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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-02-05

CHEMISES-S heer French
nainsook, beautifully handem-
broidered and trimmed with Irish
clunv and fine valenciennes laces,
medallions and edges. Each,
S2.25 to $500.
CORSET COVERS F i n e
French nainsook, low, round neck
and full front; hand-embroidered
and trimmed with Irish, cluny
and fine valenciennes laces. Each,
S225 to $50.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-02-05

NIGHTGOWNS-French per-
Gale and nainSook. in medium.
high and confirmed high neck
styles, with and without collars :;
long and 81 sleeves, daintilv hand
embroidered and some finished
with laces. Each. $50 to $500.
COMBINATIONS (corse
cover and drawers or corset cover
and skirt)-Finc French nainsook
in princess style or with belt !:
beautifully hand embroidered
and trimmed with Irish, cluny
and fine valenCienneS laces.
Each. S4.75 to $500.
Third floor, Eleventh st.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-02-05

DRAWERS Dainty French
nainsook and crepe: circular and
knickerbocker styles; hand-em-
broidered and trimmed with Irish,
clunv and fine valenciennes laces.
Pair, $2.75 to $3.50.
LONG PIE TICOATS-
French nainsook and lawn, made
on straight, narrow lines, without
ruf lie S plain and deliberately
hand-embroidered and attractive
ly lace trimmed. Each, S3.75 to
$1,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-02-05
Good Reading at Csc
WOlmrn1e.

Books which are protected by
copyright and which were oriSi-
nally issued at SI.5o per copy,
then reissued at SOC, are now OF
fered at the very low price of 25c.
Every title is desirable one.
Meryl-Wm II. Eldridge.
His Wife-Warren Cheney.
The Best Policy-E,lliOtt Flower
The Prize to the Hardy-Alice Winter
The Fall of the Curtain-Harold Begbie
The Love of AZalea-OnotO Wattana.
The Fair Moon of Bath-Eliz Ellis
The Fugitive Blacksmith-C. ID. Stewart.
The Tickle Wheel-Henry r. Stephen
son.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-02-05
Election of Senators by People.

SANTE FE. y. NJ. February By a
vote of "a to e the lower house of the
legislature has adopted the resolution
approving the proposed amendment to
the federal Constitution providing for
the direct election OF United States
senators. Its adoption by the senate is
conceded.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-02-05
Metal Weather Strips
Keep Out the Cold.

Athey Cloth-lined Metal Weather
Strips make the house warm and com
forta BILE by effectively sealing ND all air
leaking windows and doors Keep the
warm air inside and the cold air outside
Reduce coal bills. Keep out dust and
dirt. Prevent windows from rafting and
add UNNECESSARILY to physical comfort
viii last for years. Superior and far less
costly than storm sashes and doors. see
demonstration here. or notify US and we
win send our representative,
Fourth F1oor-G Street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-02-05
Choice Devotional Books
at SOC volume.

Beautifully bound and boxed,
and originally sold at SI.oo.
Building of Character-Rev. j. r. Miller
The Beauty of Every Day-Rev. j. r.
Miller.
The Story of a Busy Life-or Recollec-
tons of Mrs. Geo. A. Paull-Edited by
Rev. j. r. Miller
The Hidden Life-Rev. j. r. Miller
JOY of Service-Rev. J. r. Miller
The Gentleness of Jesus-Mark Cay
Pearce.
Main floor. Tenth ST.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-02-05
A Superb Showing of
Ratime or Epomge Cloths.

The development OF Ratne Eponge Cloths is one OF the
features OF the The past TALL saw
acceptance decidedly novelties but this spring
they have been established the leading among the great
number OF rough-su fabrics that will be popular.
They variations the original ldea and the
diversity OF and the beautiful color1ngs
much individuality The beauty
adaptaby these fabrics them much during
the coming
need be suited from light heavy weights
plain fancy and novelty from effects to handsome
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-02-05
Cooperative Buying Necessary.
League Lowers Price of Eggs.

The Housekeepers' League. under the d.
rection of Mrs. nerr, recently conducted
a campaign agains: the high" price of
eggs in .his city. during which hundreds
of thousands of dozens of storage eggs
was disposed of 10y the league at II cents
a dozen. She detlared tonight that coli
sumers had been saved nearly $4,000
by the crusade
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-02-05
French Lingerie of Beautiful Designing.

The of fh Who
w as o
the Seereta N most proc
o short
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-02-05
ONE CAUSE OF DIVORCE
High Living Cost Responsible
for Marital Troubles, Mrs.
Derr Declares.

ILADELPHIA. February '.-Ihe
high cost of living IS responsible for the
majority of marital troubles and d.
vorces," declared Mrs. William II. Derr
president of the Housekeepers' League, in
an address yesterday before the Home
and School League.
Nothing leads TO divorce SO quickly as
the squa5bles and quarrels which arise
in a home, because the money doesn
reach" continued AIRS. Derr. Women
as a rule. do not know where to buy and
they are easily guiIed on prices" The
speaker advocated a system of co-opera-
tive stores as a means Of reducing the
cost of food prod ic:s.
Cooperative Buying Necessary.
Conditions i'm this country have reach
ed such a point. said Mrs. Derr that
cooperation among consumers in The
purchase and sale az food products L. at-
solutely necessary j. prices are to be low
cred. \ cooperative store puts tie
profits in the han6s of the people who
should benefit. \: present the food sup
ply PASSES through TOO many hands be-
fore it reaches III" consumer
She said the HousC.leepers League has
under Way plans for establishing stores
on cooperative basis throughout Phila-
delphia and ''We hope To interest similar
organizations in "ther cities in the moyt-
mpnf'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-02-05
POSLAM MOST
DEPENDABLE
SKIN REMEDY

.'Dependable'' il term appropriately sp-
plied 10 Poslan. HE remedy which readily
heals diseased skin and quickly bani shes
unsightly affections.
II your skin is not in the perfect condition
;n which it should be. and is affected with
any eruptional trouble. the benefits OF Poslam
are too important for you To overlook. Moth
ing is ~ rapid and effective in permanently
curing eczema, acne. letter. pimples. scalp
scale. all forms "f itch aud every surface
disorder
PoSLAM SOAP improves ana beauties
rl,,. skin and hair. prevents roughness. pun
tes the scalp. All druggists sell Poslam
,price. 20 centsi and P"slam soap cprcr -
..ri!,s, For free samples, write 10 the Emer-
.ency Laboratories. 81 West 18th Street
New York City.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-02-05

Si,s,r;ned Ratine :, inches Sn.75 yard
zipzas Ratne. 10 inches wide 5000 yard
s;lkand Cotton Ratine 40 inches wide - 5000 yard
Striped Rane. IS inches wide ST 900 yard
Russian Ratine IL inches wide .. $500 yard
Ratine Eponge 81 eUU to SZUU yar0
Plain Diagonal Weave Eponge .S150 yard
Back-and- Rane. SleZS yard
Two-toned Rane ............S1.25 to 5000 yard
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-02-05
HOURLY MOTOR
RNEHS-

CovrrinS Washington every hour
on the hour from y am. 10 )
pm. With entertaining and in
structiv lecture. 81.
Es.csnrs tours covering the city.
government buildings. business.
residential and historical Sec
iiuns. Arlington. G,org clown.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-02-05

wise appropriated. and the other half
out of the revenues of the District OF
Columbia. for the purposes following.
being the estimated expenses of the
of the District of Columbia
for the fiscal year ending June 80.
1881, namely: For the sinking fund and
interest on the funded debt, exclusive
of water bonds, $1,155,5 S3.55.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-02-05
2.l5 pm. time. : hoIrs. - miles only ssoe.
PERSON ALLY CONDUCTED TOT RS.

Covering the interior of the white House. Cap
toll. Congressional Library. Bureau Of printing
and Engraving l. Treasury. Army and Navy
Building. Smithsonian ip>titutian. National NJ
scum Corcaran Art cal cry. Pan American En.tG-
ing 10 a.m.. 1 pm. time. hours. only 500
Luxurious 9passeHgVr touring ears; expert
sude-drivers. our Il rtnrers are colegr men; re-
fnei intelligent. Finest service In Auae iua. IL
Illustrated folders. ti,ke9s At heading hotels aud
ticket agencies All Royal Blue Line stsrt
from o.ram'S GIFT .Sto-r. P"nha. and lJth
st NV Phone Main 5saa for reservations
We will send our elegant touring cars 10
sny hotel r residence ard return tourists after
,h, tnur without charge IL they viii notify Us.
Phone Main 5iaa. on.-han hour before starting.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-02-05
Liberty Dress Fabrics Are:

Cotton Osaka Crepe, 27 inches wide in cham
payne, pink, lavender, light and dark blue.
British Cotton Dress Goods, ~ inches wide
in beautiful floral designs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-02-05
Treasury Exhibit.

I'm this connection. We venture to r.-
fer~to the exhibit which has been nre-
pared under the direction of the Treas
ury Department. showing all the ex.
penditures made from the national
Treasury for national and District pur-
poses within the District of Columbia
from 1890 to 1876. From this exhibit
it appears that the total expenditures
by the United States government with
in the District since the foundation of
the capital city to the year of 1876
had been S92 1851. OF this amount
S29, 3l1,9 1866 was expended for local
government purposes and for purposes
in which the people of the District had
Joint interest With the United States.
but the general government realized
about S2.000.000. as far we can learn
from the sale of lots in Washington
Making this deduction. it appears that
the whole expenditures paid directly
from the United States Treasury
amount 10 s27.511 .950.66. This sum en-
braces. besides the usual aid to police.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-02-05
Whose Debt Was ItP

States, whose debt was it? Mr.. Johnson
apparently believes that all Indebtedness
of whatever name or nature resting on
the District of Columbia prior to the Goth
of June. 1874, was created by the people
prior to that date. govern the District
directly as it does now; and that the peo-
pie by their votes brought all this debt of
So, 0O0. 900 upon themselves, and conSe-
quently the United States never became
responsible for ii, morally Or legally:
obliged by law to pay a dollar of it now.
Moreover, that to the extent that Con-
gresS has appropriated money belonging
to the United States toward the payment
of this debt, it has good, just and legal
claim against the District of Columbia to
have the same refunded.
The answer to this startling discovery
is simple and conclusive. The people of
the District of Columbia did no doubt
by their votes make themselves Jointly
United States for the debt of the old cor
porati tons of Washington and Georgetown
existing in 1871 at the termination of
those governments. amounting in round
numbers to s. 100000. That debt, how
ever, represented the accumulation of sev
enty years of Indebtedness, incurred nv
the District in brave but hopeless strug-
gle of the Inhabitants, without commerce
or manufactures. to bear the greater part
Of the burden Of the upkeep Of this fed
eral District. which Congress had most
unjuStly shifted upon them: a burden
which the Constitution placed primarily
wholly upon the United States. Tha
enormous extent of that burden and the
measure OF the neglect by Congress 70
bear its just and equitable nronortion
thereof are graphically shown in the re-
port of the Commissioners of the District
of Columbia for 1878, page 1:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-02-05

Mythus Crepe 40 inches wide, in variety OF
shades
Astron Silk. 27 inches wide, in lavender, pink,
gray white. light and dark blue
foorF st
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Interesting History.

The history of that proviso is interest
ing and altogether exceptional. From the
day of it's enactment into law it has
never had life enough in it, or force
of Congress. 1t was never violated by
nybody, nor construed by anybody be-
cause no one ever had an opportunity to
violate or construe it. Congress abso-
lutely ignored it by specifically appro-
priating for the interest and sinking fund
which included these bonds. and when
the principal became due Congress- bv
act of March 3, 1891, authorized them to
be redeemed with proceeds of ten-year
funding bonds bearing the same indorse-
ment as the $50 bonds. and these ten
year bonds were long ago redeemed under
the operation of the sinking fund, as
have been all other bonds except the
1856 bonds.
Prior to the fiscal year 1881 the appro-
priations for the District OF Columbia
were made in the sundry civil appropria-
ton act, but beginning with the year 1881
and continuing to the present year ap-
made in separate acts. The one for 1881
approved June 1, 1850. was in part as
follows:
An act making appropriations to
provide for the expenses of the gov
eminent of the District of Columbia
for the fiscal year ending June 80
1881, and for other purposes.
BE it enacted, etc, That the half of
the following sums named, reSpec-
lively. is hereby appropriated out Of
any money i'll the Treasury not other
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-01-04
Die %[uonawircbe Gefabr.

Sn ben eWhtenunaen oes 8ereins fIr Dos Gentidtnn I'M Alslan0
miro betreHs os ferreitid.ierbffeu @~egenioses onf Elm @onent bin
eepieen, mches DEM aonfift Die eigentide geoeutung ocrlcibe ro
babel bisbr nht genlgenb beruoraetreten lei. Gs banoee id INT nebr
ais eineu fpnen Safen an Der gorin, san3 anoere rno grobere 9inge
{anoen ai Dem Spiel, ais Die autouomie albonnns. Ger gafanbunn
bcorobe nit Ser 3uianrmeufdTung Der bbber seripInterten ro in flein.
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Gtanf, Ion6eru audi oas gan5e oeutihe 8of. es beBt ba:
Die Cathode oaein, oab BON nun an oos o~ferreitnfe 9eutihium
Inn .Saoen ebaio me i'm Moroen forfc iIapHfe arafe ob8upebren baben
miro, Benefit Die gefabrorobenoe aenoeruna Die Die iingIen Greignic
of Dem gaaan fir fane rationale Grbatung unO etnen poltiibsH
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lauo, gu Den faOlapiiden gofsIannen Defenders en8e 9egebungep
unterbaf. Gs bonoeIt fh oenrnad) fir Ben oiterreihiiten Staat oarur,
lid oeacn sic iruner TarRr orobenoe ltmflnrnerung ourd oas SIamen.
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Ser Sortbetano os oeutihen goIfstuuns as eiufIuBreiden Sailors I'M
@absblraer etoat lmb oamit aud oefen 8iinonisfabigfet fir mict
Geuiihes Reit.@
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ianiiten raoifaIen Glhqfen i'm o%TerreidHhen Rehsrut ben gfobiIiie
runqs gorlaaen gegenlber uno Die iamiihen genonratonen in Der
9oupeInouarhie suqanfen Der ierbifden Soroerun9en IaHen Die oben
oqihiIoerte @efahr oeutiA erfennen. 9iee @efabr be0robt inoeHen fida
anein Ds aeiantte Ieutidtlnr, Die georpbung ridtt Fh nft penige
aeaen ben oterreMii6en Staat uo gegen Die 9Dnaiie. Die Sabsbnrge
gunoiHe rmo Der SabsIurger Stant in0 ben beredJigteu anprlfeu os
eiaqueu Geaudtan1s gegeniber oft rht ~5urafbaItenO geueict. Sn ben
heltiaen frfiitcn 3eten aer ifo bic oeutiden Gegtnenter naf ben
qefafroeten gunften odanbt moroen, neil man ben Hdpiden Glenenten
riht einmal in Der armee trapt.
1c f~nOflapide Gefabr Ioute. 10 neint Die q. 9. gts. 3to, oo8a
fihren. DAB bic 9eaiden Geferreids uieOer 81 groBereni poltiihen Gin
fb I'M eigenen aanoe, bel Der arOne umO bel Der aegnrung gelanaen.
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BIos DER Scbetn. ooer audb oas Sein7

Ter @ornano Der Gatiddnerfantiden 6reoensgdelidott erlaBt
III Der uamerdaunhen 51rn5itung~ eineu auiruf, in Dem 4ae gebeen
nuoen, lid nit i5ren 5reunoeu in 8erbiuoung gu fesen iO olrf Eo.
tde in gaibinaon venen neien 8errat an Der Sade Der goltsredte'
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ben 0itgleoern Der Staatsniien BON Der grnoesfaiie % GroSent bet
Q6bnung zines 9unoesiol0aten geahlt meroen uno ne oafir perpflidtet
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nit 6arouf bin, ooB bant ieoer perfaim9snabge gnuano gegen bic
@enpenoune Der @aiG5en i'm auslnno fallen puroe, ba fe ireiuiag
ghrnoest1lppen merben uuroen. ltnb or fnbt oarin cine beOentide
Gt1rfung os Miltari5nls.
ani ser anceren Sete Ipgt in Der 8erpiihtung, mr ie0em arege
til3une1men, 1br aid Elm iebr fir 5rieben pirtnoes Clement. Gs lit
cine gan5 nnoere Sahe, OBJ man iefne Saut 81 6eloe tragen mlB, o6er
oaflr sahIt, oab gaporbene 1ruppen IS tun. Auh in Der 9erpiidtung
CUR ausbublng fonnen mir fem lnglld iben. Sn @egenhif. 1lnous.
gebiI0ete 9ruppen, aud tpenn man ie Mehien nernt, Fn0 b1ufig ihGtnr
ner me gar feline. Sir Die @eianobet rno Die Sr0niugslebe Der ga.
ton miro iooar ein ehuos erntlider 3enHbctrie6 gan5 8utr1aIuh ien.
Goloatenoient lit Elm eroBes interchangeable. 90 cine art
56rGIbunesfduIe. "a Der Gintritt frehpias erfolgt, 10 lit firHid ni1t
81 berieben, fporlnn mir inns bagegen itr6ubcn iolet ob Bic 9atonal.
garoe Os aud prflid IeHlet, mas lie leHten 81 poaen borgibt, unb
porun1 mir bage8en prneiteren ioaen, tenn lire @Ie6er nmt nr Sol
Dat ipieIerL ionOern aud ~angebaten tuerOen ioQen, es pinid 81 ien.
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mas Httenfat I'm Debit.

Nkr GIan3 res i'm prgangenen Sabre in GaTtuta abgebatenen ar5s
nmngss Eurbars mar perbabt hnter benz Ginbrud Der ~antinbigung bes
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uen Auierfnbt, Der grpBen grinnerung bs einfnolgn mohdmmebanis
fdn Nedes. Die britHte Srfhaft in Snbien, beHsn rrelunbert Wilio@
nn 9ruobnr BON taun tausnb neiBen 3ipilRamten uno elmer englfhsn
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f6xhnife uo gntpideIunssn in europa unb in afrita p6er sinnal bsuts
H4 gnNigt hafen, nit ben Wubammebanern 5nbieHs rehnen.
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mpronbun an bas QonOpnr 6taatsetrstoriat hatte { ole bic 9runoe fur
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Etnfiibruna amer sent reuer i'm peutfdben Retdb.

Die Ginan5miniHer Der beuHhen gin5sfoaten perben fu3 mad glus
jMr in Berlin 5ufammsntuden, nm iber bic geFBfeurs1rage geratung 5u
pfmn. Sn ieiner lbtn SisunssperOOs bat Der asdstns nit ubsrpdls
tignosr ms6rbst ben gefhtub sehbt OB cine onssmsne ben ~DsHdsOsnen
8eTBfornen gseht nerbenbe gefBfeuers 8orlase benz aeibstag big gum
breiBiafen 4prl 1913 gu unhrhdsn III. Die Stetr iOa ipdtefens am
erfen Gfp6er 1916 in arnft treten. sic TIT n0He CUR Dedung Der erhebs
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1T beFimmt, bic Glide a~us8ufiaen, Delde nod in Der aeiasfinan8uform
beHebt.
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qrndp cine Ginigung spnIt imn nirO, nod ebs bic aOnfnrn5 Der 5inon5s
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aummiTFon pn i'm qlenun beg asmbstass nod mande erreste S3sne Fa
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neuern, aber nidt af @runb tims HIIfdneissuotn ilebtrdnfommsns.
ionOsrn i'm gasgs etner ~estgiasn 5sFignus. Mt fA bet Rsihstos 3u
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nidDts Ole Gnnoerttauirnbe pom Gin
iuaHoersrn. Die aliahrIih IN unierem
Sfnote InnOen. Dor ~gIusbentung nno
Heidwinoelung idiiben mO iie 80.
gleih iiber Die bieiigen arbeits. un0
Trnnsportperb1ltniIie better auffld-
Ten fam, als cine oiiene DarIeanug
Der Ibntidhen, bat oas Rem Dorf
State Bureau OF SnOuitries nno
Emigration. go. 80 Wa0iion Ape.,
cine art .Grjiehungs " btbeiIung"
eroffnet. Ger @eoaHfe %iinnlnnt pom
iiootIihen arbeitsfommiiidr Sobn
@iaioms. Yian bsabiiftiat. Ons
angcitrebtr 3iel ourh leidlt Der
iidnolide in fremoen Sprad)en Der.
latte Fampblet III crreifrt bic III
ter osn GinmonOerern pertbcilt iper.
cen un0 allies entbalten ioaen. iuas
fir oieie bejiiglif Der bieiigen Der
bdlmiiie niiienslpertb iii. Soiepb
Rapper. Der nmtirenoe Saupt &e
rittcritatter oes Bureaus. bat idlrn
lett Idnaerer 3cit cine Menge TAFT
iiiihen Materials 81 Dem 9uede 81.
lnnimengetraaert. uno i'm llebriaeu
petl1bt iid oas 9ureall alii Die Sci
tunaen als feline Mitarbeitcr i'm
Suiereiie Der gIten So4c.
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itHrn Ionaiismus BE gum yhnaenesoOsslug aulseiuntf pL me <Duqt'
I~Atini9isisn nnb Disqualification tCnntn fnbsNsn BE znHn6s niht Dtr'
fAlebrn, bnb bic Gdbruna In 9nbien itesnps I'm abebbsn bterifitn ~
9ks @dbruns battle Elm ssUaIiiss GSrosruns surd bic eisg Der Jdpone
,rtaftn ub Fd ou1 auf bic URubnmnebaner %ausosbtbnt, felt bic aunbf
cnrd BIZ, geIt bts SsIoms Iduft, bob ben autdnern bts prcpbtsn be
lntrsnns sftporsn fd. limb an Der Spite Der gtfDtsunS frbsH ssrab
be GebiTbten bs inbHftn gcties, nelden auf ensHihen 9tbraHFoihn BE-
BERTRAND stThdrft unb Der ssFit SoH5cHt srpsihri rorbsn II.
Der ato6 Der gpmbs, rslts bsm Gn5usss Durbar gu DELFT qsnr
ben giSeCnia eeIakutut porbsn III. rtb tn lduss edo rsdsr uc .
ecnOOnr etaatsmannY gu ,raftm Godtsrhn ptraulaffn- Gle fthen Oot
,nsm i6ntrn Dilemma. et t6Hntu rt4t msbr SurHt in erfilIune be-
,etratien Torhsruussn" Der 5nosr. lrb re maifsn srItbsn. bb mad jsosr
erfuIuna 81, 5ogbstuns,n METER grtrtn. uro bb t, gdbruua pe h
Tt in ben gluitatsn unb WsufstmOrbag tiu9sn dub.rt, cur9 ttns dubsi
rem matnabmen tinqsfhrdntt psrosn lam.
Snbieu bHbtt oos Ser5 GnsIanbs. Mas mill aMe ~btuhhs @sfaAr"
tsSmtu sesm bic SanS, psiAs gum sob s'sen bOs 6na uasA0lts