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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-04-18
TREASURY OFFICIALS
PREPARE RIGGS CASE
Papers Collected for Inspection Of
Secretary McAdoo-Fnanciers
Deny Controllers Allegation.

Treasury officials accused by the
Riggs National Bank of persecution
and trying to wreck the institution
continued their conferences late yes
terday. planning the defense they are
to make when the case is heard in
court May IL. and had nothing to say
as to what the defense will be. All
the papers in the case are being gath
cred together for the inspection Of Sec
rotary McAdoo. who is expected to re-
turn to his Office at the Treasury. after
long illness. some time this week.
Counsel for the bank said last night
that there was nothing new in the sit
uation and that they are ready to pro-
coed with their case as soon as it comes
up. 1t was said that the bill of COM
plant, on which Justice Mccoy grant
ed the intunctions against the accused
Treasury officials, contains all that the
bank has to offer, and that the tight
will be made on the one issue OF
whether or not the controller of the
currency has exceeded his powers In
dealing with the Riggs Bank.
Bank Denies Controllers Claim.
Omcers Of the Riggs Bank last night
drew attention to a statement printed
in The Star in connection with an ar
ticle giving certain contentious Of the
controller of the currency, in which
Controller Williams was quoted as
saying that the Riggs Bank was the
only bank which refused to comply
with requests for complete informa-
ton giving all details in connection
with the regular statement Of the con-
dition Of the banks.
Officers of the bank denied this re-
port, and said that they had answered
every question put by the controller in
his request for the usual statement of
way that all other banks had done.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-04-18
go to Mortified IL because there they |
find something for their own hearts"
Changes a Person. i

90 10 NOFthnelQ Is because tneEo tH0y
find something for their own hearts"
Changes a Person.
The speaker complimented Washing
ton girls highly for their work in So
cial uplift. but declared that there
seems limit sometimes to what can
be done in this field. and when girl
feels that way. she said. tho thing for
her to do is to go to the Mortified con-
ference and find the pleasures that
will make some Of your other pleas
ures seem dull"
IF a whole group of you Washing
ton girls were to attend the confer
ence this year." she declared, in con-
clusion. you would come back and hnd
not only Washington different. but
Washington people different"
Miss Harlan laid special stress on the
democratic spirit which prevails at the
Mortified conference. saying that this
spirit finds its way into the hearts OF
all the girls who go there. She cited
as an example girls from Rochester,
who. going home from the conference.
were so lovely. SO gentle. SO winsome
that after a while girls grew together
who had hardly even been friends be-
FORE"
In the informal discussion that fol-
had attended the conferences testihed
to the benefit spiritually and otherwise
which they received while staying In
the Massachusetts town.
Miss Cora Neale, secretary of the Girl
Scouts: Mrs. Thompson, Miss Gore and
Mrs. Young were among those who
spoke.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-04-18
GOLF MATCH DISCUSSED.
Chamber of Commerce May Play
Board of Trade Team.

Members of the Chamber of Com
merce who are golf enthusiasts are
discussing a plan to hold another golf
match with golfers of the Board of
Trade. The suggestion has been made
that the match be held about June l..
II it can be arranged. an effort will be
made to hold a tennis match at the
same time.
Applications for membership III the
chamber have been received from the
following. according to an announce
ment made by Secretary Grant Sester-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-04-18
GERMANY TO GATHER RUBBER.
Shortage Is Acute and Government
Arranges Collection Campaign.

LONDON. April 1.-THE Exchange
Telegraph Company publishes dispatch
from its correspondent at Copenhagen.
who says that the shortage Of rubber
in Germany is so acute that the govern
ment is arranging for next week a spe-
cial campaign to collect rubber through
out the empire.
Not a single thing made Of rubber.
even soothers for babies. and discarded
overshoes. will be overlooked by the
wagons which will parade the streets of
German towns.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-04-18

The erection of large department
store to be run on the American plan in
Honkhong and the purchase of a mil
lion dollars worth OF stock in the Can
ton Bank were the principal projects de-
cided upon at Il recent meeting OF the
on Leons Tong, according to iung Hong.
national president of the society.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-04-18
Accused of Borrowing" an Auto.

Charged with taking away property
without consent of the owner. Lawton
D. Stenerson, 1888 street northwest.
was arrested last night by Detectives
Boyle and Stringfellow Stenerson. who
is a chauffeur. is charged with having
taken an automobile belonging to P. L.
Paylor. 2121 14th street northwest. and
damaging it.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-04-18

dav afternoon: f. E. Berger, H. s.
Omohundro, F.. P. Fenwick, E. J. Shane.
L. l.. krentzlin, NJ. J. Lynch and F. $.
Hight.
Announcement has been made that at
the May meeting of the chamber re
ports will be received from the fol-
lowing committees: Building. munfc-
ipal legislation. schools. law and legis-
iation, publicity, building industries
and militia
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-04-18
A Lucky Thirteen.

The speaker outlined the history of the
Mortified conferences, first telling how it
became a meeting place FOR men, and later
for young women interested in religious
work and study. She told Of the inception
Of the woman's conference. which move
ment was started by thirteen girls, and
said:
From the efforts of these thirteen
girls twenty thousand young women
in this country have been touched for
the best things in life"
Miss Harlan emphasized that the spir-
ii of the Northf1eld conference is not
that Of camp meeting. I'VE don't
want anybody to feel that it is just go
ing to meeting" but place where all
who attend receive something which
none Of us who have been there can ex-
plain
THE telling of the story of North
field" she said. "is like describing the
flower pot that contains the beautiful
lily. The classes and routine work at
Mortified are just the holder-the in
SEPARATION which you will receive is the
beautiful flower"
THE reason girls love Northf1eld,"
she continued, us that there they find
Christ Mortified shows them how to
make a channel in their lives for Him
who is the great gardener. They learn
there to think of Christ as theirs.
There are a great many beautiful,
good, happy girls who do not love their
Bibles. But at Northf1eld they find out
the great things that really belong to
them. The reason why girls want to
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-04-18
CALLS WASHINGTON
MOST BEAUTIFUL
Prettiest Capital City in the
World, Is View of E. W.
Stephens.
HERE WITH COMMISSION
STUDY ARCHITECTURE
Missourians Who Are Collecting In
formation Needed in Construction
of Home Statehouse.

! Washington is the most beautiful CAPT
| tai city of the world
| This is the opinion Of T.. W. Stephens.
chairman OF the Missouri state capitol
commission. who, with the other members
of the body, has been in this city for the
purpose Of studying certain details Of
architecture for the Missouri capitol build
ing, at Jefferson City. Mo-, now i'll process
of construction. The comm ssion has
made visits to practically all of the pub
lie buildings here. and the members ex-
pressed themselves as entirely in accord
| with the view of their chairman. Mr..
Stephens told Star reporter he had been
in nearly every capital city of the world,
but never has seen one which could touch
the beauty of the capital of the United
States.
THE arrangement of buildings. the
distances between them. the architec-
ture and the construction. together with
the marvellous system of parks and
natural effects. are all beyond the COM
prehension of the person who has
never seen them" continued Mr.. Steph-
ems. There is nothing in the world.
in my opinion. which equals this city"
Work of the Commission.
| The work of the Missouri state capt.
toll commission has been a succession
! of painstaking studies and careful de-
cisions. 1t was appointed by the gov
ernor of the state shortly after the
fire which destroyed the old capitol
February 5, 1911. Chairman Stephens
Is from Columbia. Mo. He was for
thirty-f1ve years editor of the Column
bia Herald. and is a former president
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-06-24
Gnqlii0c Oroen.
9nmmp @ttins bat tuenis 0elegenbeit
lie III brfnmmer.

Man bat ni9t nit nnre4t gegen
bic @neldnber ben @ormurf erboben,
oaB sic 3abl Der nit benz @ittoria<
treu3, Der b0diten triegerif@en @usz
5si9nuns, eei@mudten 0ffi5iere in
gar teinem @erbdltnis gu ben Mannz
l9aften itebt, sic Die slei@e Mus5ei@z
nuns erbielten. Sour in gang perein<
3elten Tanen miro einem @emeinen
bie{er &%riessorben perlieben. Der
@rou@ bat feline eei4i@tlihen @runbe,
bic tief i'm @eien oes enslii&en 9eeres
liesen. Ser sem0bnli@e @olbat par
ia bier ftets nur Elm gemorbener @0lb<
ner, Ser feinen 2obn erbielt uno auf
@bren teinen Mnipru@ bate. Desz
balb berrf4te Big in bic neueite Set
BEL Der engli{@en Mrmee sic @itte, oab
nur b0bere Offi5iere NIT @bren5ei4en
per1eben tperoen ionten. Seltene 4usz
nobmen beitdtigen bic &egel. @ls
Mapoleon an 8orb bes v8eQeropbon"
tam, murbe CT bon elmer Mbtetlung
Marineiolbaten empfan9en, Die in
&eib' unb @lieb ftanoen. @r f@ritt
nit aufmert1am prifenben 8liden an
ibnen entlang, lobte lift triegerii@es
Musieben un6 Guberte Damn feline Ser
numbering bariiber, baB bteie augenz
19einli9 olten @oloaten nod ME i'm
5euer sepelen ieien. Ser &apitdn
erpioerte, bab ii@ ptele bon tbnen
1@on in @@la@ten aus9e5ei4net bdtz
ten. vMos!" rtef ba Napoleon, runo
teiner BON ibnen bat Elm @erbienit3eiz
@en?" Man iebte linn auseinanoer,
bab Oroen nur an bic Sffi3iere Der
b0@iten @dnge perlieben miiroen, tpoz
rauf er topfi@uttelnb ermiberte: pas
1T ni9t Der re@te Meg, UNI triegerii@e
5usenben gu pflegen uno gu fteigern."
@er1ube, bur@ Sr6en unb @bren3etz
@en auf bic patriotti@e @timmung
ber Gngldnber ein3upirten, fino piel<
fa@ in sic @ege geleitet morben, aber
ftets obne re@ten @rfolg. go bat
@mift ben mertmurbtgen @orf@lag
gema9t, bic Miin3en iollten in Mez
oainen umgemanbelt merben, uno
3tpar 10, baB auf ibnen BON 53eit gu
3eit beribmte @reigni7e Der paterz
ldn6t19en @ef@i4te bargeiteat mir
ben. Gr batte 6abei freili@ feline
prattii9en @intergeoanfen. rMuf bieie
Meiie," i@retbt er, npirben Mebailz
len, Sic iebt nur Elm toter S@aB ober
cine bloBe MerfniirbiQfeit finb. in benz
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-06-24

gierung ols Sdiiter bieler l1nabbdn-
gigfeit bpdodten. llno Sielen1 3mede
6ient ein llrabbangigfeitstag mebr
ais piele Mmerifam lations=5age
6ragen mir u1s nad Ser Mbii6t,
melde sic 8ilIon Iomlil1iitration NIT
A115idaltung oes l1nabbangigfeitsta=
ges perfolgt, 10 iill6en mir oie @nt-
MORT in Dem geia1nmten england
f%reun6lid)en &urs, SEN nnier 9anb,
felt es urter @ilior's @erridaft 1tebt,
genommen bat. @ir finben cine Mrt=
mort 6afir ferner in Dem l1mitanoe,
bab gu eleider 5eit, % @ilion an
cine unS freunolidgeiinnte Nation,
oas 6eutide &eih, elm berausforoern=
0es ltltimot11m iteQt, er Dem &onige
BON England, Dem 9anbe, SOS NIT
9%ertidlan6 i'm %erbitteriten Sample
itebt, 6nr6 Sen &c ianbten in 2on6on
cine Grie6ensmeboi1e iiberrei9en
IaBt. Sic grfldrung iiber sic M=
idaff1ng 6es NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
liegt in Dem 8eltreben ser anglo
pbilen Eartei Sen Ser. 5toater Inn
ie6en Hrets Sen Mnidein Ser meiteit-
benoen OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES at ge<
ben.
gu einem observation-disclosures Gage
bate irgen6 Elm onberer 0ffentlider
6eiertag 11mgetpon6elt tperoen f0l1t=
men. GaB man uns SEN l1nabbangig-
feitstag unter 6ieiem @or1pan6e
nimmt, lit gepiiiermaben sic offi5ieue
@rf1arung, bab thotlddlid unfere
ltnabbdngigfeit in Die 8riid)e gegam-
gen. baB mir Sic Sflapen gnglanbs
iinb. @eroen sic Mmerifoner 6ie
8orte S%efferion's, ibr %nationales
@eiligtbum, pergeiien?
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-06-24
5piritismus i'm Erieqe.

Gin 8o%rreiponoent i@reibt: Mir
tparen BEL elmer Tamilie gum Mbenbz
eRen eingela6en. Maturli@ mar bonn
&rieg bic @ebe. Sc tpur6e 1pGt unb
mir MOLTEN i@on geben. 9a iagte
Der @ausberr. ob mir ni@t nod bletz
ben tpollten, es tpiirbe 9lei@ cine fptrtz
ttftif@e @tBung abgebalten, unb es
fei Elm por3igli@es Meoium ba. mir
paren baff, bab man i'm &rieg mod
fir ben @ptrtttsmus 3eit batte. @ir
ieten in 6tefen Sagen au@ obne Sci
iter f@on begeiftert, meinte ih ld@elnb.
Mber es mir6en beute Mbenb 6o@ erz
lau@te @eiiter 3%ittert, bieB es. Mun
alfo, tper gum 8eiipiel, iagten mir.
ga, bieB es peiter, 3und4t Martin
2utber, bann 8ismard unb am @nbe
fogar 6auit. 9a iprong elmer BON
uns ouf, Ser fonit Elm filler Meni@
aus ben baperif@en Bergen NOR,
f@lug NIT Der 9an6 auf ben 5ti4,
bab aues tpadelte un6 rief: 81 mas,
mir brau6'n ieB i'm &riea foon Sauft.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-06-24
@rofeHor @eprae @. @irdtpeh bpr

FrDrem0r george Us. 6trd)iueg BON
Ser Seem gorfer Columbia l1niperii-
TIT, cine a11erfannte Mutoritdt o1f
oem @ebiete 6es @0lferredts, lit ser
@niidt, boB Deutidlon6 nidt bIoB
beredtigt tpor, feline Sruppen IN BEL
glen einmoridieren gu 1aiien, ionoern
ou9 Dos &edt bette, sic 2ulitonia
GIT perlenfen. vGeutid)lart6s Stonb~
p1tnft, boB es beredtigt tpor, BEL
giens Ne1,trolitdt 81 perlete1t, nod
DEM bieies 2ono ge5tprngenertpeife
6ranfreids @erbiin6eter getpor6en
par, lit FORFEIT un6 u,tongreifbar,"
iagt 6ieie r umerifoniide @eIebrte
mortlid. uMub sos @erienfen ser
2ulitania lit bon n0lferredtlidem
Stan6p11rfte ol1s po0itdnoig gu redt<
fertigen. Sd bin mirflid neutral,
nidt pro=brttiidt nod pro-oe1tid; i9
erfe1rre on, 0aB sic g11triiitune iiber
Sic gernidtung ser 9uiitania es on<
fangs 1tnmogli6 madte, Die Mneele-
genbeit pornrtbeilsIos u11o ur1por>
teiii6 3t 6isflttieren, nber nod 11no
nod) miro es Sag nno mir iebe1r, ooB
0eutid)lon6 MIR 5piiden 5elbitmoro
nn6 M11griff mdblen fann.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-06-24

qepDbnliden !9anbelsleben tbren user
erbalten unb gu eleiher 3eit Sic @rDBe
6e5 engli1@en @ei@es preiien, bic Miz
ben Der untertbanen belobnen, i'm @olte
Dantbarteit ertpeden uno bic Ma9eifez
runq Der Ma9melt erresen." 9ie1er
{@Dne 91an fam jeoo@ nidt CUR Musz
fiibruna, mie 10 piele an0ere dbnli9er
Dirt. Sic englii4en Sffi5iere aber
empfanben es oo@ a1s cine unsere@z
tigteit, baB lire @olooten feline Musz
3ei@nungen erbielten, un6 10 lift es
6enn pielfu4 porsetOmmen, baB bril-
tif@e 0ffi3iere aus eigenem Mntrieb
unb auf eigene Softer Srben anfertiz
gen lieBen, bic fie an ibr Manni@afz
ten perlieben. Ser Sberit zines @e<
giments eab einem @oloaten fir 1ange
Dienite ober ionftige quite Glbrung
aus eisener Ma@tpo1tommenbeit einen
BON ibm getouften Srben. Cine felt
fame Mus3ei@nung Der Dirt fat 1862
Elm 0beritleutnant Montgomerep in
Sn6ien gef@affen, inbem ct ben rsSynz
bi{9en @ol6atenz@ ntbaltfamtettsberz
elm" g%riinbete, Der an %bollitdnbige Mbz
f%tinen3ler, an @uropder un6 Gin9eboz
rene, an Offi5iere unb Manni@aften
in glei@er Mei1e eine filberne Meoaile
perteilte. @ie 9afing Srpin in ieiz
mem 8u@ iiber englif@e 8riegsorben
mitteilt, CAB es ipdter breiuno3tpan5ig
per{9iebene FOLDER folbatifden Srben
fir @ntbaltfamfeit, un6 fe baben biel
our Musbreitung ber @bitinen3bepez
aurg b%eigetragen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-06-24

@odrufen begriibt. gor 6em @alais
ltarro sic Mengc georangt @opf an
&opf uno rief u>ro rief, Biz iid idlieB=
lib sic geliebte @robber5ogin NIT it,
rem Shmeitern a11f 0em 8alcon 5eig=
tc. "a fannie Sic 8egeiiterung feline
-@rer5e mebr. Dit binreiBenoer &C.
molt p1lroe Sic Mationalbpmne: uSn5
SemedJt" g%eil1ngen un6 immer mieoer
crflang Ser &alf: ugs lebe uniere
@roBber5ogin Moria M6elbei6." Dieie
Spation NOR ser lpontare Cant 6es
&olfes Fir SOS bcrrlide 8eiipiel, 6as
u11s Ser groBber5og1ide 9of oie gan5e
Sctape bi1r0l1rh gcgeben. Se6en Sag
fnieten sic Meitglieber 6esielben on
Ser @omm11nionbanf, tparen am Na6=
mittag Inn ltbr in Der Mn6adt nn6
Hreoigt un6 eridienen abenos Inn 8
l1br mieoer, INN nit ibrem @olf Dor
Sem @nooenbilo ser Tr0lteiin ser
getriibten SEN &oie11fran5 51 beten.
0ie @rone bil6ete uber 6ie @6ll1B=
pro5ei1ion 6urh Ste Straben Ser
Sta6t. Mo6 ME bot 2uremburg iold)
Elm gdauipiel geieben. SHE Stro<
Ben bon bon @iIgern. Die 8ro3eiiion
6auerte cine 6t1tn6e Idnger ols in
onoeren Sabren. l1n6 90 idritt Sic
iugenolide 6iiritin, nit ibrer Mh1tter,
ibren 5 @dme1tern un6 ibren Sof6u=
men, SEN &oi enfran3 in Ser &on6,
binter DEM Maerbeiltgiten climber.
1iefe 6r0mmigfeit lit ser tiefte
@run6 Ser 2iebe ser 2~nrembnrger,
aber au9 6es @oiies Ser Sron5os-
hinge.
G6mei5.
Germ Sic @9tpei5er Station
bat in elmer G~olfsobitimmung nit
435, 900 gegen 10000 Stimmen 6ie
ginfiibrnng elmer @riegsiteuer be-
i9lofien, tpeIde ehpo 60,000,000
8ranfen ($12> 100000 einbringen
miro. - Ma9 elmer ltel-
lung 6es ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS be-
traet sic 3abI ser iiberieeii6en Mus=
tponoerer aus Ser S6tpet5 in ben er=
item bier Monoten 6ieies Sabres 789
gegen 2091 in 6erielben 3eit 6es
Goriabres.
3urid. - Mand einem IN 3u-
rid miaiiigen 9eutidem, Der glaubte,
bon elmer ginberufung berfdont 5a
bleiben, tpa1r6e fir31i@ oo6 nod Elm
steQungsbefebl ing 6aus gebradt.
Gs m11r6en bierpon 2eute %getroffen,
sic bereits fdon tpie6erbolt 5rriidge-
itel1t mor6en poren. Inter BEN Gin
berufenen mie a11h unter Ben frtld
Mnfgebotenen befin6et ii6 cine gan5e
Mn5obl @efddftsle11te, 6arnnter iol=
DIE, sic idon Dor Sabren iid IN
3irib nie6ergelalien baben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-06-24
.eoemtmm 9Sppue @ano:
lung.

Mie tpeit I'M er 2an6 urter ser 2ei=
tung Ser Mnglopbilen inn Sblepptau
gnglonos gefommen lit, eriiebt ser
edte Mmerifaner nit eri 6reden6er
0entlid)feit aus Dem Be1niiben getpii=
Ter &reiie, ielbit Sen 4. Sa1li, ben
b6diten Teiertog ser Station, ieines
ur1priingliden @borafters 5u berau=
ben.
Sebes aino melB, baB Der 4. Snli
gum grinnerungstag on Sic burb Sen
&ongreB am 4. Sl1li 1776 erfolete
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. erboben
moroen lit. Sn 6ieier Declaration
ml1rbe sic Gprannei un6 Die l1il1rpo=
tion @roBbritamie11s iiber Die &edte
Ser amerifnnii6en @olonie1t 5nriidge=
mielen unb sic 6or6erung %aufgelteQt,
''that these united colonies are, and of
right ought to be free and Independent
states, that they are absolved from all
allegiance to the British crown, and
that all political connection between
them and the state Of Great Britain is,
and ought to be, totally dissolved"
|(.... 6aB sic pereinigten &olonien
NIT redt iinb uno iein miiiien freie,
u%nabbdngige staoten, 6aB lie BON al
len GerpflifturQer Qegen 6ie brit1lde
@rone entbumoen, u1rb 6aB ale politi=
f6e @erbin6l1ng 5tpiiden ibnen uno
Dem britii6en &ei6e politanoig gelolt
lit urb geloit tper6en m11B.)
Dieie bon 9bomos Sefferion Der
faBte l1nnbbangigfeits grflarung lit
immer BON bem omerifanilden 8olfe
ols ser foitbor1te Sdae beilig gebol=
ten tporoen. 9arum bot Die aajabr<
lide Geier bes 4. Suli als l1nabban<
gigfeitstog itets sic gigenart oeS
Entertainers ols 8iirger Ser itol5em,
freien un6 nnabbdngigen &epublif in
trefflider @eiie mie6ergelpielt.
God Ser @ilion Mbminiitrotion
blieb es porbebalten, ebenio mie Der
tbatiadliden unabbangigfeit unIerer
&epnbIif o1,9 Dem 10 iebr in oie
@olfsieele iibergegar1genen l1nobban=
gigfeitstoge elm gnoe GIT maden. SS1
ebenio geididter mie 5aber @eiie lit
mon an bober @teue bemiibt, Sen 4.
S1Ii, Sen ul1nabbangigfeitstog" in
einen logenomten ~amerifoniiie=
rungstag" 1m8upanoe1n. Inns mie=
oerbolt ieIbit m1s @aibington 5uge-
gongene Sdrifhtiide nit BENT eriu=
den Inn Nnblifaticn betpeiien 6os.
Mit tpeld)em &edt 6ies geidiebt,
sic Groge mogen uniere golfspertre-
ter DEM 8rdiiben1en porleger. Sc
6enfans bat Elm vMmerifaniiierungs=
tag" bieielbe @eredtigung, mie 10
monte an6ere offentlide Teiertaae,
obglei6 mir nod LANCE nidt Ser Mn~
1t9t 1t1t0, 0aB OUT 1olfe @e11e etfpds
CUR Mmerifaniiierungs beigetragen
mer6en fam. 9enn cine nmtpar6=
lung Ser gingepan6erten in quite
8iirger unieres San6es bo113ieH ii4
nidt unter duBerem @omp an einem
Gage, fon6ern fann MIR brett betpirft
tperben 6ur9 sic mtfridtige lteber-
5e1,gu11g 6es &er5ers unb 6es Ser
ito1rbes bon ser gbrenbaftigfeit, bon
ser @robe un6 l1nobbdngigfeit .6es
2an6es nno ieiner @egierung. l1no
sic Ser. Stoaten fon11et iid nidt init
@elbittdl,idlrlrg 3ufrieoen geben. Die
les 9on6 brondt iiber5e11gltngstre1,e
8iirger, sic 6as 2anb feiner Modt,
ieiner @elb5titdnbigfeit ,1r6 lt1tobbdn>
gigfeit megcn lieben un6 beiien @e-
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Ser gbicaoper Gtrabenbabnfreif

Ser gbieagoer strakenbabnfreif
bot 6ur9 giniebung zines @6ieoS<
geridtes feline @rle6ig1ng gefunoen.
lift ie6enfans ein erfreuli6er
aber nod erfreulider miir=
Sc es getpefen fem, mera1 sic Clint
grng m1f elm @die6sgeri@t porber
erfoIgt tpdre, 10 6aB Ser 9treif Bette
unterbIeiben f0nnen. Sir cine mo-
6erne @roBito6t lit ein folder Mus=
itan6 INNER cine miBlide @ade, Ell
nerIei, bon mie fnr5er @o11er ct fem
mag. Desbolb mrB 6obin getpirft
meroen, 6oB 6as @die6sgeridt ein'
geiebt miro, 10 1m1ge nod bie Mog=
lidfeit gegeben lit, Sen 8r116 81 ber=
bitten. 9o6urd erbalt baS Sdieos-
geridt 1einen eigentliden Wertb. sir
Sic Mrbeiter iotpobl uie fir Die Sc
fammtbett.
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Grmiioete, idtneraenbe Mnsfeln &C.
heilf.

@arte Mrbeit, l1eberoni trergung,
geringe Steifbeit, pebe Musfeln,
's1oans Ointment leidt angetpan6t,
Elm penig @a1be> un6 Cure &ronfbett
beridmin6et tpie anf magiide @eiie.
ugeidts bat lie gebolfen tpie SIR
Sloon's Ointment. Sd fann Sbnen
ME genug oonfen," ibreibt Elm banf-
barer @ebrouder. Stint 2ei6en,
8eb un6 Sdmer3. Gin a1,sge5eid-
notes @egenrei5mitteI, better unb rel.
niger oIs Senf. Mne Drr,ggiiten 25t.
4auft beute nod cine Glaide. Dringt
Elm obne reiben. - Mn3.
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mir braub'n Bduh'!" Moraut Der
6ausberr 1ebr beleioigt mar unb iagte,
bob ii@ bic @etfter irrttieren mlrben
unb bieuei9t ME mebr tpieoertdmen.
r9ann gebts ben 5errn @eiftern alio
gang senoll pie MR." fagte Der 8aper,
itano auf unb cling. l1n6 mir einsen
NIT.
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b d.

Dampferzp aKagier (beim Mnblid
bes peiten Meeres begeiftert ausru<
fenb): "9as Meer fat bod ettpas
Acknowledgements an fi@!"
@tubent: .Wie tann man f@ nur
fir @a6er 10 begeiitern2"