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The Twin City star. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1910-19??, 1914-09-11

Of the we'll known ministers Of Phila-
delphia and leader in his denomina-
ton. He is modest, interesting, unas
Stunning and genial. He is universally
recognized as a man of worth by race
leaders and by influential white people.
DR.. Lee is a self made man, and his
struggle for success is an interesting
story.
Born in Hartford county, Md. April
%, 1864, he attended the schools Of his
native county in the winter season and
worked on farm during the remain
der of the year. At the age Of eight
cen he left home and went to Balti-
more to live. There he worked dur
ing the day and attended night school.
He left Baltimore in 1890 to try his
fortunes In Pittsburgh.
Believing that he had been called Of
God to preach the gospel, he entered
Lincoln university in 1893, and after
taking two years. special work in the
college department he entered the
theological department, graduating in
1893. He was at once ordained and
became the supply pastor for the Madi-
son Street Presbyterian church in Bal
timore. He then took up the Sunday
school missionary work Of the state
Of Maryland, with headquarters in An
napolis. continuing in this position for
two years.
In the fall Of 1900 he came to Phila-
delphia to visit relatives and friends
and was invited to preach in the First
African Presbyterian church. All who
heard him were delighted with his
preaching and he was at once invited
to become the pulpit supply, the
church not being in position to call
pastor. In 1901 he began to supply
the church, continuing until June.
1902. when he was unanimously elect
ed pastor. During his passionate Of the
First African Presbyterian church the
property has been twice repaired at a
cost of $1,000 and a mortgage Of &c.,
600 has been paid of, making the en-
tire property clear of debt. The church
Is we'll organized, and more than 300
new members have been added. - --.
- In 1907, when for sixteen days the
church celebrated its one hundredth
anniversary. Rev. William 81. Roberts,
D. D., the moderator Of the General
Assembly Of the Presbyterian church
In America; the late DR.. John B. Rem
dalls Of Lincoln university and J. N.
Kendall, D. D., with other distinguish
ed men from all parts Of the country.
took part In the exercises. This was
one of the most notable events among
colored church circles In Philadelphia.
DR.. Lee graduated from Lincoln with
the degree of A. M. Ten years later
the degree of d ID was given him by
the university.
He Is president of the National
Alumni association of Lincoln uni
versity. chairman Of the .Freedmen's
educational committee Of the presby-
terry of Philadelphia. chairman Of the
board of control Of the Philadelphia
Y. NJ. c.. A. and was chairman Of the
committee In 1911 when the colored
people of this city subscribed $22.500
In Ave days toward the erection Of
their present spIendidly equipped Y.
M. @. A. building DR.. Lee is likewise
a member Of the Presbyterian evan.
gelistic committee and was the first
to introduce open air tent services for
colored people In his section Of the city
The Twin City star. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1910-19??, 1914-09-11
THE FIGHT AGAINST RACE
SEGREGATION CONTINUES
Opponents of This Unlawful Practice
Push the Ashland (va.) Case.

The race segregation ordinances, en-
forced rigidly for some years in many
Of the cities and towns Of Virginia,
says the Norfolk (Va.j Journal and
Guide In recent issue. are chal.
lenged as unconstitutional Municipal
laws prohibiting Negroes from living
in the same residence blocks with
white citizens are for the first time I'M
der fire in the supreme court Of appeals
Of Virginia.
The fight to have the segregation or.
dinances annulled as contrary to the
constitution of the state Of Virginia
and the constitution of the United
States has been inaugurated in Ash
land, Va, where Negroes have been
excluded from residence blocks where
white people are In the majority since
1911.
The preliminary move in the fight to
eliminate race segregation resulted in
first victory for the opponents Of the
segregation law when the supreme
court granted writ Of error and SUI
persedeas In the Ashland case.
The Twin City star. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1910-19??, 1914-09-11
ABLE CHURCHMAN
And RACE LEADER
Success Of Or. John ". Lee
In the Ministry.
SPENT EARLY LIFE ON FARM

First African Presbyterian Church In
Philadelphia Enjoys Splendid Growth
Under the Leadership of Its Ener-
getie Pastor-cIear of Debt and Will
Enlarge Present Edifioe.
BY JAMES d. coRRoTHERs .
Philadelphia The splendid growth
and prosperity of the First African
Presbyterian church in this city have
compelled the congregation to pur-
chase additional ground upon which to
enlarge its edifice to meet its expand
ing activities. The church Is located
on Seventeenth and Fitzwater streets.
1t has purchased the property adjoin.
ing and will erect thereon $4,000 ad-
dition to its present edifice, which will
increase it's seating capacity by at
least $50. An addition will also be
made to the parsonage and baptist
cry, pipe organ, gymnasium and other
improvements will also be made to the
church.
The Rev. John w. Lee, A. NJ. D. D.,
the pastor, to whom its success and
progress are very largely due. is one
The Twin City star. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1910-19??, 1914-09-11
Wolf Qualified Young Minister.

The Rev. A. s. Phillips. B. D.. Of the
Virginia Theological seminary and col.
lege. Is one Of the most energetic
young ministers Of the Baptist demon.
nation He Is well qualified for his
chosen calling and Is wisely using his
time The Rev. Mr. Phillips recently
delivered an instructive sermon at the
Union Baptist church. Montclair N. j..
and won many friends. Having fin.
ished his theological studies ut Virgil
MIA seminary, he is ready to enter fully
into the ministry The Rev. Mr.. Phil
lips is also former student Of the vir-
einia Union university. Richmond. Va.
The Twin City star. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1910-19??, 1914-09-11

We met Mr.. Billie Harper of the
Darktown Follies this week 1t was
pleasant reminder of the evening
of "The Frogs Entertainment" last
year at Richmond, Va, where they
were received at the leading Club,
next to Editor Mitchell's bank. 1t
was a grand night and DR.. Ferguson
made it very pleasant for us. Harper
says it was some banquet, and so do
we. He is suffering from a terrible
cold but may render his song 20, so
Sweet" by request of the Star.
The Twin City star. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1910-19??, 1914-09-11
J. LEUBRIE HILL
"a and his Or E:Faf
DARKTOWN FoLLIES.
Famous Aggregation of Noted. Artists
to Appear at Star Theatre,
3.e .. ST pau1

to Appear at Star Theatre,
lg St. Paul.
Never before in, the history of
burlesque has a colored show beenl
offered route, and never before has
such an aggregation of coloredl
artists been presented in any theatre
as ]. Lubrie Hills, Darktown Follies|
of 1915, which will be offered at theI
Star, St. Paul, week of Sept. I3-in|
a side splitting comedy entitled "Myl
Friend from Kentucky" Several
colored musical attractions have had
a run of four or five weeks in Newl
York City (including Williams and
|Walker) but the Darktown Follies notI
only enjoyed a most prosperous run
of one solid year at the Lafayette|
Theatre, and they were presented att
Hammerstein's Theatre for five con-
secutive weeks. The excellence of the
rganization can he imagined whep|
the dramatic writer's devoted unlimit-
ed space to the performance. More
than one million people witnessed the
unusual performance, two-thirds of
whom were the better class of white
theatre-goers. This unknown record
| is along sufficiently assuring lines
that there is something new and novel
/ in theatricals to be seen. In the cast
are such welt known colored artists
as Harper & Gillian, Gaines & Brown,
Sallie Byrd Gillian, Evon Robinson,
Ada Guy, Abbie Mitchell Happy
Julius Glenn, Toots Davis, Ethel Will
1iams, Johnnie Peters, Helen Baxter
and others, to say nothing of the most
sprightly singing and dancing chorus
ever seen on the American stage,
The scenes of the play are laid in
Virginia and Washington, D. c., both
of which are noted for picturesque
and historic scenery, which are ap-
propriate and necessary to this pro-
duction Two carloads of scenic and
electrical effects are shown in the
lpiece.
The Twin City star. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1910-19??, 1914-09-11

DR.. J. S. Aegle and Mrs. ]. K. Hill
yard returned last week from 500,
Mich, where they were employed dur
ing summer. Mr.. Hilyard will re-
enter Macallister College to finish
Chemistry and DR.. Aegle will practice
dentistry in one of the Southern
cities, probably Knoxville, Tenn.
Prof. Fred L. Parker and bride
were in St. Paul this week, visiting
his parents.
The Twin City star. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1910-19??, 1914-09-11
Equity Congress Hears General Miles

The recent visit of General Nelson
A. Miles to the equity congress In Har.
lem, New York. formed very inter.
esting part Of the propaganda which
has been conducted for some time to
secure recognition Of cOlored men In
the fire department, on the police force.
and in the national guard To further
these objects the equity congress Of
New York was formed I'm 1910. and II
was before the members OF this body
that General Miles spoke. The general
was met at Lenox avenue and One
Hundred and Thirty fourtb. street by
large detachment of the United
States boy scouts. commanded by Ma.
jOr r. G. Wendell. aud detail from
the Spanish war camp WAS also pres.
ent as escort In charge. Of Comma Dder
Hamilton RI. Blunt former United
States army captain who saw service
In Cuba and the mi ippin"s
Notes must reach our office on We'd
nesday before noon. All communities
lions by mail only. -.. -.
The Twin City star. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1910-19??, 1914-09-11

Miss Sarah May Talbert, who has
been spending the month of August
with her aunt, Mrs. VIM. R. Hardy,
St. Anthony Ave-, left Tuesday for
her home in Buffalo, N. Y. Miss
Talbert while here was very much
entertained particularly by old friends
and acquaintance she met while in
the city 3 years ago.
The Twin City star. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1910-19??, 1914-09-11

Clifford A. Smith, the tailor, has
moved to 42I University Ave, St.
Paul. Clifford is successful business
man. He moves with the crowd and
keeps up with the times.
The Twin City star. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1910-19??, 1914-09-11

Miss Effie Pension, the charming
School Teacher of Kansas City, Mo,
left Friday evening. While here she
attended many social functions and
also enjoyed many outings. She was
guest of friends to Minnehaha Falls,
White Bear, Lake Calhoun and other
places.
The Twin City star. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1910-19??, 1914-09-11
ST. PAUL NEWS.

TWIN CITY DANCING ACADEMY
To Give Inaugural Soiree at Tschida
Hail. Thursday Evening, Sept. II.
On Thursday evening, Sept. II, the
good people of the Twin Cities are.
to have an opportunity to take part in
The Twin City star. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1910-19??, 1914-09-11
THE KNIGHTS WILL REPEAT
at Dreamland on Oct IA

|, On account of many requests, the
Knights of Pythias have decided to
repeat the Dreamland Entertainment
on October II. Many were out of
the city and others SO employed as to
not be able to attend the last grand
affair. Remember the date, same
place, same music, and grand enter
tainment
The Twin City star. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1910-19??, 1914-09-11

Miss iona Gale, Chairman of
Civics, Wisconsin State Federation of,
Women's Clubs will visit Minneapolis
in October in the interest of Suffrage
work.
The Twin City star. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1910-19??, 1914-09-11

DR.. Waldo Turner returned from a
visited N. Y, Phila, Atlantic City
also Norfolk, Hampton and Newport
News, Va. and was much impressed
with conditions in the South.
The Twin City star. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1910-19??, 1914-09-11

Miss May Irwin, Assistant Supt.,
of Nurses, Freedmens Hospital,
Washington, D. c., is visiting rel
atives and friends in St. Paul. She is
the guest of Mrs. Sherwood, gu St.
Anthony Ave. t-..
The Twin City star. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1910-19??, 1914-09-11

Lawyer w. T. Francis has been ap-
pointed member of the Prisoners
Aid Society by the Minnesota State
Board of Parole. ....-
The Twin City star. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1910-19??, 1914-09-11

Mrs. w. J. Molette of Chicago is
spending several days with Mrs. F.
Wells and Mrs. F. D. Daniels at 463
Charles St.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-11-19
baa$ und bof.

Gus Sal5beoirfnif ser Sdlueiue
lit lntr Elm g~erillges. Sn groBeren
Wetgen tpirft oa5 Sal5 pergifteno
auf Sdueine. Wolr lei ouber iebr
ooriit1ris nit Ser @erabreidung bon
N1feIIafe. @eringIafe uno abnlihen
Aijd1enabfallen. Sdafe o~erlaHgen
piel SoI;. Sas Hinopieb lit fiir ma=
bise SaI5goben oa11fbar, inoem lit)
lem Nppetit bebf, Iud) 5iegen gibt
man nit GortteiL et1pu5 Sols in lei
ne Srdnfe. Nferoe hoben fem Sols-
b~eoiirfrliB. Ga3 @iibnergefliigel fam
Iebr gut cine SolS leben. God aud)
bier lit cine oorlidlrige @iirse oes
@eid,n1sters nit Sol5 apoetitanre=
eeno. M}ebr ais oieies Sluntum
tpirfr cerSifreno asf 9iibner. 9a=
gegen itrto Sic Sal1ben Soljliebbo=
Der uno oer5efren es NIT uabrem
Sel6lurger.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-11-19

tnagen bon GROCER @dneuigteit mon=
t1ert, 1obaB lie raid DON @teQe gu
@teQe befDrbert tperben t0nnen. Mnz
oere @efduBe oieler Dirt meroen ent=
lpeber bon pferoen ge5ogen ooer on
Rroftnagen ongefDppelt.
Wdbrenb Der leBten sebn Sabre bot
OeutidlanO gegen 100000 900 fir
Die @ntpidlung Der mi1itdrii4en
5lugtehnit ousgegeben uno 5runtreia
nur einige Minionen neniger. WGh<
renb 9euti6lonb i'm gau BON Mer0=
plane1 nit Sen anberen MG4ten UNI
@6ritt bielt, 1T es ben anoeren
2Gnoern in Der Gntptdlung Der lent
boren 2uftidiffe Dom Snp Ser 3eppez
line melt oo~rausgeei1t. Tranfreid bot
5nor ebenfons eine Mn5abl BON folden
suftfobr5euaen gebaut, oeren Snpus
aus Dem bsigefugten gi10e eriidtlid
1T, bod bic fran50iiiden 2uftidiffe
ilnb melt lethter un0 neniqer trogfdz
big ols Ote beutfden, pte1et4t cher
1entbar. Der &rieg birft,
tpobl 5etsen, pelde 9orteile uno Ra@s
tetle ieber oteier Snpen bci1Bt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-11-19
%on Sbr gu Ctr.

Mus Bu0apeft miro eemeloet: @raf
Mi4ael Rorplpi, Der bereit5 iein 8uz
oapefter pulais pieber be5ogen bat, Be-
gegnete auf ser Sreppe einem ietner
olten 9tener, Der gu 8eginn oes &riez
ges eingeridt mar uno tpeger1 ether
8erleBung ouf Dem fubliden &riegsz
f4auplaB einige @pden urlaub erbal=
ten bat. rNe, mein @obn," reoet i'm
graf aarolpi an, ri6 bobe geb0rt, oaB
ou bid belbenbaft benommen 6oF. Sd
min bid be14enten. Wos ninfdeit
ou btr?"-nMlfo, Guer 9o9poblgebo=
rem, ioDtel Rrpnen, niepiel DON eirem
Sbre gum onOeren p1aB boben!1-
r@iro Dir bus ni4t gu penig fein2"-
sd begniige MIDI f4On 0omit!" @raf
RarolDi pinigt in Ole Code Elm uno
mill gerobe bic @ntfernung 3mi1den
ben beioen Sbren feines Dieners OBJ
mefen, aIs es i1@ beraustent, bob Die
fer nur Elm Sbr bat.-r@o 1T oenn
betn 3%peites Sbr2"-v9os, @uer
9o@moblgeboren. babe ib BEL edo
baB gelafen."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-11-19
SRI &aiiu.
seiue steluns als &riessberr tn
trau30ii9cr 8eleu4tuug.

Maior 9riant, Der frubere Rom,
manoeur oes eri item fran5Diilden Sd
eerbotailons, Der als 8ertreter oes
pariier rGelair" por einisen Sabren
Sen RaiiermanDpern in @bleiien Bet
mobnte, gab pamals cine Gbaratteriz
fit oes beutiden &ail ers als 9eerfIbz
rer, bic beute BON beionoerem Suffer-
eFe lit. Der 5ran5oie ipri4t pom
Scatter nit einem Gntbu1iasmus, ben
er pieueiht beute angeli6ts Der franz
5DiiIaen Nieoerlagen beoauern piroe.
n@leid ben meiiten 5ran5oien belt id
Scatter Wilbelm fir einen impul1ipen,
in bic Yaraoe perliebten 9errider,
einen &aoaGeriedef, Der nur auf Snz
isenierung effettDouer 8apanerieattafz
fen bebuht 1T. @s nor Dies eine
SGu19ung, BON Ser mir abfDmmen
muhen. Ser &ai1er 1T Elm Rriegsz
herr, ein Mrmeeleiter i'm bDditen
@tnne bes @prtes! Die Smpul1iDitdt
Der eriten Sabre 1T bur6 Die mdbreno
Der 1ansjdbrigen Musibung oes &omz
monDps genonnene @%rfuhrung peientz
lih gemiloert nDroen, Sein @etit be-
ieelt Sic gauge Mrmee pom General bis
gum lebten 5olbuten. gr purDe ON
Sage Der @aladt ale hinreiben unD
elettriiieren; feline Mnpeienheit nIrbe
Elm gnn5es Mrmeetorps eriegen, menn
es sdlte, einen srDben Gdlag aus5uz
fubren. Der Scatter min Dor alien
Ser erite Sffi5ier 1etner Mrmee fein.
Sos Sffi5iertorps treibt einen pabren
aultus nit linn. 9anf ieinem IN
persleidltden @ebGdtnis fennt er
mebrere t%auienb Sffi5iere ni6t nur
benz Namen na6, 1onoern nit alien
Gin5elbeiten ibrer 2aufbabn. Sc 1T
idner, iid por5uifenen, mel4 tiefen
Ginbrud bie1e @therheit oes @ebG4tz
miles unb Der tameraoi4uftliae Son
beg &aiiers auf Sic Sffi5iere ousiibt."
Ser Tron5oie IdlieBt NIT ben Worz
ten: rMn Der @ptBe Ser oeuti4en Or
NEE itebt Elm 5err, Ser fetnen Namen
mGbreno feiner lansen Regterung nit
einem Mimbus gu umgeben uno Elm
8ertrauen in feline perfon gu
erpeden peritano, bob iie linn blinbz
Iings fplgen piirbe. @s tpdre gefGbrz
li9, 6tes gu pertennen. "-9ie Strange
fen boben jeBt ret9lih @elegenbeit, it4
BON Der Wobrheit 6ieier Gbaratterz
f4ilberung oes Raiiers gu iiber5eusen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-11-19
S46ntrne 6lbe.

Sbeobor Jontane, Der ausse5ei4-
nete &enner uno @9ilberer gnglanos,
bot in feinem beute nod l%efensnerten
8u9 uber feinen Mufentbalt I'M perz
eintgten &0nisrei4 Mnfang Der flint
5iger Sabre oes porigen Sabrbunoerts
einmal unter1u9t, nit mel4em Re4te
bamals Elm fran50iii4es 8latt gngz
Lamb einen nRoloB auf tb0neren Jl=
Zen" nonnte, gu jener 3eit Hang
oteie 8e3eidnung 5iemli4 paraoor,
aber Gontane ertannte flor bic Hi4z
tigteit bes Wortes. .9ie tbDneren
TuBe @nelanbs," fast er, limb Dos
gelbe Gieber oes @oloes, Oas 8ertauft=
letn aQer @eelen an ben Mammonsz
teufel. Die &rantbeit 1T ba uno
publt 5erft0reno pie ein @ift i'm a0rz
per, aber unbere@enbar 1T es, mann
bic 8erfaultbeit fi9tbar an bic Sberz
fld9e treten mirb. England, in
duBere, {elbit ungliidlide ariege perz
midelt, mag Die rotten Baden Der @ez
1un0beit nod Elm Sahrhun0ert unb boz
riiber CUR @4au tragen, aber bus 2u=
ger bon 8pulogne in elmer Nebelnadt
5ebn Meilen nDrblih perpflan5t, uno
Der @oliatb liegt an 8oben. Gngz
lanD ii Elm Sim ion, aber erfabt ON
eigenen SCRIBE 1nb linn Die 2oden ietz
rer &ruft genommen, uno, etnmal GEE
bemitigt, miro es i1d i4per gu
neuem Mut erbeben. Sober ffarten
9ogge Ghnlid, oie ben &f felbft
gegen ben @9pd9eren ni9t pieoer
pagt, Der lie einmal beiiegt. Der
@ngldnoer fltebt i4per; penn er
fliebt, fliebt er grMnbli9. @uf etgez
mem 8oben angegriffen, mot bieie eSr=
lei immer idpod. Die RDmer, bic
sa9fen, Sic 9dnen, bic Normannen,
ole tpitete es MIR cine S9lu4t, I'M
iid gu 9erren ur0 Meifern bes 2anz
oes gu MAIDEN. So, mir pif1en es
redt gut, ouf pel4em goben bas urz
bib gum 5olitaff gemaaien TT. Wez
Ser @o1t nod garlament, peber Mbe1
mod @eitli9fett beherriden England,
bic 9erren tn 2iperpool unb
in Der Gitp Of 2onbon. Der 9anoel
bat gu allen 3eit.n srOB gema4t, aber
au9 t1etn: @rpB na4 auBen bin, ober
tlein i'm 6er5en. St fault ben M}ut,
er bot i'm ni4t ielbff. unb bier ltegt
bic @efabr. Menbe mar mir ni4t
Elm, bob t4 MIDI I'M 9inge erhiBte,
Die ien1eits auer M6gli4teit ldgen.
Belt bot bic Srag0oie geitirater
gu alien Soften geieben."-
por mehr als fed5ig Sabren gez
f4rtebenen Worte betommen heute, ba
bic T%ran3oien Morofrantrei4 pretsgez
yeben uno beutfde Sruppen bersitit ez
ZEN, bas Eager ppn Boulogne gu Be-
,ieben, ben Mert elmer PrDpbe5etung.
Sc 1T, als ob Sbeobor 5Dntane nit
g%eiiferbonb benz ubermutigen England
m sic g%olbenen Wdnbe sei@rieben
bGtte: rMene tefel, upbori in"
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popier gegen Ed(te.

Gin geterar1 BON 1901 i9reibt
uns: Gin oltes, ober perbd1tnismdbig
penig angeponbtes Mittel segen Grz
fGltung ltefert uns bas Yapier. @elbit
@eteran, Der Sen @inter=Telo5ug 1870
Big II mitmadte, babe bauptiddli9
our4 ouf 8ruft uno @uden getragenes
3eitunsspapier jeoe @rtaltung fernz
gehalten unb bate au4 fomit nenig
unter Der RGlte uno Teudtigteit gu
leiben, ba bos popier bic unangenebme
@inpirtung naHer 3leioer auf oen
R0rper perhinbert. @egen talte 5ube
empfiehlt es ii@, Die 5uBe iber ben
@trumpfen nit popier etnaupideln.
papier uberan gu boben 1T, 70
t9 meinen Romeraben nit bie>
fer 4nregung etnen guten Dienf III
ernetfen. !,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-11-19
@anoeln 10 &mbGren?

@inem Telbpoitbrief bon Der marne
entnimmt oie ngDh. 3tg." nu4ftebenoe
@4tlberung: Gtmas iebr 9Ibi4es
poiierte iingit in unierer unmtttelba=
rem Ndhe. Sc par ounfel geporoen
unb bic Tran5o1en butten uns beretts
nit ibrem vMbeno1egen" beebrt. go
nennen mir ndmlt9 lire Gepobnbeit,
bos @efedt ungefdbr I'm feds ubr OBJ
5ubre4en, na90em lie uns nit einem
9ugel BON ungefdhr 500 i4peren
@ranaten be0a9t baben, Der 1i9 iiberz
al bin ridtet, ND iIe uns permuten.
@tne &ompagnie mar i'm 8egriff, an
Der Tel0tide CUR Mobl5eit an5utreten.
ols p10Bli4 uber Dem feinDliaen
@@uBengraben eine @eftalt erfdten
unb nit etnem tpeiBen Su9e pinfte.
@s mar ein fran5Difi4er &upttdn, Der
ii9 lansiam ndberte. On einen Of
fi5ier, Der linn entgegenging, ri4tete er
in gebr0denem 9euti9 bic 5rage:
u9aben Sic genug @7en, um audi
metnen 2euten ettpos gu geben?" @uf
Die @egenfrage, nie Diele 2eut. er
bGtte, erptoerte er: nungefdbr bum
BERT" Scum nuroe linn be0eutet, feline
Monni4aft berbei5ubolen, uno oas tat
er benin au4 glei4. Sic legten, Ser
elmer &ompagnie, bic @emebre
fort, unb nubmen an benz GHen Der
oeutiden Rumera0en an Ser TelbtI4e
tell. Der &apttdn enti9ulbigte ii6
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li9 pGre. @pdter er5Gblte er ben
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f@on einmal i'm @efe9t gegen ote
geitanben bGtten, mGren
pteber uus ben G9iBengrdben
gum Mngriff porpdrts gu bringen gez
tDef fen.
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Erie9 in Der Cuff.
fyluamaidincn uno oeren 0ertpeub.
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tenn SntereHe ale @eri4te pom
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bung oieier 51ug5euge gu &riess5metz
ten Mitteilung MAIDEN. gis ieBt febz
len aQeroings nod 5uoerld11ige Be-
rtdte barber.
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ten BON grpBem Wert iiao ober bod
lein tDnnen, 19eint un5rDeifelbaft gu
lein uno ben beiten geieg oofur biez
tet Sic Satiahe, DOB Die MilitGroer=
tpultungen aqer glatipnen nit Offer
barauf beoaht iino, ben feinolihen
Tlugseugen, moimuler bieielben ange=
troffen nerben, nit aaen Mlitteln mo-
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wie (le (6ie6en.

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fteht bic Musbiloung Ser englii4en Snz
fanterte teinespegs auf Der 9Dhe- Sd
butte @elegenbeit, benz Prufungsiaiez
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tainons bei5umpbnen- Man f6ob 5uz
nG9it ouf $50 Meter ouf eine grpBe,
quabratt1de @4eibe, ote leoiglt4 in
Ser Mitte einen idpar5en, etpa topfz
srDBen Sled entbielt. n9os S4fen<
auge" nennt Der englti4e Soloat otez
fes Centrum. Die nd9ite @ntfernung,
auf bic eei4ohen 'puroe, mar 400
Meter. gu meinem @ri tuuner Be-
mertte i9, 0oB man cine @deibe Be-
nuBte, ouf Der Der erndbnte i4nar5e
5led betrd4tli4 grDBer par. Nuf
800 Meter tpar fait Die gan5e @4eibe
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mei1e Remembering iber Dos ftets
pahienbe 3tel gu perbeimliden- Ser
englt1de 9ouptmn11n, Dem geger1uber
th mild duBerte, 1ab midi erfaunt on
uno fragte bann: vSa, pie iollen bic
2eute benn treffen, menn bas 3ie1 auf
erDBere Gntfernungen ni@t gr0ber gez
madt pirb2 sic mihen pifen, bic
@treuung tpirb uuf grDBere @ntfer,
nungen gr0ber. "-n9as par mir be-
a%nttDortete i4, raber es mar
mir ni4t betannt, baB Ser Jetnb NIT
Gntfernung einen INNER
btderen 8a6ertopf betommt, um f14
btefer @treuung on5upafen, "-Mein
ermiberte ni4ts, aber aus ieiz
mitleibtgen 8lid entnahm i4, boB
ct midi fit oos 8er ftdnbnis otefer ems
fen militdrii4en Groge ni@t reif
bielt.