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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-16
PROTESTS ARE MADE
OVER NEW OIL Rt'LE

Mexico City. jane ie Formal fro.
tesi against President 0bresOns re.
cent decree increasing taxes on ex-
port petroleum was tiled IN the
treasury department by representa-
tiyes OF the Associated Oh Producers
OF Mexico today Il WIS declared the
tar was excessive. and did not lakn
into account the statistics said 10
have been furnished by the govern
ment relative 20 oil production and
expectation
Manuel Padres. under secretary of
the treasury. said he would pass ,he
profess on 10 President Obregon.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-16

habit ef mnd that the companies pay the oa il Too
strong bu "a The personal liability idea ~ the French resides
companion thought that permeating the hraindca
q imposing charge Tor the Of the fire department upon
man who disreggrfs fire prevention order
Fire departments to man
the results of his negligence and when he eas upon city IN
any such ease be should BE- made pay the service
considering the Amereau psychology an amazing neees
has been achieved the last few gaining eeoenon
q t principle Already has been written the charter o
the ey of Greater New York the law Pennsylvania and
the city ordinances 81 Cleveland aud Cincinnati Portland
Ore billings Mont Austin, Tex, and Newark. y ~
but with all this fire loxses IN
America in 1920 s33 oo0eight uon more than for
the average year
ihere are men aud women In city wiling o
ntis object someone will take the initiative tell
how they help.
The down town, high value portions Of al cities can
gradually be made proof against conagraon by quiet effective
work"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-16

Francisco June l6cooperaon by local organizations
Of citizens eliminate fire hazards in municipality was
urged the only effective way reducing
national waste address by Franklin H. Wentworth Of
Boston the Of the National Association of Credit
Men here today Taking his subject The Red Peril Mr.
Wentworth who secretary Of the National Fire Protection
Association, said IN part
We have already burned sll200o0W u created
the first four months Of this year This leaves but l3S
100000 for the remaining eight months make up annual
ash heap Of quarter of billion dollars and there little doubt
that American caresne VIII accomplish this shameful objective
There optimists in America who that
reducing the fire because this figure s200O00
inflated values There is little comfort that
academic reflection The preset housing situation desperate
for TO be eomplaeent over H.
1.-The mayor Of city Of 10000 people told
recently that Of It's should burn the would be-
done for There is shed shack IN the city hold
stock Of goods The shortage Of dwellings equally
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-16
Senator Cappsr Says
Bakers of Bread
Greatest ProfifeerS

Washington. June it.--Proflt-
eern1 90 the part - the bakers
et tire nstlee's ereas. vas ehsrs
ed BY Senator capper. sspaeii.
can. Kansas IN a speech AZ lsss
nights seksien ~ the senate aar-
ING consideration 81 sne nscsers'
Reputation Bill. A sete on tAs
sill will be reached nate to-day.
with q maximum eash ascsine
lr the price of wheat of nearly
- per cent IN she year ending
May IS ard . maximum decline
n the prics 81 flour ~ 80 per
cent. said senator capper. ~sns
size of tire crust she bakers %
ten of tne leading cities ef the
country hssa tire pvhlse varies
remarkably frosu rnsasly de-
crease cs bot SD per cent In New
yerk 70 a maximum reduction %
only n per cent IN Boston.
~ovt On the farms the price of
whes, Ia esck almost 20 pre- war
levels bat the rive cents leaf of
pre- war tsnes is only memory"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-16

psliss, rsssG lars it nsksf
v wiley, srsssllaa sslssmsr ~
~. le~ls. ~ss crashed - d~atA.
feuf psFsans lelsFsd i've perhaps
fatally ~hen ~ sussmsesle -
which they wers fiding turned
ever last esdnluhs an tAs Fees
wsvsh oailas psAs midway hs
s~ssr Gesna evssls sna Afiias
sos, .rs lef,lns Grains ~ nAi.
las aaa Y. u Lively. said % he
a merchant ~ whl,ewrluNt. are
w city hespssi here s~a srehsslv
viii nss recover frem lnlsrlss.
according 70 nhYsis ssrs The
chauffeur ~as arrested sed "a
bwsru hsld pending lavesslassler
~ shs accident.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-16

Washingtcn June Is Arrange
ments under which eastern and wes'
ern bankers viii provide nifty
million dollars funa for loans to ca !
raisers probably will be complei
ed within the next few days. secre
tary Mellon said today The Wes' :
ern bankers agreed al a meeting n,
Chicago yesterday TO provide TWEEN =.
five million dollars OF the fuud he
added. and the Eastern bankers ha, Z
the other half
A committee of bankers will ad.
minister the fund and advances prob
ably will be made through bankers
from the cattle growing sections
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-16
DEMAND Ars,l,Ar,os OF UNION

De stANo ArslLiArloN or UNION
Denver. Colo. June is.-Two inter
national unions have demanded thai
the convention o. the A y Of l.. In
session here instruct President sam 8
vel compers Immediately 10 reaffill
ate the federation with the in'er
national rederation q Trade Unions.
This became known today when
resolutions presented ey the lntesns 4
sionAl association Of Machlnlsts and
tiremen and oilers we're made public
BosA practically cali for a reqadla-
sion BY the delegates Of the acton 81
President Csompers and the executive
council IN seversng relations with the
European labor movement because OF
It's Revolutionary activities
As both resolutions were referred
20 the committee relations. wh ch Is
headed BY President Corners. labor
leaders predsefea thar they wculd be
heported nnfavorably and The acton
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-16
Choral Singing Great Inspiration
10 City Building and Beauf/uinq

community service has suggested program for Logan
nniy IN fhe field Of choral singing that has possibilities which
s ha ffea' g be imagined a the beginning The idea
r Npnf e each center q population the county being
M directors ahie 70 teach e great compositions will
ia the msca culture of county Then add that
proposed program ~ great music week which ai will
hrle % oeeher approaching undertaking
magnitude q whieh viii pat class with Of the
music ccnter of the We have had talent
had the wn and Community Service dropped
inc idea and offers The guidance Surely afford
lose the inspiration Of this national organization realizing
program wleh will much county socially and
cnuraly Music lovers for Community Service IS Hill
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-16

San Aniunlo. Tey. June 10
Twelve homlng pigeons, several ~
them famous FOR past performance.
started on their Journey by rail- 20
Edmonton. Canada last night to al
iempt new worlds record for dis.
lance The birds viii be released III
Edmonton June 20 II weather con.
dliione are favorable. several ara
expected 70 make TIE isii.mlls trip.
airline,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-16
WIFE SAYS III 'SBa<D
GAVE HER DRESSES AWAY

Charging extreme cruelty E3ns
Patrick has instituted salt against
Willie T. Patrick 70 whom she ~sR
married January ]. 1890. They sep
srzted in the December following
The wife says tha. he not only
abused her. but ne took $500 OF her
money and also aer dresses. The
dresses be gave 20 bis sister but he
ssuandered the money.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-16
~MOONSHINE- CASES
TO BE TRIED HERR

J. r. Brown. acting federal pft-
hibition agent for the Oklahoma dis
trfct and T. j Teliegen. a deputy are
here today to appear in the trials of
a numtsr OF important moonshine
cases TO be heard by Judge John II
Cot.erai in federal court this seer-
r A Billups. assistant L s attorney
Is also here to aid Ia the prosecution
OF the cases
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-16
srAaoAHp ACQUIRES
MID wTsr nFwfNrwv

chlearo. fuas ls p'sss tn tsi
ofer the w'a we- nr
hy 'a~ s'eHanss ' eaae M le
diana wesa snnoa n ~
MD Wesi sfscfh0 s~ra aas An
Notified ~ an offeT Be-
standard on atock for Nt Wa
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-16
FAMOUS aoIo cup
STAKES RUn orr

Ascot Iieath. Eusland. fnns fa
The taInona sold cup stakes. westh
five hundred Auverslwna. wlih thre~
thpasaud fiva hnasasd sovsrelena IA
spsels added. run hers to-day. was
won ~ psrloaseum. ownei ~ Irish
Fef lfsf'iy's fleppy Man waa seeona
ard Heart BaiAans Inyelgusur wss
shlrd EiRht horssa Fan.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-16
HArsFoap nuys rrr
DAN asan PROPERTY

Dan . nId ard wife hava cold
their home On East Villas 10 n r.
llapsfora aud slli move 10 Okmulgsa
Dan wlIl sa lata ths laanarY haslnaaa
ihore op'hrie wili miaa them. a.
Ian vaa aways a good seoat Among
buaiAeaa mon ana MFv nifd was
fine artiat ln china decorating ThaIr
beet W friends wssh them aaeeaaa ID
thelf new hoHh
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-16

Flag Day was not observed evefy
much hy Guthrie citizens who failed
70 hang out the nallona colors june
lith Many were confused as 10 lhe
date on account of the Elks obaervlnr
Flay Day this year on the sunday b.
fore the lith Is IN the custom uf
Elks 70 observe the day on the Bun
day nearest Play bay.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-16
FIRST WHEAT or
SEASON SOLD FoR 81

wichita Falls. Texas. June is -
TIE first wheat ~ the season ~ hs
ma fs#t-d fronr WAGONS was rereivad
here late Yesterday and sold for = ~
a bushei. including eor9r " -
cents a bushel Grain dealers saln
IBIS wss ihe first of this years Tevae
con 70 he narked The wheat wax
raised By c. Mckinley.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-16
TRtNPS BECOMING MORE
DANGEROUS IN NESI

Cheyenne. Wyo., June is.-~-Train
crews OF Union Pacific and Colorado
and Southern trsins out Of Cheyenne
have been Instructed TO permit no.
'boes 10 ride unmolested until fursh@
orders. n was explained that sramps
are becoming 50 dangerous, n was
thought better 10 let them ride ami
avoiu trouble.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-16
KNIGHTS or PYTHIAS TO
INITIATE CANDIDATES

The Knights OF Pythlas viii hold
fAei- senai-snnuai election OF officer
- their Castle Han 10 the Leader
nul'd'ng tonight. and Will ccTster fh~
Park a Enirht. II is expected thu.
there Will be large attendance al
sh's session as al nerrters are en-
titled tc vote a, the election.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-16
non MI DE tDi.tN,kS HIf.
NAVAL HOt ~ nii.f

Washington. Jupe ~ Conference
between the aensts and hanse oa ne
naval appropriation hln ended lodaY
IN deadlock ard the t@t mlIlol
dollar hin. With the norah dissrma
ment conference amendment. wns
taken hack 10 the h0ase fnr scf'on
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-16
SAYS FLOOD LOSS WILL
EXCEED 50 MILLION

A letter received By Judge r. e.
Whitley from his son Edgar p. who
lives nine miles vest Of Pueblo
states that The loss in money on ac-
oo1nt q the food viii exceed =
million dollars and thar hundreds Of
lives hare b4en lost that will nevs-
be sccounted for.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-16
MARY HILL is GRANTED
DIVORCE AND ALiMonv

Judge chas. Smith in district court
Today granted Mary Hi > ilvor@c
from John FIST and cBstot of two
children. The wife was also grant
led alimony of s25 per month
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-16
fnGr "wlru crsnve
DIVORCE r0 nApv vAnn

Usage cha qHih rsmad x
divorce aaav "a Mary NJ Farris
from Mike fsFrls. clsar,lug cruelty
The charges we're santaiued and sh
decree ordered
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-16
ONE KILLED wssn


WWWTT 1T ETT-7T
Lisbon PnFtasa ff8A ~ 4
bomb WIS shFown a. riia 'eht rass
day IN Tbs Isaa Fsafss v~e-. As-.
one peFAon ~aa killed and eolee
man was Injured
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-16
Wants q
Probe of
LOckOutS'


o<nser. June as.-rhs er-rsear
Feceratson os Lzeer tocay by resolu-
ten easaed vpor the Unlssc states
senate 70 ADEPT the la Follsttee bfss
rressssns Tor seosrsl Investigation
es the nsslen aide s4oekcv.~ %
sesren.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-16
coneanssMAn MAson

OF ILtlhofa DrAo
Washington. Jaue ae Representa-
tlye W 4. Mason of lllinoa. dlel
here early today from heart tfoub
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-16
FLOOD FUND

The Leader has received the Col
loving subseriytsons to the Pueblo
food fund:
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-16
WEATHER

New Orleans. La June is.-To.
piyAt and Friday partly c.oudy.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-16

t'easlnasa on i'ax@ 4,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-16

tcoarinaea on pase )
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-01-27

uub b6an un6eriibrter Ratur, benn
bic MniiebEunsen liegen ole ober1 auf
Der 6ndfIdde, Die bier melt nnb brett
nit @etreibefeIberrl bebedt III. D6rz
fec aibt es I'M Qanbe nid9t, fpnbern
ioiDobl BE CUTS als be Bauernb6fe
liegen eiinaeIn. ME in MeFfalen.
Bon @egeuolb fIbrt bic BabnIinie
IN oerielben Ridtung ME bisber mei<
tee nod @enbeu, benz einfttigen Sit
bes Qonbmeifters BOZ. &iDIanb, nit eiS
rer Der gr1Bten Huinen I'M gn,5en euz
ropdiiden Rprben.
un5ere Bilber aeigeu 5lDei Bdrtien
aus Der neitIdufigen 9rIr1merblrg,
bon ber EN- Sell 1en allssebaut 1T
uuo betpobnt nirb. GdIob Weabe1l
1T Die liplGnbifde Mdrien6urs. nebea
benz md gr5beren Jenm ((iim ROr6z
neffen BON 2inlnnh) bus 9ouptbau2
Des Drneus In Gamble. Das Bib NIT
BEN mididbtigen runoen 9arm I'm 0ors
~bergrunbe 5eist ben Sell bes sdlDfz
fes, ii benz Die berIbmts GprerIglug
bon 1873 ~ifnttfarD. aIs SIMON Der
5dredIite 9ennen beIngerte. 5erres
rel Miberftnnn NOR pffnungsl0s,
n1lD um nid3t Ie6er1bg III Die 9dnOe
ber Nufen 3n fallen, perIammelte Ih
Die BsfdBuns ii een lanaeH Ganl.,
neITe,1 MiIFenn1d1fer idb nofn Turing
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-01-27

TENT, fdnnnle Sal ber ia. @aenz
iber, foum 1,5Oo Meter III Der 2uft>
Iinie, liegt Die Hnine gren1nu auf Der
ienfeitigen uferh01e, linb I'M Often,
in Der 5er1e iidtbar, bic Burg 9reb=
ben sSn Der Siefe aieht Der reiBenbe,
mirbelnbe sG5luB babin. unb uuf bei=
ben geiten iinb bic feilen. Dielfad
por< unb einfpringenben, BON anblreid
einmInDen0eH 5eitenfdludien ausge<
budteten Mb1dnse nit einer 2arb-
INTERPRETATION betleibet, bic 10 Der.
fdiebenfarbH, bidt unb iippig III,
boB Ie!bft iDeit< 1nb bielgereiite Geute
u~nperbnble1e gepunber1ng dubern.
tpenn ne BON 5egeipolb aus IN oiefe
meilenlnnge geiuunbene CRIME Sulz
fpalte bIiden, bic Der blibenbe 5trom
in Der 9iefe I'M Qaufe ungeadblter
Sabre IN bos GanbfeinpIatea11 eez
niblt bat, bas an bie1er Stene ben
Bpber 2iDlanbs bilbet. Dos 11eberz
raf9enoe if, bob man 70 gut ME
nidhts bon Der gan5en Sd6nbeit fiebt,
bepnr man unmittellbar am oberen
Ra11be felt. anmdblid Orientiert
man fid bariber, baB bic febr tpeit=
ldufige Bury auf einem etnas ins
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-01-27
: 1roensiblob NartDa nuo Seann g sDansoroo an 5ee RarosDa.

nir>bon Menben aus in einigen 9tun>
ben alf Der Balm erreiden- Befpn>
hers merfpHrbig If Sic felDRnIe
MaFe Der beiben Surmffimpfe; has
hObe ghOr If 5u Anfaug biefes SSahr,
hunberts n~1sgebaut uub our Mniner<
ftGtsbibliDt1et eingeridtet nprbeH.
Dos 8istum 9orpnf bilbete bonn breis
5e1nten Bis gum fed5ebnten Sabrhuu>
bert eiaen Sell bes libIdnbiiden Bun<
besftnates, befen 9duptmafe bic Dr.
benslGnher ausmnd5ten ~ bnneben
nod bas gr5bistum Rign, Die Bistiii<
mer Rurlanb unb Sefel. Aae biefe
@ebiete narer Bis Iber bic Mitte bes
Ied3aehnten sSnhrbuuberts 1inaus unz
tee benz gen1einfamen Namen 2iDlanb
EN- Sell bes bei1isen r0nifden Rei,
DIES beut51er Ration; baIn brad bic
gauge RonfDberatipn Dor benz Nu<
furm Snans ". 5ufammen unb fiei
an pple1 unb 6dneben Biz ennlid
einbunbertfinf5ig Sabre fpdter Setter
Der @rnBe 2iDlanb nit RuBlanb Derz
einigte-
Die Rathebrale bes Dprpater Bis
tun1s TT in Der erften 9dlfte bes brei.
aebuten S~nbrbunberts erbout; fIe unb
Die Dome BON Hign, bon Mbo n
ssS5innla11b unb bon 9rpntbeim fFnb bic
.grDbten Rir1en bes baItiidsermani>
fden Nprbenrppa auBerbaB bes benz
tigen 9eutf9en Ne1des.
Gum @dluB fI9ren mir ben 2efer
in ben duBerfen Rprboffen BON alf<
Qinlanb. an bic NInbung bes Raru<
nafrpmes, no td bidt unterhalb
bes grDBen Waferfanes BON Rrdnz
bolm spelBurgen gegeniiberliegen: oas
0rbensfhlDB Narun nit feinem Is
Meter boben surmmaifp auf Der
beutfden unb bic ~peitldufige Geftuw
Snangprob anf Der rufFfden Sehe
bes 5luTes. Beioe gauuerte fnb
mod ipobl erbalten unb f9alen bbtute
mod 10 feinbielig au einanber 9eriber
iuie Dor pierbunbert Sabren, als s3dr
ssssDa1 III. SapausprDh erbouer lieb.
UNI ei1ea fefen StiibpuRft an Der
gren5e pDn 2iDlanb fdr bic gefrie=
quna hes CITIZENS az 5aben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-01-27

sdIoB Benoen Ger ~seiprenste Seil).
Sal boripringenben unb fnf runbum
bon Gdludten urngebenen RIden
febt ba1er aud Die punberbare
Musii9t nod beiben Seiten ben 5luBz
lauf entlnr1g unb IN Die CRIME 9iefe
5u GuBen.
SdloB @remon 1T IN Diel b0herem
Grade 5erf6rt als 5geDolb; IN feiz
ner Mrt pradtDOu 1T aber Der setDalz
tige branbrote, runoe Badfeinturm
BON SreDoer, bos neitbin F9tbare
Bobraeid1en Der @egenb, ieBt mod 80
Meter bo1, nit 3 BIS a Meter biden
MuuRrn. 9is auf biefen 9urm unb
nenige Man1ern if bas Srbensf9loB
perfdtDunoen, aber es bot benz @trDm
unb Der @egenb ben Rame1 gegebeu
nnb mar einFf elmer Der feifeffen Bunis
te TN 2a,be, nls nod ber Drbeu 1ier
aebDt.
Doa Sol Der Ma heb6lf oeHfelben
gborofter fromaufpdrts nod louge
Bel. GineT befuTberen Rei5 bilben
bic bieIen tiefen Nebeatdler. oue mil
berfelben iippise1 gegetation erfint
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-01-27
@esen Sa5neransen.

Mniuenouug bon mnrnn-beiBen
5ubbdoern abenos ndbrerb mebre-
rer snge urb acknowledgement Sub
padlnng mitteIs III fnltes rei,1es
8afier getoudter unb olsgerlnge-
ner bau11tDoHener 5odeil un0 onrii-
Der UoIIene Strimpfe ur10 Soden
aesogen, onlr1i in Der getttpdrme
23 Gtunoen oiniten i1nb DIE
i6uBc nit Inl1em @oifer obDoiden
ur1o obtrpdner. Dnourh lerfolgf
ei1e ID grnuolihe Grueid,ung Der
Sornbalit urIo 9iibnernl1gen, BOB
oie Iesteren obne Snitrument mil.
2eibtigfeif Inrnf Der MurseI emf
ferrt Deroen f0lnrlem. Merbings 1T
oieies morppafbifde gerfubren ct.
mos nrlitdnDIih, nern man aber
6eosnff, oaB nan Del elldlftDar
nser Einpafflllllg Scr gnBe gun hInr
en fal1l oate man d oicie
Maanhc ni1f Dernriesen Msfen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-01-27
Ser ,urm bon Sreboen.

Ginniiden MeerDuien IN europa rler<
men, oas cine 70 geiDaltige Menge bon
Ruinen aus ben Sabrhunberten oes
MitteInlters iber bns fla9e Qanb bin
3erfreut entbdlt, ME Der n6rblide
Sell bes einftisen Staates Der gruz
Der bonn beutfden 9oufe, Der fid ia
emit bon Der Sber Bis an bic Nnruz
ma a~nsoebnte. 53tpar bas foI5efte
9ous Der Sitter. Die tDniglide Maz
rienburg, heute IN alter Pra9t er<
ftebenb, liegt nod IN Deutfdlanb,
oher fpnft III innerbalb Der @ren5en
Ibes Rei9es ni1t nn3upiel bon ben
.8auten bes 9rhens ibrig geblieben,
ipdbrenb Der au 2iblnnb geb0rise
Sell bes alten 3erritpriums Der
.9eutldritter unb Der ibne1 DertDa1b=
ten aeiftIid3en Qa1besberren melt nber
bunbert grnBe flei1e Ruiuen unb einiiz
se nod iDoH erbaltene S9l6fer 3dblt.
ssSn oieies Reid Der 9ram1er. s33eugen
Der beutfden Weltmadt bes Mittelz
offers, fi1ren mir ben 2efer NIT Wort
uno Bill.
Dur9 ben @uben bes rufFfden
@oupernen1ents Qiplarb, bas Ibriz
gems faum bic 9dlfte bon Mltz2iDlanb
umfaBt HieBt IN ssabllofen Binbunz
gen bic liDdnbH9e ober Srebber 80,
oeren Hfern mir uns I'M gHenbabnz
51ge pom Sligo fer ndhern. Die 8abnz
.linie mad Bffon unD 9orpat (Sur<
.ieD) 1T aus fratgif6M Grunoen
serbaut, ,pie bic gan5e Nnlase 5eiyt,
nit i1ren blodbuusartigen Stationen,
ben ReferpegeIeifen. Wofertiirn1eu,
4olaporrdten unb Musneidftellen fir
.besegnenbe 33ige ouf pffener 5trede.
Bon Rign rnat Der 33ug, unglnibli9
lnngfam 5ipei 6tnnben lang nnrboft>
.ipidrts burd1 6ibes, nit Riefern beifnns
beues. fanbigmooriges 9eibelnub bis
CUR Citation @eaetpolb.
Bon Gdrnbeit her @egsnh unn Hos
montit III porldufis feine Gpur. Der
Wo1 rpn her Station bis gum neler
.@dlob 5egenolb Iduft iiber cine ebene
IIddbe Bis in ben part; bort ert
feigt ppr uns Elm grnber grouer
N.&&
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bns NbenomobI, unb hn1n 3inbete ei=
11er Der OHi5iere ben grnBen baruuter
nufgebdlften pulperborrot an. Die
8eip0lbe Der Dede unb bes 5uBboz
bens nurben burd Die grplofDn aerz
trunrnlert. aber bic @eitenmauern
blieben fteben. unb bon Der 90be bes
5urn1es febt mon iebt IN Sic gdb<
1enoe 2eere biHdb, no inter n1ddts
gen @9uttmafen Die @ebei1e boz.
mebr als breibunbert Menfden bearaz
ben liesen. GinaeI11e Rdume, 70 bas
8Dbnge1na4 beg Meiifers, fnb mod
gut erbalten, 10 baB man tpenigfe1s
cine GENTLE 8orfeGung BON Der ein<
figen pradt Der gotifden RebgetpDl=
Be, Der 5eniferni}den uub @trebepfei<
ler erbdlt. Sic Huirle 1T bon einer1
f9Duen Bart umgeben uno bic gon3e
4nIage 10 groBB, bob fie urIpringlid
cher cine Settling als ei1 @dloB res
prGfentierte.
Wieber ein gang anbersartiges Mr>
9tefturbiIb dls bic aus errntifmeu
g~ranitger1u erbauter Mauern bon
Segeunlb unb Die gelbIidgra1en
Rnlffeinmofen Sc Burg Wenben
btetet cine Der f96nfteu lipldnbihen
Nii1eu bar, ber gotifde 8adffeinbau
bes 9oms bon 9urpnt, uelde Stabt
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garaiitismas isa SierreidD.

Inter einem Bdrniiien beritehen
mir ein @eIer, 0os NIT einem ans
oereir 5niau1n1eHlebt, aus bern Cir
ianurnenIeben ober nnein 8orteile
siebf, ir1oeIn es oos 8irtstDefen nah
polen &rdffen nusuiist, ia offmaIs
hi tnabrifen Gimme 6es Mortes ans.
iaugt. Oil EarnfIten, tDie 3. g. Der.
gan0fuurm uno ieir1e 5nblloien &c
uoIIenv oip I'M Dar1ae Ieben, firlo
gegpn oie eitDeiBDeronl1an0en Ser
mer1te niiff, Die mat1de SSniiefffters
lorpen s mtrd cine nToerffano
fdbiae glltieliIa geihHH, or GorEn-
pofuIiten 1lnd arf oes gallolulrIlls
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G~iuldnnlsrhR Rul1tfn.
8o,, YaaI q obrba@ d.

galiIo bds 2onb Ser gursell ~.
3eibt bic Rernlanbi6aft Der Sberis
fmen !GnlbinfeI. Gin nnberes .gafis
lierl1 inel1n man nod bieier Denfung
hes Nanells aeben min, t6unte man
ons Qonb bon Der Dina Bis an ben
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gdIoB Benoen bel Hign.

auf, gang aus sranitencu
6inblingsfteiuen seHauert, uno ba<
biuter bebnen idt5 uu1fnnsrei9e 9rinlz
aus. nit 1oben, fpiBbogis
gen Jenffern, balb DerihItteteH Sc
n6lben, Iangeu, niebergebrodenet
MauerIinten unh 9urmftimpfen. Grf
ipeun mir innsrbalb Der Burg fab
urb bart ON Rnnbe Der ei~nseftIraten
untfnFuHgsmauer feben, ffebel nir
i1s nit siinem Male an Mnnbe Dea
fteiIen Mbfturses IN bas tief einserifs
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