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The Washington times., 1918-03-24

We have Hank Gowdy's picture drapsd
in a silk American flag donated by
DR.. Jones, consul general at -
stuck up on our Company AS bulle-
tin board. hope to personally
greet him when he arrives over here.
Not a person connected with the bust
ness end OF baseball has volunteered.
Ye Gods. what notifying and
shameful spectacle,
1t is fair to note, however, that a
player who drops out Of the game a
year or so seldom comes back" when
he rejoins. So, volunteering for a
year or so is more serious to a ball
player than to perhaps anw other class
of citizen. There is no excuse though
for the miserable spirit shown by the
ST. Louis players, who won the $500
prize given by Ban Johnson to the
best drilled team. 1t was suggested
that they give the prize to the Red
Cross. They refused, and each indi-
vidual pocketed the lucre. Let us
take of our hats high and bow low
to Hank Gowdy, Rabbit Meanwhile.
and their like.
Possibly the baseball magnate is at
a loss to know how his services could
be utilized. will here pick out Jobs
for two of them. Robert Bacon, for
mer Assistant Secretary OF War and
ambassador to France. is doing great
work here as what the French call
town mayor" In addition to other
duties. he transacts all the business
between the military and civilian Of
ficiaIs. The job seems not common
surate with his abilities and expert
ence, but he is content to serve his
country in any way he can, and is
really of great service.
Governor Tener. by ability, expert
ence and bearing, is qualified to serve
similarly. His acquaintance with
high Government officials would make
It easy for him to receive considcra-
ton. Amusements behind the lines.
such as baseball. is strongly encour-
aged by General Pershing. on the
grounds that what amuses and en-
tertains keeps the soldiers contented.
and consequently tends to keep him
well.
Many Players In Army.
There will be many professional
ball players among the drafted SOL
diers who will come here. The Y. NJ.
c. A. will attempt to organize a huge
military baseball league. They need
master hand. Ban johnson is the
man for tho job. Baseball may be
made the sport OF all nations before
this war Is over. Ban can serve his
country no better than to help make
this possible and to advance this
great american idea" Baseball fol-
lows the flags though IT is very prob
able that these gentlemen can be more
valuable at home.
Gentlemen, baseball viii wag along
year or two without you just like
thousands OF families are doing with
out the husband and father-so fall
in II Garry Hermann or others 80
desire. Ill fix him up also.
While Government at Washington
still lives. so will the great national
game. Both will survive the grievous
hard times Immediately at hand and
both viii be the better FOR it. Not
withdrawing all the criticism here1l
hurled at baseball, the fact stands ont
clear and triumphant that the men at
its head have kept the sport honest.
and ] believe they will rise 70 this &C.
casion when they once wake up.
But men Of baseball. reveiIle sound
ed for you long ago. II YOU are deaf
to that call. the nation will sound taps
for you, and you will hear it.
The Washington times., 1918-03-24
Lat Of Spirit nIsErace.

The lack OF patriotism shown in
baseball circles is a disgrace. Very
Sew big league players volunteered.
The Washington times., 1918-03-24

JACKSONVILLE. Fla. March a.
A rally in the ninth inning won .
close contest for the Pittsburgh
Pirates from the Philadelphia Ath-
letics In the first OF a seven-gams
series. The score was 5 to 4.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1918-11-27
Gen. Pershing for President.

A campaign for the election OF
Gen. John j. Pershing, commander
in chief of the American EXPEDITION
airy forces in France, to the presi-
dency in 1920, was formally launch
ed in Ohio this week by an applica-
ton to the secretary of state for the
incorporation of THE Pershing Re-
publican league"
) Former United States Senator
Charles Dick, of Axiom, Ohio, and
other Republicans are sponsors for
the movement.
With the organization of the
present league, other leagues are to
be formed Immediately in every state
and district in the nation.
1--WE do not know whether Gen.
Pershing wants to be president or
not Mr.. Dick said. But we do
know that there is a great sentiment
throughout the nation for him to be,
and the organization of the leagues
is to crystalize that sentiment. If it is
sufficient to nominate him, l am GER
tain he will consider it his duty to
accept the nomination.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1918-11-27

Mrs. Norman Willett went to
Minneapolis yesterday to spend a
week with her brothers, Messrs.
Herbert and Harry Goddard.
Miss Agnes Maroney went to
Dubuque Thursday for visit at the
home of her sister. Mrs. Fred Boyd.
She will spend Thanksgiving there.
-Messrs. Elmer Amundsen and
Alert Larson were in Des Moines last
week attending meeting of the
state War Savings Stamp Committee.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Hargreaves
returned to Minneapolis Friday after
visit of six weeks here with the
formers parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Hargreaves.
Miss Bertha Kylingstad who has
been employed here at the Publish
ing House for the past four months
departed for her home at Red Wing,
Mimi. Monday.
MIR. and Mrs. Percy Baker re-
turned to Leroy, Mimi. yesterday
having spent a week here with their
daughter, Miss Winnefred, who is
attending school here.
The Fortnightly Club will hold
a sale OF baby articles, Japnese goods
and home baking on Wednesday,
December in the window OF the De-
corah Furniture Company.
Mrs. j. L. Miller came Thurs
day night from Dubuque for visit
with her brother, c. A. Mollart. She
returned Friday having received a
message that her husband had been
suddenly taken i'll.
Miss Halle Headington, daugh-
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Herb Heading
ton, of Harlem, Mont. arrived last
week on a visit to her aunt, Mrs.
p. ]. Ness and grandparents, Mr., and
Mrs. B. F. Headington. She expects
to spend the winter here.
Mrs. M. j. Halvorson arrived
home Thursday from Manson, Iowa,
where she had been on a visit to her
daughter, Mrs. orley seekatz. Both
Mr.. and Mrs. Seekatz had been i'll,
the former having had an attack o.
influenza, but both have recovered
nicely now, We are pleased to state.
\ Il. r. Schrempf and Oscar JAEGER
went to Dubuque Saturday to join
their wives in an over Sunday visit
with relatives. They returned home
Monday.
A number of ladies went to
Lines Springs Thursday to attend
Christian Science lecture. Those
who went from here were: Mrs.
Louise McClaskey and daughter, Miss
Mabel; Miss Dana Mason; Miss Cecil
Thomas and Mrs. l.. B. Whitney.
We are selling line of overcoatS
of dark mixture at $3.50. The same
overcoat is retailed at $3.50 not
more than 80 miles from DEBORAH.
It pays to come to BEARS to trade
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1918-11-27
wINNEsHIEK MAS 1I5,Ies HOGS.
Recent Survey Made by the Food
Administration Shows 9,322, 1919
Hogs i'm the State.

The hog survey recently made
throughout Iowa by order of the food
administration in order to obtain
specific information regarding the
pork supply discloses that Iowa has
or had when the survey was made
9,322,199, and of this number Win
neshiek county is credited as having
115,468 hogs. Howard county has
41,562 and Allamakee 1918. the
number of hogs by classes in Iowa,
according to the census follows:
Brood sows with sucking
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1918-11-27
FIRES. Wilson'S Father scotch-Erish

FIRES. Wilson's Father Scotch-srish.
President Wilson's father was Jo-
seph r. Wilson, "a. Presbyterian
preacher of Scotch-Irish decent. The
Presidents mothers maiden name
was Janet Woodro. She was a daugh-
ter of the Rev. Thomas Woodro, a
Presbyterian preacher, who was born
in Scotland, settled at Carlisle, Eng
land, went as a missionary to Canada
and came to the United States as
pastor of a church at Chillicothe, @.
The daughter, Janet, was born at
Carlisle, England. She was a pupil
at an academy for girls at Steuben-
vile, o., while President Wilson's
father was a teacher there.
No good lawyer would allow his
own wife to sit on jury.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1918-11-27
Christian Science Services.
'reeman building. I'd floor.

Freeman building, I'd floor.
Sunday 10:45 a. m.
Subject, Ancient and Modern Ne
cromancy alias Mesmerism and
Hypnotism Denounced.
Thanksgiving Day service Thurs
day morning at IL o'clock.
Wednesday evening Testimonial
Meetings 8 p. m.
Sunday School II O'Clock.
Reading rooms open every We'd
nesday at S o'clock.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1918-11-27

There is some difference between
the man who says thing should be
done and the man who says, IN do
IT"
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1918-11-27
LOCAL ITEMS.

cago Friday.
Joseph Becker, Jr. of Calmar
was brief visitor here Thursday,
MIR. and Mrs. w. f. Sandersou
went to Owatonna, Mimi. yesterday.
Mrs. F. p. Adams went to Min
\ neapolis Friday for visit of several
days. E@G
Geo. Baker was passenger. to
Waterloo yesterday.
Miss Hollingdale and Mrs. Luke
4 Gallagher were passengers to Cafliiar
Friday. Eu
n Miss Ruth Maltby returned to
school duties in Mortified, Mimi
Monday.
Mrs. j. n. Boehm and daughter
Miss Bertha returned to Postville
Monday.
Miss Cecilia Dixon went to St.
Paul today for visit with her brotii-
er, John.
Mrs. Walter Mott returned to
Cresco Thursday having spent a few
days here.
Mrs Bertha Mott went to st.
Paul today to spend Thanksgiving
with her son.
Lieut.. Laurence. Helgeson is
here from Camp Funston on a visit
to his parents.
~ F. Nolan went to Chicago to-
day to attend the big stock show and
to visit. relatives.
k. /. Haugen went to Minnea-
polls today to spend Thanksgiving
with his daughters.
Harry Hess left for Graceville,
Mimi. Thursday where he has accept-
ed a position in bank.
Mrs. g. N, Schultz and Mrs.
Walter JEWELL were passengers to
Fort Atkinson Thursday.
Misses Ruth Larson and Anne
Dale went to ST. Olaf Monday for a
visit with Miss Lily Void.
\ Mrs. T. Stabo went to Madison,
Wis. yesterday to spend Thanksgiv-
1 ing with her son, .Eivand.
&C. c.. Aasen arrived home last
week from Anneta and Hatton, N. d.
where he spent the summer. ajtiE
Miss Ethel Van Horn went to
Boscobel, Wis. yesterday to spend
Thanksgiving with relatives Mt
Rev A. r. Grant went to Man
chester Monday to attend a Metho-
dist Missionary Conference.
II Mrs. Hans Olson accompanied
her daughter, Mrs. T. L. Roe to her
home in Nevada, Iowa Monday.
Miss Emma Forthcamp came
yesterday from North McGregor for
a visit with friends at Freeport.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Drummer de-
parted for Montana Wednesday
4 where they will make their home.
A Mrs. A. NJ. Kelly went to Garner
Monday to attend the funeral of Mrs.
Jim Gilbert, a neice of Mr.. Kelly's.
Mr.. l.. l.. Caldwell went TO Web
ster City Monday to spend Thanks
II giving with his neice, Mrs. T. F.
NJ Cash.
I Miss Lula Holland came from
II Cedar Rapids Thursday to spend
X Sunday with her sister, Miss Alta
N Holland.
Il Miss Claire Solsten returned to
n Minneapolis today after several
weeks visit with relatives and
n friends.
III Miss Frances Blackmar, of Cal
mar, is visiting at the home OF her
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. Mel
Blackmarr.
Milton Hitler was here this
n week from Texas army camp on
visit to his father, Henry Hitler, who
has been i'll.
Miss Marie Severson who has
been employed at Luther college
went to Lacrosse Monday forsa visit
with relatives.
Mrs. A. C. Vernon departed for
North Platte. Neb. yesterday having
keen called there by the serious ill
ness of her brother. a
Mrs. l.. r.. Morrison and Mrs.
g.. Hargreaves went to Armstrong,
I Mimi. for, visit with the formers
sister, Mrs. Gus Knudson. -.-~--.
IA Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Darling ar
ID rived home Monday from Dubuque
M from visit there with the iatter's
sister. Mrs. Myron Downie.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1918-11-27

Live Simply, Save Food, Help
Feed the Starving, Save Wheats,
Sugar, Cereals. --r-. "
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1918-11-27
Bought II. ]. Jennish Residence.

Last Saturday Clarence Christen
purchased the II. j. Jennish resi-
dence property on John street near
the Sister school.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1918-11-27
Use
Buy Apples.
Them.
TWO oars Just Receiyed.

Two Cars just Received.
Car New Works .-. Car Washingtons
Baldwins Wlnsaps
BaIdwins 81 Winesaps
Greenings< Newtown Peppln
No. Spys, etc.
Apples are today the cheapest fruit
lon the market. Prices will be higher
buy your Christmas apples now
while the prices are low and going is
good at
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1918-11-27

They never fail who die in a great
cause.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-01-11
0as syrdueHifimtnredt -AmenSement
III Dnifc angenommen.

GoHHersfag iyo6uhittag tuitroe Oas
.Sufon 9. antbonn aln1enbanettt4
5itr Bunoesyerfaiinns, tuelhes nit
fllrsen, nQren @erte. beItilnrnt, oaB
ben ssrnuen oaS Stiulnredt niht uers
ueiaert ln6 nidt be{1rdtft iDerocn
oari, angenenlHen. Gs nuroen 274
Stin.rnrn oafiir llirb 1856 bagegen OBJ
aeacbcli,s gerooe, genug 5ur 3ueiorit-
tel- Maioritat Den Mnslhlng gaben
nie 5timntcn Der gfcpriientanteit
Wautl nnb Gins, Die Yeioe tDeaen
aranfbeit ip1t sir sisnng famen.
Sprecber gIarf erfldrte iibrigens
lpdter, mern iih bei Der slbltimnluns
qeseiat batte, oaB all Der 3weiorittel-
lnaioritdt cine Stinme feblte, bate
er fir bas ENHANCEMENT geItiInnit
uno es baollrh sHr slnlabne ge=
braft.
Ger slufnnbne folgte GROCER 2drla.
,sramen allf Der @nIlcrie iangen ,@lo-
RI, @lorp, 9alIellliab" slnoere gebdr-
beten iitb geraoe5il bDlterild).
Ger geibluB pllrbe angenomflleib
lpie er eingebra6t mar, aae Terlt6c,
i'm 5ll amenoieren, miBgliidfen 104
0enofrateu nno 1875 Nepublifancr
Ititnmten fir ibn t02 Genlofraten
lno 33 RepltbIifnner gegen ibl 8ra-
lioent Mlion's grfldrung fir ieine
.slnnabme bat i'm offenbnr gerettet.
Son uniern terntliihen abgeoronetelt
Itimmten @arrett, Gregg, Sumners,
GonnaIlp, ssones lnab 9lantcn fir bas
amenoemcrt, nno WcScmore, glof,
Dies, goung, Napburn, SarbD, eagle,
Mansfielo, 8uhannn @iliou Slnp=
Den uno @arner baeegcn. Slapoen,
Sdrbp nnb WansfieIo Bielten ulttl
Reoen gegen oas amenocment. 9as
ENHANCEMENT mlB iebt inl Senut
ebeufnns nit ei,ler 3iueiorittel Wia-
ioritdt angenonnllen uno Damn bon
orei 8iertel Der Stoatcn rntifi5iert
meroen, Inn es in Strait 5u iebeil.
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James II. Davis,
Gpuntp Hidltei
@ei einpm sSe,,er IN @hicoa1

Sci einem leuer III Chicago,
lpeIdes am 0nnnersfag iriib Inn 2
llbr oas vGbicaqo slpenue Tbeater
5eritorte, ipuroen elm 6eueripebr.
Seltnait nno orei Seueriuebrleute
ourh einitiirSelloe @droe eriblageu;
fiinf aroere ipnroen oerlest. ssnfolge
oeS fiefen Shnees bate Die Jeuer-
iuebr nit eroBen Shtpierigfeiten 5u
fGnlpfen, ebe Die @ranbliatte crreidt
iueroen fot1nte: irrjipiiden bate ons
6euer fhun iolhe sSortlhritte gemadt,
onB Don Dem @ebdnoe niebts inebr i'll
rettem mar.
ssn eincn Ero5cB gcgen @niI-
ington g. 8alentine in Hem gort bat
Wanlel 6. 0aroi5abal BON Nicara-
qua Dor @eriht nnsgeiaet, 8alentine
babe in Gotta sfica Die @epolittion oii-
ee5etteIt, Ole Yrdlioent @on5alcs
ftiir5te, mitr iueil oieier gegen Ole Sef-
&on5eiiiouen on Die Sinelair SSntcr-
eiien mar.
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,1erHOeutiebe 2lleemcinc 3eitnne crfldrt mnlere
frieDensbeoimemnecn FIR nnannetmbar.

Vpnpenhans al eiuem ,Sa6r unb ei-
nen1 Wpnat 2atd,thaus pernrteift. sit
iinb idhul6io bef,tnSen, falidje Wsani-
icife far ansaebenbe, sd)iffe, pic
Seuffdie @rieasimiffe NIT Gptlen NIB
Qebensuitteln perIpraten, ansgefer-
tiot ~ iiaben. #
@rieosminiiter 8afer bat nor BEN
NsiIifarfo,uite 6es Genats 5cinen SRI
tifern aeouttuortet nnS leine a,mb III
mes lepartemeRfs 8,6anbInnasibciie
in Gdiut aeuommen. Gr iaat, rie an
Dor III Elm Seer ipie Sas nnlriae 10
i6ueil ousaeraifef ano eiaerersieri
mprSen uuS ME amppr ieicn 10 melt
aefenbe WsaEreaelu fir Beqnemlib-
Hi uub G}efnmSheit eines 6eeres ac.
trOfftn. Gr Iaate, bas iuir jett iiber
/ 1.5OO.O0O Weann inter @nffen bat-
Ten.
gerIdieoene aoIlenbanSler ans
gfeu y)urf beIdliuerten iidl bel Dem
ltutcrfouite bes scnate Waanufaetn-
rcrs Committee iiber bic ,,syuel Nbmi.
niitration" nnb erflGrten, baf, lire
yemiiluuaen ein pollitSnoiaer ;sefl-
idllaa aeipeieu leicn.
;yranf Srnmbul, Der Yraiibent Ser
GbeIapeafe &. phio Balm, proteitier-
te Dor oem Sanbelsfomite oes Semass
oener Sir g[rt. mic Sic sicaieruna bic
GntIdabiauna fiir Sic Esiiber ser
Gii,nbahnen ieititellen mill. Slndl Be-.
fiir,uortete II amfs briuaenoite Die
Gntfernnna Ser Seitimmnnaen ans
ser Goutrol Yill. oas sic yallnen
mad oem arieae anf un6eltimmte 3cii
md uutcr Der Spntrplle Der 9ieaic-
rnun per6leiben iollcu.
Wns ypaiflinotpu miro oemelSet,
ouoeiid,ts Ser frauriaen Qebensmitfef,
loae II Sen Qanbern Ser Sllliierte,,
III muIere Meoiernna entId,loiSeu. mel.
tsrc l90 gR;I;nusn Nmid,el Vss;seu
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u>ie Scr Krice itaeb
2lmtetien t0fft.
0estn GinIenbnna BON 2 Gents
fir Eprto berI6iden mir oicies @nf
on irsenO cine gbreiie.
Die GrpeoitiOn.

1000 gaqiii Sabianer iino in
Der Sauptltoot Merico eingetroifeu,
Die bonn Staot Sonora ilnf 9ucatau
iiberfiibrt ipitroen.
Soie Garcia Gbnpeh Gin neil
allfgetauf)ter iluabbdngiger 9fepolli-
tiondr I'M Staate sSaIisco, Mer., bal
Die Staot 0elgooiIlo aenonimen. sllle
@eiddItsb6iiier ipuroen gepIiiroert
uno perbraflnt imo uicfe GipifiiteiI
ipuroen hinseridtet.
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tliig tDrer Sd90tlDeif be100t ttflo lIebz
te es, ibren 9nbteIiafeiten itlo ibref
llmgebiag eil,ett iiiBen @eruh slt
geben, Mie iie ons gesDafdjene Sei-
nerlgerat hurh 0as Iu3Difhenleaeu
/ bon 2apennef ltno Nldr5ueiltbcl oSer
SrispnrSeln angenebur arHo roblse:i
|su parfiilniereii uilBtes ID iteifte iie
| iih aud aus ibren BflegIpgert alerF
bano N1iiheriperf. UidrfIjeh @ain
tudifer mo Sd)onbeitsetiest fer.
8eionoers germ iaamte Iie Hotpourri:
Ger itnb iener rHeiner @eier ipiro in
Der Seroante ieiner @roBeItern nod
| iolhe, emit Der 3iHnterparfiimierung
oienenben Gopfe baben lteben iebeil.
Ssyn Ser @alimIahe nit Molenblatterll
gefiillt, 0enen mat. eiltige 8etonieil-.
bitten, etipas Salbei llno Wfaioran,
/ BIER itnb bort aud nod Elm iuenig Ni-
lam ltno Mmbra beifiigte, biloeten lie
einen unentbebrlihea 8eltalloteil oes
bebabigen giireerbailies iiiio erfiil=
ten oeiien 3immer nit eillem icblps-
iren, ld)fplIlen Quit.
Gelt StgplnS in Der Sailbe befhat=
fete oas Hanfengeipirr nes sselduger-
| iielieber nit leinen iiiBriehenoer, mi
tig gefornltell Bitten; neben Der Soll@
fleltubr alr Der 8arteftmalter flettsr=
ten Die 5arten Steltgel Der peiB ,tno
rot geitreiftem @inoe enppr ulo
lniid)ten ibren sarten 1ilt in Den Ger
slurifel. oes @clbbeigeleins, 'oes Gar
tenbalianls liilo, Der blaneH paltsfnt
bpasintbelt, iener liehliden, frulbe;i-
fornligen Wlnl1en, Denen Storm oas
eillgangs genannte Hitornell gctpio-
met bat
Surf Der slbes,n berab, 10 murog1i
an SiiBen Der sSlora ooer Eoniiisa,
oeren Sanoiteinbilo in Ser Mitte Sss
@drtleins tronte. bie Guitgeiiter loer
sfa6tpiolc nno Der rotIid) ,ueiBem
golfalneria lpnh lno l,ini6lneisbeIten
Die BON Der Tagesorbeit errsiioeten
SiHne Der 2nitipanoelmoen nit ialt
bctdnbenoem 0oblgerllh.
gtlle oiele itnrfoufteitoen Eflan5en
lpllroen audi III ,Sncrben, sfdItIein
ilno 8egittern" ge6oge,l Inn beim
Gintritt Der railberen ssabres3eit in
Die glumenerfer ooer an Die sselilrsr
gebraht 5ll iueroen uno Elm Stitf
Sonnler in sic oiilferen @obn,ngen
beriibersnretten
@eingleih bon oen NlunUu scr
glten alten 3eit oie nleiiten nurd, Die
Weooe oeriporfen ipuroet, 10 lit oes
balb feline bon ibncn onsgeItorben: iie
iino ein 5dbes @el1ledt, oas trrnn1
Warritng iino CUNT brditd,i sfRS
ben St1oteit, tpo man lie nisht nfsff
baben lpoIlte, iino lie Ijindns aafs
Sano geflii6tet uno boben in frie6fi-
den @drten Elm slIpl gefuuoen.
Sort iteben iie, treu Die refine, ihs
iten bon Der gaatnr perIiebcac sirt
beipnbreno uno barren it'll Ser Belt, S
no man iid) ibrer pieDer erinncrn
mo lic ans ibrer Werbonnnng GER
porbolen miro. gs iino anseid,en oor-
banoen, oab ibr Soften fein uergep-
iides lit
Vei Der GorIiebe llnierer ,3eit iiif
alles slltc, lit pieIleidt Der 5ng GER
niht 10 fern on Dem oas liebe sopfi-
ge glumengeiinbel cine frobIife ltr-
ltdno crlebt, llno NO es nidt blpi,
leere Worte limo. menn it1otiide
Vral,tiungfern ibreH melooiihea @s-
fIone Beginner
.Souenoel, RDrt' uno 3bpmion
Dos tuahlt in nnierem @nrtet.
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ouA Sen giirfeiths,b. 10 genalrnt me-
ger |ciner tlirbanortige,l BIiiteH, oer
Eniht bloB tpie feline nnben Beripann=
fen, Die tpeiBe ilno oie fetirrote 2iGe, |,
Elm trcfflitbes Chr ii,lo Brnn61l ber<
gab, ionoefn not, bent man audi
iunBte. SdB er Dor nod gdr midi TO-
ldnsar 8cit in @eilieinidnit nit Der
MnimilIn, beiA Gralteniitalltel. ben
GoIofahern BEL ibren 3oubcr- ulio
9erenfiinIten beigeitan0en batte. giidt
10 geheinlnispoa, aber I'M 70 crltiier
iabetl Der Manc Stnrln1ut ll,lh Der
Jingerhut nit Iei,,en rotten @lofen
orein. ssr beioen ipobiltcit getunltige
9eilfrlfte. Mber uebe, iuenn cine iii.
berllfenc Sano nadl linen lllste
Damn nirften iie als id)ouerlihes
uno tot6ringenoes Wift
Sn eintr1htigem geieinnnoer nil
oieien, o,lrh oie Goifsnleoi5Il
i'll l1ebr ooer fneniger midtiae1 Sell
trautern proflonlierten Nllmteltge-
| inletbtern Iebte ons ferilige 8olfdell
Der @etpiir5pfIall3eit aoiAnten Die
nleiiten inter ibncn alld) ilnr nit llll-
iaeiilbarem gliite)elt allftparten, 70
glihen lie oas Ysilnts al 9lilgenipeioof
ourh unllo groBerc DienItipilliefeit
ans, inDem lie chenlo Eereit iparell,
| aiil Granfcnbett ais nilbe !Sclfer bel.
| liuipringell, lpie llrgrobnliitterhens.
yfnf aIs aohfiinltledlt 8ll begriinoe:r.
9glnslanoiide @eiuiir5e ipareil ond}
odmaIs ielten iln6 teller. Sic iparIa-
tme 9aiisfrai nber ipuBte iih fdluil
Nat, i'm ihrcIn geltrengen gbeberrli
Die Glippen 5il miir5eit nilO ibm heis
senbe Mnrinnben sum Slid mo sum
8rdten sA bereiten Safrnn llIlo gber,.
ralite. 9rngor1, geiluB uno afaio-
iran, gbbtttion uno roiniider Guenoel,
Gortanoer, 9aiilienfrnnt, lotpie Gle
atnlutige sSllngfer inl @riinen. alles
ipanoerte tells in iriid)enL tells in
getrofnetein 3nltallo ans Dem Car
I,ten in Die 5peilefnmlncrf
|. Mand) fleines Sausntiitterhell no.i
herte, oas iid) ibr giinoelden Sup-
pengriin beiin Worfoltbdn0ler bolt,
|iuiirbe pieielt aiifeniha;sen oerlegen
gegeniiberltebeiL ,lno nid)t piiIen,
mas fie oamit beeilulen folle. aIS,
Sroit oiene ihr, Bob ben 5cinidJmef-
fern iener pergangeiicn Snge matt!
hes ih0ft llllh Iieblih oiintte. mos
Dem Bllilnen hires M1l1nhens ne
mig ihineihein ipiiroe eill SobI !. g.
Der oiirh aIlcrlei @eiuiira8uIdse ei~
fic,r gar nrlrlttspollcu, aleihian BIZ
idntierten @eihmad" serbieIte. ipuroe|
tDohl lfiperlid) Elm begliiftes 0h.
eheIn anf oas Beliht oes inngcil
9alrsberrn lofen.
Cine sdn5 etgeliartise Sielnng im
alten @arten nabm Ole gioie eiil, ee-
,ren beliebtelte glrt oas SilnoSros.
den, Die 3entifoIic, Ole Moidusrofe
itno oie barrie, augoniiernOe Eronills-
role paren. @leidiam cingeoenf oes
.5prubes .nobIciie oblige" ii6erid]iit-
tetc Die fgnigliGbe 9liimc ibre Scaer
III fiirltlther sSreigebigfeit nit 8es
i6enfen. @egen 10 Wittcl in oenI
sfpotbefen fiibrte ibren ltrlpritna auf
Tie 5uriif Der Siitbe goben Ibre
ssriitte tpiir5ige aoritpotts un0 Snpa
pen. ibre @idtter oos glromn fir
QSeine, SimonaOen uno alierlei 3uf+
fergetdf HoEenouft lhpebfe Inn ben
9oilettentiih iinb in Dem @obaec-l
mod oeS llrgroBmiltterhens. IieIel
suar ebenfo mie Die gnastohter ,iuie-
rer Gage onf Die gflegs ino grbai-