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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-06-02
now BARRE WAS NAMED.

(By Daniel L. Cady)
See Thompson's Vermont" Part III, page Q
wonder IL you've ever heard
How Barre got its name.
But If / swear in telling you
I'm not the one 10 blame;
For this is quite an ancient tale,
And when the state was young
The folks, they wore but little jade
And spoke with freer tongue.
The town at first was Wildersbursh,
But when the settlers came
In good-sized humps, they soon desired
To pick a prettier name;
And so they met at Calvin Smiths
To see about the change.
And choose a word Of loftier pitch
And more romantic range.
One said that paris" Allied the mouth.
Another said it seemed
That "Newburn' was the kind OF name
Der which he'd droiled and dreamed
But Cap'n Thomson said. Get out;
From Holden's hills | came;
/ favor Holden first and last
A Massachusetts, name"
Then up spoke Mr.. Sherman, there,
And said, Il, too, proclaim
I'd like to see this meeting choose
A good old Bay State name
/ hail from Barre, that's a word
To bring our town success
Twill make famous, I'm convinced
And wealthy, more or less"
Get out cried Thomson, Go TO grass /:
That amt no kind of name !:
And so the couple jawed and iawed
Until their jaws was lame;
The crowd was getting pretty tired
And soon commenced to shout
you fellers with such loads of lip,
Why don't you fight 1t out?'
Whereat they grinned and quickly greed
Acrost a pole to fight
But II one knocked the ether down,
Then any rules was right
So off they went 70 Calvin's barn
To organize the game,
And started in to scrap for what
Is now city's name.
Soon Thomson, with fearful swing.
Laid out his rival clean,
And jumping on his PROSTATE form,
Began to bat his bean:
But Sherman lodged with great success,
And missing not his aim,
He ransacked Thomson's ribs as though
He had a world TO name.
At last, with win and skill supreme.
He rolled the Hodenite,
And found himself atop of one
Who showed no further fight
Then springing up and standing high
Above his foeman's frame,
He shouted. Barre; There. by God
Now Barre is the name
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-06-02
Vermont's Rural Problem.

The lack of community ideal or
community purpose is evident in most
sections of Vermont. We attempted in
the last editorial on this subject to sug-
gest purpose and would repeat it in
the slogan "A good farmer for every
good farm" This can only be secured
through cooperation of the good farm
ers and the good business men of the
section.
There is necessity for further cooper.
alton in properly equipping all good
farms with labor saving machinery and
facilities for approved modern methods
of farming. There is some question
whether the average farms are not over
stocked with machinery, that is, if most
farms do not have too much capital in
vested in machinery TO provide good re-
turns on the capital tied up in it. A
machine that will not earn from ten to
twenty per cent OF its cost per year is a
poor investment from financial stand
point
This being true, it would seem good
business for the farmers to get together
and determine how many corn planters,
harvesting and threshing machines, po-
tato planters and sprayers, seeders, trac.
tion engines and similar machinery can
be proftably employed in their commu-
nifty and the men best fitted to own and
operate such machines. Then they should
inform the local agent how much of this
machinery their community demands and
who should have it. Then let the local
agent sell such machinery and under
stand that is all he is expected to sell in
that community that season He should
not be allowed to exploit the farmers
for the personal profit to be secured from
them.
II Mr. Smith is the best man to oper-
ate a corn planter he should plant the
corn for himself and as many neighbors
as it is practical for one planter to do
in season. While he is planting corn
for a neighbor the neighbor should be
hauling the manure or blowing or doing
similar work for Mr. Smith so his farm
work can be accomplished CONFIDENTLY
with that Of his neighbors. In other
words the best corn planter, potato
planter, or harvester, or sprayer should
do as much Of that particular kind OF
work in the community as ia practicable
and the other kinds Of farm work on his
farm should be done by the people he is
serving so he will not suffer by perform
ing this special service. In this way
skilled planting, spraying and harvesting
could be done, and the value of skilled
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-06-02
The Balance of Power

Woldpo
switha is The Balance
of of
civilization asks for stable guarantee against the aggression
endeavorng
Nations which shall
for the nations
and
but will
o
which should consideration and
that is the bank balance
political subdivisions only strong and the people
with the savings of the people
will
The Peoples National Bank of Barre
Protection for Your Savings per cent
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-06-02

The somewhat enigmatc utterance of
President Wilson anent the duties and
responsibilities of being president of a
republic may be capable of more than
one Interpretation, although the inter
probation generally accepted is that Will
sons tenure of the presidency is to be
voluntarily limited by the present term
in the White House. If it is delightful
to know that his presidency is not ahead
OF him, it may be taken to mean that
his pleasure is grounded on the thought
that the duties and obligations are prac-
tically in the past and that the future
beyond the end of his present term prom
Uses him surcease from the trying work
which has been his lot for more than six
years. But even So this Interpretation
is more or less along the line of specua
ton
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-06-02

his friends at Brussels before and during
the great war, and especially his efforts
to save Edith Cavell from her cruel fate
entitle him to the opportunity which
his appointment to the Polish mission
will afford
1t would be refreshing if Mr.. Gibson's
appointment gave ground for hope that
the political raids upon the diplomatic
service are nearing an end
Certainly the era upon which the ma.
ton is entering places upon the appoint
ing power responsibility heavier than
ever to man American embassies and le'
cations with men fitted by training and
experience for the difficult tasks they
will be called upon to discharge. Boston
Transcript
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-06-02

The saying that the y. S. marines are
ready for anything and are sent any
where is given color by the announce
ment that detachment of the marines
is now in the former German city of
Danzig, which is to become an open port
for the benefit of the new Poland and
where trouble from q German source
might have been expected. The U. s.
marines are almost always the first on
the spot when the services of the United
States forces are found to be necessary
in settling international broils. II is to
be hoped, however, that there will be no
further need for them at Danzig, other
than for their mere presence.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-06-02


In nearly every place heard from, the
absence of world war veterans from the
Memorial day parade was particularly
noticeable. There undoubtedly were
many causes contributing to this situa-
tion, chief of all perhaps being the mod
esty of the men themselves, many of
whom declare that they have got enough
of marching and parading to last them
for one while. Possibly, too, the invita-
ton to them was Of too general nature,
which kept them from participating in
the observance of the day with the vet
Grams of the Civil war and the others.
But whatever the cause, it ought to be
removed by another Memorial day, so
that we may see general participation
by the service men of l9l7-l9 in order to
perpetuate the significance of the day.
The khaki uniforms that were laid awav
when the soldiers were discharged from
service and the uniforms of blue worn by
the naval men should be brought out a
year from now and be worn by the men
who had any part, either in the United
States or in Europe, in defeating the
Germans in the great war. II would
please the people of every community
very much to see these men in the Memo
rial day parade in 1920; and it goes
without saying that the veterans Of
1861 65 would be overjoyed to welcome
the new veterans into the line.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-06-02

work in all these lines is generally rec
ognized.
We realize this quite an advance into
the ideal but wouldn't it be desirable
advanceY If good farmer could be
placed on every farm in the state and
the skilled labor of the farm performed
by skilled workmen, unquestionably the
state would see another trouble with
Vermont" eliminated. -Brattleboro Re-
former.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-06-02

The acme of uselessness in the devel-
opment of the motor driven vehicle
seems to have been reached in the races
held on circular tracks and under condi.
tions that can never safeguard the sport
Automobile racing on straight-away
courses is full of enough dangers to sat.
isfy the craving of most people for ex-
element, but when the high powered
machines are put on circular tracks the
hazards are increased many times until
the resort to that form of excitement is
entirely beyond reason. What satisfac-
ton is 1t to see human lives sacrificed
Just to know what mechanism is the
more speedy? What value is it to send
men to their death to determine which
equipment can stand the most strain I
What advancement does it give to sci
ence to throw away human lives in such
reckless and absolutely foolish fashion I
There is no material gain worth the cost
Of the sport, and the recent events on
the race track at Indianapolis ought to
mean the end of such resort to criminal
surrender to the speed mania.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-06-02

For some reason or other, the anti
Penrose section of the Republican party
in the Senate seems to have lost its Vi
talizing force, for the opposition to the
selection of Pcnrose as chairman of the
finance committee was more or less of a
perfunctory motion.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-06-02

Not having experienced any close
shaves, a member of the NC4 crew took
one on his own account during the
Azores to Portugal fight and cleaned up
for the reception awaiting the crew of
the seaplane. Talk about American non
ehalance--that was the real display of
it.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-06-02

When Harry G. Hawker flies from Eu'
rope to the United States, whether by
nonstop route or not, he will be given
the cordial reception which his feat de-
serves.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-06-02
HAWKER DID NOT REPRESENT
BRITISH SPIRIT.

Whatever feeling of irritation may
have been developed among American
people over the remarks made by the
British aviator, Harry G. Hawker, anent
the efforts of the T. S. seaplanes to Ay
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-06-02

If the league of nations had been ad'
vocated by Republican president, what
a different alignment there would have
been?
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-06-02

The bolshcyiki seem to have shot their
bolt.
Washington Journal., 1919-04-25

8aris. Sonntag abeno 6 llbr
wuroe ear0 unermartct cine Sisuna
oes @iererrats abeebalten, an Der
Yr1iiOent 8ilion teilnabm. Die
gi~nberuiung Ser Sisung mar Die
6olee Oes gntIdluiies Oes PremierS
2lopo George nod 2onoon 6uriid'
fe9ren.
Der britiide Eremier miro cine
ISOLDE in ieinem Seimatlanoe per-
ueilen uno ,pegen ser 2dnge ieincr
Abmeienbeit aus Yaris bei6lolien or
uno ieine &oIlegen, oweds @bIdIul.
leg gemiiier Disfuliionsfragen, nm
cine ShluBiisung 81 eriu6en, Der
peri0nIi@ bei5umo6ncn Ser Bremicr
fiirs bette 6ielt, anitatt Oie aufgabe
Washington Journal., 1919-04-25
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Washington Journal., 1919-04-25

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8uOapeit an oen n@rdange Sele-
grap6" iogt, ooB BORT cine nnbeItd-
tigte MelOung eingelaufen lit, DAB
in Serbien cine 9fepolution ausge-
hroden lit rnO ole &ruppen nit Den
ungariiden Soften @arOen trater'
niiieren.
Washington Journal., 1919-04-25
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uiihen Sruppen i6mer beidoilen
uno oieIe 8erionen iino getotet unO
.berpunOet morOen, elmer alts iener
StaOt eingetroffenen 9epeide 6u'
Washington Journal., 1919-04-25

Hermann c. Winkler, Proprietor.
Washington Journal., 1919-02-28
Ser Sciratssirans.

Sn 0rente, Soaano, beitebt nod
Ser urolte BraudL einen iungen
Wtann, Der ieiner 9raut oaS Sci
rotsneripre6en nid)t acbaIten bat,
our Seirat ST 5pilgen. 9os tuar
fiir5lid in einem oortigen Gorf9en
ser Jon. Gle S~ungnanner tratet
babel alS MiAtcr geaeniibcr einem
9auerniobn auf, Der iein @erbdltnis
5u einem G~icnitm1bden fur5 Dor ser
Srauung geloit. batte. Glir5 Dor
Mittcrnod)t 5ogcrt iie pors @ans oes
8ortbriidi9en. bolton i'm aus Dem
@ctt. midelten i'm in Gefen uro
beioroerten i'm, in eiliger G1lte, auf
cinem offcncn @o9en gum @auie Der
Wraut, Der elm grommler Die Mn.
funft 6es ungetrcuen tiinoete. Die.
fer mubte neben Der Nrout 8lat
nebmen uno if)tporert, bob ct iid
innerbnlb od)t Sagen nit ibr Der.
beiraten piiroe.
Washington Journal., 1919-02-28

gines Der int~crciIantclten Stoff.
aebiete, Ole ocm gtbnologen SIT ytut
uno 6rommcn ieiner 8iiieuihail
offenlte6en, lit uultreitig Der an al.
tcrtiimlifen 9rGitfen 10 rcide Sei>
~Iigenfult ser roniih . fn.boliiter
Stride. Nidt bon Der oifi5ieIlcn
@erebrung ser Seiligen lit bier Oie
&eoe, ionoern oielmehr Don ienem
naturtpiidIigen &uItus, Der, eut.
iproIien ouf Dem 8oOen Der relielcs
geltimmten 8olfsieeIe, neben Der Of
fi3ieQen 8eneration, penn aud Ill
inuisitem anidIuiie an oieieIbe, I'M
gon5en elm ~ieIbitdn0iges 9oie'n
fnbrt uno iid in gepiiien, aItberge'
broften 5ormen bct6tiat. Sic be-
fonntelten oieier 6ormen iino Die
8aufa5rten uno Die &%eiIigenopfer.
Die mieoerum in 5mei 9IaiIen 5er'
fallen: @otioe uno 8eibegaben.
8otipe iino Spfcr, 5n oeren 2ei'
Itltnd man ex voto, b. J.. infolge
zines porbcrgegongenen @eIiiboes.
DerpfIiftet lit, iobaIS Der Inn feline
6iirbitte ongerufene Seilge Dem
@unIde oes S%piern6en miafobtl
bat. @eibegaben Ooge9en peroen
oleiA i'm o%or6inein S%argcbradt; tic
boben feineu anoeren 3ned, als fir
Sen 8ittitener unO oeiien anlicgen
giinItig gu Itimmen. Iie cine wie
Sic onoeren iito 5rneiit 8iguren
Oes aberdeen. uno 3ierleibes ober
einselner SeiIe 0e5ieIben aus @iien,
SoI3, 8ods II. O9I. uno merOeil,
mie 1if bon ieIbIt uerrebt. an BET
Tiger Stdtte geopfert.
go intereilant nun aud oieies
6toffgebiet lift, cine miIieni9oftlife
9~arIteaung oesielben, namentli4
mas Sic 8otipe un6 8eibeoaben Oes
fntboIiI6en @oIfes in Siiooeutlb=
LAMB uuo oen o~ngren3enoen 8ronin'
5en SeIterreid). l1ngorns betrifft, bot
es LANCE 3eit nidt eegeben. Grit
HiAoro anorees bat iid in ieinem
8ude v8otiue uno @eibegaben oes
fatboIiIfen 8oIfes in 5iiooeutId'
Lamb" oie griinoIite 3urdforidunJ
ieneS @ebietes ongelegen iein laiien.
Manhem u%nierer 2eier miro cs
numbering eriheinen, Denn er bic
Washington Journal., 1919-02-28

Sn ser itiirmii6en Nadt gum 10.
M6r5 oes Sobres 1905 lit oas alt
ebrwiirOige Soipi5 auf Dem ct.
@ott6aro elmer Geuersbrunlt gum
Opfer g%efalen unO biz auf Den
@runo nieOergebrnnnt. IuBer Dem
eigentlideu Soipi5 intO I'M Saure'
BEG Iebten SabrbunOerts nod einige
peitere Observation-Disclosures emit
Itonoen, Die belte aleiamt einell
Itottliden @ebdu0efompler ausnta.
den uno trobocm i'm Sommer oft
foum ausreiden, Ben Strom Der
Heiienoen 5u b%eberber9en.
Die Surdt, bob Oie giIen6abn
Sen gan5en Berg entpoIfern uno
ic;ne Sd0nbeiten feline 8elud)er
mebr ~an5ulofen uermodten, fat iid
MIR III oen eriten Sabren Der Or
offnung 0es @ottbarotunnels als
begriinoet ermieien; in Der 3eit Dor
Dem ariege mar mdbreno Oes Cont
mers Der SremOen3uipru6 beinabe
ebenio groB tpte ont @nOe Der ellen.
Washington Journal., 1919-02-28

nidt nnbefannt, ionoern io9or iebr
i'm Gdwonge. ars Der Seiligen
S6rift gebt berbor, OaB Die Sdab-
fammern Oes GempeIs 81 Seruil'
lem, mas @oloz uno Silber9erdteA
Gleinooien II. o9l. anbelangt, iid)
nitt i'm geringiten bon oenen unlc'
rer @aqfobrtsfirden in altottine
Mario5ea oOer Anoebs unteridie-
Den ba6en, uno oaB Die 8rieittr
obne NeOenfen aud Don Sabpes
5eiuoen, Den Seioen, ioIde @aben
in @tnpfang nobmen, wenn es lid
carum banoeIte, Den Sempelidas 81
mebren. Sn Dem gude o@sra"
q, 12 ff.) miro uits Der 8ortIalt
zines 8rieies mitgeteilt, ben aonig
artboiaItba oOer artarerres |. al
sen ShriftgeIebrten gsra 9eridteI
bat, unO Our6 Sen oieier Die goa-
modt erbicIt, SLIDER un0 @olo
mit8unebmen, Oas Der a0nig nnO
Washington Journal., 1919-02-28

9unSe nidt bciiecn Den aItdren
genobt un0 bat iein eiaenes 9tl9<
nis, oas ieincr 2ieben uno IeineS
9eIistums, iciucr 9loiie uno &itoer.
ieincs iagoboren 8i!0es nuf ibren
Stufen nieoergeIcgt." Cine onoere.
niht minoer beriibmte St0tte mar
bic am Saroniiden Mecrbuien ge'
Iegeue SafenItoot Gpi0auroS in Oec
2on0idaft 9lrooIis oOer bielme5r
oaS IL &ilometer Ianoeinndrts od'
bon befinolihe @~sfIepieion, Elm Dem
@otte Der 9eilflln0e g~sflepios &C.
neibtes Seiligtun, cine art Sur
unO @aufa6rtsort 5ugleit, no ale
flint Sabre elm Set g~efeiert ipuroe
nit @etfdmpfen unO Hro3cIiionen,
sic Jog. M~sflepieen, 5u ocnen Strip
pei, gtusi6tioe uno ionItige &rante
aQer Irt bon nab lin0 fern 5ulart'
menItromten, Ben Soft UNI Selling
onflebeno ODER Sen Sribut i6reS
3anfes obitatteno: bemalte Basre-
Iiefs NIT S3enen aus Dem gottIidel
SeiIoerfobrert, Der Snfubation, unO
6ieltren Der gnn3en Berion oes
0ittIteuers ODER Ser franten, be6p.
gentlemen GorpertciIe aus @olo,
Silber o0er 8ron3e, Die ale 8eu9.
nis ablegen bon 0cm boben alter
Washington Journal., 1919-02-28

babnIoien Belt. 0ieIcIbe @rideiuung
5eigt ii1 aud auf anOeren gergpdi.
len, Oeren Ger0Sung megen Der
9a6nfonfurren5 6efiirdtct murOe.
Die 3unabme oes @onOerberfebrs
mar ps aud, sic Die Better oes st.
@ottbaroboipi3es, Die 6amilie Com.
baroi peranloBte, oas olte Soipi5
in oen 5mei Sobren uah Dem 9rnnoe
ourb einen 9eubau gu eriesen. @r
lit cine genaue Gopie oes a~bgebrann-
ten SoIpi3es, nur nit Dem Inter-
IdieO, ooB Der alte 8du gum gro
zen Sell aus Sol5 bergeiteGt unO
aud Oomit perfleiOet mar, mdb.
reno ser neue 8au ans Stein alige-
fiibrt lit. Ser gauge 3ebduoefompler
ouf Dem ct. @ottbarOpaB gehort Der
8amilie 2ombar0i in AiroIo, Die
idlon felt Mitte oes oorigen Sabr.
b%unoerts, als 0as Soipi5 nod
gigentum oes teliiniihen Staotes
NOR, fir oas 8obl Der &eiienoen
bort oben Gorge trdgt.
Washington Journal., 1919-02-28

icine 9~fatsberren freipiaia gcbelt
Gem @ott Ssroels, oes @obnung Gil
5eruIolem lit, uno allcrlei Gil6er
uno @oIo, oas er iinoen Tonne iii
Der goil5en 2anoidaft au 9obel,
nit ocm, bns oas GoIf uno Die
&rielter freimiqig geben gum SouIc
@ottes 81 Seruialem".
Sang b%elonoers lchrreih in oieier
Sinii9t lit Die Gr5dblung bon oesl
flint goloeneit 9euIen un0 ben finn
gol0enen MGuien Ct. Gam, A. bi8
6. Sap, sic Die 8biliiter al,f oen
Sat ibrer 9agonprielter Dem @otte
Ssraels als @~eibegoben onrbro9=
ten, oamit iie bon Der 8eIt uno lire
Seller bonn MauiefraB peridont
blie6cn. gu Der 3eit namlid, "a
Snnuel oos Gih!eramt in Ssrael
fiibrte, muroen Die BbiiiItcr, Die
m1brcno zines Grie9es nit Dem
4usermdbIten 8olfe oielem DE
9unoeslaOe geraubt batten, BON ets
ner peitartigen aronfbcit beimge-
luf)t uno lire Ncder bon MGliien arg
permiiltet. I'm lih bon oicicn &o~
lamitdten SIT errettct, Die iie ais
elm 5trafocri6t Sa6pes fir Sen
linn an0etanen 6reueI anioben, err
bielten Tie BON Den Griciiern oes
@ottes Gogon ben Nat: 80 per-
fcrtigt ocnu @iIher eltrer 8eitbqulen
un0 giloer eurer WGuie Die ons
2ano perbecren, uno gebt Dem @otte
SSsraels Die @bre; pielIeidt lGBt er
Damn feline SSnno uiht lGnger ouf
clld Ioiten lolpie auf eurem Soft
urO 9nno." Mittet uns nidt oieie
@r51bIuna, oie ben 2eier Inn orei
SSabrtouienoe 5uriid in oaS 2ano
@aIditina perictt. ungefdbr 10 IN
mie cine MirafeIoeidlidte aus IT.
geno einem @aafabrtsorte, etlua-
Iaria Nlain bci Soloburg, no man
GbnIiden @ebiIoen, 3 9 Sol8- ODER
@adsbeinen NIT unregelmdbig
ooriiber %5erItreltcn, rot bcmalten
@nn6en, bcuIenortieen @el1mii..>
item II. a., gar nidt 10 ielten beoeg4
net?
Iitd BEL Den Iolfcrn oes erie.
hii6en uno romiiden GltcrtumS
finoen mir @noIoaien Der 8otipc
Washington Journal., 1919-02-28
Bar altpatp Gaathara in Dfutartlanh.

nod $eioeIberg %reiite. Son ionltigen
Encouragement uno geididtli6
merfmiiroigen DISQUALIFICATION, Die
in Der Gbronif oes @altbofes nuf.
ge5dblt tperoer, ermdbnen mir MIR
nod oie Seloeu 0es 9reiBigidbrl-
gen &rieges, ben Sdpeoenfonig
@u5tob MooIf uno oen General Gil
Ii, Der in 8eglcitung oes @rofen
bon anbaIt on1 3. Iopembcr 1921,
fat Elm Sabr nod Der 5dladt am
@eiBen 8erge Den fliid)tenoen, in
sic &eidsadt erfldrten 8interfo.
Mig Srieorid V. un0 ieinen @enois
len grnit @rofen BON Monsfelo big
in Sic IfaIo perfol0eno, inn @oltbof
gum &ieien iid oufbielt. uno 10
fonttc Der olte @ou nod pieles err
5dblen, mas iid in ieinen Mouert
5ugetragen bot, au6 aus Der neiter
un0 neuelten 3eit bon Dem 8rin5en
4lbredt BON 8rerBen, bonn General
bon MoItfe, bon ben Sberlten bon
Washington Journal., 1919-02-28

un0 @ei6egoben in reidcr 6ii1e.
@enn bort ieman0 etpas auf Dem
Ser5en batte, irgen0 mcIdeS Inter
nebmen plante, gu ser &eiie ii6 oil.
l6idte, BON Summer uno Scot ge-
pIagt mar, an a%ronf9eiten unO
Sied)tlim lit ooer ionltnie SiIfc
bon oben benotigte, Damn mo6te e.
rim @eIiiboe Wotum), 0urb ooS y
Ii6 5ur 9arbringun9 eines SpferS
perpfli9tcte. @enn eS irgenO mOJ@
lid mar, insbeIonoere po %augen6lid-
Ii6e 2ebensgefabr, nie i'm Griege
cOer beim Shiff6rud), nidt beOoi.
Itano, in peld)er 66QcH Oos blcBe
miinoIi1e @el0bniS geniigte, muroe
oos gege6ene 8erlprefen ollf 8oAS.
tafeln ooer 9opierItreifen %nie0erges
i6rieben, oft alth nit a6biloungen
uerIeben uno Ser @otterItatue ans
Rnie ge6eftet. @nr nun alles nad
8unif gegongen, Damn mllBte oaS
8eIiiboe nit groBter @eiuilien6aftig-
felt erfiiut mer0en. 8rieiterbano
nabm oie Gabe in @mpfang uno
Iegnete Iie fir Die @ottbeit, Der lie
als o~auernoes @igentum 5ufiel.
morouf iie i'm Spmpel oufgebGnst
nuroe ooer in oeIien Sinterhauie
i6ren @lab fon6. @eopfert puroet
Die beridieoenlten @egenItdnn?
menn iie tur in elmer 8e5ie6nng
gum 8otum itanoen. Son SdifF-
briidigen miilen mir, bob tie Den
Meeresgottbciten. Ger 8qnus Mari-
no, Dem 3eptun, ben GioSfureu,
Der Sis, GeiIe oes S6iifes, Sc.
mGloe oes Gdiffbrudes, nidt ieItcn
audi lire &leioer ols @eibega6en in
oercn Sempeln %oufb6naten. %itt
oieien grau6 oeutet Soro5 in Der
fiinften Soe oeS eritcn @udeS ieiner
ogormina" nit folgenocn @ortet
FIN:
.Sd), Die geiueibete
SafeL 5eigt's I'M @ebilo'. 6dn9t' nt Die
Sempetipan0
Dteine triefenoeu Shelter
Sin9It Dem tpnlterben Soft oes W2eers."
Gins Ser gr0Bten lino 6erii6me
teiten Seili9tiimer Oes alten SELLS
mar Olympia in Der eliiden 2auO-
idaft Biiotis. Sci Sen 0adgra6un-
gen, oie oaielbIt oeronltaltet tuuroe1,
fono man in Der MlttS. Dem bon
elmer Wauer um9ebenen Sempel-
besirf, ser auSidlieBiih Dem @ot-
terfuItltS oes 3ers uno ser !@era
oiente, uno 5por Dor Dem groBei
4ltar, benz WittcIpunft Ger gan5ell
Inlogc, cine lln5o6l Der Oerld)ie-
OenIten 6iguren: aus 9ron5e oOer
Con geformte @feroe, Iinoer, So
gel, Menidlen ionie Seile oerieIben.
Son oieien pIaltiiGen Gpferbilnern
Iogt N0oIf @ritap 9oettiher in Dem
@erfe vGlpmpio. GaS Set ulo
feline Stdtte": nMan erfennt oclt.
lid ben 3uiammenbong 3miid)ea
Sem auftretcn Ser fleinen 6iguren
un0 ser 9eItimmltng Der SertllGj,