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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-09
CASTL7 DOME REGION
Is SHOWING ACTIVITY

The old Castle Dome district in
Yuma county Arizona, has been show
ing activity for some time. The dis
trict was famous in the old days OF
pioneer mining. The Mabel mine has
it's shaft down and has developed wa
ter in Il at SIS feet TO supply the
camp and its mill The new United
Mines company and the Hull concern
are both pushing work
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-09
1909 MEN ON U. S. THIRD
OCCUPATION ARMY RETURN

New York. May. 9.-The transport
Sofia locked today with 1909 former
members Of the third army Of occupa-
ton. The units included 526th bak-
cry company, 306th bakery company.
408th telegraph battalion. supply and
medical sections, headquarters com
nany. companies D and z. 465th en-
gineer pontoon train, 161st field hos
Dital lend and 163rd ambulance com
panies, 162nd and 163rd field hospitals.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-09

Inc NaE0a C0pQer Company Al sl-
perior. Pinal county. Ariz-. Is now
reported to have completed its deal
for II additional claims from the
Queen Copper company. consideration.
$4,000 This makes 13 claims in all,
the first two having been part Of the
old Silver Queen company. A long
tunnel is said to be planned which viii
connect the main shafts with the sur
face nlant
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-09

Capt y ]. Welsh. who was in FL
Paso early this week. stated that as
manager Of the Victor Smelling and
Mining company. composed Of New
York people, he had begun preliminary
work preparatory to beginning syste-
matte development work on the con-
Germs silver-lead mines at Gaze. y. II.
4 shaft IS 70 be Commercial verv soon
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-09

Rich gold quartz about three inches
IN q two foot vein was struck in the
Allan and Chimera claims at Chiffon.
ella county. Ariz. lately. The prop
erty is on the san Carlos Indian res
ervation and is owned BY Nelson
O'Shaughnesy. for a long time secre-
tary OF the @. S. embassy in Mexico
City.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-09

Washington. D. C., May Capt
Theo. ID. Jervey, infantry. is ordered
from Camp Dodge to Fort Bayard;
MAJ John c. Donald, quartermaster
corps, is ordered to report at Fort
Bliss. First Lieut.. James Graft VIII
Iams. dental corps, is relieved from
duty with the seventh cavalry and
viii report at Fort Bliss for duty with
the SIND field artillery Second Lieut.
VIM. H Chambers. motor transport
corps, is ordered TO FL Paso.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-09
ARMY PLANS UNCHANGED BY
DEVELOPMENTS AT PARIS

Washington. D. c., May 9.-Progress
made by the peace commissioners at
Paris has caused no change in the 529,-
600 officers and men.
Il became known officially today
that the department is prepared TO
press practically the same bill at the
extra session 10 begin May 10.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-09

Robert Palmer. 13 years old. f0gis
East Missouri street. Thursday found
a purse containing liberty bonds and
other valuable papers. valued at $4,000.
belonging TO Oscar Rosen. which ne
returned 10 the owner and received as
Z reward 2 good lob md 500
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-09
CHIHUAHUA TO TEACH BOYS
MODERN AGRICULTURAL WORK
lConfinued from nare IL

teal agricultural instruction. cultivat-
ing. under the guide Of the teNhers,
small tracts OF land near the schools.
Vegetables and fruits are 20 be raised
and the profits divided among che
boys and instructors. By this means
very useful and practical knowledge
about farming viii be diffused all
over Chihuahua. helping in the I'm
provement Of aEP culture and IN the
introduction Of modern farming sys-
tens
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-09
-. sNEpRERG ro DorGLAs.

Washington. D. c.. May 9.-Brig.
Gen. Vim. R. Smedberg. jr-, has been
assigned 70 command the border dis
trict with headquarters at Douglas
Ariz.. and Brig Gen. clint Hearne 10
command the South Pacific coast ar
tillery district, the war department
announced today.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-09
N. M. BAPTIST LEADER TO
HEAD PLAINVIEW SCHOOL

Albuquerque. X II, May s.-The
Rev. Elmer B. Atwood. for the last
seven years corresponding secretary
% the Baptist convention Of New
Mexico. and editor Of the Baptist New
Mexican. with headquarters here. has
resigned. effective May 81, TO accept
the presidency Of the Wayland Baptist
college at Plainview. Tex
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-09

. 5 Waid, general MANAGER Of the
southern Pacific lines for Texas and
Louisiana, arrived in FL Paso from
Del Rio Thursday evening. having
come by motor car on an inspection
trip. With him were chief engineer
T A Cottingham and local superiu-
tendent E a. O'DouneM
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-09

These are the best buys on the
market.
Let me have your order for any OF
these stocks al above p1oes. proud-
ing you desire any particular stock
Perhaps you are contemplating
the purchase Of a certain oil stock. I
have no fancy office furniture. high
rent and expensive help. ! can save
you money and will execute your OF
ders with efficiency and dispatch for
any oil stock.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-09
sHIPs ,IINE ,IAcHINERY.

7. D. Lidstone. Of Silver City. gem
eral manager Of the Black Hawk
Mining and Milling company in the
Hanover district in Grant county. near
that city. was in FL Paso the first Of
the week shipping about $50. 900 worth
OF machinery TO those mines. which
included two hoists. oil tanks. etc
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-09

Chief Of police Phoenix Friday az
ternoon arrested Mary Smith. on the
charge OF conducting a disorderIy
house at 32l south E1 Paso street.
within the limits Of the five mile zone
about an army camp.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-09

Police officer Guy Wilson was sus-
pended from the police force Friday
morning by acting captain J. D.
Thompson on a charge OF conduct uu-
becoming an officer while on duty.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-09

Juan Berdueo presented an eagle to
alderman W. T. Griffith for Washing
ton Park Friday morning that he had
trapped east Of the oregon noun
tains. The bird is about a year old
and in good condition.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-09
PARENTS AWAITING TROOP
SHIP FIND son IS DEAD

New York. May s.-On the steam
ship Mongolia which arrived today,
were IS officers and g men convalesc-
ing from illness or wounds ana
casuals-
Corp. Harvey A. Zimmerman, OF
Sheffield, IA. q casual, died today OF
pneumonia. His parents were waiting
at the pier when the ship locked
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-09

CAPT. WILLIAMS LEAVES
FOR OVERSEAS SERVICE

Capt A. W. Williams, Of the Seventh
cavalry. left for Camp Meade Friday
morning for duty with overseas re-
placement troops he has been with
the Seventh cavalry regiment at Fort
Bliss for two years.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-09

The army is ID need OF 500 recruits
for the 21st infantry for service in
slaska- according TO advices received
al the local recruiting station Thurs
DAY. The men viii be sent 10 Nancou-
yer barracks Washington, for train
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-09

Acting chief OF police p. r. Phoenix
Friday granted a 10 day leave OF abb
sence TO the following police officers.
J. J. Hin. John Redmond and r. NJ
Jacobs, 10 be effective on May u.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-09
VIII Sell
Combination Offer

Ten shares each Of the following
stocks, certificate issued N your
favor. Pnce, $4,000.
All orders must be accompanied
BY certified check. money order or
telegraph transfer.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-09
MAJOR HERE FROM COLUMBUS.

MAJ. A l. lockwood. Of the 24th in
fantry, stationed at Columbus, y. IL,
visited headquarters Thursday.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-09

MEET DEFEAT
Admit Czechs Have Gained
A Footing in Town
OF NagYszecsenY.

Copenhagen. Denmark. May s.-su-
perior Czech forces. after a bitter and
nuctuating struggle. have gained a
footing in the town Of Nagyszecseny,
the Hungarian supreme army com
mand announces. says a message from
Budapest today.
(Nagyszecseny is about 20 miles
north Of Budapest in the district Of
Neograd. 1t is on the Eipel river.
This is the nearest the Czech forces
have approached Budapest Rumauian
troops were Lass reported about so
miles east Of Budapest.)
Allies Not Backing Rumanianz.
Paris, France, May 9.-CBy the As
ISOLATED Press. 1T is learned on high
authority that there is no foundation
for reports that the entente powers
are supporting the Rumanian advance
against Hungary which was under
taken by Rumania TO forestall pro-
jected operations by the Hungarians
and Russians against that country.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-09
VIII Not
Sell

10 Mahogany Desks at par.
"A Office Leases below par.
u Iypewriters on terms.
10 Watches to the highest bidder.
20 chapters Of information
Is fake Oil stock.
l3 Lead Dollars.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-09

ments IN which she has not partici-
pated.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-05-09
ITALY'S SAVING METHODS
instaIlment Plan Is Adopted to
Encourage War Loan
Support.

The humble citizen of Italy insists
upon doing his part to help his coun-
try carry her war and postwar finan-
cial burdens. There are no Thrift
Stamps nor War Savings Stamps in
Italy, and there are hundreds of thols-
ands of patriotic Italians who never
have more than a dollar or two at
one time to offer their government.
But in Italy, just as in all the other
%belligerent nations. a way has been
provided to take advantage of the
invaluable Assistance which the small
investor can give the nation both in
war and in peace. The Italian govern
ment has arranged to sell war bonds
through the banks On the club plan.
a workman or small farmer goes to
a bank and makes a small deposit and
asks that a 100 Ira $500 war bond
be purchased for him. He then COM
pletes the payment for his bond at
the rate Of 7 Ira ($1.40) per month.
He may secure a 500 Ira bond by
monthly payments of 35 Ira go.
Though they have different methods
of collecting the contributions of that
large proportion of their citizens who
are unable to accumulate 500 or even
$50 at one time, it will be found that
everyone of the belligerent nations has
found it absolutely essential to make
some arrangements for securing the
support of the small investor.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-05-09
l1riprnns pun rSupfott."

Wie bdufis sebrauden mir oas in
un5erer mobernen Irbeiterbeipesuns
gum S9lasport setporoene BOP
fott". obne uns iiber beiien u~ripruns
unb Yebeutuns 8e4eni4aft gu seben.
unb bod 1T pas Wort nod niht
piersis Sabre alt, ielbit nidt in eng
Lamb, aus Dem mir oieien @usorud
rbespsen" baben. Sames gppcott
mar elm eneliiher !Sauptmann. Der
(na9 $. Sunser) gnoe 1880 als
8utsperipalter zines ensliihm Soros
lia peiserte, Der irii4en eanoliga
beiautreten unb infolgebeiien in Idt
unb 8ann setan nbpptottiert" -
purbe, 10 oab niemanp nit ibm per-
tsbrte, tein Mrbsiter, fem Sienitbote
BEL ibm blieb. go puroe er susleid
erites Spfer pes v9optotts". Sieie
iibertrasene 8eoeutuns piro Ron
Murrap bereits pom Sabre 1881 al,
6elegt. - Hafh fat ii4 bann oas
neue Mobeiport aud auf benz Set
lanbe perbreitet unp 1T 70 nad
Oeutfdlano seorunsen. Worauf 1T
oas auriidaufiibren? 5eblte etlpa Der
9esriff bafiir in Der oeutfhen
Sprade2 &einespess! SIM Wittels
Glitter f9pn bsitanb bic dtaatlido
a9t Wedtuns) uno Der Qir9lide
Yann; 1ooann battsn mir felt Be-
sinn bes 10. Sabrbunberts ben (tpob;
urlpriinslid MIR ituDentiiden) Der
ruff (bie @errufsertlaruns). als
3eitp6rter paren in I4t unb 8ann
tun, p%errufsn, in ben @erruf itedsn,
fir poselfrei ertldren bereits uorban>
ben. Run perbinben mir ~alleroinas
nit benz Worte n9optott" bic Be
3iebuns auf nirtidaftlide admpfe;
aber aud bafiir baben mir bic Spers
re, Iusfperruns. iotpie entfprehenb
bic 3eitpDrter fperren. a%usfperren,
bic Sperre (iiber iemano) perbdnsen.
Sdtte iid aliu bic beutIde preffe In
ben adtsiser Sabren entfdieoen GEE
gen ben ginbrinslins r8optott" ses
ipebrt, 70 piirbe' er ni4t bic beutiae
@erbreituns erlanst baben!
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-05-09
MOPP|NG UP LOAN
FAR DIFFERENT
ALLIED COUNTRIES
WHAT IS MERE $4,5oo,ooo,ooo CON-
PARED TO DEFEAT BY
GERMANYf
NO TIME FOR WHINING
cu,,os. That Won Hindenburg Had
Dictated the Peace
Terms.

When the new Years Day Of 1915
rolled around the United States OIL
America had put something k $25,
400 100000 into war expenses. BY
that same token the kaiser had long
since ceased to rule in Berlin ana
bis armies were streaming back into
Germany.
The allies, the whole entente and as
sociated nations, had spent about
s125. 900, OO0, 900 at that time. Of
course, the human imagination simply
staggers when it tries to take n
ms, what such an amount of money
means.
But the winning was worth the
price. Suppose that we do a little
supposing to make that clear? Sup
nose that instead of General Foch die
tating the terms they had been die
tated by Won Hindenburg? Suppose
that instead of American, French and
English troops occupying the Rhine
cities, the spiked helmets were occ
plying London, Paris, New York n
Washington in order to guarantee COM
pliance with the German terms.
That $125, OO0, 000, 900 looks like pin
money compared with what the Ger
man would have saddled on us in the
way of indemnities, forced levies and
contributions, seizures Of raw mate
rails and straight looting. The man
who whines about another Liberty
Loan would have had something to
whine about if Hindenburg had bested
Foch.
We don't know the meaning of tu.
initiation and servitude in this conn
Try, but we would have learned had
We not bought this victory with blood
and gold. Suppose we are in deb
for part Of it, Suppose w do have to
raise another 81, 500, 0O0, 900 loan? IT
is, both a Victory Loan" and a Lib
erty Loan" isn't it?
We have won the victory. 1t is up
to us to clinch it. To benefit human
ity to the utmost, billions more may
be needed for the cleanup, for the
hopping ,up of the waste and ruin that
now covers SO much of the world.
We went into this thing with the
moral pledge that we would see |,
through, that we would stick it out
All the patriotism in the soul Of Amer
lea insists that it be done, that oui
pledge be kept. We are under as sol
emn an obligation to go on with the
job as ever a free people assumed. Ac
cording to the way We keep that obi
cation. will we be judged away dowr
in the future.
And that means. in the last analysis
that every American must do his in
dividual share i'll taking care of the
Fifth Loan. After all, it is a persona
matter.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-05-09
HIGHER TYPE OF
PATRIOTISM NEED
OF PRESENT HOUR
STEINER QUALITY REQUIRED
TO SERVE NATION NOW THAN
DURING CONFLICT.
DELIRIUM OF WAR ENDED
Government Is Borrowing Two Bill
lion Dollars a Month and Must
Be Supported.

1T takes a higher type Of patriot
ism to serve this nation today than 1t
required in the delirium Of war. It
! Is the duty of the American people,
and / believe they will regard 1t as
their privilege to approach the Fifth
Liberty Loan with some degree OF pa
triotism and not altogether on a com.
mercial basis"
This was the answer of Secretary
Of the Treasury Carter Glass to he
bankers of Pittsburgh when they told
! him the Fifth Liberty Loan should be
sold to the American people on q cold
blooded business basis.
Is there no obligation on us to
recompense the heroism and valor our
brave boys!
The floating Of the Fifth Liberty
Loan, the Victory Loan which will
begin April 81, is an absolute neces-
sity. The Government is spending
more money than ever, and the bills
are coming In faster than yer. Tho
last loan was all used up in Decem-
Der and since then the Government
has been borrowing about two billion
dollars a month against the accruing
taxes of March Is and the coming
loan.
Our national honor requires that all
our debts be paid promptly and the
slate wiped clean. Moreover, the men
abroad, some two million Of them, are
to be brought home when the Euro
pear situation is safe for Democracy.
Meantime they must be provided for.
This is no time to slow down in our
systematic efforts to a The rails
ing of money by the billions is a mat
ter Of heroic saving.
Reserve funds must be accumulated
in the national banks by the innumer-
able savings of millions OF people.
twenty-five cents a day spread over a
population OF M hundred million
people would roll up the enormous
sum Of seven hundred and fifty mil.
lion dollars a month In savings.
The duty and obligation of the peo-
pie Is to Y money and economize
as wisely as possible, SO that they
may be ready to do their part when
the Fifth Liberty Loan Is offered in
April.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-05-09

Gin 2umiter nppe!lierte uidt nmfonft
an basiclbe.

Sin SDmiter appc!ltertc nidlt u~utfonff
an basiclbe.
Die man eiusm nur6gefallenen
Stiid gu einem grfOlse perbilft, oas
psritanb Der ebemalise Somiter bes
Carl 6eaters in Wieu aarl Deioa
mann QS20-1S30). aIs mad benz
apeiten att elmer Ropitdt Der 0Ors
bang unter beftisen 3elaen bes Wtibs
iallens n~ieoersins, ipurbe er iofort
pieper in bic 9Obe se5psen. 0as
publitum itubte - mas bate oas
au beoeuten9 Sa eri4ien Der be-
liebte Weibmarn, nnbm einen Stubl,
iebte Jpn mitten auf ote 8iibne unb
nabm barauf plaB. Illsemeines
Staunen. 0a nabm Weiomann pas
Wort unb belt in unbefansenitem
Zone, als befdnoe er Iia in 9eiells
i6aft, folsenbe anfpra&e: sd ieBte
mid bier gu Sbnsn. i'd mub ndmIid
etpas nit Sbnen beipreaen." Oas
publitum mar uerblufft, bic asute
iaben chamber bsroubt an, aber alles
blieb rubis. Weiomann iaob inpei@
fen ieinen Stub peiter DOR uno
ipra6 peiter: Scr Jall, mill i'd
Sbnen iasen, 1T Der: Gin Sidter
ihreibt Elm Stiid; er bat Salient uno
aibt Iid allie Miibe. Sas Stiid pirb
bon Der DIRECTION sspriift; lie finpet
es aut. IS tommt our @uffibrung,
unb bic g(tteure tun ibre S1ulot9>
felt. Sie 3uidauer aber iino nidt
bei 2aune unb peroammen oas Stud,
nod ebe tie ss gang tennen. Run
penten sic iid in bic Gage bes un:
aliidliden poeten; ftellen Sic iit
Dor, pie bic Mssie iid getrdntt fiib'
len mub, an beren Spibe gu 1teber
unfereiner oas Slid baben mub, uns
| belonbers aber, baben sic Die Site
su bebenten, baB' Sic bod FONT i'm
mer Elm 10 e%iniidtsDulles. miloes uni
- b6flihes Yublitum tparen. Was
Toll benn oos beute beiben? Sd
titteSie I'M ales in OerSselt!" Sie'
ffpiea @eibmann; bas Publitun
bGtte i'm aud nidt peiterreoen lai'
len, benn plDBlid erbub lid elm til
multuariI6er 9ppIaus. Weiomar.l
uerbeuste iid unb trat ab; oas Stue
purb. peiterseIpielt. srbielt ftiirmi
1hen geifall unb blieb Ianssre Sci
auf benz Spielplan. Weiomarn bait
es perftonben, bas CUTE Sera be
@iener Su riibren, BON osnen oa
0ort zines Yoeten iast: Isle batte'
oiel spiel 9fibl."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-05-09
HOW OUR DOLLARS
TIPPED THE SCALE
Of ARMED POWER
AMERICAN LIBERTY BONDS DID
THE TRICK AND THEIR DUTY
is NOT ENDED.
MUCH YET 70 BE DONE
Obligation Of Decent Americans ls to
Furnish More Dollars to 4
Finish the Job. -,

When the American dollars. mo-
| pilized by means of the Liberty Bonds,
; got into action they played a big part
in winning the war. J
On the firing line appeared 1000, 900
Yanks in about as short a time as ever
an army was put together.
These same bonds and dollars put
a great American merchant marine
on the waters, and that merchant fleet
is available now that peace has come.
These same bonds helped h allied
nations to draw on our funds to the
tune of 81, 0OO, OO0, 900 to carry on the
fight.
In brief, these bonds and dollars
tipped the balance Of military power
SO effectively that the n thing 10.
the Germans to do was surrender. And
the job of these bonds and dollars Is
by no means completed, the Isl Is
! unfinished. The duty OF the dollar
has not yet been completed by a long
way. Furthermore, the obligations OF
the decent American citizen to furnish
that dollar has not been removed. 1t
| is still his duty, just as 1t was last
fall and last spring. '
In Europe we must do our part OF
| the work toward restoring law, order
and q real peace. Somehow or an
other we must help Russia back to
sanity or be forever menaced by a
giant mailman, a country of 100000
900 souls. The starving in Belgium
and north France must be fed, indus
try must be restored. help given. IL
may be possible that the broken and
! beaten German must be given some
sort of assistance. In all these things
appear some Of the reasons for the
Victory Liberty Loan.
But most important it Is that We
look for our own commercial inter
ests in the future. We must see that
at home and abroad, u own inter
ests are protected. That is the thing
that most nearly concerns all OF us
whether we be laborer or capitalist,
farmer or professional man. Because
Of these things the man who looks at
the Fifth Loan in a spirit Of resistance
is foolish. The bonds have done much,
but there is still work for them to DO.
For our part it is a question OF stano.
ing by our duty In order that the
country may stand by its duty. NOT
until normal conditions have been re-
stored will it be possible for us to
feel that 'bond issues are f~oolishness.'
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-05-09
Cine Grobrbenmart in Der
4faI,.
Su Der EfaI5 mirb ein neueS pifen
fGaf.!ifcs Sntitut cntitcbcn.

fGaf.!idjcs Sntitut cntitcbcn.
Ger .&beiniid). &citiGliid)en Bel.
tung" miro geidrieben: Sn oen &c.
maltigca GinbrudJsiurden Der ober.
rbciniIdcn Sicfebene uno ibren
Gano9cbirgcn merOen ieit ieber nift
ieltcn GrObcbcn mabrgenommen, oft
in ganS erbeblid)rr StGrfe. 0as
gan5c rbeiniid)e 8ebirgsipItcm
Sdwar5maIo 9tcdarbcrglano uno
Sbenpalo, Spgcien ulS Efdl5er.
walo (@aarot) uno nod meiter
rbeinabpGrts lit ebenio ME oas
SogtIano Elm nilssciprodencs Gro.
b~ebengcbiet, mie beiipielspeiie oas
groBe Grobebcn i'm Npuember 1911
mieoer crluieicn bat, no in 5ablrei.
den Srtcn Der Sberrbeiniihen Siei.
ebene Sforniteine einItiir5ten uno
Saulcr ldwcr beidGoiet puroen. IS
lit oaber Don crbeblider milienihnit.
lid)er Ncoclltuna gcraoe al ben
Hunocrn Der obcrrbciniiden Sief.
ebcne uno innlitten oieier genaue
geobad)tungcn por5unebmen, mas
unter anOern bisber beionoers in
ben ltniueriitGtsitGoten SeiOclberg,
Sreiburg i. 9r. uno Strobbura /.
eli. in a~us9iebigcr &eiIe geihiebt.
Sn ablebborer 3eit miro MN auf
Der 6S3 Dieter boben Saint, Ser
bofIten grbcbung Oes Saarotgebir.
ges Goes 0itliten EiGlSerwalOcs)
cine GrObeerenmarte errihtet. Der
berrlib bepaloete Galmit.@ ipiel,
auf benz Ser Ef1l5er @albuerein be.
reits einc @ettcrmarte elngerid)tet
bat, lit elmer ser Saarotranoberge,
oeren SitabbGnge bireft our ober.
rbeiniihen Sieiebene abitiir5en. Die
Iusiid)t pom &almitgipiel lit iiber.
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