Hathi Trust has The Last Post (2 editions):

http://catalog.hathitrust.org/Record/000390142

http://catalog.hathitrust.org/Record/000390141

Which is somewhat surprising... shouldn't it still be under copyright in the US

I also have a free .mobi Version of all 4 books, that I could share

Great, thank you! I didn't know Grünbaum, but I do like his humour a lot!

The notification system is supposed to work. It's simply the standard phpBB3 code. Did you click on "Subscribe topic" in the footer, and does it appear in your "User Control Panel" (Overview -> Manage Subscriptions)?
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Section 4:
Title: Fein-Elschen und die Viere
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Time: 1:55
Source: http://gutenberg.spiegel.de/buch/6064/4
Author: Fritz Gruenbaum (1880 - 1941)
Language: German

:o :lol:

Section 5:
Title: Sie laesst mit sich handeln
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Viktor wrote:Natürlich hatte ich im Urlaub alle Paßwörter dabei, bis auf das für dieses MW
Jetzt ist es eingetragen. Julia, als Katalogname ist der volle Name richtig? So hatte ich's gehört

Danke! Ja, voller Name ist OK - aber bitte ein "i" statt einem "y" (Niedermaier)

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Time: 4:01
Source: http://gutenberg.spiegel.de/buch/6064/2
Author: Fritz Gruenbaum (1880 - 1941)
Language: German

"This recording may be spread freely, if on a non-commercial basis, complete and unchanged - including this intro"
It sounds much better! But I have to think about a German translation. Legal speech translates much easier, sounds horrible, what ever you do ;-)

... could we use the LV-text? "For ...

Brilliant Thank you Hokuspokus - I don't know why PD is such a confusing concept for me

it's all the same author who died in 1941 - the problem with Austrian authors is that they are not well known and sources are usually scarce... but I guess I'll have to stick to reading it to myself silently

may I hijack this thread? my question fits here nicely

http://gutenberg.spiegel.de/buch/6064/1 can I read from this for legamus? the book used by gutenberg is from 1984 (some of the texts are probably from before 1922, though)