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The Washington herald., 1913-12-21
PAGES 10 SPEND QUIET XMAS.
VIII Remain. While Others of EN-
bassy Force Quit London.

London. Dec. 2a-Ambassador and Mrs.
Page will stay in London Christmas and
eat their turkey with the family at the
Grosvenor Square home. The Ambassador.
who is ever the family man, will hold
down the affairs of the embassy, while
the lesser lights OF his suite will go fur
ther afield in search Of Yuletide Njoys.
First Secretary Irwin Laughlin, with
Mrs. Laughlin, who was a daughter Of
Adrian Iselin, is included in Christ
mas party which Lord and Lady Granard,
nee Beatrice Mills, are giving at Forbes
Castle, In ireland. Hallett johnson, the
under secretary, is on to Switzerland to
enjoy brief taste OF the delights Of
winter sports. The two service attaches
are keeping their plans dark.
Representative T. B. Dunn, of New
York. with Mrs. Dunn and one or two
American friends, plans to pass Christmas
in the Carlton Hotel, where all sorts of
Publications have been arranged.
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OF BELL
TRUST GOES ON
CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE.

Office in many towns and cities He Is
assuming that the American Telephone
and Telegraph Company will carry out
their pledge in good faith. and that the
relations between these two companies
will become absolutely independent. The
postal lines already have frequently
complained of unfair practices as the re-
suit of the cooperation between the tele-
phone company and the Western Union,
in the matter of the formers disposition
to act as a business feeder for the latter.
The question of government ownership
of the telegraph lines was formally
brought to the attention Of Congress yes
terday when Representative David ].
Lewis, of Maryland. author of the parcels
post law, offered a resolution instructing
the House Committee on Postofices to
report a bill vesting ''in the United
States a monopoly of the function of
communication for hire by electricity" i"
Mr. Lewis advocated government owner
ship of such utilities.
Mr. Lewis declared that postal rates in
the United States "are among the low
est in the world" while the rates for
kilograms "are among the highest, and
the long distance communication from
four to six times the rates prevailing
elsewhere"
In.his resolution Mr.. Lewis set up the
contention that the Constitution vests the
Conveyance of communications" in the
government, and it is on this premise that
Mr.. Lewis bases his demand for govern
meIt ownership of the telegraph lines.
The resolution directs that the House
committee shall frame a bill providing for
government ownership of telephone net
works, except farmers line" by January
/, 1915. The Postmaster General, 1t is pro-
posed, shall take possession on the date
named. after an appraisal OF the cost Of
the property has been made by the Inter-
state Commerce Commission.
The Washington herald., 1913-12-21
BEACHEY LOOPS LOOP 4 TIMES
Aviator Thrills Crowd with Other
Sensational Feats.

Fresno, Cal, Dec. 2O-Lincoln Beachey
this afternoon broke his own and the
worlds record for looping the loop in an
aeropIane, by doing the complete turn
four time, following which he crossed
the aviation field and drove over the
crowd at the county fair grounds fo-
an eighth of a mile
Previously Beachey had looped the
loop three times. Afterwnrd Beachey
did the reverse spiral and flying without
his hands on the steering wheel He
also made headlong descent of ISO
feet and then recovered himself
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HOUSE DEBATES
BORLAND BILL
CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE.

body-and that criticism has come most
ly even from gentlemen who are now
urging this amendment-as to substan-
tive legislative propositions carried in
such bills.
Time and time again during the hear
ings that were held by the subcom-
mittee framing this bill, when those urg-
ing propositions that carried substantive
legislative propositions brought them to
our attention, we told them unhesitating-
ly that this committee would not under
take to consider propositions of a legis-
lative character and referred them to the
legislative committee having Jurisdiction
over these particular matters, namely.
the committee presided over by my dis
tinguished friend. the gentleman from
Kentucky, Mr.. johnson.
johnson ON Both sides.
Now, in this instance, having guarded
this bill against legislative provisions, be-
lieving. as / do, that II is not good legis-
lative practice to legislate upon an appro-
priation bill, but bringing it into this
House clear of those provisions which
would establish here a precedent for this
kind of legislation upon appropriation
bills, We are met by the very gentlemen
who have contended against this practice
with an effort to place upon this bill sub
stantive legislative propositions
TT is a strange situation in which We
find ourselves. One naturally would con-
cIude that these gentlemen were opposed
to legislative propositions in an appro-
priation bill that did not meet their ap-
proval, but that they were heartily in
favor of legislative propositions II they
happened to meet their approval
Il contend, Mr.. Chairman. however
meritorious this legislation may be.
however beneficial it might be to the
Treasury, however just the provisions
it places on the property owners of this
District, this is not the place for that.
and this House should not legislate
upon this appropriation BILL
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40 REPORTED HURT IN WRECK
Texas Pacific Train Jumps Track
West of Ell Paso.

Ell Paso, Tex. Dec. 2o.-Forty persons
are reported injured in a wreck of the
Texas Pacific train No. 3, west-bound.
fifty miles west of here this afternoon.
A day coach. chair car, diner ana
Pullman left the track. A broken rail- Is
said to have caused the accident.
Doctors and nurses have left Ell Paso
for the scene Of the wreck.
The Washington herald., 1913-12-21
STEALS XMAS TOYS FOR CHILD.
Mother, Held ms shopIifter, Defend.
Her Actions.

Mother, Held as shopIifter, Defends
Her Actions.
Baltimore, Md, Dec. 20.-"Rather than
see my little girl go hungry and poorly
clad, / became a shoplifter. 1t seemed
the only way out. Soon / lost all fear
of detection. When the child began to
talk of Santa Claus, 1 couldn't bear 1t
any longer. I determined she should
have some toys, even IL had to steal
them"
Pacing up and down her narrow cell
in the Western police station, where
she is being held on the charge of steal
ing articles from several Baltimore de-
partment stores, Mrs. Catherine Baird,
forty-nine years old. made this defense
Of her actions today
Mrs Baird said her husband, formerly
a a-successful ice dealer, failed. She and
the child had been accustomed to a
comfortable living and in order to give
the child Christmas cheer she became a
shoplifter.
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Liner. $50 Aboard, In Trouble.

TouIon, France, Dec. 9.-The steamship
Portugal, with $50 passengers aboard, has
broken down at sea, according to wire
less message received here today. The
captain reported that he hoped to proceed
on his way when repairs were made.
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Under the Capitol Dome.

Senator Jones yesterday introduced a
bill granting a large tract of land near
the United States Capitol for use as a
site for a memorial building to the women
of the civil war. The building is to be
used as headquarters of the American
Red Cross.
Senator Weeks, at the request of a
number of Massachusetts, constituents,
yesterday introduced constitutional
amendment providing for the abolition of
polygamy in the United States and all its
possessions. Mr.. Weeks said that he had
not investigated the subject himself, but
that the representations made to him
indicated that the subject should be in
vestigated.
The Secretary of War yesterday sent to
Congress an estimate calling for 81 250, 900
as an urgent deficiency appropriation for
the Isthmian Canal Commission to pay
skilled and unskilled labor for the re-
mainder of the current fiscal year.
Representative Taylor, of Colorado, in
troduced a bill in the House authorizing
the Secretary of the Interior to establish
in the United States and Alaska ten min
ing experiment stations.
A resolution to investigate charges of
favoritism against professors in the
West Point Military Academy was in
troduced in the Senate by Senator Cham
berlain. He has received letters stating
that the professors have pets" among
the cadets.
The Senate passed two bills to regu-
late the opium traffic. One prohibits the
importation of opium except for medici
nal purposes and the other regulates the
of smoking opium.
The immediate erection Of a number of
camp hospitals for the cure of tubercu-
losis among Indians is recommended in
a report submitted to the Senate by Sem
ator Robinson, chairman of joint COM
mission to investigate the feasibility of
establishing national tuberculosis
for Indians in New MexJco
The Washington herald., 1913-12-21
ENGINE FATALITIES REDUCED.
Rigid Locomotive Inspection by 4.
c. c. Greatly Lessons Accidents

The result of Federal inspection of loco
motive boilers has reduced by 50 per cent
fatalities during the past year over the
ber of injured. according to the annual
sp,actor OF locomotive boilers of the Inter-
state Commerce Commission, issued yes
terday.
Five hundred and ninety-two locomotive
accidents occurred during the year; 54.522
locomotives were ordered repaired be-
cause of defective parts, and over 1000
engines with defective wheels, likely to
cause serious accidents. were not permit
ted to be used until repaired.
The Washington herald., 1913-12-21

4. Willesden, England, laundry pro-
prietOr, finding that he gets the best
work out of his employees when they are
happy and contented, has decided to give
them free tickets to the theater once .
week.
The Washington herald., 1913-12-21

The average annual French catch on
the Newfoundland Banks, 1so2-ls1e was
mated, $4,000 hundredweight; catch In
1913 (estimate0. $4,000 hundredweight
The Washington herald., 1913-12-21

An aerial galloway seventy-five miles
long. the greatest in the world. will he
built in Northern India, to provide trans
portation for a region where the soil con-
ditions make a railroad impractfcable.
The Washington herald., 1913-12-21

John Waters. Summit, N. J., has found
in Centralia, Ill, his son Charles from
whom he parted ffty years ago
The Washington herald., 1913-12-21

The Bible contains S,56S,4sO letters. 733,
74s words, S1,173 verses, 1,lS9 chapters and
sixty-six books.
The Washington herald., 1913-12-21

There are 1.sso cooperative societies .p
Great Britain.
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DANGER SCENTED
in SENATE BILL

CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE.
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- Work days remaining in
~ which to do " rCHRIcT-
~ MAS SHOPPING. Don't
~ be selfish. SHOP EARLY.
The Washington herald., 1913-12-21

Representative Taylor, of Colorado, in
troduced a bill in the House authorizing
the Secretary of the Interior to establish
in the United States and Alaska ten min
ing experiment stations
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Die 2lot"rR"r ut er Sanfemofaqa, semi Te meig 2satb m,o suife aeaer.
oTe menfGG6et1 23d6fperoen!

beipIet. So motlte i'd Sbuen nun tune
ihnH, peihe Nol9eu ales oieS an meluem
3orper uno sauS defenders M meiueu iSii6en
aeSeliist hat. 9ie 6lBe habeu iin UNI RE.
les idpn e~ehelert uno fam i'd ben aan;eu
Gag laufeH nno a~rheiteu phne Shmer;en
nno chue 9rntIoWua. 9ur uenu ttl lanae
auf elner Seiter liehe, madlt iih mad .uno
nab cine ermIouns bemertbar. Sh lauie
hduIg bariuB. audi nab benz Rea'u uuo
HforleHs in BENT Spau. Stiss,f;ii eGne arose
sSotltbat flr m:lne Sl6e, uno liarit uno
erirlit: tie, uao birt3t lie ab. Sd iuhle
mih nuH iuieoer Iebensireuoia uno huii-
Huussopu. neil ll lberseugt bin oaB ih bel
tortgeiester Sefplguua Sbrer SrolnatIou
mob Elm saui aeianoer Suriche meroen tam.
uno oni0r motte th Shuen non neriga oan-
ton uno Shuen piel @uteS uuo elm npCh rrdlt
ldu9es Neben 81 weiterJm gSirteu uno Nel.
len Der 'ranten Nteuiten punihen.~
Tle,er &eriht III Elm rebt 9luIttaer, uno
monber Neier mIro babel oenten: .Tle
9saturtur III bob elm rihtiaer 5duienoilIa.
IA lie gegen ale menihlidlen 8eibmeroeu
8aib nno 0ilie wetB." 2aS lit nun aut
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POM Seilt,tobettorot6.

lars tplteno. Den aber unieres gSiIieuS teili
~@fntlle" bttreten bari. Serner Den nun.
oerpolen SGitaire 8auilIun an,
Soli'ec. III beIien obcrem 5|anSfnaIe
5000 Sadre Sum1I tarSeu tonnen, ohne
btlpnoeres @eoran9e. Sn oieiem 8auiaale
bat Der Weiunoheltsrath QetanSt, uno er hat
lm SalSiee. in benz man aur mint pcriiu.
ten une iuenn man lid, I'M @nller aui Den
u il te Ie9t uur NIT Ntihe uno Moth ME.
Der IN ieRtrehte Stellung brinaen fam
gebaoet, uno er bat nldt @prte iinoen
tonnen, Die Sauberbaften Sarben ees
SalSlees bel Sonnenuntergaug I'll
beihreiben.
E,es uno nod pieI Nnoeres bat Der Gie.
lunobeitsrath oamaIs beihrieben. mas ihnl
aher. aufrldltlg geiaat. am nlGerbeiten
9etel. ous lparen Die luunoeridlonen 9f o T.
mo II WdoeIsl @r mar onmuls nit
benz Mtscpn tner YreBperein bort.
uber 100 Gerionen, 6erren uno 9amen.
S~nhleno. &or Sirtreffen IN Salt Gate gjin
nahnl Die @elelihoft IN Der sSrlh auf Der
leBten station oGs Sriihiiiid Elm, feruirt BON
lauter w . TN y nens ungrnuen, ME
oerllfert lpuroe. uno 10 frdppireno
I d . n iuaren ale oleie Mdoele oab Der aan.
sen Heilegeieuldhaft, ID ielblt ocren 3 am II.
uro nldt sum &eniglten aud benz 0eiunbs
peiisrdth. I'M Nn" ltnuntn nuer olelcr
Sdonhelten buhItdhltd) Der gnuSe Gppe.
TIT erlorengiu9 pher uenlgitenS total
pernn hI1i wuroe. Ser 8eiunnbeltss
ratb lit heute nod, uno es limb balo EN-
paar 3 ahr5ehnte her Qdn5 beaeiItert
BON oleiem HetieerIebniBl
Vie @ormpnen bebaupten betauntlit,
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huhltiblth pahr. aber iebr pie. tpntmt oa.
bet duf ote 81tteHtcu an uuo oaB oieiela
hen lhre CroIuaticn auh itGal bait befpl.
9tn. User 10 na'u III 81 alduben er tonne
heller iperefn ohne ielber @tipns odSu su
ihnH. Der plrh gar "a n q { nui Seiierung gu
iparien haben. uHo penn or eie ennie 9Selt
nab einem Mattel oaiu abiudte 10 w!ro
er tetns FnoeH. einiad) neil IS teius 9tbil
0r. :. itreibt mir irn lueiteren @erlalfe
letnes Srlefes oaB er mob etluus uon s a
tarrb IN sails uub " c leioe. uno p5
Id ihni non etmas ertrd oaaeaen rntbtH
tonne. 2le CrhiHltipn ore er pom mir hai,
~ spar audi bn9e9eu 9erihtet. meun CT aber
leinem eatarrb ben IeBten Irefier 9eben min
loh er lih mclne Nuacn. Nhniitultur
tonnten lalien. Bonn Die miro's itdber he
pertltcItgen. od lie ben ganitn appi in ihren
Sereidl Sitbt nno allies TAI madbt. IA Nr.
: mir pereits Ordinations. 6pnurar bcSahlt
bat. 70 purbe ihu oIe Nugen.Y tuiifultur
btuIa 81 liehen tpmmeu, uno lie lulro Tim
MD. nur Settmetie %iouoeru lebeHs-
2lenile letIien, iibrr oie CT ltaunfn
lptro. SoIlte or bnmit ciuperitanoeE fem.
10 lol Ct mir alip itre,ben.
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erinrer,snse,' on SOS fdsne sort Safe eitn. Cine e
Cine Greinc Ss,1n,cresRe

onB Die &ieIpeiberei elm beffsre uni
eoiere w { II d enra e heruorbrtnge. unn
oIes ltetnt Gin Serpeis oopon su isin!
lluo nod Gins 1T Ihm Icbbait. I'M @cbdht.
NIB 9ehllfben. Wis Die &iScculiner Hetie.
9eleuldldtt IN salt Gate Gltp %eiutrai, wuroe
ne uon etnen Y mpf0nQS' y pmtt E
lopial he8rliBt. Man lteIte iidl 9egenieitla
ppr uno odheI oolliubrtc Der 8alunoheits.
rdth ttllen gelungenen humurlitiihen Sdah
iu9. Sr thrana It'd. nGdbem CT ppreeltellt
luoroen mar. sum Gbaperonc Der
a III mtltden 8tScunflnerI d n
aut, brndte ne ourh EN- geihidtes Wnnoper
ME eln VI III a 4 " egtmen Suianl.
men, trat snmpDs au heren Spise uno Itente
ne Dem oerlomlnelten @mpian9s , Gonlite
a III nj I uno ioubere ais ietne pieIae.
liebten @e nj hIinnenp prl
9ds @eIahter mar aui mebrerc 8Iods
pom Sohnhofe aus 81 boren. aber Dor Der
unmittelbaren @niraltung Der anp~eienoen
brGu @el uuobettsratb uno Der
idnlmtlthen Wtsconiiner 9amen, pon bereu
BITS untcr oas G~anliipI binein empDrten Is b e,
III 4 II ne II gar ntdlt gu reoeu.- mu6te lh
Der IN bic @nae 9eratbene Nerr G%eiunoheiiS'
rath ldnei aui ben Spd elner Der bereit
itebenoen @mpidn9atutihen binauf ret.
ten llno eS mar tbotiGdlIdl Elm tuap.
pc ) @nttpmmen.
Sm ~llebr'aeu IaBt er Der 0utrn Irau
Bebltn8 nohGiaIN fur tbre Trcunolihielt
%oanten. uno ucnn er in Gbiebbnrer Belt
lpleoer nab Salt 2a,e Gitp tommt 10 plrb
lbre @tniaonna gum Seiute threr SAINT.
lie iItcr aunebmen.
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@6risbpien gu einem iiber Die game @eIt
bin %beriibmteu 8aufabrtsortc uOn 8ranten
uuo miihieIi9 SeIaoenen geulatt. uno mel
der Der taiholiihen Stride oui ganS neuem
uno nidtreIigioiem @ebiete 10 ulei Hubn
uno gbre ein9ebraft bat. Ser Name Se'
haitian 8ueipp lit in Der @eitldte nit eber'
men 2ettern ein9etragen, uuo mas er NIT
Mutb unb Mufopieruug fir ole leioenoe
Nienihheit sethau, uno Die @runoidse in
Der Niienihaft pom 2eben, oenen err burd
iein @lrten uno ourh feline poltstbiimlihe
8ereoiamieit Gingans unb @ehbr in peite'
item &reiieu peridcfte, merpen bel ben ton'
member @eneratipnen nidt nur fprtbeitehen,
ionoern traft ibrer emigen 8abrbeit
10 d uno 9~ebeihen. Bel elmer Yutl.
entin BON 10 portreflltsSr &orbiloung uno
10 setIdrtetR S%erifanoniB pirs nns Wenise,
mas i'd ibr gu Ieiiteu I'M Stanbe iein mag,
iiderIid auf frudtbaren SUben fall
len.
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SbicaaU, ans.

Ter @eiuHbhettsraie Der -SpiispoR- ferpert eta
5rpsdriiats Qrstebunasperf TN Eieuite Der ~letpeupsn
&euidhbett. Sein bath ~ 8pihes .pelth uno in oen
neilitn adnen e~enfaeno. ~uerioreHe @eiunehett mite
oerSubrineen. Nnoers Sdue ~hiHaeaeu. peiche au,
idtrereu erbItten ahtr erlporhener 8eIaIturaen be,
cubsn, beferu fdh uur iehr idhper cher adr nidt. felbA
bet udtnrliher Neteusrpeiie NIB beiter Selbfbebauo.
luna. On iCItsH Sdaen RnN of drpniineu Aela,
fuu9en cher Rerg'ttunaeu 10 ihiper uno oe 1e.
beuefrdftr 10 lttpah, eas bic N~etltrafte bs
Rcrters flo mint 81 entiditheHeu Cetltrtfen aufraHsu
ierHeI,. Splde ddHe seb6reH tn eiHe quite heutlht
Raturhettanitali. mo QUE ndi0riitcn neiImiltel IN
aHipenonna qeeratt perben, iutlde ben Rbrper fr6fs
tiacn Hno %retntgtn. On unlste" 9atmrheilanfeafta e,
otaudntn tVtr SHit. nnc Suuucnbdoer. eIsttrttds
ti6itbnher, Hnetpp'fdt 9Eaiirrsuren, 3,iii,
furen. wldfdae. Citeopafhte. NetIahuruafftt.
aomoopatbiite nne ee9etatiih: eeIImittet uuo ans
lreeren nailrltheu HeiItditoreu. ieocm arantbetts.
ale utffnihaftiih auaeua6t. VIE ieaendnnteu nm
~heilbdren Arouibetieu, ple Gd,iutnofndit, arebs.
Nttieble. 81. WifnefauS. xdbm lnaen. ThS.
pepnr, ..Werbons Grrftrati1m'' 3cec motor
htnrid uitu.. hne beilbar iulan9e nrb Yebeus,
trait aeHHg rorbdnoen n mt aHf Die SeNanolrnq
reoairen su fonnen. uHo iolanae oe Btritor Aua
tehenSuidbttasr Graaue NOD mot AZ melt tortaeihrls
en- N.
DIR. Lindlahr's Sanitarium.
525 afbIaHc sonIeparo. Gsitaso. sas.
u. stnbIabr. NJ. u. Ttreftor.
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mertun9en oaau. sir alIes otes iaeen mir
6ran GebIin9 uniern belien 9ont. Sor pie.
len Sabren id,on bat. mas ober iSrau &eb.
ling aIs neuere 9eierln nidt pjitn Tam. Der
@eiunobeitsratb DE berrIihe ARormpnenitaot
beiutt, uno barber aud in ieineu Heiie.
rreippubenAen ausiuhrIih beridl.
tet. ME lItere Neier piiien @as ihm in Der
9roBen Salsieeituot ant metiten aeieI, ons
waren Die herrl,ten Straben, lule lie 10 itatt.
lib uno brett nltt einftuI Die ihone Bunoes.
.bauptitubt V a b / II 9 10 n a~uiSupelien bat,
iSerner ln1punirte ihm Der prnttpOle 9 / II
un0 . Ountn' y a IA il. Der dber, luie aus
ben %geidnoten GlIoern 5u erieben, ielther
uon nod oiel 9roBartigeren &0uten in Den
Shotten 9eltell iuproen lift, uHo nm Die Su
iehen uno gu beifreiben mus Der @eiuuos
btitSruth ndditens lppbl ruieoer einmaI nab
{ aIt Safe Gitp reiien. @r %bcwuunerte oa.
mails aud ben 9a|bernaieI uuo oeiien
ipeItberiibmte Ntuitit ben oanebeH iteben.
oen W o rmpHen.S bel. eanS pou
GranltblUden erbdut uno a. Mlllipnen 9pl-
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Sin Mnbanaer, Der ,tper an oemiu.

nen mar! Ct. Ytorp's 3nititute, Nedperton,
Ore, II. 5uIi 1918. Dor eini1en Sohren
taben Sic MIR eine Yrobenummer nebit
Yrdmtenltiie 5u9eididt. Gin 9otr babe
tt tie aeIeien aber penia bscttet. ano
nGdber bat lie meilt Gntet 3oiepb Nobler
ipe8en benz iebr retten uno ulsliden an.
bait icIber oui Ieiueu Women beitent. Nun
BIN i'd noh Oregon ae5osen uno idife
Sbnfn oebhdlb $l.00 UNI mir mieoer Die
3eItuns 5uihideu, oenn lie bat quite
SRI d te geiraaeu. Sd milnihe Nneu.
bic 3eutitl leien %touuen. 3bre i3eitun9 su
balten, uno noh Der Boritrift Der Ndtur.
fur gu oeriatren, ounn founen oie Yeute
oas @elo fur Die Meoisinpiuider eriparen.
SD bote oaB Sic mid wieoer ais Qbonnen.
ten beiradten. Omen ber5llhen @ru6
an rnelnen Ontel Soieph I'M Staate Maib.
in8ioH. Ntit aller Ndtuug Sbr
aart Sobfer.
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Steiner Yriefiaiten.
3ie intereEantefte puu olleu 2ei

M N
tungenl SoIpote. Wnii., 10. 3ult 1918. ,St
plroe nift ohne Sbr 8loit Iebeu tSn.
men, oenn es III bic ,utereTnn,elte ,3eitunu
Die ih le 9eleien babe: i'd gebe mir bic
allersrpBte Miibe uns Seise lie alien meiner
Seiahnten, bis lebt babe ih crit Slid bel
Stpelen 9ebabt. 9oben neuIif einen neuen
Nnhbar betommen, oerielbe bot lie einmaI
gelelen uno aud 9leih belteut, unb cine
,Srau, peIhe mad SeGttle tpegen ibrer @e.
Iunobeit eeganaen, 1T aud cine CUTE Nm.
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ben. gSas netne g8eni9ieit anbeiriiit. 10
rtuB id) ingen i3 filble mtd 8. Il. un0 babe
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9erdoe 10 oiel 9enrbeiiet oils tmmer, uno
ireue mid meines 9nieins Oh SonneuIdein
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ION QaIi nltI1ndpIllh uhn WNIeI0a Qtmndt
bate, iareibt mir lest u. VI. To.stn0eS:
.Sie babeu mir int SUM leB'en ,Sabres
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aeilidten Sprung ppH eiuem 0oliituB. lie
maren ME man iaet, Instrumentation,
une ouSu mar nod an Der Srttt 0es redlten
6uBes Elm Ateteutnpden beroaS9etreteu.
Sd babe ueriudt Shtt Sromation auI'S
genauelte 81 befpl9en, uno haze he amaze.
orbneten 8aoer. NbwnihunGeu. Qumnaiti.
iden ll~ebungen uno Die ia; i5hr aeunu
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Cine guteett-i6.ts. tuubs
itumme 15rou bttru! tir3lth in iidts
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9amburg Qpsnus. 8rootIpn. IieB il6
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fammsnItHr3ts. We6rsr, Qoli}iitsn
Igrar9sr itst auf Gle 1obtaos gu uro
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tulcu}Qr3t rom TeutIhsn l9oi9itd!
ein,rl: uuo Die bsoau,yrsgper:e 5Jau
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