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Evening journal., 1914-05-21

BOYS ROUGH, INDIAN AND COWBOY OEo
SUITS. REGULAR S1.OO; FRIDAY PRICE .... COC
Evening journal., 1914-05-21

BOYS INDIAN PLAY SUITS. REGULAR 0Eo
SOC; FRIDAY PRICE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OOO
Evening journal., 1914-05-21

BOYS BLUE D. B. SERGE SUITS. REGU- GO or
LAR $500, $500 and $3.50. FRIDAY PRICE. sDOoCO
Evening journal., 1914-05-21

BOYS NORFOLK COMBINATION SUITS WITH TWO
PAIRS OF KNICKER PANTS. REGULAR ca Az
$500. FRIDAY PRICE ................ Dte3O
Evening journal., 1914-05-21

BOYS NORFOLK COMBINATION SUITS WITH TWO
PAIRS OF E1NICKER PANTS. REGULAR &C or
IS so. FRIDAY PRICE ..s................. pUsVO
Evening journal., 1914-05-21
Kennard &Co.
Corset Fitting

To have a corset correctly adjusted is to add
to your comfort as well as to be in strict con-
fOrmity with fashion. Comfort of the wearer is
looked after just as carefully, as style. For the
balance of this week we give you the services of
an expert corset filter who can assist you wonder
fully in the selection of a model suitable for your
individual figure.
Models for Misses, slender regular and large
size figures. You should become acquainted with
Our corset department, with its large stock and
private fitting rooms. Royal Worcester, Bon Ton
and Adjusto models are the makes we are demon
strating this week They reflect all that is best
in corset style and construction.
Evening journal., 1914-05-21

MEMS TAN AND BLACK OXFORDS. GO NE
REGULAR $500 and slOO. FRIDAY PRICE $3.50
Evening journal., 1914-05-21

MEMS KHAKI PANTS. EXTRA QUALITY. Ny
ALL SIZES. REGULAR Sl.5O. FRIDAY PRICE. SGC |
Evening journal., 1914-05-21
Friday Extra Special

FOR BOYS-COMPLETE BASEBALL UNIFORM
OF SHIIST, PANTS, CAP AND GO s9E
BILL. REGULAR $780, FRIDAY PRICE. t.. SDA .4zsl
Newport daily independent., 1914-08-21
ANTWERP IN
 STATE OF SIEGE
All Foreigners Will Be Request ed to Leave-King's General
 Staff Now Here.
United Press Dispatch.

United Press Dispatch.
 Antwerp, via The Hague, Aug. 21.-The city of Antwerp is now in a state of siege, and all for eigners will soon be requested to leave.
 The Kings general staff is now here, the forts are being manned, and the civil guard has been placed under military ord- CT. All non-combatants will be sent to England and France by fast boats to escape any possible danger. 1t is not believed that the German legions will attack the fortified city, as it is consid- cred impregnable. It is general ly thought that a scheme will be worked to detain the army until sufficient strength can be gath cred to make an impression upon Antwerp, as the Kaiser's men are badly needed in a forward against the French border. It is believed that for the time being, the German com- will merely post force of sufficient strength to hold the Belgians in Antwerp, using the others to protect the German flank.
Newport daily independent., 1914-08-21
Pupils Segregated In Seattle
 Schools.

Seattle, Wash, August 21. Educators today began work on the plan adopted by the city board to seggregate the boys and girls in the Broadway high school at the beginning of the fall semester. It will be the first time the experiment has been tried in Seattle. School of- ficials deny that moral questions had anything to do with the a. doption of the plan. Students whose parents oppose the seg- gregate separate class room idea will have the privilege of at- tending any other high school in the city.
 Not only is it planned to seg- gregate the boys and girls, but Superintendent of Schools Coop CT will assign as far as possible, men teachers for the boys class es. Because of intellectual and temperamental differences in sexes,' said Superintendent Cooper today, it is thought that each works more effectively in separate classes, and that they enjoy separation.
Newport daily independent., 1914-08-21
Another Stage Holdup.
United Press Service.

United Press Service.
 Cheyenne, Wyo., August 20.- Another pioneer coach holdup, staged on a scale more elaborate than that which featured the opening day of the eighteenth annual Frontiers Days celebra-8 tion, was given this afternoon at Frontier Park as the closing e. vent of today's program.
 It followed nineteen cowboy events, constituting the semi finals in all classes. The celebra- tion will close with the finals in all events tomorrow, after which the $25, ,0O0 in prizes will be dis tributed to the winners.
Newport daily independent., 1914-08-21
World Shortage of Sugar Drives
 Up Prices In U. s.

Yonkers, N. Y, August IT, Shortage of sugar in Europe, particularly in Great Britain, because of the war, was ascrib- ed by refners toaayssas the cause of the big rise ip prices. Sugar sold at 7l2 ceMs a pound wholesalet oday, and indications are that it may go higher still. How much higher refiners did not care to predict.
 The big Yonkers refineries of thes Federal Sugar Refining Company and the National Su- gar Refining Company are run ming full blast day and night land are unable to keep up with their orders.
 British importers are taking nearly the whole August out put of the Federal refinery. Their orders approximate 4,000 tons. Inquiries from South A. merica, South Africa and Nor way as to supplies have been re- ceived. These inquiries are expected to result in orders i'll the immediate future. While the National Refinery has not received any foreign orders yet, it is operating continuously with its maximum force to fill do- mestic orders.
Newport daily independent., 1914-08-21
BIG BATTLE
 EXPECTED TODAY
Germans And Allied Forces Are Said to be Engaged in PreIim-
 mary Skirmishes.
United Press Dispatch.

Oil4CC0 lSSS blSpdIC1l.
 Paris, August 21.-The Ger man forward movement into Bel gium continued today, the Kali ser's forces moving steadily south from Brussels and south west from the base of the Mouse river.
 Despite the censorship it is considered certain that a great battle cannot long be delayed. It has been decided that the French and English must check the Ger mans, as the Belgians have fail ed to do so. It has been stated that the French have planned to check the forces of the Ger mans, and that the general staff is confident of victory. It has been reported that the outposts have already clashed, many being wounded, but few killed.
Newport daily independent., 1914-08-21
Football Replaces English Rugby
 Game.

United Press Service.
 Los Angeles, August 21.-Re- turning from a three years ex- pertinent with Rugby, the Uni versity of Southern California football squad fired the opening gun of the Pacific coast today by assembling for it's first pre- season practice. Rugby was abandoned in favor of American football, largely because of lack of competition in this end of the state. The squad was in charge of Head Coach Ralph Glaze, for mer Dartmouth star and big league pitcher.
Newport daily independent., 1914-08-21
Went To Peace Conference And
 Finds War.
Special to Independent.

Special to Independent. Z Little Rock, August 21.-Miss Jamie Woodruff of Little Rock has received a postcard from her cousin, the Rev. Peter Ainsle, of Baltimore, written at Paris, on August 7. He wrote:
 We are in the midst of war. ~A.am trying to get to America, Hoping to reach Baltimore about the 22d."
 V Dr. Ainsle ha1 gone to the church peace conference at
 e Constance, Switzerland short time before the war began, s.s as the personal guest of Andrew \ YCarnegie. Dr. Ainsle is one of the most prominent ministers of the Christian Church in Ameri- ca.
Newport daily independent., 1914-08-21
Pope's Body Viewed By Thous-
 ands. United Press Dispatch.

14AtCO 1CoS OlSpdICll.
 Rome, August 21.-Thousands and thousands of people passed the bier of Pope Plus X. today, which has been moved from the Square, at his request.
 The body was not left in the Throne Room for three days ac- cording to precedent that it might be seen only by the privil- eged classes, but was immediate ly taken to St. Peters where it might be viewed by rich and poor alike, however, no visitors were allowed the privilege of kissing the feet of the pointif as Is customary.
 The story that the sister of the Pope had died is entirely with out foundation and no such of ficial report has been issued.
 It is known to be fact that of the thirty cardinals now in the city of Rome, twenty-five of them are Italians. The conclave to select the new Pope will be held on the tenth day from the death of Pope Plus x.
Newport daily independent., 1914-08-21
FRENCH FLEE CAPTURES
 AUSTRIANS.
United Press Dispatch.

United Press Dispatch.
 Cettinge, August 21-One hum dred and seventy-four Austrian sailors and officers were captured during Sundays engagement with the French fleet, and the Austrian cruiser and prisoners were brought here today, one hundred and twenty-three be- ing brought in yesterday.
 It is believed that more than one Austrian cruiser was sunk in the battle, which lasted two hours.
Newport daily independent., 1914-08-21
See The Sets Of Dishes.

That will be given away by the CAMILLE CAFE, one set each Saturday night, beginning Saturday, August 29. The first ticket will be given Saturday, August 22. One ticket for each 5c drink or more. A five cent ticket entities holder to five votes, a ten cent ticket to ten votes, etc. Tickets, will not be given for meals. 16d3t.
Newport daily independent., 1914-08-21
Normal Training In High

Special to Independent.
 Little Rock, August 21.-In or der tosencourage a better prep aration for teaching in the rural schools of the state, the Depart ment of Education has estab- lished normal training depart ments in fourteen strong high schools, as follows:
 Mountain Home, Eureka Springs, Hot Springs, Paragould, Hope. Malvern, Pine Bluff, Tex arkana, Blytheville, Camden, Mena, Fort Smith, Fl Dorado and Little Rock.
 The normal training in these schools includes course of fourteen units of academic workyand three units of practi- cal pedagogy.
 These courses are free to all licensed teachers of the state and all others who have complet- ed the common school course, the only continuation being an ob- Iigation to teach when the term is finished.
Newport daily independent., 1914-08-21
GERMANS CAPTURE
 MANY PRISONERS
French Army Has Alsace, But Have Encountered Strong Op-
 position.
United Press Dispatch.

United Press Dispatch.
 Paris, August 21.-While it IS known for certain that the French army is rapidly clearing and taking possession of the upper Alsace, the French in Lor- ralne have encountered strong opposition, and the end is in doubt as yet.
 A large German force has been discovered between the Chauteau Salins and Morchingen with entrenchments thrown up as far as the Seille river. It is evident from the great artillery support of the Germans that they intend to oppose the ad- vance on Metz.
 The report has been issued that the German army is retreating toward the Rhine and Strass- burg, but the claim that they have captured 24 cannon and many prisoners has been sum- tained by the reports from off, cials.
Newport daily independent., 1914-08-21
New Buildings For Newport.

A. D. Bailey, progressive cit izen of Newport, has under con- struction five brick store build ings on his lots on lower Front street, the work being done by Contractor w. H. Snetser.
 These buildings will be modern and up to date in every respect and will add much to the beauty of the whole town, as well as the principal business street in the city.
Newport daily independent., 1914-08-21
Department Shakes Up.
United Press Dispatch.

United Press Dispatch.
 Washington, August 21.- A shake-up among the heads of the Department of Agriculture went into effect today, Dr. B. T. Gal loway, Assistant Secretary re- signing. The new Assistant Sec retary is w. A. Taylor, former head of the Bureau of Plant Industry. Dr. Galloway takes charge of the New York agriculture experiment station at the Albany State University.
Newport daily independent., 1914-08-21
ANTICIPATING EARLY EN-
 GAGEMENT.
United Press Dispatch.

United Press Dispatch.
 Paris, August 21.-The Ger mans are reported to be in strong columns in the cities of Tirelemont, Diest, Louvain and Malines, and it is believed that the war office is expecting the Germans to come in contact with the main force of the allied ar my today. Reports are rife that the armies are already engaged ; in preliminary skirmishes, al though the official bureau has an- nounced no such information.
Newport daily independent., 1914-08-21
Card of Thanks.

We wish to express our sin cere thanks to the good people of Newport and Jacksonport, for their help and sympathy during the illness and death of our dear son and husband.
 MT. and Mrs. c. W. Huff.
 Mrs. L. J. Huff.
Newport daily independent., 1914-08-21
Indict Food Price Boosters.

United Press Dispatch.
 Washington, D. C., Aug. 21. - Indictments have been issued a. gainst the food price boosters within the last few days, accord ing to a statement from the High Price Administration au- thority today. Investigations that have been carried on have furnished conclusive evidence of the artificial imitation of food prices.
Newport daily independent., 1914-08-21
Japan Ready For War.

United Press Dispatch.
 Tokio, August 21.-The army and navy of the government of Japan are now ready to strike when the time for the answer of the ultimatum expires, which is Sunday. The Premier and the foreign ministry have re- peated again their friendship for Americans
Newport daily independent., 1914-08-21
Senate Passes War Risk Insur-
 ance Bill.

United Press Dispatch.
 Washington, D. C., August 21.
 The senate today by a viva voce vote passed the Govern ment War Risk Insurance Bill providing rates to place Ameri- can ships on an equality with foreign ships.
Newport daily independent., 1914-08-21

L. E. Harris, who has been at the Willis Sanitarium for some time, is much improved and to- day has been removed to his home on Walnut street.
Newport daily independent., 1914-08-21
German Successes Arouse En-
 thusiasm.

United Press Dispatch.
 Berlin, August 21.- The an- nouncement of the successes in Belgium have aroused great en- thusiasm. It has been denied that the Grown Prince is wound ed, but it is admitted that all of the sons of the Kais- CT are at the front. he list of the wounded is composed mostly of the infantry now engaged.
Newport daily independent., 1914-08-21
Young RemmeI Couple Marry

Miss Nellie Richie and MT. Arthur Lewis of Remmel were united in marriage at Cohn's store this morning, the ceremo- ny being performed by Esquire H. c. Nuckolls, in the presence of a number of friends from their home. The young couple has the best wishes of the Inde- pendent, and many friends in married life.
Newport daily independent., 1914-08-21
Christian Revival At Little
 Rock.
Special to Independent.

Special to Independent.
 Little Rock, August 21.-Rev. J. H. s. Smith, pastor of the First Christian Church, Little Rock, is planning to begin a re- vivaI meeting the first Sunday in October.
Newport daily independent., 1914-08-21

Drayage of all kinds handled promptly. Phone No. 10. = Chester Robinson. 1SCtf.
 Room and board in private family. Inquire at SIS Elm St. 15d6.
Newport daily independent., 1914-08-21
SERVIANS PURSUE AUSTRI-
 ANS. United Press DjSnatch.

Nish, August 21.-The Serv- ians are rapidly pursuing the Austrians, who were defeated Sunday, inf1icting severe losses on the invaders. Semi-official advices state that the Servians captured six cannons and tn the Austrian losses were very great.
Newport daily independent., 1914-08-21
Moving Pictures the Opera House
THE PERILS OF PAULINE

THE PERILS OF PAULINE 1.-The seventh episode-very thfilling and interesting-Don't miss it. = Two Reels.
 THE LITTLE SHERIFF z Geo. Stanley, Myrtle Gonzales, little Buddy Harris.
 Western (VITAGRAPH) THE COP ON THE BEAT 4 An excellent Drama (SEL1G) WIFEY'S VISIT HOME yComedy-( (BIOGRAPH)
 NEVER SHRINK
 Comedy (BIOGRAPH) L
 5000 Beet of High Class Pic tu4s-First Show at 7:15,
 Second Show at 8:25. < ADMISSION, SC and 1oe
Newport daily independent., 1914-08-21
NEVER SHRINK Comedy (BIOGRAPH)

ADMISSION, SC and 1Oc
Newport daily independent., 1914-08-21

THE COP ON THE BEAT An excellent Drama (SELIG)
Newport daily independent., 1914-08-21
THE LITTLE SHERIFF

z Geo. Stanley, Myrtle Gonzales,
 little Buddy Harris.
Newport daily independent., 1914-08-21

Western (VITAGRAPH)
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-11-20

ibre Qiiecn auftiidt ioOob cas- QoIt
Der aail5en Der. Gt1oten elm oans
fall6es @efiibl bon Oen lirioden
bcs arieors BAT. lin Sides 5n
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eneIdnOer aud sleid bet geainn
oes arieges ollie anbd burhidnit.
fen, Iobob bic gauge g9elt auf ibre
WiitbeiIuneen %nngepieien mar. I'm
ibre 2iigcn better prtbreiten 81 ron.
men, baden Tie In fat allen 2duOern
8eitnneen oufeefauit. ioOoB bic goI.
fer Der WeIt IN Der eriten Belt Oes
arieges mar lDenis 8abrbeit 81 le.
fen beEnmen."
Der grieFidreiber beidreibt 0nnn
ben aanBen %bisberigeu ariea, bic
an oeutlden SoIooten beaunaenen
@rcueltbaten uno idltebt NIT benz
Sinipeis, bab Der oelitite SoIOai
duberIt ocaett uno eErliA 1T - Elm
tlmitano, Der pom ieinen 6einoen
nidt oeIost uerben tonne.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-11-20
9amsn.SHIisDsrsiH,
sdidt mOresn ie 5000 an brntIdeu
mHb 6iterrei6iiden yoii1after.

Der 1eutIde Domen.S iIlfsperein
Bot III icinpr aeltrieen 8~eriommlina
beidloiien. ie 5000 az bic oeui der
rno 6iterreidiihen gotidoitcr iiir
Die @itiiuen uno @oiIen Der I'M
ariege a%efaIlenen Gcloatef 81 fen.
ben. Tas pir6 ale Wobltbdter nit
nufridtiger @enuatbmng erfiaen.
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ben 8erlnuf ibreB Ba5aars. Gle bn'
ben nobe5u $1100 in Der Safe uno
nod gb5ug Der $1,000, oie ben Nitt.
men nn0 Maiie n~5ufalen, iuiro Der
Neit oes @eloes, geaen 5000. Dem
Rotbea areu5 5ngciuieIen peroen.
Die Gnmen boben ousgefunoeL 0oB
elm GROCER @eoorf bon 8erbano5eiig
.berridt nn0 Dies wiro NIT Dem Reit
'0es @eIoeg g~efuuft nnO ourd Die
auterifnniide Rotbe aren5. @eiea.
|idait nod 9eutidlono un0 Deter.
reid geinnnt meroen. Die 8eforOe.
rung nod europa erfoIst ~foitenirei.
Der Geitereid.llngarn 5rouen.
berein bat Der SiIfsfoiie /, geiterr
nod $50 suoemieien.
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Bazaar iibria e%ebIiebeue unO perloo,
ite 9ede %geiponnen.
01hite Mohe tuir0 ipcgen oes
Dmfiaglngstaees feine Benjamin
Lung itottfinocn. Die n1dIte Ser
iammlung fir6et am Mitttpofs oel
2. Te5ember I'M Geutiden Soili
Itntt, mann fiber Die fiiuftige Sbd
tiafcit Der Silfspereinisuneen bern
then lperOen ioIl.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-11-20
Vl,ts Sen, gtaote.

2incoln. ant 4. DECEMBER 3. SO.
miro g6nar0 Gardner, Der inter
oer acknowledging 0es @oroes altf
9ebens8eit i'm Mdra 1901 ms
StaotsgefGngnis geionot nlr6e, oas
2iht Der 6rcibeit pieOererbIiden.
gr unroe nod bonn @ouberneur
alSrid at b0ditens 5iuan5ig Sabren
.begna0igt. - Sn elmer geltern aus.
aeoe6enen proclamation forOert
@ouberneur Moreben0 5ii geitrdecn
fir oie 2in0erling Der fiirdterliher
.g1otb in 8eIgien aitf.y gi6bere PLUS
.funft iiber Die Sanobabrng Der Ga
ben ertbeilt S. 6. MiGer in Sin.
coin, Nebr., tudbrerb gebeten tniro,
@el0ipenoen an 90. g. @iion, Ban.
.fer's 2ife Bldg, 2incoGn, Nebr., 81
Ienoer. Ser neleruGblte Sber-
.ridter Conrad Soaenbef aus 6re'
mont ~Itottete seItern nit ieiner 5roll
Der Stoot 2incoln einen 8eiih 1b
.lnb nabm biele 9egliidniinidungen
at ieiner Grp1blung ertgegen.
Inter ben Quipi3ien Der Rebrosfo
State horticultural 5ocietp miro in
'Gincoln bonn is. Bis 23. Sar1iar
cine apfel. 4uslteIlitng beranitnltet
bic naem anidein roh reidItd be-
|ididt nerSen miro. Die NusIteliine
miro TN Quoitoriiim itattfinOen. -
ISier ging oos @eriibt, bob Stbei
unbefonnte, I'M Die @~erienotne bon
|gicb aus Dem 8eiten itnm6glih ar
|niohen oie WtdltI. ltnb 2Iauenieu6t
IfiinItIi1 1T inherent Gtoate berbrei,
|teten. BIT n1berer unteriudjuns Die
ies @eritGts iinO 5tpei 8unOes Sn'
Ipeftoren oes @ebeinioienites bier
eineetroffen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-11-20

mem IN Sannober wobnenOen Shtna.
ger, Serrn 0lterpolbt, Gireftor
Der oortiaen @~iimmifmmmfubrif. et.
men lonapn 1rief erbolten. Incident
mir naditebenOe i~ntereiiante Stelen
entueDmen:
~. SIR fonnt eud berrbiecn,
|oenn Deltidlono miro un0 miB IN
bieiem Sample fieeen; Die 9eutih.
Qmerifaner lonen MIR nidt ben
Dtutb berIieren un0 ben berlogeneri
0o6rihten Der Sein0e fcineu @lnl.
ben idenfeir. Define Heffen @lfren
nn6 BouI boben beioe oas @iIerne
aretis erbaIten. sic bnben mebrert
Sdlahtet in @elgien, 6ranfreiG
tGn0 Riblail0 miteemadt, iino aber
Ibis iest unberpunOet eebIieben
goiL Itebt ols Souptmann bel Oet
Reierbe Snfnnterie, alfreO BEL Der
artiaerie. - Sier in &ohuober fiebi
es nod dus, Die I'M tiefiten JrieOen.
oie greiie fir a%artoffeIn uno Bro
lin0 ettuas geitiegen, aber Gleii6.
@eniiie uio monhes nnOere lit iogar
biQieer, fuie in 5rieoens6eiten
lteberoG, no bic Geutiden in Sem
oeslano eingeriidt iino. iinb mieOel
georonete 8uitdnoe eingefiibrt nor.
0en; Die 6Iiihtlinge tebren nod 9el.
oien uno 6ronfreid 8uritd un0 biz
@eihGfte uerocn pieoer eeoffnet "a
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-11-20
Quf Q9eIhperbe Ses Count

auf geidtperbe beg gountp.
~aommiIIGrs Gront Bet miro ftd
Coroner Grosbn ntorgen Dor ben
gount~b.4 ommiiidren Su beranttuor-
ten ba6en, Oa bebnuptk tDir0, bof
er au biele teuere SnqueIte bernit.
itn[tet bat.
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4 stpiatoren NIT ibren Glitgnppara-
ten iiber benz Speeoipob lire &unIt.
itiife aeigeri.
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iuur6e, bettelte er Inn Wnooe. go.
liSiIt Sanfo IieB i'm lntifeI bod
aln Gonf nobtt Der leeer einer
Steir url6 mari mad benz gearntert,
,RefnItat: @ieoerberbnftet.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-11-20

9ie Gobrifontert Der 9iirins.
ton HfIoiteraiegel broben 0amtt, ben
|gertonf rad 0mobd etnauitenen,
ipent bic Stoot BET 8riifung bes
Moterials nitt iueniger itreng bor-
scbt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-11-20
GnnIanb bic ane(t Bal arisass.

Gnalnn0 bic Gaelle oes ariegts.
Die bieitge Smmobflienmofler
Sirnla Campbell & 8eit, Ode 10.
unb Garnam Strabe, erbielt bon
ibrem 9bei[baber Grid q. St5en,
|Iau6, Der iid fltr3 Dor ausbrndl
ocs Grieges gum Geiitd in Die
Scimatb, Deltif)Ian0, begeben bat
tie. uno iid bort freimillig ais Or
tiaeriIt in 0ienit bate itellen laiien.
einen Brief Dem mir GoIgenoes emit
nebHlen:
.0ieIer arieg ift Der iGredlifite,
ben Die @eIt ie eeieben bat. Bic
i'd bereits ifrieb, trat i'd freiipil-
Tia bel Der MrtiQerie Elm un0 bate
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Bfcroe ben reften 9beri6eutel 81
brc6en. gllglan6 lit bic GuelIe Die
les gaa3en 6er35erreiBenoen llngliids
limb ein5ig england allein lit oet
berO 5eigIing, Der ie mar.
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niht 10 idlleGt 6aiteben, tpenn it
nidltS nut oipiem O-eroammitngsmiir-
oigen Geigling 81 tbun gebabt fit,
ten. anttuerpelt, 0ieie tDtutoerbollt
|Sta0t, lit uilr ouf ons anitifter
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fait in allen nnoeren b%etrofienen Or
ten TIT cs 0oiielbc. Der neutrnlt
staat SOIlatlb itebt fbatidfIiM AZ
oetn gorabenO etner Sittgersnoh
MIR auf @rltnS OeS ~emporeuopu Der,
baItcns gugIanos. Sunoerte boz
9artIden iin0 in Ginittidnn mi
&iingtau get6otet un0 Sopon bal
iebt bort eiiien itnrfen 6ubboIt il
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MnItiFten @n9lonos. Sc6cruiann Ii
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erboit urO 0erort tpiitbeub iiber Gag
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en0et pir6, ais Bic GnsIaRb boil
ifGnbig bfrnidtct III, SD bore Oni
bic enaIiide preiIe oiih bort, piI
tn ieDpIll atE0eren 3nnbe oer MeIt