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Gilpin observer., 1920-09-30
WRONG TO CARRY A "RoLL"
Too Much Money Is Kept Out Of Cir
cuIation Because Of Currency
in the Pockets.

That extra wad of bills the average
man carries in his hip pocket is a
detriment to the national credit and a
direct instigator of crime. according to
]. H. TregOe, secretary-treasurer Of the
National Association of Credit Men
and formerly leader in the CONNER
cial life of Baltimore.
This opinion is agreed to by Secre-
tary Morningstar, of the Credit Mems
Association Of Baltimore.
Scores of millions of dollars, If not
hundreds of millions, are estimated as
being carried needlessly in the pockets
of American citizens, and while in the
pocket the money is as definitely with
drawn from circulation as If it were
in the old sock or under the loose
brick in the hearth where the motion
picture misers always keep their
boarded gold.
Mr.. Tregoe recommends n specific
remedy-checks. If the people put
their cash in the bank and then paid
tEeir bills by checks, Mr.. Tregoe ar
CUES, there would be millions of dol
lars put beyond the reach of the
"knights of the diving hand" and other
seekers after loose cash.
The workingman Is a factor in the
present-day situation, according to Mr..
Morningstar.
"It is not only the rich man who
carries large amount of cash on his
person." he said. "TEe workingman
today has money and he carries 1t
with him. Just recall few of the
tales you have read about working
men paying cash for pianos and dia-
mond rings and such incidentals.
Then figure how much currency he
keeps out of the bank by loving the
feel OF it in his pocket."-Baltimore
Sun.
Gilpin observer., 1920-09-30
More PayrolIs with Tanks.

Chicago.-Armored cars and tanks
that saw duty In France are to play
q return engagement In the streets Of
Chicago, us means of battling the
bandits who are now getting away
with heavy payrolls almost every day
In the week. This was decided upon
at conference Of bank executives.
The fleet of armored cars that will
convey the payrolls from the banks
to various factories will consist Of five
units, each consisting Of an armored
truck and n high-powersd automobile.
Gilpin observer., 1920-09-30
PREVENTION OF FLAT SOUR"
Disaereeable Taste and Odor Can BE
Avoided II Gamer Uses Fresh
Vegetables.

Canned corn, peas, beans and as
paragus may show no signs of spoil
age to the eye, and still when opened
may have u sour taste and disagree
able odor. This trouble Is known to
the canner as fiat sour" and can be
avoided, United States department of
agriculture canning specialists say. If
the canner will use vegetables that
have been gathered not more than FIVE
or six hours, blanch. cold-dip. pack
one jar at time, and place each Jar
in the Gamer ms It is packed. The
first jar in will not be affected by the
extra cooking. When the steam-pres-
sure Gamer Is used, the jars or cans
may be placed In the retort and the
cover placed in position but not
clamped down until the retort is filed
Rapid cooling prevents overlooking.
clarifies the liquid, and preserves the
shape and texture.
Gilpin observer., 1920-09-30
Sliced Apples Drying on Home-Made Tray.

The purchase Of expensive factory
made driers for fruits and vegetables
often calls for an expenditure of sew
eral times the amount necessary to Sc
cure a good drier of either the home
made or factory-made type, according
to the United States department of ag-
riculture, which has made study of
the best types of driers for home use.
Expensive Drier.
The department has had its atten-
ton called to one drier now on the
market selling at price about five
times what 1t would cost to construct
satisfactory substitute at home.
While the interest which gardeners arr
everywhere manifesting in increased
food production should result in in
creased use of driers, the department
ture for such equipment ordinarily is
not necessary.
Information on Driers.
For the benefit Of those who prefer
TO make their own driers the depart
ment has published for free distribu-
lion pamphlets containing detailed in
formation on the subject. One of the
driers recommended is metal covered
and is designed to stand on a cook
stove or small furnace. A less expen-
sive cookstove drier, also recommend
ed. is made of lath, wire screen and
canvas or heavy unbleached muslin.
With either of these articles much of
the gardens surplus can be conserved
Gilpin observer., 1920-09-30

very much. / am well and strong and
now able to do my work. l cannot
thank you enough and I recommend
your medicine to my friends who are
sick. Mrs. SUSIE SACATANsKY, 25
East 18th St., Bayonne, N. ].
1t must be admitted by every fair
minded, intelligent person, that medi-
cine could not,live and grow in popular
ity for over forty years. and today hold
IS does Lydia 1S't F. pnkhsms ;xegesabi;
virtue and actual worth. Such med
icines must be looked upon and termed
both standard and dependable by every
thinking person
Gilpin observer., 1920-09-30
Erlends In Old Aae.

ITO me the world seems more beau
tiful every way" John Wanamaker said
In the midst OF quiet observance Of
his recent elghty-second birthday Mt
the cottage of Rodman wanamaker,
his son. In Chelsea, Pm. Touching
upon birthdays In general, Mr.. Wana-
maker said they come rapidly as n
mans years increase in number. and
that then man more than ever appre.
ciates his friends. s."-Boston Post.
Gilpin observer., 1920-09-30
Moonshlnsrs XIII officer.

Aberdeen, Wash.-A post mOrtem
examination showed that Nicholas Ko-
leski, special officer investigating
moonshine cases, had been shot five
times in the head and body. His body
was found in creek In the woods
near here covered by planks and
grass. Koleski was last seen some
days ago. and 1t is presumed he was
killed by moonshiners.
Gilpin observer., 1920-09-30
illlnols Has Increase.

Washington.-Population Of Illinois
increased Is per cent during the dec
ade from 1910 to 1920, according to
official figures announced by the Cen
sus Bureau. The new total for the
state Is 6,4S5,09s, an increase of S46,-
507 over 1910, when the total was
5,63S,591. Twenty years ago the popu-
lation OF Illinois was 4.S21,5 ,552.
Gilpin observer., 1920-09-30
OF INTEREST TO
TIE HOUSEWIFE

Corn beaf should be started to boil
in cold water.
four-pound fish should make six
or seven portions.
Keep good supply of thick hold
ers handy when cooking.
Scrambled eggs served with aspara.
gus make an excellent dish.
Scatter u few whole cloves around
where ants are and they will disap-
pear.
Gilpin observer., 1920-09-30
New Air Record.

Chicago.-A new record for nonstop
flight between Omaha and Chicago
was made by Pilot II. II. Rowe. His
plane, which was carrying the mails,
covered the distance in hours and
20 minutes.
Gilpin observer., 1920-09-30
Making Cake Foundations.

In making cake foundations where
roffee is used In place OF milk. 1t
should be remembered that us coffee
does not have the thlckening proper
ties Of milk. a tablespoonful less to u
rupful should be used than II one
were using milk.
Gilpin observer., 1920-09-30
Wheat Exports Increase.

Washington. - Wheat exports IN
creased In August over July, the de-
partment of commerce's monthly state
ment of exports today showing that
q, ,569,9S2 bushels were shipped out OF
the country last month, az compared
with 23,S39,541 in July.
Gilpin observer., 1920-09-30
A rhorouoh Enthusiast.

Henrietta" asked Mr.. Meekton. do
you think votes for women Is going to
be complete successT
"How can you doubt II. LeonidasT r
perhaps I am overnixious. But II
looks as II the woman voters were
likely to let lot Of men get into Of
fice. the same as before"
Gilpin observer., 1920-09-30
CASCARETS
"They Work while you Sleep"

Do you feel all tangled up-bilious.
cOnstipated. headachy, nervous, full Of
cold? Take Cascarets tonight for your
liver and bowels to straighten you out
by morning. Wake up with head clear.
stomach right, breath sweet and feel
ing fine. No gripping, no inconvenience.
Children love Cascarets too. TO- 25,
so cents.-Adv.
Gilpin observer., 1920-09-30
SIX MONTHS |
COULD NOT WORK
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound Made Me Strong and
Able to Work. Recommend
It To All My Friends.
Bayonne, N. J.-'T had pains in back
and legs 80 that could not stand caused

by female trouble.
i felt 80 tired all tho
time, had bad head
aches, and for six
months ! could not
work. ] was treat
ed by a physician
and took other re-
medies but got no
relief. A friend told
me about Lydia E.
Pinkham's v eg e
table Compound and
!; = hoa holnad ma.
Gilpin observer., 1920-09-30
May Get the Rope.

May Get the Rope.
City Chap-Well done, old chap.
You sow and l reap the fruits.
Farmer-Maybe you will. am SOW
ing hemp.
Gilpin observer., 1920-09-30
important to Mothers

If you can shine yourself, wipe
the shadows out of the life of some
one else.
Gilpin observer., 1920-09-30
Hates Carxlno.

Mrs. Green-My husband hates carv-
ing.
Mr.. Brassie-I noticed that it makes
him mad to slice his ball.
Gilpin observer., 1920-09-30

A crooked log makes foos fire.
French Proverb.
Washington Journal., 1920-03-19

Sta0tmouer SEN Berg binunter Bis
gum oberen 8alieirertor, ge.
ihmiift nit Dem alten Staotpap'
pen urO Sen Sol5lteinen, 0ur6 mel6e
IN alten 3eiten Oas ma6tige Sail
tor auf uno nieoer 9e5ogen Wuroe.
SIN GoIfsmunOe miro oieie Sauier.
gruppe nit Ben beioen Soren r's
Molerninfele~ genanut, oenn 5u ie.
Ser Sobres3eit fam man BORT Riinit.
Ter Iiben leben, melde Stl10ien in
Sarbe uno Stiff MAIDEN. 8eion.
oers intereiiant 1T Der 8lid ourd
0os obere Sor auf Die 3enoburg,
welhe bod oben auf Dem Sellen
tbront, Ser Die ifonlte &llranlage
Merons, uOie @iIf", abidlieBt.
Die 3enoburg batte lire 8Iiiteaeit
81 aniang oes IA. Sabrbunoerts
inter Dem aus 80bmen bertriebenen
8onie Seinrid. @m %. Sanltar
1909 ipieIte iid ON @aiieirertor Elm
trauriger aft ab. SIM nSodbaus"
befano ii9 Die fran5oiii4e Sauptpa.
DIE. Gort b%eriammelten ii9 Die
oienitfreien Sffiaiere Der fran5oit
i1en 2inie unO italieniideu @aroe.
Sn allen StraBen Oriidten ii9 Die
Ginpobner Ser Staot uno hinge.
bung ihcu an Ole 8ano uno inter
Die &austore, idarf iibertpaGt bon
oen 8otrouiuen 1enn man befiirdte.
tie nit &edt einen Aufitano. I'm.
ter Sem &ommanoo 0es Sapitana
Renuoro muroelr Inreas Sofer, Del.
fen @eib uno Sobn iomie iein
Sdreiber SDetb nod Der @efongen.
nabme in Ser Yfan0ler Siitte einge.
hradt. Ser SOB oieies Seloen iii.
teroriidte ni6t Die 2iebe Der Giro.
Ter gu SelterreiG uno ieinem Sol.
icrbauie, ionoern fadte iie 81 neuen
Slammen an.
Washington Journal., 1920-03-19

ihon tm @oiier. @ie id ipdtcr er.
iubr, bate mcine 6rarl iie Oabin
gebdngt, aI3 idon oas @oiier iiber
Die Soblcn ging, fir Den 6au, Dob
i6 in Der Nodt 5urildf0me. Weein
fleineS Siibhcn bon bier Sabren
botte INNER oas @oiier nit leinem
fleinen Sopf megi60pfen wolen.
SIS Doate Die gnn5e Ataft arbeiten,
menn's noti9 ipdre. Die @utell
batten iid gedngitigt unO wuBten
ni6t, CAB Der Serr &ater in Sancol
9eraoe Billiard ipieIte.
Im anOeren lier ltano sic bolbe
8emobneridaft u%nieres Gorfes ber-
ianmeIt, I'M Die Bride obgeben 81
ieberl. @ini9e 8aumitamme, Die Der
6luB trieb, batten lid porgeIegt,
uno elm beionOers mddtiger itedte,
nit Dem 8ipfeIenoe emporrogeuo,
OaOor. W1it pudtigen getuoItigen
S6ld9en rannte CT 9egen uniere at.
me Bride, Die in alien Sugen
fradte.
o@oaen mir nod oriiber?" frag-
te iG meinen @egIeiter. uS6limm-
ItenfonS miiiien Die 8feroc idtpim.
men!"
God 90 bob iid idon sic Bride
in ibrer gon8en 2dn9e, Iegte iid UNI
lnO i6menfte ab.
oSurral" rief id unminfiirIid
un0 i6menfte meinen SUIT, nno
nSurra!" t0nte es bon orii6en als
Oh oas elm 10 beionoers erfreulides
@reignis gepeien ware.
Washington Journal., 1920-03-19

9rauer. 6cuer orunter unO Die rid.
tIge Mil6ung = nidt al iprooc
5uiammcngeidmol5en. Gam elm
poar alte Sadlumpen oarin ge-
tr0nft uno ms God geitopft, ilad
geflopft, 10 lan9e e3 beiB lit; EN-
paar glatte Saditiidc bon bcioen
Seiten barber eeflebt, unb oar.
lber nod 5ulebt einige Stife 8ledl
genagelt. Sertig!
~Gamit fannlt iest fabren, bis
orf 8ien!"
uno 90 fam aud) i6on ser @a.
gen anseraiiclt, nit feds tii6tigen
8feroen beipannt. @ir luoen auf,
es fomen nod Elm paar 2eiIte nit,
nno mir frodcn binauf inter Die
Blane. SIN idlanfen Grab griffen
Die Bferoe ans. oils pdr's Die fein.
lte Staotsfuti6e.
Mls mir om Nio Breto anlang-
ten, lddelte ms iogar Die Come,
Die iiG anf ein paar @ugen6lide
aeiote.
Washington Journal., 1920-03-19

bcim S6cin ser 9aterne oie Spil-
rcn bes Sprimgcs, orinnen uno
Orouben.
80, MN bat er mfrs aber an.
geltriGen, Der 2ump! SuAe ibn
iest, wer Suit bat. @omoglid lit
er i6on gu Sauie."
~Nimmlt bolt morgen meinen,
penn mir oeinen nid)t iinoen," tro-
IIcte Der Sreun0, uno i9 blieb iber
Ra6t.
Sim arOeren Morgen gudte aber
mein 8aco aus Dem Staa beraus.
Gle Stelle, mo- er eiilmnl Suffer be-
tommen bate, mar linn in angeneb.
.ner Grimnerung gebIieben.
Sn geglcitung eiiies jungen Bro.
lilianers rift iG bcim. Sc lief al
los gut ab, bis uors @aus, Bis gum
9iio Breto. Ser mar in3wii1en nod
mebr 9clGpollcn. Tas Yridenge.
LANDER glldte MIR nod nit Den o6e-
rem galfen bcroils, uno mittcll oilI
Der 9riide binp cine 2aterne. balb
Washington Journal., 1920-03-19

fer oBoni9" lit elm freisrun0es, 9e'
liittertes Stiid &u1 NIT einem Sod
IN Der Mitte, gum 0urdlteden oes
GopteS. 0a er I'M Steben bis et-
mas unter oos &nie reidt, iAiist
er beim Heitcn audi 9eine uno Got
tel5eug Dor Dem Geeen. aber beiB
lit es oorunter, uno tDern er
griinoIid nap miro, nimmt CT Elm
@epidt an, SaS Uenig angenebm
lit.
2angiam idritt mein @aco (6al-
ber) iiber Die Bride Oes &io Preto,
ser i1on 5iemli6 bod angciAmol-
len mar. Sim onoeren ufer 9ing cS
in idarfem Grab norpdrtS. Aber
Der @eg muroe INNER i6lefter.
MandmaI ltedte Oas @fero I'M
8aiier, oas ibm bis al ben 8nu9
rei1te, oonn ieste es iiter &ebmbit'
gel, no oae Sufe 8uglei6 ausglit'
ten, MIR lelten fonnte man cine
Strede neben Der StraBe arf Dem
@raS traben. Die 2onOihaft mar
b%erGn0ert, Die Sliiile angeidipouen,
ielblt Der feline &io Dos 8ugreS
breitete iif) mic elm See aus. Auf
ser 2anoltrabe tein @agen, tein
Geiter, feline Menidenieele allies
mie all~sgeltorben. Die @%intpobaer,
meiit quite 9efannte uno 2onoslelt'
te, batten ii9 in ibre SGuier per'
fro9en. Srob aGeoem fam i6
ans 3iel, %erleoigte meme @eiddtte
uno trot, INN elm @epdd bon so
8funo idpcrer, Sen Seimritt an.
4ber glei9 binter Sac Sento To-
mep 0ie @benteuer.
Sn 2oncol itebt ein gutter Sreulo
Dor ieinem Souie. IS mGre i6on
balb finlter, meinte er, i'd ioate bel
ibn iiber Iadt bleiben.
SD bin 9emobnt, III Der Na6t
3u reitelt 1no bas 8ferO fin0et I'M
Sinitern ieinen &cg 10 gut tpie am
Gage"
$50, tpenn Oh oo6 i'm Sinltern
reiten piait, bel Dem 8etter, oa
f6nnen mir audi nod porber cine
8artie 8inaro ipieIen."
SD itano itarr. ~@as, ein Bill
laro babt ibr bier? Set mann
6enn?" IS 5og.
.2ab oas Sier Bel mir int Stall,
ga bat es MaiS, unb na6ber fonn
es r~ausgeben in oas feline @ifett,
Elm bisden @ras f~relien uno lid
maI3er, uno ieoer5eit fannit ou
mieoer iatteln!"
@eiogt, @etanl @Gs mir Inn nellt
ubr aben6s 8uriidfamen, NOR mobl
oos Sattel5eug oa, aber mciter
ni1ts. Mein Saco ipar fort. @S
bGtte i'm niemono berauSgelallen,
Iogte man, uno oas Sor mar 81.
IIio muBte er iiber ben 3alln ge-
iprltngen fem, ltnS mir fanben aud
Washington Journal., 1920-03-19

lid felt Stpiiden Sen Steilten 9oIten
fam, pern lnan i'm all Der 9lngel
Beraus5ieben mill. 9ieien Slid
tpoIten mir in Ser Hadt fallgen.
Nun babe i6 6tpor cine 6unfle Ib-
1turlg, 6aB bos Sii1en tpdbreno ser
2ai95eit ni6t gerooe perniinftig
iein oiirfte, aber i1lieBli6 lit ia
aud Der gan5e beige 2anobau elm
Naubbali, uno mir paren Ifon inn
mer froh, tpenn mir oas erbdrmli-
DIE Sii1en mittels 0pnamitS per-
binoern fonnten. 60 mar id 0enn
nit meinem 5molfiGbrigen 8u6en
uufgebro6en uno our6 @alo uno
&obroididt nod Ser groBen 9udt
~getpanoert. Sier traf i] Die otloe-
rem Geilnpbmer bon Der 8artie, Die
nit Dem Boot oen SluB beroui lif
geou1lt botten.
Sriid ans @erfl Die 9dmme.
rlng lit bier frrs, uno es nluBten
nod Sadeln beiorgt mer0en. Die
bot unS oas 8litBufer; balo lag
6iirres Saquararobr in banOliden
Biinoeln a%ufoeb1uft; mo balo
brau6ten mir iie; oenn Die Nadt
nuroe rabenihnor5, Der Simmel
mar BON idmeren @olfen perban.
gen, fem Sternlein blinfte 81 ms
nieoer, uno Monoidein ltano MIR
Washington Journal., 1920-03-19
Ser albrcdtsldadt in Saqrbrli Ten
@eidGitsfnnbis.

Sloormalfer: nMaOum, mas itcbt
81 Sbren 0ieniten?"
Game: SD weiB ieIbit nod
niht, mas ih faufen mill. SD mil
mir crit Saden anicben. @s foil
elm @eburtstagsgeidenf iiir meinen
Monn iein."
6loormalfer: yGarf i6 frasen.
mie lange Sic perbeiratet iinb. Ma.
Dam? IS lit INNER 5medmabig,
iolde Snformation 81 BADEN, wenn
ben &1inoen idnell Iusfunft
geben miu."
Game: Nun, tpenn sic meinen
80 es Weroen iest fiinfsebn Sabre"
Sloormalfer: nVargain.2Jeparte-
Maoam, i'm 8aiement."
Washington Journal., 1920-03-19

i'm 9aIenoer. God Dos mar geraoe
bas bette @etter flr unier 8orba-
ben.
Alio los! Sic Sadie berunter, Die
&oien auigetrempelt. in Die cine
@ano Die Jiibgabel ODER in 0eren
@rmongelrlg oas lange @olOmei-
fer, in Die anoere Die Sadel, uno
mabren0 Die elnen BON uns nit Sil.
fe 0cs Boots Die lange @run6on9el
bon eiltem ufer oes 6luiies gum an.
rercn lcgeM bipien mir anOeren
ms Waiier. Ga beiBt's aber lprin.
gen iIno oufpaiien! gon Stcin 81
@tein, iibcr breites, ihaumenoes
@aiier mlB man ieten, mad ben
6iiden ipaben uno blisidnel, no
fid elmer seigt, 5nitoBen. oenn iie
tuarten ni6t.
Washington Journal., 1920-03-19

9dmmerum9 ienft iid iiber Ocn
broIiIioniifen @aI6. Su ben
@oumfronen ert0ucn Yfiffe, BON DC.
men Der critic laut fIingt, DdbrenO
Oie nadioIaenOcn INNER ibp0der
perSen. Der o6eierabenosnogel" lit
es, ser feline @tnbuung erhebt. 8ie
germ bort man i'm, mem man NIT
barter 8aloorbeit Den Sag iif ge-
miibt bat. Ga bdlt man inne:
.SaIt re6t, glIter, genug fir bcu.
tel" Die fur5e 9feife miro in
8tauo geiett, Die Art 9eihultert,
uno nit Dem ridlti9en llrpoloS'
hunger i'm 2eibe monoert man oer-
guiigt beimpdrtS, 5u ieiner teuren
@ottin, Oie bel ben idmor5en Bob.
men tDartet, Dem Rationalgeridbt Der
@ralilianer, an oas iid AUDI Der
oeutide anIie0Ier baIo gepobnt bat.
Seute aber ruff uns Der freunO.
Iide Mtobner sur S6tigfeit. Sn &io
9rcto, ettua 3pei 0teiIen itromalti'
iDdrtS bon lnIerer Sebaullr9, glbt
es pieIe Suieln, 5elien uno Steine,
5tuiIden oenen 0o5 @aiier broult
nro ldGumt. @ier binouf itei9en
aeeen Die @cihnn6ts5eit, Inn 81
Iaifen, sic @intads. 0as lit elm
nusge3ei6net idmudbafter 6iidl Der
einige BfunO Idper miro. gm
meiIten GbneIt CT Der Soreae, bod
bat er @artfGoen uno lange, idarie
Gtadeln, nit 6enen er iib abid)elt-
Washington Journal., 1920-03-19

raj 11ieBen mir bin0ur6. omar
Itreift Der 9ooeu unieres i9mer6e.
laiteten &obnes sic Seliatt inter
inn, aber ein getpalti9er StoB oes
Mannes % binten iorgt oafir. oaB
er nidt bangor bleibt, quer e%eriiiell
miro ODER gar nit Der Spite nod
born iiberi9Idgt. 0os mar oeiien
Safe, aber Der 0tann born bari
auh nidt miiBig lein, ionit remit
Der &obn gegen Die Selien. Gas
miiiien nfeite Gerle" iein, Die bei'
ben: faltblitig, raid rnb ltarf. Oie
enoeren brauden mr. rubig gu
iiset.
Als mir Oie pierte un0 Iebte
StromidncIle gliidli6 genommef
botten uno nun bis nod 9aule MIR
nod cine LANCE, title Strede Dor
ms lag, oa iaete i9: .Efui Geu-
lel, lit oas falt, Denn man 10 nab
lit. SD idpimme iest bis naaJ
Sauie, I'M @aiicr it's marmer."
@m &anounasplaB, Cen mir Itol5
inicren Safen nannten, wuroe Die
Seute eeteilt. Sir leoe Gamilie,
glci6oiel oh lie einen ooer mebrere
Icilnebmer al Dem 3ug geitelt
bate, gab es gleiGe Seile. Sa, MIR
@iloen iinb iebr quite Menl6en.
Wicin Anteil NOR idWer. SD maj
irob, oaB mir ni6t mebr gefangen
buttcn. Mls ib nit Der idmeren
Soit nno nit melnem Sungen Dor
meiner Iieben 6rau itano, iagte lie:
~@ott lei Cant, Dab ibr pieoer bu
iciO, aber ibr mer0et beioe franz
tDcroen."
nSronf? I6 mol" Man lit in
9raiiIien al oas Nablueroen &c.
wobnt. &eidlib brodte inns oas
@alicr Srelloen, aber aud @aIier.
leiO uno @oliernot lernten mir fem
nen.
~llnierc Scrbinoung nit Der iibri.
gen Q8elt ipar Die Sona Srnncisca-
ltraBe, Die BON SoinDiIe iiber $40
Yento bis auf Orei Mteilen bon Hio
Nreto binauifiihrt. Ger &eit Der
Strede NOR aus Hriuatmitteln Bis
na6 unierem Srt p~erldngert NOR.
Den. @on bier meiter nod &io Gee
gro, einem fleinen Staotden Ya.
rnnos, fiibrtc oomals MIR elm Ntu-
lotpeg. Mae uniere @aren beSogen
mir oesbalb bon Soinoiae ODER Gao
9ento, bonn Dor Oortber fonnteu
uenigltens 8agen ben Serfebr per-
mitteIn. 9ieie 8agen blieben nber
einmol aus, ais cs mebrere @ohen
lang, Gag fir Gag, @oft fur Ro6t,
gere9nct bate. Gie @ege iparen
eben orunolos ~ectporocn. 90 feblte
mir oies mo ienes, uno i@ muBte
nod Gao 9rnto, oas 81 Weilen
entfernt MGR, rcitcn, I'M oas NOTICE
81 beiorgen.
Sn meinen Bordo gebiiat, tra6te
i9 alio in ocn &egen binaus. Die,
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meroen pietGtpoa erbalten. 90 un~
ter anoerm Die Ionosiiiritlide Surg,
pelde nit groBen Soften bon ipate'
rem Nm uno 3ubalten befreit uno
inter funltperltan0i9er 2eitung re.
itouriert murOe. &eioer falen in
ser AItltaot piele Merfmale iener
3eit Ser 8auluIt gum Spfer. 90
murSen i1on Dor pielen Sabren Die
nit Sortiirmen gefronten Staot.
mouern obgeriiien, uno eS e%ntltanOen
ouf ben &ulturgriinOen, melde Die
Staot rings umgaben, neue Stro'
BEN nit mooernen 8auten, Sotels
uno @eniionen. Die nellen StaOt.
teile ltrebten ale Dem ionnigen Su'
ben gu, oenn in einem fIimatiiden
8urorte weroen ionnige 3immer
nit breiten 8alfonen gelndt, in MEL
den man au9 in ben @intermonaten
Die Seniter mdbreno Ser Mittagsitun.
Sen often bolten fam.
Son ben olten Staottoren Iteben
nur nod amei. 9as 8o5ner. uno
oas &alieirertor. Gum dltelten
Eeile ser Stoot gebort, neben Der
2aubcneaiie, enti1ieoen Steina6.
Der Name bieies intereliunten Staot.
teiIes oiirffe oaber riibren, OaB Der.
ielbe auf Der iteinrei6en nGde" Der
Ha1ler un0 nieQei6t audi aus Dem
Materiale oerielben erbaut wuroe
Bel &odppaiier bringt oieier @ilo.
bad ia aaes aus Dem 8alieirertale,
mas Ser 8aumeilter brauht: Grant
in gewaItieen, run0lib abgei6liffe-
men 8loden, &alf in &ugelform bis
gu einem 0urdmeiier bon 40 3enti-
metern ur0 enoli6 groben, mie audi
eel6memmten SanO. anfangs Der
iInf3iaer Sabre mur0e Ser aalf nod
in auBerlt primitipen Oefen auf fur.
5em @ege i'm breiten @~aiierbette ge-
brunnt. &uG in Steinad ldminoen
aGmdbli9 oie alten Sauier, UNI mo.
Oernen 8auten Ylas gu MAIDEN.
Sour cine 9Gulergruppe itebt nod,
uto es lit ole Ausli6t porbanOen,
oaB iie aud erbalten bleibt. SIN
Solfsmunoe miro oas ,Saus, melbes
an oas innere @aiieirertor angeballt
lit, rSodbaus" %genannt. ginige
Stufen 'fiibren our gotiihei Sallstii.
re oes .Sodbouies" binaut Die al-
ten 6liieel iino leioer lett einigen
Sabren peridpunoen uno baben eli
ner GeiAhladlolen 9iire 8las 9e-
madt. @er meiB, in wel1em Mu-
ieum 9ei6ldee unO S1loB beute
prangen! Sn oieiem 9auie wobnten
oie S1delparte Des Ser5ogs 6rieOl
nit ser leeren Gaide. 9ia9 Dem
@ei1idtSfori6er geoa @eber biloe-
ten .Sofbaus", iolpie oas Sdusden
9cgeniiber, nit Oen fiiblen Anieten,
IN melHen Der @ein a~bgegoren miro,
iomie Die tieien Seller Den MnliB
,Grtenltein". Cine llrfunoe pom
t2. Ge5ember 1880 er50blt, oaB So.
mig @einrif Dem 9urggraien Bolt.
mar BON @urgitan einen S1ulo.
idein bon einbunoertpierunOilniSig
Morf, pier Hfuno9erner uno iicben
@roiioS (@roiden?) ous3oblte uno
BON ibm als Siherltelung Srten-
ltein nabm. Srtenitein uno oas ne.
benltchenOe $dusaen Iin6 nit einem
iiberbauten 8ogen %perbunhen in oei-
len SdluBltcin Elm in r0nlif6er 3eit
entitanoener Merfurfopf eingemau-
crt lit.
Gs lit 5Dar ein nreer Streit urter
sen @eiGiAtsforihern a~usgebroden,
mo iid oieie alte fomii6e gniieOlun9
bciano. Aber Die pieIen Gunoe,
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Oenn Iie Iaocn foIt oIIe bod; abcr
Gle @riidcn big sur Staot &io Nc.
gro tuorcn meg, unO mir lcbten ipie
ouf elmer SnieI. 9lqcs muBte nit
Ganu iibergcbolt wer6en, logor
9ferOe uno S6ien. Seoes ein5clne
Sornpieb muroe an Den 2alio &C.
nommen uro biniibcrgeruocrt. @in-
fod) bin~cintreiben fonnte man Tic
ni6t, ga nn6m iic Der Strom mt,
ocn SOIL binuntcr. Solbe @aiicr.
rotten tporen mir in Der 3eit &C.
por0en, un0 0oS Oauerte elm gan5eS
Iiebcs Sobr, bis sic &c9icrung unS
cine neue, boberc Bride buucn licB.