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The Washington herald., 1914-03-19
BOYS PARoLED ION HONOR. =

New York. March 1s-An interesting
experiment in the application of the
honor system 10 inmates Of penal institu-
tiOns began today by Miss katherine
Is. Davis. commissioner of correction,
when twelve boys left the city reforma-
tory on Harts Island to take up farming
on the municipal farm at New Hampton,
y Y.
The boys are to he instructed in scien-
titic farming methods under the super
vision of Ernest Blue and Thomas Buck
of Cornell University. and Robert Rosen-
blUth. formerly a member Of the State
conservation commission. The boys
range in age from seventeen to twenty
four and are all first offenders. The 81
prisoners at the refOrmatory are TO be
sent to the farm later
The Washington herald., 1914-03-19
AINEY RESOLUTION UP TODAY.

At today's session Of the House Com
mittee on Foreign Affairs II is expected
that final and doubtless unfavorable ac-
zion will be taken upon the resolution
of Representative Ainey, OF Pennsyiva-
mia. calling upon the administration TO
inform the House what action II any
has been taken to protect the lives of
American ard other foreign citizens in
Mexico.
There was no quorum of the Foreign
Affairs Committee yesterday, else the
Aincy resolution probably would have
been disposed OF at once.
The Washington herald., 1914-03-19
MEXICAN GOVERNOR AIDS
U. S. IN SEEKING BANDITS

Tecarte, Cal. March 1S-Gcn. Francisco
NasqucZ. governor of the northern dis
trlCt of Lower California. with his stafT
arrived from Ensenada today to invcsti-
gate the murder OF Postmaster Johnston
and the burning Of the postoffice and
store building 10y Mexican bandits, who
escaped across the border.
Gen. Nasquez was asked by Gov. John
son TO turn over the bandits and gave
assurances that every effort would he
made TO effect their capture. He also
said he would reinforce the Mexican
TeCarte garrison.
The Washington herald., 1914-03-19
BY ANDuEw r. o'Co>oR.

( I-pon what grounds sporting writers
are hasing their claim that boxing clubs
are putting sport on higher plane. is
I not explained. Surely they cannot in
clude the New York clubs. which are
threatened with determination 10y the
present state Legislature ON account OF
irregularities IN the conduct Of these COM
mercialized sporting enterprises. They
cannot include Milwaukee, where the club
managers held out S}nO OF the purse guar
antesd 10 Kid Williams for a contest
which he won in that city.
Then rhe barring OF Mcfarland for al
legged ''stallinE in his bout with Jack
Britt"n. al" tn" barring "f WolEast Tor
alleged rough work Las brought IN"
MilW aukee Boxing Commission much un-
favorable criticism.
In the old days Of the san Francisco
boxing clubs. when Hiram Cook was the
official referee. fouls were not recog-
nized. During the history of the old or
ganizatiOnS. there was never decision
awarded on n foul: foul fighters were
considered ours. who adopted that cow
ardIy way to lose decision waen they
felt in their craven hearts that they could
not win. When boxers did not perform
honestly and satisfactorily. contests were
stopped a. was the fight between Jim
Corbett and Peter Jackson. and declared
"No Contest" neither boxer receiving a
cent for his work.
The sporting world was startled one
day t. hear that Wyatt Arp had awarded
= decision To Tom Sharkcy on a foul
against Fitzsimmons. The spectators
made such noise that it was heard
around the world. and Arp was never
afterwards permitted inside of boxing
cIub i'm California
In the championship fight at Jackson
willie. Fla. between Charlie Mitchell. Of
England. and Jim COrbett. of San Fran
cisco. Curbett deliberately fouled Mitchell
hut as the foul did not materially cnangc
the result the foul was mot noticed by
John Kelley. who refereed the farce.
When Mitchell was down. Curhett stood
over. and struck the PROSTATE English
man. Jack Dempsey and Johnny Rcgan,
who were scConding Corbett. rushed
across the ring t. restrain the Irate Cor
bett. who had been enraged at an insult
ing remark made by Mitchell. Time was
called order restored. and the fight ended
soon afterwards, with COrbctt an easy
winner
John Kelley Was loudly applauded for
his Judgment and honesty in ignoring the
foul. and ever since that memorable day
ne has been known as Honest john
Several years afterwards this same
The Washington herald., 1914-03-19
LIND OFF ON TRIP.

Vera Cruz, Mexico. March IS-SreciaI
Envoy John Lipd left here today with A
party OF friends for Alvarador, thirty
right miles south of Vera Cruz This is
the first time that Mr.. Lind has been
outside the city since a special guard was
oetaiIed TO protect him and the American
consulate.
The Washington herald., 1914-03-19
CITY OF SYDNEY DOOMED.

Halifax. y. s. March i>.-Thcre is no
hop" Of saving the steamship City of
Sydney. which was abandoned yester-
day after running on the Sambro Rocks.
twenty-five miles cast of Halifax. The
bow of tho vessel was still Clingng to
the rocks today. Tho constant pound
ing has shattered the bottom OF the shin
and the water in places is up to the
decks.
Capt. Mcdonald said that the City
Of Sydney was cnvcloped i'm fog during
the Who'll" of her run up the coast from
New York, whence she was bound for
st. Johns. \. +. II was while he was
trying to pick up the Iightship Halifax.
southeast Of Sambro Island, that the
steamship struck the rocks She was
several miles out of her course
Last year only twenty-three murders
were committed in the city Of London.
The Washington herald., 1914-03-19
8 CHINESE VILLAGES LOOTED.

Pekin, March ls-Three villages In
Hupeh province have been looted and
burned within the last twenty-four hours.
according to reports received here today
The Hupeh brigands are increasing IN
numbers and boldness daily. Three hun
dred government soldiers were sent out
today to check the bandits operations.
They took with them two pieces OF ar
tllery.
The Washington herald., 1914-03-19
GERMAN FLIER KILLED.

Metz. Germany. March N.-Another
military aviator was killed today. Lieut..
Nongard was crushed to death while
making landing. The aeroplane turned
sideways and crashed to earth from an
altitude of 200 feet.
The Washington herald., 1914-03-19
HERE'S CHANCE FOR JOB.

An open competitive examination will be
held April to fill a vacancy clerk in
the departmental service. Applicants may
be male or female over eighteen years Of
age. The position offers temporary en-
ployment at SO a month, with opportun-
ity to secure permanent employment. In
formati ton as to subjects Of the exsmina-
ton may be obtained by applying to the
Civil Service Commission.
The Washington herald., 1914-03-19
REVERSES DRIVE
VILLA TO front
CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE.

the body. vergara had a sT.eO0 insurance
policy, and his widow could not collect
this amount from the insurance company
until she produced the body.
The Washington herald., 1914-03-19
MEXICAN BANDITS EXECUTED.

NoEales. Sonora, MeNi." March Is
Rafael RoscOn and Pedro Chavez. bandits
Who burned bridges. were executed toda Y
They confessed, impIicatinE other bandits
The Washington herald., 1914-03-19

More than 40 per cent of the worlds
annual production OF tin Is used In the
United States.
The Washington herald., 1914-03-19
TOTS SAFE; SHE ENDS LIFE.

New York, March 1S-In order TO pro-
tect the lives of her three-Sear-old son
and her seven-year-old daughter. while
she was taking her own, Mrs Margaret
Abrahams installed them in a day
nursery. Then she went home and in
hailed gas with fatal effect
The Washington herald., 1914-03-19

There are seven trade unionists In each
thousand inhabitants in Finland.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-07-15

ipOab Fa ben gdu5sn Mlnlsr bln'
bufH Die 9sibpaHtt 3uIubr ohHt II
grobs Rotten ouIvs5ltrbaIitn Iabi.
DEM osE GruHbOIsn ptIhtr fhf bic
mdrmung bts bauIts btHabt piro.
Tam aud cbsn BEN 5ntalt bts 6afs
fms In bcbsr 9smpsralur srbdlitH
uno bic .Wsrpaduns- bsiuabrl Die Boz
he 1tmptra.ur fis IS Giunotn ootr
islbit nod LANCER, is na9 Der Grobs
6s aan5tn appdratts.
Qllss in allen, lam man nit elmer
iAl@ssu 0orridtung cine etobs Grs
IparniB In Der 6si5unassRe6nuns
sr5itlsn. Mutisr Some IdBt No
i~ibsrbdupt nidt b,ldblsn, un6 Die
Wiibsnubung bon iiinflider 6sisuna
gu tniiprtdsnosn 3tiisn ionst ni9is
tytra, abgd,b,n bon Der 6erRsnuns
Der sniIprsasnotn gtrbin6una.
Sm eon5sn Si6psIitn Fn6 fol6s
Qppardtt fbon bi,Ifa6 sinesfibrt,
Dor alien abtr in a~aIiTorni.n, uuS
bisr ri6t bios fiji Ssims, fou6trn
aud fit S9uIsn uu6 anbsrt 5TFsnt.
Ii6s @tbduOt, fir ipsl6s n6mliG
aud Die sr0bku appornt, uusslrtn.
Oct ipsr6,n.
Die gOrridluug Idbt F6 Flsls I'M.
ouffdnig anbrinssn uno brou9l islbR
oos i60nits @obnbdus In tsiner
WstIt gu b%trunItdItsu. SIN Roifna
Tam mon +. aud uuf siusm 9sbsns
ssbduOe babtn.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-07-15
Ser gubbbasS empeI in aanbb.

Damn bringsn Te i9r, Bergen uno
ibrs glumtngabsn gum 9orihsin
unD parten, big bic prisitsr oss
5Gtstnss Die fdDsrsn gfortsn often
ihpingen.
9te ein9elaFensn 8Gfs gsIangsn
In Elm fublts peiBes Gen0lbe; dIss
cann Ordngsn fd prisitsr un6 @olt
Elm. ,nge 5repps btnuuf, bic In Elm
naiterts fIeines gorgsmah fthrt,
Bon ba qsbt es .pitberum our9 cine
Idpers fl6srns 5ur in ods inn.rs
Santtum, tpeltts einen 8oosn Don
gt0iegenem SiIber bat; iiIbsrns Sis
.i6e Its6sH Dor Dem groBsn goIosueH,
0Iodsnf1rmigen, auf oas rstdfts init
5upslsn gfdmiidtsn Sdrstn, Der
qbsr nod meter bur9 cine sIditrus
3piI6snpanO gtTdubt it, pslh.r
tis 3ur 9eds eebt. l~Iebrisens 1T Der
golOsue 9ebGIter 0ss beiligsn 3abnss
nur Die fisbsnts. dubsrits Sils;
is6e onbers nab innsn 5u 1T NOD
reiGer geT6mHdt, als Die Dorb.rigs.
nit odn3en 8spinosn Der ~toItbarItcn
e6eltsine un6 qsrIsn, o6sr nit ius
p~elenbeiebten SiergeItdIten.
@dbrsno Die Grsmbsn Die aHg.s
bGuften S9dBe anitisrsn, baben Die
5iiter 6ss Sdreinss - iGmtIi4 IN
Die maleriI9en alien aoitims bon
aan6p getleiost, nit Dem snganIies
asnosn frauenbuFten Rod, Der tur5su
3ade uno Dem flammenOrotsn 9urs
ban - raid gsnug Die BEL Der bor'
kraeaangensn 3sremonie eingssangss
nen @aben a%bgsrdumt; un6 nun tres
ten bic nsueroiugs bsreingstommenen
gldubigen gang ber3idt Dor, url 5as
nd6It lire 8lumsnlptnosn auf bic
Flbernen Glide 81 legsn, auf osnea
Ti9 bic berrItGtsr Bitten un0 girs
lan6en bod %duFbduFtn. Der 0bers
pG6ter absr rsi9t eth groBes gots
Genes Ssebrett berum. auf psl4ss
pisle Gslogabsn tlingeno fallen.
Sci ben SauptfsftIidttttsn IN
9oamono Rd4ten lit Der 3uOruns
3u bieism nno su an6ersn SsmpsIn
l. feIbIt Tebr tntIegensn auF 5o6eu
ODER in G9Iu9t,n - elm enormet.
gu ben prGatisIien gri6sinunseu
elmer iolfen Qaht, tuenisitsns bel
ben srSBten Gsitli4t.itsn I'm Qusuii
- Die 5psi MOGen 6tftdnoig
6du.rn - ssb6rsn aud Sts gIsfan.
ten : pdroben. G9on tusgsu Del
ausf6midung Der 8eden biefsr BIT.
liasn Siers tpsrosn bic puraOsu sitI
6epunOers. Die GleFanten fpisItr
ibrs ROne onI6sinsno NIT ritfiasn
SsIbfgtfiibl.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-07-15

fsusrIoIsu ao6ofsns finnrsi5 nit
chamber bersinigt; uno ni9t blos fir
Die 3sit gdnItiger SonnsnsS trabluns
ldBt f6 bsibss @aFer Iisfsrn. ion'
bern basisIbs ldBt ii4 aud nod spsi
pbsr orsi Gage lang untsr tribem,
poltigem Mettsr marin genrg srbdls
ten. lln0 3und9it pirlt bic Stbs Der
Sonnsnitrablen bonn borberiseR Gage
ieosnfols friibmorgens am reuen fat
unpsrminoert. 8araus erstbt ft6
T9on our 8sniige bic prattf6s Be-
beutung elmer fol9en Ginri9tung, ou
ia 6as gr0Bts 8soHrFnis mad beibsm
DoTsr geraOs in ben friiben Stuno,n
oss Sngss borbonOsn III, unO oft sbs
Die 6si3ungss9 orri9tung alien Stis
leg ta6tis i'm ganss fem lam.
Man bringt ben apporat in irssnb
einsm 8intel oss Da9es o0sr an els
uer ioniiigen paFsnoen StsIIs an, no
bic SonnenItrablen lire tdrtite
Mirtung ibsn. Sin IuftOi4ter 9d'
fen, NIT Glas bebedt uno in einen
gesignstsn @intsl gum Dad seIt.lt,
sutbdlt cine SeiSungss armatur bon
nnndbsrnb $50 SUB gdIpdniFsrtsr
a6brs. uuf cine grunopIatts bon
aupferbls9 sslDtst. 9isTss MstaI it
Elm fsbr roT6sr DGrmss2eitsr, uno
babel tOumt aud nod bic 20tung 5u
6iIfs, tpsI6s Die Sibs fsbr f9ns1 aud
auf Die unters Seits Der A6brs Isitet.
go pirb bas WaFsr IN siusm Jim.
sebtnben 8aFin, peIdes 80 Bis 12o
ooer mebr goaonsn MaFsr entbdlt,
Fait ungluubIid f6nel erbibt. fo6uB
Bel tpurmsm M.tter fdon mad 5
Tlinuten beiBss DaFsr ansebrsbt
tper0sn fam.
lin bic 9ibe fir gtunbsn, ODER
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-07-15

Ten lpeIbtn Glneann an BEN lbpnIs
.Itsn Gtt inmlsltn btr Gtabl. Wd
@onnsn > 4uieaus label Der trIlt
arommtIlhIag gum G~ctita0lsnR tIn,
uub BON 0a BIZ gum NtrFuln Del
1agskctRirnts hrbmtn btndn0la
gtiensE, RoHntn unb NoltsbduftH
ibsr DE Bride, bic iber sintm mai.
trgraben srbaut N, uub DerI4Dins
ben In BEN pebsn gorbOstn.
Gin srobtr iisinstpfIaItrltr 6of,
BON tintm aloItsr umgebsH, snlbdli
ben piriIi6m Ghrtin (sDnsoba' J.
ptI6tr 6as SsiIistum biret. 8as
IN elm spsihodiesr, btraolottsF unb
nit punOsrIam.n gilbtrsitn reid
ld6miidter gdu, umssttn bon ets
lem siIernm 3aan NIT smpuriisbsus
otn GpibsH, ouf tp,I6,H Die gldu'
bia,n Ole s~sIp,Hbtisn Bergen rttsn.
Die qnOddiigsn rsinissu 6duos
un6 Gubs an elmer Gonidns, Die In
.s:n,r Ode bss aIoFtrs ipruOsIt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-07-15

"a itotnfal9 bisr gtnue; bod bic st'
qenili6m GiHasbprsutn ii6t bas ips'
MA an. llHo Der 5ourii, peIteE
ntloromdntti6, G5susn In Der Qo'
iur uH0 i'm @oItslsbsu lisbt, mag
F6 gttroR tiueH @siud bon siuiasH
IagH Itiiien.
Die G6die Tn0 in6ts nt6t Dos
initrtHaHttfs @isb5eus In Sttitm @s'
Idnos. Dor allen IN Si, Gamargu'
Elm 5ummtlIslo bss erobtu pilosn
e 6purBftsres uno baIbptlosr
psiBtr Roffs. GrItrsr ipisIi
eetobslu 81, 6auptrolIs I'M 9auoe,
unO bti ito,m Gsft or,bt Ta idit oas
edn5s SRisrtfs nm tbn,
WleiiitHs pdHoeru Die G6par3buIlen
in p6lIisr Grtibsit auf ZEN GbsHen
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-07-15
naaStis. gorge.

Der gsfbsr zines tlsinsn Ssss mar
ni4t tDenig srItaunt, aIs er eines
Soges einsn 5rsmben babel iibtrs
rof9te, iUis CT in fsinsm See fiTd.
ts, unb um bas MaB Isiner Red.
belt nOI5umodsH, battle id Der
5rembs ssrobs inter bic SoFtT oes
fest. ouf Der srob unb brett au
Isisn NOR: -9as Gifas9 TIT bier
%perbotsnl"
Ya6nnsn Sic ni6t Isfen2" froote
Der 9efissr. n9ns iii griuateiaeu.
tim unO BAG Gif6sn 1T bier nidt
srlaubt. 9sntsn Sit, i'd babe ben
See fir Sic nit Gifasn ousgsFat.
tet2'
pDirSsn sic mir blsT.idt "a.
gen, mas fir Slide Sic .ingeTsbs
babsn2~
rgsfrsifi. Barr6e unS id -
.M.sbnIb rsgsn Sis f6 benn ouf.
i'd fii4. bod mad 9s6ttn!"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-07-15
Sannmblbt fir gabtwannr.

Gin IAF SIsls HtatHhsH psrippIleS
apparai. - Jm RpilaIis ana iiHR'
Iias 9titHna senutbar.
nod INNER IN man IN Der uumIl'
ltlbarsR ausnlbuna Der GoRntH'
Ttrablm Fir 3ptdt Der 6sijung uidi
pitI meter gslommtn, oils in ibr.r
anfutnDuus far mtaaniI6s araitist'
ftuHatn. .9od fEb immsrbin In ben
Isbttn SaesfR bstrdatIlAs Gortf6ritts
in t~ritsrsr 5iHF9l esmo6t lporOsn.
9t fonnsHstbtiBt, gabsponns bai
bis isbt tbrs bauptfddliHs gsnlbuna
In aaIiforuisn esFnnoen, sisn,t ft
abtt mtbr oosr iusnia,r fir bitI,, ia
fir bic msifen @sssnoeu.
Sn Der Sonntnsg absipdnnt TnO
81. prinBipisn zines sttp5bnli6sH
Sunnsn' 5si5nppartss uHb zines
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-07-15
Ter Zee BON SrSbsrrsutp.

5n tintm ntusn BUD BON gtprs
Gu,ri Don ,Isinsn 2suten unb Boz
ben Sbrisisitm' III nsbtn onbsrsn
gutsn GdsrJ.n bisisr sntbaIttn:
Der Wtrt iareit: .Drsi gsros
trarln t.ma!1
81. Dirtin: .lIi.b, trst Iodon,.
aotbI, ridt on 3ts Der"
Ridtis. bic brsi 8eraIrarIer Der.
longsn Zee unb flii6tsn Sum Ot.u
un6 i4nnttsrn nit ben 3dbnsn.
Sns GstrGni tommt.
Differ Sts," fast Der Serr gi.,
etrmopsr, bat ion 5arb!"
SIN 9si9mnd bill gu lti9t!' Iuot
Der Ssrt Subsr,
Der Ssrr ar.u3poininsr: 10
bait Der biniss 8ausrntse - BE
Dodn MIR 5ablsn fir bic mar unb
IiinOieurss gsIb 6afir sinnebm.n.s
Sost Der Dirt Sur Dirtin: .Gis
9Iaubsn baIt bod, bob 9 q Sex in
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-07-15

Ger bitlsn G66nbtitm BON alnop
bauptId6li6 ion3Wiriert. Dob ott
gtmpsl 1T nod Ditl mtbr dls cine
bloBe ortIias GtbtRspiroigtstt: "
1T elmer Der 5auPts SammsIPuniis
Der ganSsn buoobasgldubigsn Wt!t,
fir Die sr tdum peuiler btpeutst dls
ser Ct. peterssI tn Rcm filr ot.
tdtboIiihe GbriItenbtit.
Was be0eutst Der .6siIig. 31bn4
8ariibsr ii Der 2si.r IN siHissn
Uorten uuIgttIGrt, tbt er Den merit
plroiosu 9empeI ouraulnbslt. Der
3abn lit ooer mar Der utbsrlisierunJ
8ufolgs cine 9eIiquis bonn 9orpet
gu06ba 9autamas ieIbit iDsl9s,
nab pislem Sius uu0 6sripano.rn in
Sn0ien, I6IisBIia in Den srien Sab
rem Oss pisrtsn S~abr5uno,rts mad
GsDIon gu F6sy,y Quf5spabruug ss'
Iunot puroe.
8oh es mar NIT Ser Sihsrbsit
.ni6t gar ipeit Ser. 9isle arisg.
purosn I'M bisIsH 3abu ssfibrt, uno
tinmol geIang ts elmer Strsitmd4t
murooierenoer mdIIbars 9risgsr BON
Jeitlanoe, ods 5eiIigtum f~ort5u'
.f6leppen. bod ipuros basIelbe i'm
10. SdbrbunOsrt pit6srsrobsrt uno
mad Geplon 5pyiidgsbrodt. Qbtr
.idOn i'm nd6itsE S~a4rburosrt BE-
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-07-15

Mmuila Dat leintn miIAsH WsFitu.
nbtr BAT ion psnlaiitHB atbdbii has
iptIb mon in orr aaHltn Wtli, uHo
rtnn mon e. rIr aus Jnbiausrs uno
Mouogf S0uH0rrmantn lulbts.
TaB abtt IEanlEdA nod buit tiHsH
.milan Elitsn@ btlibs - 10 fam
sln I'm usuiahens bersltitsipsis
nrunsn tdprH ptib Die eToBe
gasli isbr wtnia ebtr gar uitis. siH'
ihlitbl.a ioaar ser GtanjoitH
irlbii
Ter wllae Sa6tn Franlytits, et'
ne gtaeno BON nod 70 uriprlR9liasm
6bardittE. pit traeuo Elm 0inid Der
mHft eahata uHb felt pi,ln 9abr'
hunbalsn losui uis uubrdne,rt &c.
blitbtn, litat itiusspsgs nett aus
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-07-15

bsrum. 1enn man Ts itood fur
6titr Gtft9tt cbsr fir ans
6sre 9ersnieunqeu BADEN mill. 10
ptrben is nab Der Stitr > 6Grm,
.Wana0s" asndnnt, g,braat, oamit
fe f9 i'm bsit,n 3utanSs Prdisutis'
rem fonntn.
Die pilosn neiBsn RoTs btI6en
elm bp6f m~ertpiir6igss llsbsr6lsibs
feI elmer lGngIt uti6paHosum 3stt!
Dor 3poIf Sabrbunotrtsn isBtsn nd
bic Sdru3tuen Oss Wlors
~geu!anoss 3sitneilig i'm Siiosn
6rantrei6s fsft, unO lie brabs
ten aud i6re orabiI6su peiBen
gfsros nit, psl6s oura ibre aus'
bauer DEFENDERS beribmt eerDoroen
fino uno srtaunli6 large 3eit c5ne
Rabyung oosr Srant bsit.bsn tons
nen. S6lisbIih aber muBtsn bic
Sara3euen isbr haitig Dor Den iiegs
reiden gropsncdlsu fIisbsu, uro tie
lieBsn oiele ibrsr Sdimmsl 5uriid.
9ieie uuo hire Ratt6mmen tLms
melR ii6 Isit0em beItdnOig auF ben
GbeneH uHo Sal5piiitsn berum, bic
70 groBe gsbnIihtsit NIT ben Mus
~fenldu0ern ibrer alien Ssimat babsn.
lleber 5000 0erielbeH FnO bsute iiber
bic Gamnrgue 3eritreut, Elm baIbpiIs
oes 0aTsiH fiibrsno. aud fe rpers
ben e~ingtidngsn, penn man ie gu als
ler6anO 0ienitsn gebrauat, ME bas
QusOreIteH BON Weli9toru pber Die
8erfolguug BON Shnar36ullen.
Bon Den alien Snra5ensn IiHo Dies
Il urdbif6e Gborattsr3iigs aud
auf bic 6eltiaen prtsangeIeFsnsn ges
no6nsr Der Gumargue ibergeguugsH.
Dor allen Iiuo lie Better, ME es
feline beFsren geben fam; man Toms
te re 0drin geruoe5u nit ben 3ens
lauren oOsr pferos . MenIdsn Der
aItgrisdiIden Gage bsrgleidsn. llnb
oies gilt ni6t BON Den Wdnnsrn uls
Iein; pieImebr fam man oft aud
Mldb6sn, fognr 5iemli6 tletns. ouf
ibrsH fpsiBn RoTen mad Dem martts
Stdotdsn rsiten febsn, qusriiber
gIsi6 BEN Mdnnern fBenb. Dsnn
ie0o9 Die 5rau 5uIammsn nit ibs
rem gattsn has RoB beitei9t, 10 fsbt
fe ii4 msiitsns nidt geiprei3t.
4 y
Cine Scribe 9ullen unO an6eren
6ornpiebs, pel9e iibsr bisIs Gbsnsn
getriebea miro, bietet einsn fat sbsns
70 impoidnten Qn6Iid, ME irgenb eis
ne morgenlGnoifne aarardn., Die
fi4 burd cine @afe Oabin bsfpegt.
QIles gei6isbt nit 5%eremonioier 0ro>
nlins; ieoss Sier bat feinen beitimms
ten qlab unb feline 5ugsteiIte Qufs
gabe, ME iebss MenihentinO aud.
3usrt in Ser prp5eTion tommen
6ie i6par5gIdn5enoen gullen, ftets
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maieItdtiId ouftrstsnb .un6 ibrer
Waros unb Stdrte Offenbor benubt.
Dtdt binter linen iommsn bic Jdr'
fen, ~gslsbrigsn Weibsrn bsrslei9bar;
uno binter linen MAIDEN Die tlsinen
4dI6sr, gu Iuftigem nnfus ~duTselegt,
aIlerIei aupriolen. sJbnsn foIgt bas
pbiliiiertum Der gsb0fntsn Diebers
tGusr: Die alien S9isn un6 aiibe,
tDeIds OffsnFdtIt9 nur isbr uueern
mitma1en.
3uIebt tommen bic .sdrbiens'
o0er 9ieb : 90 dGttf, nod an
msiIlsa ben OmerisaMtI ea sG0D:
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Snnae glutter an GehIon.

md6tigtsn fi6 Die pOrtugisIsn Oss
3obnes un0 bsrni9tetsu Jpn.
Der a0nig oosr Obsrbduptlin9 in
aanbb (S6einfurIieu gilt es BORT
no9 btut0 lisB stnfa4 siHsu 3ubr
bon Glfsnbsin MAIDEN, uno 8fuor
70 groB, ME Der
uripriiugIi6s mar, unO lisB bod Ia
zen 5igsIn einen bsIonberen pulaft
tes 6siligen 3abnss bausn, an sinet
GtGtte, no pe0er 9amulsn, nod
ipeibe SserGu6er uno un6sre 6sinot
Iih 0es 5siIigtums ioltsn bsmd4ti'
gen tonnsu.
Seit Dem Sabre 1916 nbsr rubi
Der DieI umItrittene 3abn snb9iiltig
in Grisbeu unter Dem S1ub Der bri.
tifden Glagge in isinsm palat ooer
5empsI. GinmaE is0es Sabr abr
miro er berousgsnommen uno nit
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Rasit 10 8arIt.

SrisSri8 miIbsIm III, BET lii.
srObOatsr bss aoiIers, mar in Eel.
nsr R%sbspsiis bsianntli6 etfpas Elm.
iIbis" unb bridte fi6, mo es on.
9ing, nur In sin5sInsn @ortsn aus.
Ginss Sosss, aIs ,r 5ur aur In
SspIis ipsiIte, tuurbe ibm bintsr.
bru4t, bob Elm unsarif9sr mosnos
i'm 0rts lei, Der fi9 bssIsIber. GtiIs
btfleibiss. s2ennen lsrnsn.1 Ct
IieB fi4 ben GERM seigsn; Bel Der
nddfsn grunusnpromsnabe eraBte
CT ihn, unb es entTponn f4 foleen.
bss @siprG9: .gdben2' Srins
tsn!" .MilitGr2" .Moanot.-
so" ypoIidsi2" vaonig.@
n@rdtulisrs!"
~ /,
Gin Rraftmtnf9. a.:
Der Serr Msier lit obsr Elm Grobs
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gtna cine @iertelmiIlion G9ofe
lrti0et bic 5dlfte oes Sabrss binburd
duF oieltn geIsmarideu uub sRH5s
bert bsgierig an Dem grus auf Den
ileinen 6iigeIn, oie nur tutnig iiber
bas wdFsr e~mporItsben. absr 9irs
ten Fnb bier rdr; senn sineu groBen
1eiI bes Sabres 1T bitIe Gsgeno eis
ne fsbr ungtFunbe; uHO mare nidt
Der .MinroI4 aendnnie Wino, tpeIs
der su etpiFen 3eittn fat Die Gin
Mfrbdaarm absr Sic Qapolddft fegt,
u ipHrOs pisEt lpatzidsinII@ ein
@sassn gEusbess Isip. DIstsE slbt
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aud fiji Gage fefsu6uItsn, tpirs Ous
9aHin, tpsIfes 6as erbiBts MaFsr
dnFnimmt, in ungsfdbr osrIslbsn
DeiIe .gepadt", tpis Gin fsusrloier
aO&oTen. 9utiirIid Fdnst bic Set
fir bic 9epobruns Der Siss aud Don
Der GrSbs bss 8dTins, rsfp. bon Der
Mlsnge 0ss beiBeH MaFers ab.
DisFes Gnftem fam gang gut aud
NIT sinsrn tlnFIiGeH 9eisungs'
gDTtsm in 9erbinoung gsIsst tpsrosH,
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fprsdsr; mas Der f9on oIles eeIes
BEN unb srIsbt baden pin."
g.: rSn, Der pirft nur 10 NIT
glsTantsn bsrum.-
- Rstts ausft9t. - Grau:
rSsrr DOitur, unTsIs alic. lit i6on
Sipsi Sabre alt unb ipridt nod tsiu
Mort he pirb's bod Isrnen2s
Qlr5t: ,Gbsnlo gut ipie GieI4
Gtsmanh lsutisBD: sGsrs9tst Gin.
msllA
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gtrbdItntsmdBis. 9as
ter oer graut Gum 9elperber): Dian
bort, Ge ieisn bsri6uIost9"
..Das gsbe i9 gu s- dber per'
bdItnismGBig lsbr tpenig!l""
,9erbGItnismdbig -. pie rsrffs'
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SD meins, i'm gsrbdIinis 81
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Btlnrr alta CruIur.


III,
gli6i blob rdumIih Iitgi Der Ttm'
bel bss SsiIiatn 3abuts I'm 9srssH
Ser Gta6t aanbB; ion6trn ods
acnss psiItis. uno gtI,aiss asbsn otr
alien SauptIiaot Bat bier laiid4lit
i,tnsH Mitltlpunit, auf ipsItsn ia
aud Dos 5RteTsTs 6ss Gumosn tToB