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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-17
Children's Masquerade Party

Misses glossy and Mertio Bnier on
Thursday night were hostcsses az a
children's masquerade party which
was very merry affair, the guests
being limited strictly to the feminine
cOntlnRent-and You know that boys
To the contrary girls can often have
Dore fun when there aren't any boys
around.
Flaahllght pictures of the crowd
We're taken during the evening. which
was passed chiefly In the playing OF
yarloua ggmea The rooms were
nrettily decorated with college PEN
nants.
The guests were. Misses Catherine
Grlmmer. Grace Grimmc5. Romona
Baca, cleo Kelly, Nelly Cohen. Lucy
aud ollie Kinds
Refreshments were served.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-17
For Mrs. MoManus and Mrs.
Fillmore.

Ms , p. McMannR OF Santa Fe.
nov e visitor here. and MRS 49, Frank
Fillmore OF El Pnso. also the guest OF
loeal friends and both former resi-
dents OF this city We're the guests OF
honor az a party given Friday after
noon by Mrs. r. sehech al her home
"a aga North Tifth street. Five hun
drcd was the amusement and refresh
ments were served. Mrs, Scheck's
guests were Mosdames McManus. FIJI
more, Hopkins, Schlck. Renner. I'D
Quickel. G. a. Hudson. G.. w. Kunz.
j. T.. i.ummell. George Craig Warren
Graham, Ike Greham. J. s. Heaven.
J. shoup. =, y. McCanna, Don RAN
kin. Charles noehl, Fern Snively, and
y. Farrell.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-17
Miss POllman HOnOree.

Mrs. John Mckee entertained Tues
day afternoon az a ave hundred party
in honor of Mise Margaret Pollman
OF S. Louis, the house being prettily
Baldridge. consolation and Miss Paul.
Inc artwright, cut prize. A delicious
hnfet lunch was served by the host
Ito Pollman, Pauline Cartwright
ess. Tier guests were Misses Marguer-
Ciarice Pugh, Elsie Myers. laura
selyy Alice and Mac McMillen. end
clara 3lueher; Mesdames Copeland,
w. II. Perry, Guy Rogers. George
Nchcr, Kenneth Baldridge, ana NJ.
Powell
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-17
Miss Agnes c. Laut Local
Visitor.

Miss Agnes G. Laut a most versa .
tile and prolific magazine and news
paper writer. whose graphic articles
on southwestern scenes and subjects
have given invaluable publicity to
this section and especially to New
Mexico. Is "A visitor IN Albuquerque,
a guest of Mrs Nina Warren at the
NELL -. Field home on rileras ave-
nue.. Miss Laut expects 20 make an
extended stay Ia New Mexico. going
from here up into the Taos country
for u prolonged visit. Il Is to be pre-
Aumed that Miss Lant Il gathering
in4fsrlal for further articles dealing
With this section aud Il IN under
STOOD she Will buy ranch In New
Mcylco and make this her permanent
hniur
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-17
Albuquerque Society News and Things Of Interest to Women Folk

1880
First ward school, loft Thursday Tor
Visit with her daughter, Mrs. Roy d.
Stevenson, In Mountanalr.
-
Miss Trina Nichols leaves sunday
afternoon for her home ln Independ-
ence, Kansas. after an enjoyable visit
with her aunt, Mrs Edwin ~. sowcr.
on south Arno street.
D.
Mrs Alfred Grunmelh ana dauEh-
Ter, Miss Hilda. are expected home
during tho coming week from Dem
yer. where they have been visiting for
the last two months.
o
Mr.. and Mrs. John s. Beaver ana
children have returned from three
months stay In southern California.
The ReaveDs visited all tho beaches
from Long Reach 60 santa Monica
and spent scvera weeks In Los An
geles and san Diego.
D
Mrs Charles Benjamin and Mr.. and
Mrs. Sol WELLER returned during the
week from a five months tour OF
Europe. Mr.. and Mrs Julius Mandell
are oxBected home from Europe next
week.
e.
Miss Lillian Hesselden, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs Wallace Hesscldon. has
returned from an extended stay IN
santa Re. where she was the geest
~ the McFiea
Robert Dietz. owner OF n big motor
car. reckless with the gasoline and
with no fear of the wear aud tear.
~ planning motor trip 10 Denver IN
the neur luture. Mr. Dietz viii be-
accompanied by Mrs Bliss.
o.
Mr. and Mrs. Don sterling. bnbies
and Mrs. Sterling's mother. Mrs He'd
ding, leave soon for Detroit. Mich,
where they viii reside. Mr.. sterling,
II ~ understood, viii leave for Eetroit
at once. followed later by the fnmily.
D
Miss olga Selke on Al0uquorque. ~
IN santa Re, attending tho lectures
which are being given at the Archno-
illogical institute. Lecturers Of ma
tional reputation are In Santa BE at
tending the sessions OF the institute.
d
Mrs, Adella iIolmquist. secretary
to Attorney A. -. McMillen. lore
Thursday for n onth's vacation trip
which she win spend In Nav York.
Boston ana other New England cities.
chiefly Boston,
Mrs w r. strain. president ~ tho
W0mens Relief Corps. lcf Hast night
fos los Angeles and southern Cali
fornla points She VIII attend tho ma
tionnl convention OF the order IN los
Angeles on September o.
10
The German ladies OF Hnrugnri
Freundschaft lodge, give blk picnic
tomorrow az SchWartamnn's grove,
south of the city which Is expected To-
prove n most enjoyable AFFAIR Con-
vcyances will leave odd Fellows hall
NJ a. M. and y. M.
O.
Mrs. J. u. McManuc, wife OF tho
superintendent OF tho state prison
and FOR years "A resident Of Alma
quorquc came down from santa re
Thursday night 10 be- the guest Of
Mrs G. A. lIudsop and Mrs Charles
Roehl for some time.
@
The Young people OF the Central
avenue Methodist church held an ice
cream social Friday evening az the
handsome new church building. az
which e short program was rendered.
the large number Of persons present
making tine event satisfactory IN
anCinl success. il
o.
Alr and Airs j n. Mayo are ar
ranging to leave for California. after
a residence oi many years hore. TO
make their home probably IN Los An
geles. Incidentally they have been
auctloninE off an their household
goods
o.
Mrs Elizabeth Carman. former
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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-17

which WIS wholly a surprise 10 Mr.
and Mra Jolly and a most delightful
surprise at that. al
Tho guests we're Mr.. and Afrs. Don
Rankin, Mr.. and Mrs. 4. Teller, Mr.,
and Mrs. J. W. HAN and Mrs. Hall,
Mr.. and Mrs. James Oladding. Mr..
and Mrs Thomas Hughes. IT., Mr.
aud Mas. T.. A. Groce, Mrs. :. A. Noht
Mr. and Mrs Blair. Mrs John Mordy
Miss y. Perkins. Miss Grace Glad
dina, Or. and Mrs j. r. Petit. Mr.
and Mrs. }. Hanan, ana Miss Grace
MOrdy
Five hundred was PLAYED and re-
treatments were served ;Ate IN the
evening.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-17
Off for the Pecos.

Chaper0ned by Amado Chaves. Il
party OF young people Of Albuquerque
this morning left for the Upper Pecos,
whore for ten days hunting and fish
ina viii be the most important Items
on the entertainment program. In
cluded IN the party are Mr.. Chaves,
AR. Paul $. Tobin, Mr. Eugene carr;
Miss kathryn Chaves. Miss Lena Fer
gusson. Az Glorieta. Morton sclig-
man ~ santa re will become MEM
Der Of the party
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-17
The Craigs Celebrate.

Judge George Il. craig ana Mrs.
craig celebrated their eleventh we'd
ding anniversary Wednesday night
This sedate old married couple ceie-
brated the event quietly. but none the
less eniOyabiy az "a dinner at the
Sturges hotel with Mr.. and Mrs. j. 4.
Nj er and Mr. and Mrs. sam stevens.
They were the recipient Of numerous
congratulations from their innumer-
able friends after the latter had dis
covered the signlnCance of the day
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-17
An Enjoyable Musicale.

one OF the most enjoyable musical
events OF tho season was the musicale
given Friday night al the Presbyterian
church hy Miss Edith Joyce and Mr.,
benjamin Puryear with Miss Reryl
kenworhy as accompanied 10 Mr..
Purye0r The latter's splendid tenor
voice has won many warm admirers
du 'ng hts comparatively brief rosi-
a. nee here and the work of Miss
Joyce ana Miss Kenworthy " too well
known 10 need extended mention. The
excellent program was enjoyed by a
good.sizod audience and the event
may be accounted a distinct musical
success
The program was as follows:
tal "FdEue' ,.,.,.,...,,...,. kittel
thb "Sortle" ..........., Durham
Miss joyce.
sailors song FROM Flying
Dutchman" ......... Wagner
Mr. Puryear
(al Meditation" .........,,,.K Klein
Coz Cradle song. ,Neruda
(c) "OHertoire" ............B atisto
Miss Joyce.
(al shadows" ......... Jacob Bond
OBJ Hold My Hand Tonight"
...,... Jncoha- Bond
(c) III 1 Were a Rose" Heeselberg
Mr Puryear.
nl shepherds Pipes" ....... Harris
thl "doiden Wedding" .,...,.....
................. Gabriel Marie
Miss Joyce.
(n) "From the Land of the Sky
blue Water .....s..,....fC adman
(b) "If ! Forget ........s!.,....
Mr.. puryear.
"ASarcho Pontlhcale". .,.., Lemmons
Miss Joyce.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-17
Aleu- Recipes
snlnnch MIlh Crennn.

Cook "a half peck of spinach until
tender, and then drain and mince
fine Put two tablespoons Of butter
an saucepan, when hot ada one
tablespoon of flour, atlF until smooth
asa frothy, add ono tablespoon OF
shn, q aalf teaspoon OF pepper. then
the minced spinach ut'ook for rive
minutes, then add a half pint of niils
or cream and cook three minutes
longer ana serve.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-17

Put two cupfuls OF milk in an
enameled saucepan. SER into this
two tablespoons OF fine tapioca. cook
for twenty minutes and remove from
the fire. Add the wcil-beaten yollSs
OF three eggs and pinch Of salt
Put again over the fire and stir until
Il thickens. then allow Il ta get cold.
A,,. one cupfui of chopped nut meats
ana two-thirds of cup of maple sy-
rup pile the uiffly beaten whites of
tho eggs on top and brown In the
oven. serye hot or cold.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-17
NInnlr snndMlcIrs.

Ttomnvo the crusts fTlm hin slices
of whole 5. heat bread or Boston
brown bread Butter lightly and
sprinkle over the butter some pound
ed maple sugar and finely chopped
nut meats. The nuts and sugar may
be put through meat chopper.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-17
.Rgc1tt9
=

Health IL the foundation Of all good
looks. Tho wise woman realizes this
and takes precautions 10 preserve hes
health and strength through the 20
Rod OF child bearing. She vemains .
pretty mother by avoiding az far aa
possible the suffering and dangers OF
such occasions. This every woman
may do through the use Of Mothers
FRIEND. a remedy that has been no long
n use, and accomplished 80 much
good. that Il 10 In no sense an expert.
nent. but a preparation which always
produces the beat Tesults. II 10 for
ETERNAL application and 20 penetrating
n lts nature a. 10 thoroughly lubFicata
very muscle. nerve and tendon IN.
lolved during the period before baby
omes. Il aida nature BY expanding
he skin and tissues. relieves tender
less and soreness. and perfectly pre-
ares the system for natural and safe
Brotherhood Mothers Friend has been
sed and endorsed by thousands OF
nothers. and lie use win prove q COM
! y: any ~ seS s:s' Z 01Iot60A
Heed OF such a - -
emody. Mothers C.EIZaOR1O
erlend ID sold at
rug stores. Write for FREQ book for
xpectant mothefs. which contains
much valuable Information.
RADFlElD REcuLArOR CO.. A,Isnis. c..
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-17

Baker Eggplants With Veget ,bles.
Cut the eggplani In two. scoop out
the inside leaving about half an
inch ct pulp and skin. Take a couple
of Tomatoes AN onion ana a green
pepper chop these separately. Then
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-17

mix together with the minced pulls
of the eggplant Add o. tfosg aou.a
bread crumbs. liitlo minced parsley.
utit. butter and pepper When
smooth. n1 the followed ofgplnus
with thu butter tho toy aud bake
about th,Hy minutes.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-17
First Mclhodist Episcopal church.

FIRST Mfihndtst tpi-fupht Ahufrhs
Corner Lead avenue ana South
Third street Charles Oscar Beck
man. pastor. Edith derby sieaooness.
Public Worship ut ~ a.. an. ana
% M. with preaching by the pastor.
Morning theme, "The Gate Into the
Kingdom" The evening subject VIII
be- Albuquerque ana Her Youth"
The special music viii consist of r.
solo hy Miss Ruth Bright in tho
morning worship and duet hy Mt.
Robert Swell and Miss Ruth Bright Ia
the evening. Tho Choral society wiz
give selection IN the evening also.
The sunday school session meets az
9;f5 "a. M. -. A. Porterfield, super
intendcnt Here there are ciHfes for
AN. Epworth League devotional SER
vice az y. IN. strangers and tr' nds
viii receive "a cordial welcome.
saa==FssssaHaaHaaHa=H==--a
christian Martyrs" Orphcum to-
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o
Church Notes.

Plans are now being made FOR "a
musical and literary concert TO 10
given by the Loyal Sons club of the
Gold and Broadway Church Of Christ
on Thursday. August 2atn. Mrs.
Wolf. reader; Miss Laura Cartwright.
reader; Miss Pauline Cartwright, vo-
oalist' Mrs Thomas Hughes, pianist.
and "A number OF other talented art
lists have consented 10 nesist In tho
concert
O.
The Loyal Temperance Legion, "a
c..,ldren's temperance organization.
met In the parlors Of the Lead Avenue
Methodist church this afternoon. A
most enjoyable program was rendered
under TIE direction OF adults interest
ed In the work.
0
Mrs Gearing entertained the ladies'
of the Gold aud Broadway church of
Christ az he rhome. SOC South High
street on Thursday afternoon last. 4
business session was followed by "a
pleasing social hour.
o.
The Missionary society OF the Pres
byterian church met In the church
parlCrs Thursday afternoon Mission
AIRY topics. home and foreign, were
discussed IN an interesting way, the
program Tor the afternoon proving
unusually enjoyable.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-17
Central Avenue NJ. n. Church souu,.

Central Avenue NJ. y. Church south.
Corner Central avenue and Arno
street. Samuel ". Allison, pastor.
Services conducted by the pastor 40
~ a. IA. and .. m. Topic for tho
n o'clock hour, "Chrstlnnity, Not
Cunningy Devised Fable. but q Gior-
iouB Reality" The evening services
will be- devoted 10 discussion OF tho
wicked city 81 Nlnlveh. Has Mini
veh many parallels In modern times2
Mr.. Allison viii have something 20
say ABOUT tho RoaenthnI murder In
New York city ana about the whole
saio graft among the men Higher
up" fH New York city, a. Louis.
Mo. 90 be- regarded as samples OF an
our city governments AZ su. MY
God how scarce are men, Special
music ny the choir az both tho morn
INK ana evening service. sunday
school a. 9;t5 a. M. r NJ Doris in
charge. Epw0rth league nt p. ~.
A cordial welcome 10 an
Me- Allison and family ala not get
on 90 the mountains this week as
they had planned on account of sick
ness la The family.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-17

Mix together two cu1s ~ grated
apples. one and q hair cups suRnr,
three eHEs well beaten, two table,
spoons Of melted butter. the grated
rmd and Juice Of one lemon and a
cup OF thin cream. This h onouuh
for two pies. Bake with an under
crust ana strips OF pastry across tho
top A mcringue may be added Ia
place 81 tho strips and the whites
of eggs reserved for u.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-17
The Churches

Christian Science services are held
IN the woman's club building az the
Garner Of seventh street and Gold
avenue, every sunday morning az a.
o'ciock subject for this week. "soul "
Wednesday evening services are az =
O'Clock The public II cordially In
vitod 10 attend these services. sans
day school al 40 o'clock.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-17

christian Martyrs" orphcum to-
day and tomorrow.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-17

Mrs. g. o. Clark and daughter.
Miss May Hawthorne. Of s27 North
liigh street have returned from a
vlsit OF several months IN oregon.
o.
Mrs. r. I. Butts, principal OF the
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-17

Mrs. Charles A. Wright ana chill
dren. Charles. 5r., and Juanita. have
returned from visit of several weeks
on the Pacific c0agt.
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MRS Fur"oeth carman. former
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ort and benent
10 any woman IN
heed OF such a
|emody. Mothers
lrlend % sold a.
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8ie iid oie Sa6en in ser Siirfci
entpldeln meroenL lit nod INNER
nlft gon5 flor. Dos tleue Wintitc.
RUM iudt 5uerit Srteoen nit 9(lbo-
MEN 81 befommen uno Nu9e u1o
Sronung bort mieoer ber5uitenen.
8elongt bas, 10 befommt es oie
Sono fret, um ben 9ompf eege,1
oas &omite fir @inbeit uno Sort.
l6ritt ouf5unebmen uno aneleid
leine Souptanbaneer, Die Sffi5iere,
NIT ibren au5u itiirmii6en Sproe=
rl1ngen in S6o6 gu balten. @s bot
l6on erflart, ooB es bie &ommer
nift oufloien meroe, pie Die Diff
5iere es perlaneen. Die Gage lit cine
iebr permidelte uno Tie miro nod
permidelter baour6, BOB bos 2ollo
I'M arieg nit Stalien beoriffcn
if. :
Sntereiionte @adridten fommen
aus Der dineiiiden tSolptitoot 8e-
fling. Die oortigen militdriibel
gefeblsbober baben cine aoufprens
obgebalten, in Ser lie belfloiien, Ben
&raitoenten Dlton Sbi Sal bringe1lo
5l eriu6en, oorouf 5ll beItebelt,
ooB Die MISUNDERSTANDING Die
bon ibm getroffene Musmo6l Ser So
binetsmitglieoer eutbeiBe. Mnoern=
fails, erflorten iie, mol1ten Iie per.
ionlid Die 9eitung Der 9inge in oie
Sanoe nebmen.
Dieles @orgeben erideint ols
@orbote elmer perionli9en, bonn sci,
litar unteritiitten 9iftotur gvase
S6i &ois, mie iie i6on longe err
lpartet morben lit. Die MatioanIper.
iammlung bat na6 f~ur5eat 3oaerll
6eidloiien, Ser Sorberwaq ser ge-
feblsbaber na65uge6en uno bie bon
Ouon S6i @ai ernennten MiniIter
an5uerfennen.
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fir $500 uadj leutIdlanS.

9eutIfy . umerIfanilde 3eitungen
meroen i'm alien 8aterlaao init gro.
Bem Snterelie eeleier, lpeil Tie lid
frei ausipreden uno baufig BON ori.
ben mebr Neuigfeiten uno Nafrid.
ten bringen, als Die oentifen Sci.
ti,nsen ielbit. Sic rSreie greise fir
Seras" lit oriiben lberan, pobin iis
geianot miro, elm lebr germ geiebenel
@alt uro FAM iid riiblnen, 4l,el-
fennung mo 8iiroigune 5it finoen.
pie aus 5ablreiden grieien an ans.
iotuie an 0ieienieen, ipelAe oas
8latt on ibre 8erlpanoten i9ifen,
berborgebt. @er oaber ieinen Ser.
wanoten uno Sreunoen cine Sreic.
%ermeiien, ibnen elm miafommenes
@eidenf MAIDEN min, Ser beitene fir
iie Die nSreie 9relie fir Seros".
0as SntereIie fir Seraa pie iber.
baupt fir oen Staat uno Die @e.
geno, mo- Die @erpanoten mobnen,
lit in Deutidlanb iebr lebbaft uao
es lift unmoeIidJ in 8~ripatbriefer
eiite 10 eriinolide aufflarune ms
gei6reibung oes freniben 2anoes
gu geben, mie oies sic o5reie Breiie"
aGmodentli6 tut. Sir ben gerir-
gen Greis BON $500 perienoen mir
portofrei infer reihbaItiges $50
denblott auf Elm Sabr on irgenb
cine Ioreiie i'm Musianoe.
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@as hiIoet cine Tran2

Observation-Disclosures 8ftno Sc.
piht, mebr ooer iueniger, an ano.
den uno MnsfeIn, bilbcn nod feline
Srau. @s 1T Elm eutes Sumonncnt.
|Sebt oieies in @eiunobeit uno aroit
nno iie fam Elm aonigrei6 regieren.
electric 9itters 9iebt ocn Srolieil
@eiunobeit uno araft. Saulenoc
peroanfen ibm 9efreiltna bon Sbn-
ma6ts- uno SdminoelanfGGen, bon
Sdludde, Merbolitdt, Miidenidmer3
uno @rmattllng. Electric gitters
Fat mir piel gebolfen lrno id oanfe
SGnen bon gan5em Ser5en fir Die
8raporatipn elmer fold guten sMeoi.
sin," i6reibt Gli5n SPOOL, 9epelp.
Sfla. Sur SOC. @arontiert bon al.
len Ipotbefern.
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fabrt Der giienbabn por3ieben. Sic
foroert Die &ooung uno bat in eli
ZEN Sabre iogar flint Miaionen
@lbel fir 8ege our9 Die einltmet-
len niht au5upiel peripreden6e
Saiga auseeseben.
9ie @rnte mar in oen iiingiten
Sabren minoeltens 300 WiQionen
Buo (5u etma 35 8funo), oobon
braudt oas 2ano ieIblt nidt mebr
als Die Salfte, fam alio oie anoe-
re Salfte ousfiibren. @eraoe iiber
oieie ausfubr lit ni6t nur uneno.
ltd plel geidrieben iporoen, lonoerr
es bat audi ON praftti9en 8eriu-
den, Sanoelspege bonn Sb uno
Seniliei ourd oas 8eiBe Meer nod
Sombllrg, @lasgop uno 2iberpooi
81 croffnen, inn lebten Meniden-
alter nidt gefeblt. 9as einfrierell
Der Sbiffe perbinoerte meilt einen
guten @rfolg. 8as iett oenn audi
feline groBen Soffnungen auf Ole
rieiigen 8oileritraBen. Man bleibt
chen lebten gnoes bod auf Die 81.
lenbabn angeiuieien. Sn iiinslter
Belt bat Die groBe lteberlonbbabn
b%egonnen, enolih einmol 9etriebs.
ilberldulie auf3umeiien. Die erbo-
ben iid ieoo6 i'm beiten Sale auf
.6h Wilionen Rubel: bon elmer
a.ssrei6enoen 8er5iniung Der @au-
foiten, Die balo cine Wtliaroe
&ubel ousmaden. lit nod gar feline
&eoe.
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sibiriems aulOmiiatiOm.

Die &atseber bes g5aren elaub,
ten lange Sabre binourd, oaB es in
ibrer Ma6t itiinoe, Oh tie oie
Spite Der 5ariiden Ma6tentfaltung
mebr gegen @eiteuropa, Den nas
ben, ODER ben fernen Often febrten.
9as bot ii6 als elm i9merer SIR
tum ertpieien. Sir aae Ginge nj
Der 8olitif geboren chen sfpei nno
Der boie anoere raubt einem bGll-
fig Die Nlibe, in Die man ii6 ge-
robe 10 bebagli6 eingepiegt bate.
go tat oenn &uBlaEo oos ridtigite,
mas es tim fonnte: ba es nod oret
Seiten bin Sront MAIDEN muB,
10 oermieo es einlt1peilcn aG5u ag-
g~reilipe Operationen uno perlegte
li1 olf Soroerune Der @irtifaft
uno innere 9oloniiation. SIN euro
patiden &uBlano lit nod ben iine.
lten geri6ten Die bauerli6e @irt
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rotten. Gas 9auptbelieoIunq@
felo liefern ober oie meiten offati~
i6en @ebiete; i%enieits oes llrol.
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gan5en @elt in Ole Sone, neil lid,
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uno Die &opf5abl Der Wenih6cit
beitanoie iteist, eaoIid, neil oie
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oes aderbanes lit es BON unidas-
barem 8e1te. oaB, obpol bod Die
Welt 10 eng gemoroea, nod I'M
nler tneitranmiee Reul6noer er-
ld)tolsea Deroen, Die iid fir &C.
treloebau eritaunlid ergiebig get
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Yatagonien, lift Mefopotamien, III
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80 MiGionen @inmobner, bapon
beiiet Sibiriem SHa MiGionen. @ie-
biel oanon meiRer @aiie iino, iii
ni6t genau erli6tli6. @ie man on
nimmt, limo im orei SabrbunOerten
Gle Smnoe ienieits oes llrols BON
biereinbofb Mirlionen Muiien be-
polfert poroen nuo in BEN lesten
10 Sabren aaein baben brei Wiaio-
men Den 1tro[ iiberItiegen; BON
oieSer getpaltieen allsmanoeruno
femmt Die Salfte ol,f bic 3eit bon
1907 bis 1909. Mueroings ftanb
ibr cine olrholts ni6t merbeblide
Niidpanoerung enteeaen, I'M Sobrt
1910 mar cine merflide Ibnabme
Der Musmdnoerer 5n beoba6ten
es Daren MIR nod $4,000 gegen
$4,000 i'm 8oria6re. Gen Tuten
Ger lleberfieolunq er6liden Die Sc.
BORDEN nid)t gum minociten oud Ga.
rim, ooB Die 9orfer oes europai.
i6en &uBlanos, oic oil 2anonot lit.
ten, e~ntiaitet mnroen.
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einem Neulunoe nit indictment
uferloim @oelihfeiten MIR gu oil
&oubbau getrieben miro. Gas gil.
aud fit Die @Gloer, sic obnebir
onr6 bdufige 5euersbriinite merf.
lid obnebmen. Wou muB es ieood
Der 9egier1ng ~loiien, baB lie id
nielfnltig 6emubt, @eisItdnoen emf.
aegen5utreten, uno niht minber
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