obtained over there.
This is to be an old fashioned cele-
bration in every sense Of the word.
Every soldier will. hang his socks on
the tree. The socks will be tied with
red ribbon and in addition to the good
les mentioned above will contain a
handkerchief and a card, on when
will be outlined the services the Amer
lean Red Cross is prepared to render
u soldiers. Each soldier will re-
ceive a sufficient number Of Christmas
postcards--now being designed by art
lists In the Red Cross service--to en-
able him to write to members OF his
family and his friends back home.
The Christmas dinner, of course. viii
be one of the features Of the celebra-
ton. After dinner there VIII ne
musical entertainment, motion PIC
lures and general singing.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-12-20

lit nun ali6 Die Sdfpeine1olera, ne6it
onoeren tobtliden Srunfbeiten, IN
Wiiiollri inter Den Sdnpeinen gum
Iiisbrud gefomnlen. Die SitIotion
sur 3eit lit cine iold)e, bic Icitens Der
Sdpeine5iidter sic groBte Sorqfalt
crbeiiht. @enn ser Iusbr1ld bon
@ranfbcit unter SdJ5einen niht
prompt berihtet unb fontrolIiert
miro, Damn fonneu Die Serlltite nab.
reno bieies @inters mo i'm nGditen
Somnler 81 Willioncn anipaficn,
laut 9efonntnlahung bes itattliden
ScterinGr = arstcs, .. 5. Sudep, bon
Der itaetlihen Iderbou.9 ebGroe.
Weil CT bic Iniidlt mar, Dob Die
Griefc zines Serebrers ieiner Mlltter
enlooren0 uno gculein mdrcn, Der
priI9cltc cit illngcr Muin bon Ithi.
Jon Golntp oen 9ctreiienben nit Ell.
ncm ipgcnannten "ned.pofe," als
ocriclbe nit Der Wlltter oes iungcn
Munncs oils @attin 5uriiffcbrte.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-12-20
RED CROSS FIGHTS
DEADLY EPIDEMIC

Besides the special work conducted
by hundreds of Red Cross Chapters
throughout The country In checking
the recent epidemic Of Spanish lnfiu.
enza, the organization through Its
headquarters at Washington Is prepar.
ing to fight a repetition Of the expert.
ence that was so disastrous this fall,
educating the public thoroughly re-
garding the symptoms and the proper
care at the beginning Of an attack. IN
addition to this, the American Red
Cross is fighting tuberculosis. The re-
cent. appropriation to the National "u'
~berculosis Association will be used foi
educational as well as relief work
throughout the country.
So much has been said about the
Aftermath Of the epidemic that espe'
cial attention is being given to the
work along this line. The weakness
which follows influenza leaves the pa.
tient in a condition which makes him
a good field for the germs Of tubercu'
losis. A thorough physical examina'
ton, proper food and clothing, the use
Of mild preventives, will check the
progress OF the disease at once.
tuberculosis, or consumption, as II
Is frequently called, Is both preventa'
BILE and durable, provided the treat
ment of the disease is begun before II
is too far advanced. Medicine plays 8
comparatively small part. The fire.
quently advertised Consumption
cures should be looked upon as poi
son. The only medicine which should
be taken is a good tonic which will
stimulate the appetite and build w
the system generally. The main cure
lies in proper food, sufficient rest
fresh air and sunlight cad living, II
possible. according to the plan pre-
scribed by a good physician. This re
news the patients vitality and soon
kills the disease entirely.
For several years the National TIL
b~erculosis Association has been f1nanc
ing its woik by the sale of Red eros.
seals at Christmas time. The seal,
sold for q penny each and by making
a concerted effort enough money wal
usually raised to carry the worl
through the year. This year there will
be no seals sold because the American
Red Cross has made an appropriation
for the anti-tuberculosis work, and
those who formerly spent their time
selling seals Will join in the work fol
the Red Cross Christmas Roll Call
during the week of December 16 to %
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-12-20
Mlter oes "Reminiscences.

Nat ncueren 6oridAngen ltantn1t
Die alteIte @eibnudtstanne aus benz
Sabre 1904; 81 Strabburg i'm 81
Job wuroe tie ermittelt. 2em nit
Siftern geidmiiftcn 8cibnad)ts'
baum in Der belltigrn 9eOcutuns
%begegnen mir auf oeutI6em 9obcn
onerit 1877 in elmer Shrift iibcr
.$eilise Gbriitgeidenfe". Serialie:
mar Der iddiiidc &edtsgelebrtt
@~ottfrieb Styling,
3ort beiBt cs: r@enn Die l(eber-
reid]una Der @cifenfc bcnn bod
nnter aeniiien 6eicrlid)feitcn ge
ldcben iol, 10 aef6llt mir nod an
belten Ole art uno @eiie, wie cine
6rau, weld)e alf einem SoIe
pobnte. Die Seid)crung pcranitaltete.
am SciligobcilO l~tclltc iic in Der
Stube 10 piel Ydunlden ouf, M,
lie Eerlonen bcidlcntcn moatc. Ita
Ocren &obe. Sdmllf uub &cibcna
folge in Der gniitclluna fpnnte cine
leoc olsbalo %crfrnncll. mcld>er Sallr'
fiir lie bcitimn,t mar. Sobaio oE
9eihenfe pertcilt nnD oarhntcr ailS'
aelegt nrb bic 2idter ailf ben Ball
men ange5iinSet mnren, traten Die
Shriecn Der Heibc nab in Gas 3im'
nter nnb ergliifen ein ieocs BON
Dem fir lie beitimmten 9alm uno
ben oaruntcr beiderten Saden De
iib."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-12-20

! gie miiSen Sdnoe IN Sd)oB perifrdutt.
Sas 0alpt nit Den ipetBel Sdeitelr
9elertt,
Co iibt Tie unb ihaut i'll ben Ibei,S
binaus.
Sic S!0dd,en %rieieln I'M, tan5en inns
Saus, o
gs iirO 10 piele. . . u,o immer mebr
&untmen 9cflo3cn! Sbr lpcrSen Die
Iugen
Bon ali Dem Sdauen uno Staunen
ldliper.
srdunre 3iebn I'M Die Nlte Der,
srdume nit irobcm, iungem @eiidt.
Sic piipern. ulb f%IiiItern - lie merit
Gle idIlit unb pnnbert i'm Sblaie iueii
an cine Iange peraeIiene 3eit...
.Sertig, ~6raudcn?" Sic Iad,t i'm a,
gliidicIig, iuie Su9enb laden lam.
sRlr nod Die 9id,ter - Dann barfit D.
i'm bplen!"
CT bllii ibr eifrig. Der 9roBe Iunn,
limb oils bas Stilbdlen boil Gcr5cnihe!n.
ehlstd't er sur hammer auf fiiriiht'oen
Spblcn
llnb trGgt ietn ;flafrotes 9iibfen her
Elm.
9as hat 5lerlt. g%eblenbet, erihredt,
Sen Aopt an be5 8aters Sdyulter pers
itedt,
Sum abcr sreift's ialt5enp binauf uad)
ben SIammen,
lnS llhcr bes ainbes ibimmerubem
Saupt
Sdlaacn Die 9lide Der gltern suiams
men.
Bon tiiniti9en Sa9en reben iie till,
Won all benz SiiBen, bas tommen nil.
% tr1umt iid gut unterm Sannenz
baum,
@enn Die aer3en %tniitern nnb aus ben
3tpeiaen
Die Seelen geitorbener Sabre iteiaen,
&enn lan9e perbdll.e Stimmen ertlins
gen,
Son Sreuoe uub Srieoen Die @loden
iingen
Une nit Dem Suft, Ser our6s 3immer
irrt,
Die Su9enb iuiebe lcbeubis pirb,
Die idpne Suaeno. :.
Rarie Bernhard.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-12-20

Die &nilllcn5a GpiOclnic bat bon
ocn $40 TGlcn I'M Stoots = 9lldt.
bats bis jebt Is Spier a~eforncrt.
Sicr MGnncr itarbcn nnt lctten
Sonlltug unb 5pci an Wontog Mor-
gen. @ic Is bcibt licgcn nod mcb.
rcrc onocrc I'M Stcrbcn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-12-20

Seiie Sanlin, elm Sarmer in Sranf-
lin gountp, beging fiir5lib Selbit'
moro inoem err &arboliGure tranf. Or
binterIdBt feline @attin unb mebrere
&inoer.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-12-20

Gam @unton, 81 Sabre alt, crs
if,oB ieinen Safer, MIfreb 9unton,
mGbreno Ietterer in ieinem Bette lag
uno Itlief. Die 9untons benphnen
cine Sarm in ser NGbe bon Sopon.
in Srunflin Gountp.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-12-20

GcNar Gountp eenieBt Die b6hit
5lp~cifelbaite aus5eidnuns, bob iid,
im1erbalb ieiller @ren5en nidt elm
cin5iges S%eleerapben . amt befinbct.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-12-20

Cine Sral, in GullatuaD Gountp.
geniigcno alt Inn iih ouf boS 8stter
81 peritcben unb I'M geiis eines &C.
bGdtnilicS meldcs iid Der @etter'
propbcaciblnaen Scr oltcn Hioniere
nod icbr gut erinnert, iagt Dab DC.
senlber, Sanllar uno 6cbruar, als
@intcrmonatc ollgcncbm ieln ners
oen. 5pleenoes lit Ser Sltcl ibres
@iiiens: Die crltcn brci Gage ocs
Wonots Gc5cnlbcr lparcn ifon uno
ongcncbm; biciclbcn licfcrn bcll
SdliiiicI fir sic 3ufunft, ioipcit oas
@etter in 9etroht fomnnt. Ger @ino
fam an iebcm hicicr Gage oes NOR
gems bonn Siibcn IND bas beoelltet
Dab mir baIiamiife Gage baben tperr
oen. Sbne 3,peifcl lit wobl Gin Sc
Der oamit einperitanben, bab WtiI-
fo,iri i'm bergangcn Sabr geniigeno
@inter gcbabt bot, Inn ailf mebrere
Sabre olls5ureidet uno bab mir 90
Der MN at cinem milben &inter be.
refti9t iino.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-12-20

%on Glasgow, $50. wltrbe porige
ISOLDE ourh sic bortige Canning
6actorp" cine G~urlabuna Son1oten
ucrionot. mclhe cinen @crtb bon
$1,000 botte, Die Srahtrednlln9
fiir bic Gar betrua 1854.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-12-20

Americas minimum food pledge is
20, 900, 900 tons. Save food. We have
promised to feed the hungry millions
OF Europe--the Allies and the liber-
ated nations.-U. S. Food Administra-
ton.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-12-20

Die itootlihc NdcrbnllbcbDroc bon
Miiiollri, in Scffcrion Gitn, bot bier
bulletins bcroltsecgcbcn, Nr. I, ,, 3
ltno 4, infer Dem Sitcl ~Sarm Sra-
Qcl1 luno Mntportcn." 0ieiclbcn
ocdcn 374 @cgcult1ilbc unb iinb IN
cinfod,cr Sprod)c abgciaBt. 9ieicl-
ben mcrocn frci pcrionht an irQcllh
einc 1crion in Miiiollri.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-12-20

The war has been brought to an end
In no small eas by starvation it
self, and 1t cannot be our business to
maintain starvation after peace.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-12-20
Hadridten ans an8reu3enSen Conn.
ties, aus nnierem Staat nnb
anberen Staatcn.

Die Sotalilmmne Der Silfsquellen
Der 2S,SS0 @anfen in oen Ser.
Staaten bctrGgt $40,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-12-20
s
fir9ten,

f
IS 1T elm pnbres Dunber Der
SOpenoreiiur, oaB bic 5abmen 5iere
bur9 lie ni6t pi!b tpsrben.
Cine rein peibe MineraI.
noble piro felt turssm in 4uitra.
lien aus gaialtitein berseitellt.
Warum iteisen eissntli9 bic
mellten Jrauen nod INNER BON ben
Strabenbabnpasen pertsbrt ab2
mir mibbillisen man9es
nur oesbalb. neil man uns nidt
porber @%elssenheit CAB, es su billis
gen.
aud Der pfanbfdsin. ben
man fir cine perfeste llbr erbalten.
aeist beutlia, mas Die glode sei4las
gen bat.
Die 2inte, iast Der Bolts
numb, tommt Dom 9erSen. Die meis
ten S4riftiteller iareiben nit Der
Redten.
Nus ben tIeinli4en Wis
prlgteiten uno Sbitanen oes @liids
ieBt iia oft Elm oerfehltes Oaiein 5us
iammen.
Oenten sic nur baran, nie,
pisl Yelo fir @aiuliu unb Rabrsis
fen Sic our4 lnteniipe 9earbeituns
Sbres @artens iparen!
Sn Der Eiebe lernt Der Hebe-
rei4ite pie Der HeoeGrmite bic @renz
gen Der Sprade besreiien. Rur Der
@mpfinounssarme tiiblt lie ni4t.
@eneralbirettor WtcNpoo
bot fGmtIide 9abnprdiibentsn bes
Ganoes abseieBl, unO iie punoern
lid ieBt. pie iie babel fabren perpen.
IS lisst in Dem 4lter ielbit,
DaB man bic 5lii4tisteit Der 3eit
bei4leunist finbet. Sc peniser man
auitanoe brinst. beito tiiraer ideint
iie.
unsepObnIid srOben 8eOarf
IN Naseln gu ,brem Sarse miiien
bic Siebe baben, bic in gleuelanb
cine balbe Million 3isarettsn itabs
len.
Sn Der @ef,ellt1at sibt es
Weniden. bic uns intereiiieren, neil
lie etpas iinD. uno anoere, bic uns
amuiiren, neil lie iid fir etpas bal.
ten.
Cine StaDt d Der anberen
Idbt ben beutiden llnterri4t einse'
ben. Mit ben sesenteilisen 8eiipie.
len Don England unb 5rantreid Dor
Iugen!
Su SprinsiieIb, Maif.
feiert elm @bepaar iein 7~5idbrises
gbeiubildum. Wtan psnte ii9: rs
Sabre uno ntbt elm ein3i9es WfaI
sei9ieben!
aein 9e!p lit porteilbafter an.
9etpenbet uls ons, um ipel6es mir
uns baben prellen laiien: penn mir
BADEN oufiir unmittelbar &lugbeit
%cingebnnoelt.
Il m 81 100000 lit Der SIoat
SenniDlpunin Doh Ypl!tite,n be-
ihpinoelt pproen. Lnb elf Sabre
bats %geoauert, Ell Die 4eibitts
'raustam.
Die minoerpertisIte ten
Slrger iino bon Ieber iene gepeien,
oeren Gorge fir ole Wobliabrt pes
Sanoes iiber ibren pollen Yreitopf
niht binuusaebt,
Der Wan9el Ill Gletanten riir
Anfere 3ooIo9iifen 4drten 1T UNI 10
auffallenoer, neil tGsllh cine gauge
Wense gIefanten semnht pero.n.
aus tleinen Wiiiden.
Nus ur6t Dor elner Wtniiens
lbidlaatun9 lift Die geiumte Neser.
bep0lteruns pom Sobnion Gitp,
1enn., flIdtis seiporpen. Bitten
les Raiienboifes in Teintultur!
Ous erite 4ebot paren
Nmeritunertums lnutet nuI beoins
gungsloien 9ebor,am ben GeleBen
unb Yeborpen 9eseniiber. Sas bat
Rouiepe;t augenideinlih iiherleben!
Wabrlib, es 1T elne bDis
Welt! Die Giebe lit 9eboriten, Die
8eriDbnung tot Elm Eoh. Die Yarm'
beraisteit bat ben Sentel uerloren,
uno benz 8lauben 1T Der Yoben aus,
lefallen.
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