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The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1912-01-23
BUYS INTEREST
IN THE GAZETTE
Glenn A. Lauterbach Becomes
Half Owner of the Oldest
Newspaper i'm County
BORN AND RAISED IN REDWOOD
Is Expert Printer and Will
Have Charge of Mechan-
icaI Department

Glenn A. Lauterbach has purchas-
ed half interest in the Redwood
Gazette, the oldest newspaper in
the county, and has assumed the du-
ties of his new place.
He will be associated with Grove
&. Wilson who purchased the plant
from James Aiken last May. Mr..
Lauterbach will have charge of the
mechanical department, in which
line he is an expert, and the editor
ial management will be unchanged.
Once A Gazette ''Devil''
Mr.. Lauterbach was born in Red
wood Falls and grew to manhood
here. He began work as "devil'
in the Gazette office a good many
years ago and since that time has
had great deal of experience in the
best offices of the state in and out of
the twin cities until today he is con-
sidered one of the most able printers
in southwestern Minnesota.
Ellis In Business For Himself
George Ellis who for number of
years has been with The Gazette as
forman. has resigned and will go in
to business for himself, probably in
Iowa. Mr.. Ellis is a young man of
exceptional ability, a careful work
man and thoroughly reliable assist
ant with a very wide circle of
friends who will join the Gazette in
regreting the move which takes him
from Redwood Falls and wishing
him the greatest prosperity in the
future.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1912-01-23
GAYLORD BACKS
STATE ROAD
Auto Club Gets Busy and Will
Ask Commissioners to
Help
WANT IT ALONG ST. LOUIS ROAD
Proposition Came From Red
wood Falls and Others are
Getting in Line
WANT IT ALONG ST. LOUIS ROAD

A state road from Redwood Falls
to Minneapolis seems assured.
The idea started here and has
spread to good many of the inter-
vening towns. One meeting has
been held at Gaylord and another is
to be held soon and there is every
reason to believe that the county
commissioners will designate the
desired road.
Meanwhile Redwood Falls must
keep alive and see that the road
does not end at any point east of
here.
The following letter has been sent
out by George Mckenzie. Jr.. of the
Gaylord Auto club:
dear Sir:
AT special meeting of the Gay
lord Automobile Club held Monday
evening January 18th, the members
present unanimously endorsed the
project of the construction of state
road within Sibley County to connect
with similar roads proposed to be
constructed west to Redwood Falls
and east to Minneapolis through the
adjoining counties.
The citizens of Redwood Falls
are now boosting for state high
way from their city to Minneapolis
to be built along either the Milwau-
kee or the M. & ST. L. railway.
! "A finely constructed state high
way will be an invaluable asset to the
county especially if connected with
other state highways leading into
the Twin Cities and Redwood Falls.
In order to secure this. road it
will be necessary to get some united
action on the project, to get the citi-
zens of each and every city along the
NJ. & st. L. interested and in order
to do this quickly special meeting
will be held Monday January 22nd,
1912 at A P. M. at the City Hail. Ar
lington, Minnesota. provided dele
cations from the Auto Clubs. Com
mercial Clubs or other civic organi-
cations will indicate their willing
ness to be present.
The committee therefore urgent
ly request that your city send a
delegation and further that. you will
] notify us of such intention, so that
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1912-01-23
REvERSES THE JURY
Judge Olson Set Aside Verdict
Of Twelve Men and Gives
Plaintiff Damages

Judge Olson has just rendered a
decision setting aside a verdict re-
turned by jury at the term Of
court last fall.
This is an extremely unusual pro-
ceeding but the judge felt that the
circumstances demanded drastic
action.
In the case of Hanks of Tracy VS..
Lindahl and Nissen Of Walnut Grove
Hanks contended that he had pur-
chased notes given to the Interna-
tional Harvester company through
Lindahl and Nissen and that the
paper was worthless because the
automobiles delivered by the com
pany were not according to specifi-
cations. Therefore he sued for $40C
the amount paid for the notes.
The jury found that Hank was in
possession of all the facts at the time
he bought the notes and was entitled
to no recovery. This verdict is SET
aside by Judge Olson and Hanks is
given judgment for $500.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1912-01-23
.SCHUELLER OUT
OF SHERIFF RACE
Will Not Be a Candidate For
Reelection he says-Thinks
Ten Years Enough
PETRIE AND T0LMAN MAY CLASH
Former Candidate and Morgan
Resident To Be i'm Contest
At Primaries
PETRIE AND TOLMAN MAY CLASH

After ten years of service as sheriff
of Redwood county B. c. Schueller
has decided to quit at the close of
his present term. He says that
under no circumstances will he be a
candidate for reelection.
Mr. Schueller has built up quite
business which he saws deserves his
undivided attention and he cannot
afford to remain in politics. Besides
he SAYS he thinks ten years is enough.
With the retirement Of Mr. Schuel-
Ter the field is left open. Ii i rea-
sonably certain that H my Petrie
who made a splendid showing at the
polls two years ago will be in the
race and opposed to him will be M.
S. Polman of Morgan. There may
be others but these two seem practi-
cally certain of getting in.
Mr.. Petrie is a German with
wide acquaintance in the county.
He recently returned from an ex-
tended trip through the west and
purchased fine farm close to Red
wood upon which he now lives.
Mr.. Tolman is Scotch, prominent
and popular in the east part of the
county.
Had Mr.. Schueller decided to run
again he doubtless would have been
successful as he has made an efficient
and able officer and il personally
very popular man. He will leave the
Office with the best wishes and friend
ship Of a large majority of the voters
of the county.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1912-01-23
FIREMEN TO DANCE
Will Give Ball On February
Officers For Year
Elected

The Redwood Falls Fire Depart
ment held its annual meeting at the
Department headquarters Friday
night Jan. 10. at which time the
following officers were elected:
Chief, C. v. Everett; Assistant
chief, Ned Dripps; Hose Co. No. /,
Foreman:-E. A. LYMAN; Assistant
foreman, F. L. Carpenter. Hose Co.
No. 2, Foreman. III. Donovan;
Assistant Foreman, 7. ]. Olson.
Hook and Ladder Co., Foreman M.
O. Byram; Assistant JOS. Muehl-
bauer. Treasurer, E. Kuenzli; Sec
retarv, G. A. Schildknecht.
1t was decided to have dance on
Feb. % and the following committee
was appointed on arrangements: G.
A. Schildknecht. Gus McGettrick,
Ted Olson, j. H. Donovan and Ned
Dripps. Committee on music, M.
Lauterbach.
Chief Everett appointed the fol-
lowing committee to meet with the
council in regard to the installing of
satisfactory fire alarm system:
M. Lauterbach, G. H. Schultz, M
D. Bryan, E. Kuenzli, H. Swain
and NJ. F. Dripps.
A discussion was also had on the
necessity of having the local tele-
phone operator call the firemen by
phone when night alarm is turned
IN
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1912-01-23

we may know if a sufficient number
will be interested to justify holding
a meeting.
1T seems to US that it is very de-
sirable to have this meeting held at
the early date mentioned, for, if we
desire to secure any appreciable
amount of state aid for the current
year it will be necessary to have our
plans perfected and the county's
proposed expenditurecertified to the
state highway commission before the
first Tuesday of March.
will you kindly see that this
matter is taken up at once.
Yours very truly,
Gaylord Automobile Club,
BY Geo. Mckenzie Jr.
Chairman State Highway Commit
tee
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1912-01-23
POST ANDCORPS
HAVE BIG TINE
Officers are Jointly Installed
AT Open Meeting On
Tuesday Evening
Ed. SMITH HEADS THE G. A. R.
Mrs. Rhoda Ferris Goes i'm As
President Of the Corps
Speeches are Made

With impressive ceremonies the
officers of the post and corps of this
city were installed on last Tuesday
evening. The work was open and
there were large number Of the
friends of the two orders present to
enjoy the ceremonies and partake of
the hospitality.
At 6 o'clock supper was served
with the prodigality that always
characterizes the corps. The guests
of honor were seated at the first
table and appeared to enjoy them
selves inspite of the caustic observa-
ton Of Chuck Everett. Rud Stems
vad, o. S. Durham and others.
Following supper the post officers
were installed by O. j. Swan, install
ling officer. Those in charge of the
post for the next year are:
Ed. Smith, commander.
A. V. Fedderly. S. V.
Michael Maher. j. V.
S. A. Hall, Chaplain.
J. w. Ferris, @. M.
w. P. Tenney, Adjutant.
A. KnuppIe. Surgeon.
A. Resler. Officer of the Guard
S. A. Hall was appointed patriotic
instructor.
The post has membership of 27
in good standing.
Mrs. Phoebe Fuller was installing
officer for the corps with Mrs. ]. B.
Robinson. conductor and Mrs. Mann,
Mrs. Chadbourn, Mrs Grapp and
Mrs. Gold as color bearers. The
corps officers are:
Mrs. Rhoda Ferris. Pres.
: S. A. Hall, 5. v.
Alice Ming D0Cy'
+" Ida Carrouth. Treas.
" Nellie Durham, Con.
+" Nettie Barnes. Asst. Con.
= Emma Huntsberry, @.
= Maude Weldon. Asst. G..
Z Celista Swan, Chaplain.
g Helen Robinson. 1st C. IF.
Ida Fedderly. End G. B.
4 Maude Winter. Sd G. B.
= Lena Stensvad. 4th G. B.
" Julia Glassco, Organist.
= Oma Starr, Press Cor.
Z Phoebe Fuller, Patriotic in
structor.
After the ceremonies addresses
were made by DR.. "A. A. Joss, Rev.
M. de M. Darrell, 5. A. Hall and, Rev.
G. r. Martin. Mrs. Chadbourn and
Mrs. w. G.. Starr sang several selec-
tons.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1912-01-23
Church Notes.

PRESBYT ERIAN.
1920 Sermon on THE MODERN
PLATE" A study in the biogra-
ply of a coward,
12:00-Sunday School.
6:3O-Y Young Peoples Meeting.
7:30-Sermon on THE ENGAGE
MENT RING" The first of series
of Messages for FL orne and Life"
The old and the young friends,
neighbors, strangers everybody is
cordially invited to worship with US.
"Oar desire is to help you and yours
to a better life. Try our welcome.
LUTHERAN.
A. Schaller, Pastor.
Regular German services next
Sunday morning at 1920. In the
afternoon at 2:30 English services
will be held.
CHURCH OF THE HOLY COMMUNION.
Rector, Rev. "a. A. Joss.
Services every Sunday evening at
7::30 o'clock during January. No
morning service.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH
N. de NJ. Darrell, Pastor.
$50 A. M. Glass Meeting.
1920 A. M. Service Sermon on
The Relation between God and Bad
Folks.
IL M. Sunday School.
$50 Epworth League "A real
live young peoples meeting.
7::30 Service Sermon on "Culp-
able Neutrality. /"
A hearty welcome to all strangers
in town as we'll az to all others hav-
ing no regular church utilization.
Good singing chorus choir In even
ing.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1912-01-23

Owing to the absence Of Mrs. Phil
brick there will be no meeting Of the
ladies interested In the suffrage
movement at her home on Thursday
but on a week from Thursday the
meeting will be held.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1912-01-23
Redwood Falls Market.
Tuesday, Jan. %.

Mr.. and Mrs. F. W. Philbrick left
today for Brookings. S. D., on brief
business trip.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-05-16

Stim!ion anidlieBt, uno ielbit sic
&ongreSmitglieoer, sic auf oos Spa
rem aus fins un6 Sic 8emiaigung fir
sic &apalerie bel6nitten baben, jino
Dem @e9anfen ni&t abgeneigt, baben
menigitens iniomeit Sntereiie oofMr
ge5eigt, ais iie oaS 8riegsoepartement
UNI Nnsfunft uber europdii9e 2uftge-
id1paSer eriudt uno angefrogt baben,
mas bier Sic be5i9lide Mbiidt lei.
Son planmdBiger Musriiitung lit in
BEN Ser. Stauten 10 melt nidt Sic
&eoe, mos 0os &riegsoepartement
auf5umeiien bat: Elm lenfbarer 8al=
Ion inn @ertbe bon $3.50, Musrii=
flung 0ofur $7940, cine @oHertoff-
~gasonitalt in Sort Smaba im @ertbc
bon $685. 8aQonbaue $35, 900,
feds i'm @ebral,d befino1ide MeropIa=
mes $31 ,025. feds i'm 8au befinS-
lide $4,000, 8etriebsmittel $24,<
I203. Son Ser fir Sas Ioufenoe Ssabr
gemadten 8ermiqigung bon $685.
600 fins nod $32, 900 ibriu. 1afur
iol(en noh bier meitere @eroplane
gebaut merben. gines ser mertbpoG=
iten 2uidiihffe lit ntht i'm @ebrou@,
ionSern Silent ols observation-disclosures
itono im Smitbionian= Snititut, mint
lih Sic critic bon sen 8rigbts berge-
iteDte 6Iuamaifine, fir Sic Sic Me=
gieruna 100000 be5ah1t bot. Mber
mas nift lit, fam nod mer5en. un6
&riegsiefret6r Stimion hot bereits ei-
men umfaiien6en Hlan fir SEN Mns=
bau elmer 2uftflotte ansarbeiten lai.
len.
Tim 5urddit Sic ridtige @ruuo1age
SIT geber, ionlen flint 2ufti6ifferidu-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-05-16
@robe Mufeabe.

Der geiitpoQe Mpologet @eiB
ipridt e'nrnal sic Aniid)t aus, es lei
Die groBe Ml1fgabe nidt erit ser r,1,ae-
1piiien :3ufunft, ion0ern Ser @eqen-
mart, cine Nufgabe, beren 90iunq al.
lem oen ltntergong Ser @eieuidoft
porbeugcn Tonne, .0as @iaeutbum
mieoer ri@tig miiroigen 81, fonnen."
Die 9elibenoen ieien ielber fdul5 ga,
ran, SoB oos furhtbare @ort pop,,=
lar %geporoen iei: @igentbum lit
Giebitabl. 2as lei freili6 cine pelt-
lmltiir5Snoe l%lnmabrbeit. .Wein.-
iagt @eiB, ~Gigentbum, redtm0Rioes
@igentbi,m, lit elm Manufacturers
&edt. ae6eiliat our9 sic .3mede ser
@eleQldnft uno Ser offentliden Orb.
nnrg. Sic obne Siderbeit seq gtoen.
tbums nidt bethlehem fonn. oeheiIint
op,rd oos @eiet @ottes uno Ser M,-
tur, oos ME obne auBere @efohr Der.
lett miro" Mber oas lei ridtia. 0ok
ieoe 8ermenoung seq @iqentM,ms,
melde es nidt ser @eieui@oft au cute
fommen labt, o6er es bolIenSg Sem
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-05-16

ood gemarnt mer0en fonnteu. MetB
nidt, ob ein b0ler Sunge mas &C.
tban bat; immerbin bis sum- Mbe1o
oesielben Somtaees fano man nur
nodJ elm paar 3ettel I'M gar5en
Stdotd)en. Mm 9ienitaa lpar Marft=
tug, es ml1roen nod einnal 3ettel
angeflebt, uno Nun mllBte, nolens
pplens, nas Nuge oeS @elebes mad)en,
uno 10 .entgingen oieie 3ettel sum
grpben Ibeil bem tral,rigea S9id-
ial ibrer Gorgdnger. Mrn ia, Die
&coe fano ltott. @ie sic 3ettel mel
oeten, ipIte u&ep." Der. Morgon bon
Minneapolis Sen @ortrag balten uno
5apar iiher Sus Sbena: ~Sbe gtbics
Of Spcialism ore identical mitb tie
Cities Of Gbriitiantp. Socialism is
G%briitianitp applied" : &ir borten
aber fem @ort bon irgcno weld)en
Cities mi gan5en %%ortrage. Mu@
belt ua9sep." Mor9on Sen @ortra9
uiht, ionoern, neil ct angeblih fraaf
gemorocn, ididte er al ieiner Stele
einen gsmillen Sngals, Ser an 3on=
neritog. Sen 8. Mai, obenos s ltbr,
mie lu1ier v@l1ttle" beridtete, einc
d pungpoue II. gel ltrei6e
(mer lott oo?) Meoe blelt iiber sic
@runoprin5ipien oes So5ialiSmls.
Sic 5o5ialiiten mouten red)t fair"
lciu un5 ldidten cine ginla0ung an
Sen bodup. P. Mleain, .. 3. g., uno
einige Stl1oenten pom ct. Sobns, ser
Ser ian1mll1ug bei5umphnen, un0 mo-
mGglib noGber cine 0ebattc nit oem
@eoner url5l1fniipfen; lie ieien per=
iidert, 3aB cerielbe irgeno einer @in=
memoarl1s gemadien ieien. P. Mlcuin
nobm sic ginlaolung an u1ro fam NIT
orei poer pier nit Sen Suetics Ser
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-05-16
9empfratiihe COUNTY Contention.

Cine oernpfratilde 9elegatipnzG oupenz
tim it hermit fir stear,s County,
Miuu' onoefiinoi9t, sic am Mittmod,
Sen %. Wai. 1912 in ct. glouo, Minu.,
n,oroeus 8 llbr i'm @%ourtbaule gu ct.
glulo, W5im., gum 3lped gebalten iplro,
33 9%elegatel 5ur bcmotratllbea Staatsz
foupentipu 81 crlpdDlen. pie an 9ol1
ucrltag, Den g.. Suli. 1912 mor9ens III
ilhr in 9ulutb gum 3med ltattttnoet. II
9iltriftsoelegaten nno 1eds 9ele9atell
uat large" uno Is 9iltrittsz Sertretllngsz
~pelcgoteu uub lets pertretenoe 9elegaz
ten rat large" 5nr %erlpdhlen, INN Der De-
mptruti1beu Mationalconpentlon be15nz
wpbuen, Sic in Baltimore, @arDlano, am
%. Sllni 1912 gebalten miro nro nm
auoere @e1ddfte ab5lltbl,, Die Dor pen
@pupent gebra6t pernen mn9en: que
5timruoe6er po1, @tearns gountD 1l!o.
cleidpiel pelde ppliti1dc @eiinnun9en tie
Uurbem ocbegt baben, iebt aber 116 gu
Den Irin,ipicn betennen, Die bon Der
o~emofrotiiheu Yartei bcfirtportet lperz
Sc mlub berenYplitit 9l1tbeiben> llno ber5z
Iiu eil,oelaben, lit) OH Der Mabl Der Sez
leooteu III bieler &puuentipn gu bethel
liaeu. Sic @n1is Der Tertretllng lou TEN
ein 9eleaut fir 1eoe 25 Stimrnen ooer
percu ur11Bcrc1 @rlltbthcil. pte lie tl1r
Mn, s. 8rnuu als Den bemotrattlden
MISUNDERSTANDING in 1908 abz
oeoebeu murben. Sci elmer lold) ner@
bb%1Itui6ndBigeu @ertbeilung 1ino Die per-
1dieoenen Yre5iufte bes County CUR Serz
t%rct1,1g mie fplgt bcred]tiat:
Nltann s; siblep 2; apon 4; yrod<
E,y, H;mr D. ENr, 0o1e 3: sSair 6uben
1; Surming 3; @ettp 9; @rope 5; $olz
piug I; &ruiu 3; 2afe George 2; Sate
Soenru 2; Sc Sauf /; 2%ugembnrg :;
YNnbcn 1; Muire Eraitie 4; Melro1e 4;
Wiill,upub 3; @tuuinu Z; Nprtb SORT l;
Sof 5; Yopnespille 3; Nop1nonh 1; Mod.<
pile 9; ct. Mugllltn 2; Splrn ct. Glono
.; ct. Solepb $; ct. @artin 3; ct;
@euoel 3; Souf Centre 9; Spr1ng S1l
3; @nfefielb 5; 3ipn 3; &ilage 8ropten
/: Stobt MeIrn1e, 1. &aro 4; Staot
Nielrple. 3. @arp 8; Stobt 5auf Centre
/. @orp 3; Stuot Sa11t Centre, 2. @arb
1: Stnbt ct. GlpuD, 1. @arb 5; 5taDt
ii. Gloub, :. @arb 5; / 8rec. 3. @aro
3; > 8rec. 3 @urb 5; 1 Frec. 4. @aro
S; g Erec. 4. @aro 3.
Sic @prlpu6leu fir Die @ahl Ser 9ez
leoate1 eur pbigen County Contention
Ser peridIiebeneu Erecinfte in 9tearns
Goru1tp am Somitog, Den %: Weai, 1912
pom I bis s l16r n6e1lps gebalten. 8ez
gebcn en- IS. Ipril 1912.
llntcr3eid;net: Saul Nh(es. @prl1ter; =.
q. 9u@pis, 5. 6. Grocer. 3. 6: Tilpn,
g. g. Molriu, bcmpfratilhe5 County,
Gpn1ite.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-05-16

but S DON'T core, mbat be iapS about
religion" Mngegriffen in 8e5ug auf
Sic Chicago Ylattform megen oes
Eaiius be5igdib &eligion, nit mie
GROCER Mebrbeit es nie0ergeitimmt
muroe, 10 0ab &eligion aus ser 8latt=
form blieb - "a mar es natiirli9
cine grcBe @ebrbeit. 8elebrt, 6aB
oieier Sab, namli9 SaB &eligion
nidts NIT So5ialismus gu tbun babe,
MIR nit elmer Gimme Mebrbeit, 70
IS, in Sic 8lattform aufgenommen
puroe, mollte er es leugnen - ipa=
ter fonnte er ii9 balt nidt mebr err
innern. gr min aber ausfin0en.
@rd nit Ser @ebauptung, 5aB Ser
So5ialtsmus cine Banacea fit
alles ir0iide l1ebel uno @leno lei,
munro er 10 in sic gnge getrieben, 6ab
er iid in auerIei @i0eriprude ber-
midelte, un6 man aus Iouter Mitlei0
aufborte, lin meiter gu beldltigen.
Sic Solialiiten, oeren gottlob MIR
elm poar in Albam iino, geben ii@
natunlid} nidt beliegt, aber sic groBe
3abl ser Observation-Disclosures bate
onrd oiele Gebatte einen @en,,B, Cen
lie mobl nidt iobalo pergeiien 1rer-
Sen. 2urd 0ieie feblgeidlugene BE-
miibuag Ser &otben tritt sic @eoe oes
bodm. P. @eorg, .. g. g., I'M 10
heiier iii Sen @o%r6ergruno un6 itidt
UNI 10 9iinltiger ab. Danf Sem bodhp.
P. Mlcl,i1t, .. g. g., un6 sen madern
Stuoioisn fir Sic mudtigen &iebe,
Sic tie Sen r@enoiien" periebt boben.
Soffentl;6 balt sic Madnirfung gum
Mllbnte Ser @emeinoe lange an!
81. %.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-05-16

len eingertdtet mer0en uno 51par Sen
per d)ieNenen @ebieten oes 2an0eS
entlpred)er10, etue arr ser atlantiiden
&ulte> e5ne an Ser Faeificfiiite, cine
TIT inherent Seeqe6tet, cine an Ser
@mffu1te un0 cine ar einem nod 5l1
be1tilnmenoen Eunfte inn mittlereu
Mil1l11Ippt-@ebiet; arrgeid(oilen loueu
naran lc uiele anoere Nnltalten mer=
Den als fir Sic gr!ernung oes 2uft=
ldtffe1mei lens n0t6ig lit, mobridein=
lid cine lit jeoem Staate. Sier lol-
len Nrr1ree= uno Mili5offi5iere al,sge-
biloet lper0en, Mannidaften fir 8e=
o1enl1ng Ser Neroplane un0 oGes qe=
lebrt lperSe11, mas init Ser 2uftidiff=
fabrt i1 %er6inoung iteht: @ctter=
fl1''se, aru6tlole Selegropbie, milita=
r1'd1e Topographic, Mefpgnossierung
non oen Nll>gmalhinen uro @omben=
murt Sd)ieBiibl1nget, Moidinenfun=
De inns 10 meiter, 10 SaB Ser Mrmee
Gin tlidftiges, ~geidu1ltcs Eerional 81
2ienlten iteben miro.
sc elmer Ielnorrtec iplleu Srei
9llftgei&maoer beigefiltrt mcrSen, ei=
mes fir ie0e Chiffon. 0us @a,1pt=
ol'nrtier erfdlt Elm he'pnSeres fir
l1d. gu ieSer TelSarrnee ion cine
aompagnie ooer Sdlpaoron beion=
oers If:rfer Ta6rael1ge fir ousae-
oebntc @efognos5ierung aeb0ren,
eben'o ;oa cine Mn5ohl BON Moihi=
ne'1 ieoer Nbtbeillnq Telo=MrtiIerie
5l1aetGeilt merHen. Sic Tbilippinen
meroen NIT 5mei 9uftaeidma0ern be-
faff. &amoii NIT ei1etn, oesgleidlen
Die T%n1;omasone ms ie odt meroeu
IN 8rl1ppen 5u'ammenaeltent mer6en
fir pier5e6n Observation-Disclosures
tlonen in Sen Scr. stooten. 9seben
Der rea11(dren Nrnnee ion audi sic
Milis heood1t merSen. sic nah Sem
31d=@c'et bonn Satire 1908 bereits
ols ein Sbeil oerielben betroftet
mir6. sSeSe 9ipiiion lit Elm Geidapo=
.ser aracoodt. Tieies helteht ans
5rpei %&ompaanicn NIT cirem Maior,
oht5elm aopitdnen oher 9%e1tnants
inns a%dtlmSpieraig Monn. s. sGblt
oht Meroplane NIT Sem erfor0erliden
3nbeh0r bon @age,t. Mutomobilen
inns 10 meiter sur @%ef0roer1nq Ser
Maihinen.
Ser bonn Geportement ol,sqeorbei=
tete Elon lieat Sem @ongreb Dor. sSsn
Dem begleitenoen 8eridte iaqt Ser
sefretdr, stpei Ginae ieien Dor az
lem sur Musfiibruna n0tbig: Monn-
idoften l1no @elo. Die eriteren tper=
sen iid Bel Sem befonnten @ogemuth
bon Sung = Mmerifa aobIreid genl,g
finoen, fir 6os @eIo fat Ser @ongreB
5n iorgcn inns 5apor liberorer, aIs er
lebtber oas Mrmeeb,toget 81 beoeme1
2l,1t fat.
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&ot6en gut p%ertrauten, iungen Ser<
rem an. Natiirli9 mur0e 0iel les rn@<
bar, mas beitrug, oaB Sic Ser amm=
lung l.!olid gut beludt mar. @s
m0qen oQes in alem 100 2eute 0a=
gemeien lein. @enn cine modtpoae,
Qeiltreide @e0e in niel 2arm, in bic
lem &erumi1logen ser @anoe in ser
Suit, in aQerlei @en6ungen 6es &or<
pers uno oergleiben beltebt - Damn
ml,B man Sem Steiner Sen erten
Breis in ser 8e0etunit 5%uertemne1.
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Gin ab9ei1brter So5ialiit

Mls Ser fpdpp. P. @eorg. :. g.
g, Don ct. Yoll uI11 Spniltag, Nen
%. 9lpril, cine mirflih geoie9cl1e @e=
Sc in Ser StaHtbale 81, Nlconp liter
Sic Beiahre1 oe5 So5iuli5nmnS fir
oas Gemeinmp6l, unO inS6eloncerc
fir sic Meligion. bielt, mar Sic @olle
bis auf Sen letten Ylnt ulmefiiQt; Sic
@auerie mar 5l1oem ge0rangt pol,
ieoer Stebplab mar genonumer, ll10
nod in Ser &orbuae bis sur Stiege
mar olles g%eOrdngt ppa. lteter eire
Stl1loe u110 cine bal6e bielt ser bodj1p.
@err Sic 3ub0rerihoor in gefelielter
Mufnrerfi amfeit. 9m Sdlulie 1ei1rer
9feoe foroerte er Sic "@enolien" 81
elmer 9ebatte beral1s u1o gab ibnen
5ma,15ig Minl1ten 3eit, Inn Trage1
SIT ite0en, aber feiner Ser @elben
ml1efite iid, mobl Dor Turdt, 6losgc=
lteQt 81 mer0en. Mein, lie becften ci=
nen al,Sern Elan outs; lie mo0ten es
lr1s ibplr 5uriid5ablen! SIN ollge<
mei1rel1 p%erlief Sic ISOLDE nah oem
oben erpd6nten @ortrag rllbig; mn
FIN l,lrO mieoer b0rte mani cine in
9rimmige @emerfung uber Sic gro
be1 uno Unfair" acknowledgement
0es P. @eorg. ~an0 borp be painted
Socialism blad" (als Of es iiber6aupt
m9gli6 mire, Sen So5ialismus nod
idypar5er 5u fdrben, mie er mirflid
t1t.) Sa Sic r@enoiien" baben es
hlau angepadt!
Gang beimli6 idlugen iie am
Sonntag, Sen 5 @ai, mabren5 6es
@odamtes lire Elafate an, oamit ser
5eelioraer ia feline @elegenbeit mebr
babe, Sic 2eute 5u marnen. Mber es
muB 5o6 Smano bon Sen u@enoiien"
pergeiien baben, 0ab Sdmeigen @olb
lit = un6 Elm moblmeinen6er Mann
befam geraoe Dor 6em @o6amte
8in5 bon ser @eidi6te uno infor-
mirte Sic @rieiter, 10 6aB Sic 2el1te