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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-10-15
Dewey-Parisian Bellies.

The attraction at the Dewey theater
for this week is the Partisan Bellies,
another new aggregation to play the
western territory Of vaudeville houses.
It possesses elements of novelty and
bril1iancy which nowadays are SO essen
stial to the theater-going public. The
first quality is especially notable in the
tfrst-part, entitled 1.-THE Sultan IS
Wife,, a story of the Sulu islands.
The burlesque, "The Girl From Ma
nila,o presents pictures of our latest
possessions, the Philippines. The entire
company Of thirty-fve people are seen
here in twelve changes Of wardrobe,
each more gorgeous than its predeces-
sor. Among the vaudeville contingent
are such well-knowr people as Sam j.
Adams, comedian, Morris and Burns,
Lillian Thelma, Cole and Powers, and
the latest Partisan importation, La Belle
Marie, in decidedly. novel act. .
The Partisan Bellies will give the
usual ladies souvenir matinee and night
performances on Friday. These per,
formances are becoming more popular
every week and before long two days
will be turned over to the fair sex.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-10-15
~ OMEDY will hold full sway at the
theaters this week-and comedy Of
/ tho hattar sort at that Mrs

~ OMEDY will hold full sway at the
theaters this week-and comedy Of
~ the better sort at that. Mrs.
Wigs is coming with her cab
bage patch and it's homely but human
characters. The unconscious optimism
Of her philosophy will leave us the bet
ter for the hearing. It is pleasant to
know that Minneapolis put the seal Of
her approval on this consolidated dra-
matizatioH of two books early in its
career and that the Judgment then pro-
nounced has been echoed in every large
city of the land. There will be great
curiosity to see Francis Wilson, once
the hind legs Of a stage donkey and
later a comic operate star Of the first
magnitude, essay legitimate comedy. It
is not so long a step for Wilson as it
would be for Frank Daniels, for in:
stance. Wilson g methods always tend
ed toward the legitimate His comedy
was rather Intellectual than physical
tho he has a decidedly humorous pair Of
legs. Joe WEIGH, who has taken leap
from David Warfeld's book, is here to
present "The Peddler,' in which the
poor Hebrew is drawn con amore,, but
without losing sight Of the funny side
of his character. Mr.. Welch will. pre-
sent not a caricature but humorous
and kindly portrait of the Jew of New
York s East Side. The vaudeville
houses are promising great things for
the week, including a presentment of
the chorus girl as she is by Rose Stahl,
a SCUBA Of nifty zouaves and pigs and
sheep that are almost human in their
Intelligence. The burlesque house has a
Partisan company who promise to be
entertaining even if they never. saw
Paris! ..,... ..
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-10-15
Orpheu1n-Modern Vaudeville.

Z For the first lime in several weeks
the Orpheum will have as headliner
for the week beginning with the matt
nee today former star in the . legiti-
mate who has easily ranked among
the first in both her chosen fields. -
..n Miss cl Rose Stahl,, who. ,will present
member of the Frohman Empire stock.
company in New York before she suc-s
ceeded Mary Mannering in the: stellar
role Of "Janice Meredith. - Her sue
cess in vaudeville is said to be due, in,
part, to "The Extra Lady, an adap-
tation of James Forbes >, story. Her
study of this interesting chorus-girl
character, has been praised at length
by the critics in San Francisco and Los
Angeles. ~. w. E =,
The scene is laid in the dressing room
Of the Metropolitan operahouse, New
and pathos and lis produced with the
assistance Of Eleanor Blanchard, cast
as Mrs. Freddy Westervelt Of New
York society, and Jack Crowen, who
It promises to be a typical modern
vaudeville bill both in quality and va
rlety OF its numbers, as among it's other
prominent fea lures %are Burton's dogs,
acrobatic canine comedians, including
tIe, u!Rue leaplHS gTeynOunQSH on
earth; Frederick Voelker, violin virtu-
oso, who is a pupil of the famous Sara
safe, and gives selections from Vieux-
temps, Kornzack and Bazzini, with the
assistance Of Mrs. Frederick Voelker,
said to be an equally accomplished pia-
mist, and the Howard brothers, expert
banjoists. i. y. .ssi = -.
| The latter artists are direct from the
London Coliseum and are the only ban
loists in the, world juggling and play
in1 on six banjos simultaneously The
spectacle of six banjos flying thru the
air while a difficult melody is played
in march time is startling. . Il
There are three other numbers that
ought to make the heart grow glad.
Susie Fisher, the phenomenal barytone,
has a voice that pleases all who love
good singing and attracts especial at
tention, because of it's remarkably low
pitch.
Lynn Welcher, the monologist. was
heard here last season, when his rapid
fire talk, his good singing and his grace
full dancing easily "made good. - Neff
and Miller are down for the low comedy
part of the bill and the gods will prob
ably greet with acclaim their acrobatic
and eccentric dancing. rThe Strenu-
GUS Life and other interesting sub
jects will be depicted by the kinodrome.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-10-15
Metropolitan-''Mrs. Wigs Of the
Cabbage Patch.''

Cabbage Patch.
The dramatization of "Mrs. Wigs
of the Cabbage Patch'' will be seen
by playgoers at the Metropolitan to-
night, when Mrs. Madge Carr Cook will
appear as quaint, motherly Mrs. Wigs.
This expert character coincidence, who
has achieved such success of recent
years, with the Amelia Bingham COM.
pany in particular, has scored the hit
Of her career in this part, which is so
inviting in both humorous possibilities
and it's heart interest. Miss, Bessie
Barriscale, gifted actress, imperso-
mates the odd character Of Lovey
Mary, whose runaway flight from the
orphanage with Little Tommy has been
ner as the. proper plot Of her DRAMATIC
two. famous stories. The comedy inter-
est Of this three-act footlight adapta-
ton centers in the mirth-provokin cpl,
sode of Mr.. Stubbins and his matri-
monial designs upon little Mis- Hay,
the meek and shiftless neighbor of Mrs.
Wiggs. This portion Of the original
fiction has been elaborated until the
audience is kept in state of merri-
ment from. the beginning Of the play
national aurels as an eccentric comedian
by his portrayal of the great role of Cy
Prime in the cold Homestead and
who is arecognized today as probably
the best interpreter Of village types
upon the stage, was selected to create
the role Of Mr.. Stubbins. The imper-
sonation of Mis- Hay has proved a
worthy vis-a-vis in humorous realism
to Mr. Carter, since it is done by no
other than Miss Helen Lowell, who cap
fured second honors to Maude Adams
in..H Quality Street, as the result of
the delicious character comedy with
which she enacted the part Of the spin
ster sister, Susan. -.
All the scenes are laid in the Cab
bage Patch itself. The cast Of twenty
six principal characters comprises al
most all Of the new familiar figures,
while several new ones have been in
troduced, most prominent among them
being Hunkerdunkus Jones, the astrol-
oyer, who sends the spirit picture to
little Mis- Hazy, and to whom the in
PRODUCTION of Mr.. Stubbins upon the
scene as bridegroom is thus due. The
Juvenile element Of the stories, IN
which Mrs. Rice proved herself to be
such an appreciative observer and lover
of childhood, has not been overlooked,
and all the Wigs children, the three
little frizzle-h headed biography named
girls Asia- Australia and Europena),
and Billy, picturesque little Tommy and
peg-legged Chris Mis- Hays neph-
ew), are all introduced with conspicu.-
Gus Juvenile mirth, and even the Old
nag, Cuhy, is not forgotten. 8
The engagement is for four nights
and Wednesday matinee.
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acter including the well-known <Bowery
speciality of Lawrence and Harrington
and Joe Welch in the songs and. funny
sayings that made him famous in vau-1
deville. (>::t ~
s Most Of Mr.. Welch IS: original support
are still with him, in cllding Joe J. Pier.
Jessie Welburn, Little Frances NC,
Grath, Ed Posner, Harvey Greene and
William O Day. - i,
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-10-15

singing sketch; Harold Beckrow and
Herman La Fleur in new illustrated
songs, and w. P. >Cresswell, the famous
trick bicycle rider, known from one
end Of the country to the other as Obi
cycle BILL are also in the big bill.
The moving pictures this week are
for the especial benefit Of young people
contemplating matrimony. The pictures
are descriptive Of a wedding day and
feature the untoward incidents which
fall to the lot Of one. happy couple.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-10-15

Wigs Of the Cabbage Patch comedy four nights
Wednesday Matinee beginning tonight.
Wilson legitimate comedy double bill, three
matinee, beginning Thursday
today, Wednesday and Saturday
ORPHEUM-Moder Lady,
the headlne. All the with daily
weelN
hedln Performances daily and
] Friday aa~
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-10-15
from the Mississippi and the period is

from the Mississippi and the period is
John Blair, Mabel Bert, Hall Neal
lister, Violet Houk and Etienne Girar-
dot are the leading members of the COM
pany appearing in the dramatlzation OF
Winston Churchill's novel, "The Cross
ing" booked at the Metropolitan for
three nights and matinee beginning
Thursday, Nov. 2.
Among the, early November bookings
at the Metropolitan are the great Lon
H Ut School Gill; William Faver.
sham and star company OF players In
Edwin Milton Royle's heart-stirring
story of western life, The Squaw
Man, Robert Edeson in Strong
heart Florence Roberts In her new
play, "Ann La Mont" and Richard
Carries successful musical comedy,
UThe Maid and the Mummy
Bijou-
Following the engagement of Joe
WEIGH comes Theodore Kremer's ga
Race for Life This melodramatie pro-
duction has the border atmosphere, and
is elaborated with striking scenic eff
fects.
stTexas,o the comedy drama which
will be presented at the Biiou soon, is
picture drawn in glowing colors and
cleaning sunshine of life on the bound
less plains bordering on picturesque
Mexico.
1.-THE Show Girl" with its stunning
girls, handsome costumes, catchy music
and big company. is coming to the
Biiou soon. Hilda Thomas will be seen
in the name part.
Harry Clay Blaney. in the new SEN
sational comedy drama, "5The Boy Be
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-10-15

will be given Monday afternoon. The
bill for last week, in which the great
Nambas, Japanese acrobats, are fea-
tured, will be run thru the Sunday per-
formances.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-10-15

Metropolit Frances Wilson in Com
: edy.
At the metropolitan for threesnights
and Saturday matinee, beginning Thurs
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-02-16

Sci Der g(isgeifaItilng bsr @efhide
elmer Ration ipirfen beute dber nod
anbere unS ibibtigere 5aftoren nit,
ais bic srregte QeioenIdaft unb Der
Gbrgeis iinb. Der 6aB ein5elner perfpz
nen. llnoarn tpirb am etgenen 2eibe,
tpsiln es erit eirtntal 10 lDeit fonntt,
ousfinber, mas es fir ieine 2anbz
fpirtbIdaft beiBt, burd Die eroffnete
Gonfurrens ben Oiterret6iI6en Nldrff
perlieren gu nliiifen, unO aerdbe oas
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edit nit Sdniirrpd unb Stulpitiefeln
oufaepubte, ipiro, tpenn einmal Die
ipirtM6aftli9s 5rennung Die pcfitiz
fds nadb iith 9e5ogen 9aben ipirb, err
tennen niiiIen. Dab bas magbartlde
l1n9arn cine pon Der ilapii4en See
umbrdnoete sSniel tit.
0on ben lpablbere9tigten Biirgern
in unearn Ielbit Tinb na9 Der 4ngdbe
bes Maspar Gitildp 542.424 Maapd=
rem, iinb bieIen itebsn an dnberen ytaz
tipnalitdten 123,984 9euti6e, no.
715 Slopafen, 110.572 &un1dnen,
1882 Serben, 28,766 Rutbenen unb
II, ,495 arpaten gegeniiber, BON benz
Deutiden min Der aatipnalItolae Maz
9bor ni9ts tpiifen, uno er ipirb in ibm
teinen 5reunb finben. penn einmdl bic
Observation-Disclosures bic Slaipen audi
in llnsarn ielbit gum Grlpaden bringt.
S6on BEL Der leBten Bdbl baben Die
RumGnen Die garole nNttipitdt" ausz
gegeben, unb Glopufen, Serben, Rnz
tbenen unb 8roaten iperoen folgen.
r2ps bon Oclterrsidb!" Inter bieier
2ofung bat Die bur4 Seioenldaften
aller Qrt auIammengeidtpeiBte SppoS
iition in l1ngarn ben Gieg babon9etra@
gen, bic 3utunft ipirb dber lebren. bob
IS Elm pbrrbusIie9 9etpeien lit.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-02-16

heutThen lIniperiitGteli Borlefungen
}holten, Ddbrenb umgefehrt oeutlhe
grDfeifpren bic amerifanii6er llniz
rerIitGten befuden uno bort beutihes
MiSfen perbreiten fpllten Die Muse
fiibruns biefes Ylanes ipiiroe iiherlich
ha8u beitrdgeit, boB bic beiben BOILER
fih beHer periteben piirben. Botfdaf=
ter 5pper perfprah ieinerieits, Maes
su tbun, um bieie Inregnngen bss
Raifers ousaufiibren. Gin beitimmter
Blan 1htpebt Dem Wtonar4en, tDie er
iDeiter Ioete, mod ni9t ppr, er hofft
cher, baB fih Mittel unb Wege finben
laiTen, um ibh gu beripirfli6en.
Mas bier Der &Gifer anregte, 1T
ni6t pDllig ne,l. 9eit pielen Sabrers
id5on perben regelmdBis bentf4e Sc
iebrte einselaoen, an ben eneliiden
llntneriitdten in Srforb uno @ams
bribee @orlefungen au balten. Gs 1T
gum grpben She'll bieIer Ginri9tnng
3u perbanfen, bab beute Die bentfbe
@iIfenf9dft in @ngldnb einen 10 gus
ten Rfdng bat. Gs piirbe il4 alic nur
oarum banbeln, ben bier betretenen
@ee ipeiter gu perfolgen. Die 5rogs
lpGre nur, Oh Nmeritu, bas ia feine
gelebrte 8ilbung gleidfals in eriter
Reibe aus 0eutIdlanb gebolt bat,
T6on tpeit genug in ben gelebrten
Diseiplinen fortgeI6rittcn 1T, nm nun
feinen 2ebrer lelbH ipieber lehren gu
fDnnen. Snbehen ipdre ein iibertriez
benes 5elbTtbetpuBtIein bierbei ni6t
oneebrabt; Elm 8eriu4 tOnnte ieoenz
Fans nidts I6aben.
8iellei6t tDnnen uns bic dmerifantz
fcben @elebrten mebr nit iiber bas
Waifer beriiberDingen, als Iih bisher
bernutben IieB. DAB umgetebrt. Die
beutI6e WifenIdoft in pielen 9iscipz
linen Der omerifani19en iiberlegen it,
baB alIp fir Mmerita aus einem regen
WifIensuustuui6 nit 9eutIhlano 1t4
Elm er6ebli6er 8ortbeil ergeben ipiirbe,
1T apeifeGos. @erube i'm porigen
Sabre. ipo 5ablreide Oeutihe 8elebrte
onGGBli9 Der notwithstanding in ct.
Qouis rbriiben" iparen unD 8orlefuns
gen bielten tit bus BON Der umerttaniz
f9en prefe neiDlOs anertannt iDorz
ben.
Die Gultur eebDrt su ienen 8iitern,
Die um 70 ipertbpoller tuerben, ie mebr
man bappn ben onDeren nntttbeilt.
Man ipirb felbit reider, inpem man
bic anberen bereidert. 3ugIeicb aber
tpiirbe Der 9lustauIf bes 8thens
stpeifellos au9 eine p0littf6e 8irfune
babsn, itfofern Elm beiIeres gegenIeitiz
ses 8eritdnbniB sueleid Die 9efiible
Der 9pmpatbie BON 8olt su 8olf perz
mebren muB. 60 fam man nur
tpiinf9en, baB Der @ebanfe bes &aiz
fers in stpedmdbiger 5Orm peripirt=
Ii6t tpirb. @r oient Der Gultur unb
hen 5rieben.
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7Drofenprett atstn Gennukers
austnnTdJ.

lleber ben BON 2ai1er Mil6eIm ene
pfoblenen Yrofeforsntauf9 atpif6en
Deutf9lanb unb 9lmerifa, Der iibrt@
gems bereits i'm Notwithstanding
BON mebreren biefigen llniperiitdten
ibeilpeis auseefiibrt tpurbe, i9reibt
bas 8erliner Sageblatt:
Die guItur 1T beute i9on inter-
national unb tpirb nit iebem Sa6r in
ferndtiondler. Der unterf9ieb atpiz
fthen @rie4en unD 8arbaren. auf bem
bic srie9ii6e 8ilbung berubte, beitebt
in FOLDER Sddrfe beute nid6t mebr.
SroB aller poIitif9en @egenfdse 5tptz
fden ben einaelnen Grobnd9ten giebt
ss beute cine gulturbaiis, Die alien ci>
Diliiirten gfdtionen gemeiniam lit.
DARN lie9t einmol bic @epabr bafiir.
baB Die beutige Gultur ni9t tpieoer
benz 4n1turm bes 8arbarentbums unz
terlieeen fann; benn ielbit tpenn Das
cine ober anbere 8olt bur9 tpibrige
lImftdnbe in 1einer @nttpidelung 5u>
riidgebalten tperben folte, tpirb bod
bic einmal erruneene gulturbDbe on
anberen Srten beipabrt ltnb ipeitereez
bilbet iperben. Wlit Der 8erbreiterung
Der 8ilbung tpdhit Die Si9erbeit ib&
res 8eiibers.
3usleib bat a6er biefe breitere Gulz
tnrbaiis ben 8ortbeil elmer gegenieitiz
gen 8efrn6tung. Das ein5elne 0olf
eiebt ii1 f9liebli9 einmal aus. glber
in benz Mustauf9 bes Mihens unb
Der 8ilbung, Der uebernabme bon
frembem gulturmaterial liegt ein be-
ftGnbiger Sporn gu einem bauernben
syprtf1ritt. DieIer Mustuufd bollz
aiebt iih belite i1on bur9 bic 8refe
unb burd Die 2iteratur iiberbaupt.
Qiuh fprgen bic irternationalen @ez
electromagnetic bafiir, baB bic grz
runqenihdften bes einen Qanbes ben
iibrigen NDltern 10 ihnea tpie mog=
lih 5ngGnglih semaht tperben.
Bon Gbnlihen @ebanten 1T fDobl
Raifer milbelm ausgegangen, als er
ME beridtet ipirb, Bel benz bieiisen
Neuiabrsempfonge bes biplomatifden
gprps ben atnerifanifhen 8otf9ufter
gbnrfemagne GoiDer In Elm ldngeres
Gefprd4 5og, in beifen 0erlaufe er eiz
1aen bebenfngsbollen wDrfdlag 5ur 8e-
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fproh ndmfid ben WunIh aus, unes
rifduifde @elebrte m01fen mad
DeutfmIanb tonlrnen u:tD an ber
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-02-16
Nus Ger 1ood,e.
Welt uno feben unter Der Enpe
eoitorieIler Betrdhturt8.
#tmnettcn als Arbetter.


9ie 3abl Der omerifdnii9en 5tus
tenten, Die iin ielbft erbalten unb ibre
Gtubienaelber ppft ibren eigenen WerS
hienften 5e3ahlen, lit cine eritannli9
qrcBe. 8on Stadt Ntaine bis nad
Golifornien bin bilben btefe Stubenz
rem cine febr seadtete 59aor. Don SO
Gplleqeg unb l1niperfitdten Iinb es
nur bier, Bel benen ibre 4naabl unter
10 proaent Der geIammten Stuoen=
tenIChaft betrGgt, bic llniperittGten Des
@iibens, Cincinnati, WtiiIouri nnb
l1tab. Doeegen arbeiten am gplbp
Gollege, 'Sllinois College unb an Der
8afer llniperiitGt, tpte beribtet tpiro,
90 proaent Der @5tubenten; alfp fait
ole bef9affeu ibren iintsr9ait ipdhz
renb ihrer NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. gang
pber tbeiltpeiie ielbit. sSn Bates Col
leee unb Hutsers college iinb es 80
Broaent pber bariiber, llnb in 0drtz
mouth Iptpie an ben uniperiitGtea
Germont, WlinneIota unb 8anias 70
Brp3ent unb barber. 3ipei Colleges
baben 3piiGen so unb 70 9rpsent;
eff COLLEGES 8fpiI6en so rnb so 8roz
sent, brei otpiI6sn 40 unb SO Yro3ent
unb neun stDiiden 80 uno 40 PRO
sent.
Die aln5obl Der orbeitenben 9tu@
tenten 1T aud an Der Sarpurb=llntz
reriitGt iebr groB; Die ltniperiitGten
SSlIinpis, Mhigan uno Wiscpnitn 9ez
fen feline 3a6len; bic llniperiitGt Gbiz
caoo qibt iiber SO grp5ent an.. Die
1lniper1itGten gale unD PenniDloanien
boben 10 Bis 20 YroSent uno Die Gorz
nell@llnibsrIitGt ettpa 25 Bro5ent.
Nad elmer Shdbune unterbalten ,iib
BON 1896 onleritani16en Stuben=
ten ni9t ipeniger aIs 53,773 feIbit.
Die Colleges bei9Gftigen iie als
E3fDrtrer, 8l0dner, 0drter IT.. IN.
@iniee illnge 2eute bebienen ibre golz
leeen nnb tpaf6en bas 9eI6irr fiir
fie. @iele unioerlitGtsrettoren baben
freie Menturen fir Selbitbilfe unD
@teuenbureaus. sSebo9 i6eint ieBt
siemli9 1llgeuein bic Nniiht gu berrz
5hen, baB Die @rbett our Selbitunter=
hdltung bas Gtubium febr beetntrdf)z
tiqt. 8on SO Colleges, bic bariiber
hefrast tporben iinb. anttporten nur
brei, bob etn STUDENT, Der ielbit fir
Teiren 2ebensunterbalt forgt, eben5o
gut tpie feline begiinitigteren @efGbrten
itubiren fGnne.
5p3iaIe Na6tbeile ereeben it9 iez
bod ni4t. Qluf Die Sroge na4 Der
eeIeu5haftliden StelIung bes 9tu=
benten, Der fir feinen 2ebensunterz
halt arbeitet, lauten Die meiiten Nnts
ipprten, 5ds ameritaniI6e College lei
elm benofruti19es Snftitut, an benz
ter innere Wertb nlebr dls Ret9tbum
sdble, Man be5eigt ben arbeitenben
@tubenten ale gbren, eeitebt i6nen
tD3ft bsreittpilIig Rlahenuus3ei9nuns
gen gu uno bebanDelt fie burAaus taa
rlerab56aftlih. Bon SO Colleges be-
ri6ten az, baB es feline unteri6iebe
in Der fo3ialen SteIlung 9ebe.
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iinb Roiier Milhslm 3n aufr;htietm
DAM perpflidtet fir fsin itetes @es
r1iiben, bic freunblhaftlihen Be
3iehuigen aipiIhsn ben beiben geis
ftess iflb blutsperfpon5ten yDltern
INNER lnSbr 3u perbeifern.
\ Gs erfneinf iebt faft unbegreiflih,
baB es erit Der frGftiaen Mnreaung
BON 5eiten bes hutinen Gaifers be-
burfte, Inn in Deldfhldnb bas sSn@
terefie su erregen fir bic 8ereinisten
Staaten, ibre eieenartiae Gnltnr@.
entfpidlung unb pie pteraebn Wiuipneii
Deut{d=Mmerifdner, BON bener BET
Deitsm bic Msiiten geiffige SSnhling
nit OeutihIanb bebdlten baben unD
iid in ibrem gegenfeitioen @erte6r
nit 8orliebe Der beutidlen Sprache
beoienen.
gis ppr lpenigen Sohren perblelt
man fie6 in 9eutIhlanb nobeSi abb
lebnenb sesen Die @ereiriaten @taas
ten. Mfan ipuBte lnehr Dpn Slo7
afrifa unb Sitaiien, als bon Der sros
Ben Observation-Disclosures Gepubllt nit
i6rem itdrfen 8ebDlferunas @lenent
beutiher MbItdmmuna. Ourh Das
erfolgreide Gingreifen 8aifer Wil@
bellns bat iid Elm pDlli9er llmz
fdpung ro1aogei,. Sas erbohte sSn>
terefIe, tpelcbes man nnn:nshr Mmez
rifa nnb ieiner hohent:pidelten GulS
tur lpibmen, Die sablreiden Stubiers
reiIen, Die bon 0eutfhlanb nod bies
Ier 5eite bes 2ttlantifhen Mteeres
unternommen iperben, iinb gai1s
aus1alieBlid auf Die Snitlatipe oss
8aiIers suriid gu fiibren.
@s pdr elm genialer Geoanfe,
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