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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-08-18
COVE RNMENT TO
HUNT PREDATORY
BEASTS IN STATE
Active Operations Taken Up
Under Authority of Last
Congress, Which Appro-
pdated S125,0OO for Work

Active operations t1 eradicate tho
predatory animals on the national for
csts. government reserves and public
domain Of the couHtu have been rom-
menccd IN New Mexico hy officials 81
the department Of agriculture The
supervising official Of this work a
representative of the biological sur
yoy has been in Albuquerque for seY-
eral days going over with J S. Llgon
who VIII have supervision Of IL IN New
Mexico and Arizona. the details and
plans by which e R hoped % lessen
depredatous on the stock of The dis
trct
The department seeks 10 control
wolves. coyotes ana other animals
which prey On livestock
This work f. made possible through
appropriation by the last congress Of
$4,000 for the purpose Of destroy
Ing these enemies Of the stockmen on
federal lands The department plans
10 place as many hunters as the APP
proprlation permits In localities whore
damage from animals IS heaviest and
thus to eventually develop an organ
iZation capable Of meeting tho whole
situation and of accomplishing more
effective results than have been oh
taned from the bounty system which
has long been q haavv drain on the
states and on private stoclNmen
j. S. Ligou an experienced hunter
familiar with conditions over large
pArts of Now Mexico and Arizona. bns
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-08-18
EAT At sTEWNIiI's CAtE-Po
nlnr prices pos south second.

NOTICE
Bids win be received by the under
signed for house located at sos Roma
avenue Buildias to be removed from
lot by purchaser
HOARD OF EDUCATION
II. NJ. WILLIAMS
Dentist
Rooms I and 3, Whiting Building.
Corner Second and Gold
Phone No. 6S4
TAM AND AUTO DAY AND NIGHT.
PHONES % AND 1885.
25C--FAI.E-23C
ANGELO PARENT.
PHONE POS, COMBS HOTEL
g5-CENT TAM AND AUTO
DAY AND NIGHT
GUY GRANNIS
Special rs model hats
Just received from New York,
$1,000. FerguSOn'S, l09 S.
Fourth.
NeWIan haulS baggage or
anything. Phone 404.
Henry halilS baggage and
lother things. Phone 939.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-08-18

TIE MERCHANTS POLICEMAN
viii run onto she burglars or the
burglars onto him. because it is his
business TO keep tn the dark.
PHONE t6Ba
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-08-18

pFRTECTO ARNtJO.
TAM SERVICE
Day and Night stand Metropolitan
Hotel. Phone go.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-08-18

My dental office will be closed I'm
On September 1S n J ALGER
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-08-19
Georgia French

Isn't she the cutest ever?
Full of kissable dimples and adOr-
able curves and smiles. The sort of
child who reaches out over the lights
and clutches the stony heart of the
crustiest old bachelor in the audience.
Only three years old, and already
leading lady with such notable lights
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-08-19

as Warren Kerrigan and Sydney
Ayres.
Baby Georgia French is another
demonstration of the theory that ac-
tresses are born, not taught. Long
before she was able to understand the
TRADES and harangues of a director
she acted every scene in which she
was used,
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1915-04-15
LOSING SIDE Of
MAIL ORDER
TRADING

Hans Garbus, a German farmer of
Iowa, has discovered that the benefits
which appear on the surface as attach
ing to the mail order plan sometimes
spell disaster and has written a very
interesting story of his views in a GER
tain farm paper. Here is a part of
his story:
"We farmers need awakening to the
ed the period where we must think and
plan. l am one Of the slow German
farmers that had to be shown, and I
am now giving my experience that
others may profit, for knowledge is
more expensive than it was ten years
ago.
"Twenty-nine years ago I began my
farm career. l had an old team and
$50, Our furniture was mostly home
made-chairs, cupboard and lounge,
made from dry-goods boxes, neatly
covered bith ten-cent c%retonne by my
girl wife. We rented eighty acres.
Being a boy of good habits I got all
needed machinery and groceries from
u home merchants on credit, until
the fall crops were sold. The first
year was a wet season and l did not
make enough to pay creditors. l went
to each on date of promise and ex-
planned conditions, paying as much as
possible and they all carried the bal
ance v e another year. They con-
tinued to accommodate me until I was
able to buy a forty acre piece of my
own.
Gas soon as I owned these few
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1915-04-15

acres the mail order house began send
ing me catalogs, and gradually I be-
gan sending my loose change to them,
letting my accounts stand in my home
town where I had received my accom-
mediation when I needed it.
"We had n of the thriftiest little
villages in the state, good line of bust
ness in all branches, merchants who
were willing to help an honest fellow
over a bad year, and a town full of
people who came twice a week to
trade and visit. Our little country
town supported a library, high school,
and ball team and we had big cele-
brations every year.
"a farm neal a live town soon doub-
les in value. / sold forty acres at a
big advance and bought eighty,
gradually adding to them until l had
200 acres of the best land in Iowa.
l then felt no need of asking for fav-
ors, and found it easy to patronize the
mail order agents that came almost
weekly to u door. I regret to say
that l was the first in the county to
make up a neighborhood bill and send
it to a mail order house. Though we
got bit every once in a while, ge got
in the habit of sending away for our
stuff.
Gradually our merchants lessened
their stock of goods-for lack of pat
ronage. Finally we began to realize
that when we needed a bolt quickly
for machinery or clothing for sickness
or death, we had to wait and send
away for it, which wasn't so pleasant.
One by one the merchants moved to
places where they weie appreciated
and men of less energy moved in.
Gradually our town has gone down;
our business houses are tacky in ap-
pearance, a number are empty. Our
schools, churches and walks are going
down; We have no band, no library, no
ball team. There is no business done
in town, and therefore no taxes to
keep things up. The hotel is closed
for lack of travellers. Go down to the
depot when the freight pulls in and
you will see the sequel in mail order
packages.
"Nine years ago my farm was
worth $195 an acre; to-day I'd have a
hard matter to sell it for $167 an acre.
It is too far from a live town-so ev-
cry farmer said that wants to buy.
He wants a place near schools and
churches, where his children can have
advantages. I have awakened to the
fact that in helping to pull the town
down, it has cost me $4,000 in nine
years."
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1915-04-15

Gen. and Mrs. H.. M. Creel returned
the latter part Of the week from Mi
ami, Florida, where they spent the
winter. They also visited many other
points in the south, and had q. most
pleasant winter, but are pleased to get
back to their North Dakota home and
friendk Af atiE8
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1915-04-15
DOYON

Mrs. John Blaufuss left April 7th
for Chinook, Montana, where she will
reside on a claim this summer. Mr..
Blaufus will soon follow.
George Williams and his son Earl
transacted business at Lakota on Wed
nesday.
Miss Mary Owen Doyon went to
Larimore Wednesday where she at
tended a big dance.
E. I. Sparks, proprietor of the Doy-
on House, is now farming for Charles
Doyon near town.
Chas. Doyon and Leona LeDm we're
passengers for Devils Lake on Friday.
Fred Aronson was at Crary on bust
ness on Friday last.
P. L. Klyver was down from Penn
Friday to attend the sale of Mike Ul-
ick's property, and reports that every
thing was sold at a high price.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. M. Gress returned
on a Friday evening from a visit in
the western part of the state.
Mrs. W. P. Rebillard left Satur-
day for Chicago where she will visit
a few weeks with friends and rela-
tives.
Misses Myrtle and Mabel Blaufuss
were callers at Lakota on Saturday.
Tom Graham returned from Mime
sofa Saturday and everybody was glad
to see,him.
Judge Doyon held a brief session in
Justice Court in his office Saturday
which lasted for six long and hard
fought hours, there being only one
case on the calender which was that Of
Thomas Powers VS. Patrick Norton
Mr.. Powers was suing MI. Norton fol
$1,000. Dan Brennan of Devils Lake
bein MI. Norton's lawyer and Mr.
SKuleson of Lakota for Mr.. Powers
Three witnesses were heard. Aver
dict of SIS and costs var announced
in favor of the plaintiff:
The Modern Woodman Of Americ.
held their regular meeting last Sat
urday. \
MI. Rowe returned Sunday from
brief visit in Minnesota. He will nov
take charge Of the bank Of Doyon.' H
has been in the employ Of the Imper
ial Lumber Co., Of Lakota, for the pas
five years and is well liked by all.
Ing Iverson was a visitor to Devil
Lake on Monday.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1915-04-15

Ing Iverson was a visitor to Devils
Lake on Monday.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1915-04-15

Mr.. Rowe returned Sunday from a
brief visit in Minnesota. He will now
take charge Of the bank Of Doyon.' He
has been in the employ Of the 1mper-
ial Lumber Co., Of Lakota, for the past
five years and is well liked by all.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1915-04-15

Tom Graham returned from Mime
sofa Saturday and everybody was glad
to see,him.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1915-04-15

Misses Myrtle and Mabel Blaufuss
We're callers at Lakota on Saturday.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1915-04-15

Mrs. w. P. Rebillard left Satur-
day for Chicago where she will visit
a few weeks with friends and rela-
tives.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1915-04-15

Mr.. and Mrs. w. M. Gress returned
On a Friday evening from a visit in
the western part of the state.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1915-04-15

The Modern Woodman of Americ;
held their regular meeting last Sat
urday. \
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-10-08
Gin Semufratiides WtanOper.

Gin fir bic bemotrutii9e pdrtsi tbGz
tbis.r Nep gortsr auipaIt, Don Sss
burt elm Seitsrreider. Mil iid offens
bar BEL benz prGiibenten in @unit
brinsen, inbem er bieism bic Dsutiden
unb OeIterrei9er sufiibren min, bic
feline bic IGiirtsn 70 offentunbig be-
eiinitiesnbe politit peritimmt Sat. Die
Hptbpenbisteit, bem prGIibentsn oas
YOtum Der Deuti4en uno Seitsrreider,
bic 70 pisI gu isiuer eritsn grpdbIung
beisetrasen babsn, gu iidern. 1T unas.
ii6ts bsfen, bab sr iid nieber 5ur
Wabl iteaen ipirb, pobl gu pcritsben,
DAB dber bas nit elmer groben ge!eis
bigung Der Glements seiaebsn tpnnte,
bic man peri0bnen nil, 1T entf4isben
gu beitrsiten. Der bstreffenbe 9lnpalt
bat einen Qufruf erlaiisn. Der pon elmer
@n5abI ibm gIei9geiinnter Dcutfher
unb Se iterrei6er unter5eihnet 1T uno
norm er iast, bab es bic brdite
3eit iei, ben Glementen in Der oeutIher
unb Sitsrrei6ii9sunsariiden 9sr0ltes
rung Dieies 2anbes oas SdrbDsrt gu
legen, bic ibre 2anbsleute burA ibr
ilIopales Yerbalten in 8srrlti 5rinoen
urb 9eoen bic freien prinSipien Der
ameritanii9en Republit SteQung nebs
men. Der 9inbeftrihs s2lmsritaner lei
cine @efabr fir bic Der. Staatsn uuo
miiTe bur6 snergiides @erfabren aus
Der Sbdtigteit aeiebt iperben, 2lae,
bic elei4sr 2tniift iinb, iolleH ii9 Der
9epsguns anialieben, I'm oas cts
lpdbnts 3iel gu errei4n.
Der 8erfuiier Des 9lufruis fam
feline unlautere abIiAt nt6t beNer Of
f.nbaren, als inbem sr bon gInoeitrid,s
4msritansrn reost Sieie iiHo Mrs
gsnbs Oorbanoen. IS gibt MIR amez
ritdnsr Deri6iebensr nationuler Ibs
itammuns, bic ii6 bic aufsate aeTieIIt
bdben, iol6e ginri6tunsen in bieIeul
2anbe 3u f0rbern, bic gu feinsr 8orts
entpidlung bienlih iino, Oieies Stres
ben fat nit benz eriten 5ose Der ames
ritdnii9en Republit besonnsu unb mar
unisrem 2anbe bon b06itsm Nubcn.
Die i9nelle Gntpidluns Der Der.
Staatsn 1T ni4t gum MinOsiten Sem
susuitreiben, oab jebe Rationalitdt
bic &ultursiitsr ibrer Seimotb als 9aus
itein aur Grridtung Der llnion beige
trasen bat. Dieie pi6tise unb ipsrtbs
oolle arbeit lteb iid am bsiten bur6
lanbsmannidaftliden 3ufumnenf9lub |
beipertiteligen. Hur bDier WiGs tanl
Odrin cine fsinblide abfidt erbliden,
osnn es liest in Der Natur Der Sa4e.
paB sSeber fir bas 2anb fpirtt, in tpels
hem sr i.in Seim aufseidlasen bat, in
pef9em CT fciHen llntnbalt finbet unb
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-10-08
N.ues SinSsrarb.its. s.@eiet in
Midisan.

Iuber Der aunabme BON etliher
3lpelbunbert neuen 0ejeben bat iib bi,
1915 Tsthigan StaaissaesisIatur aud
NIT Der gtmenbiruns bss iton Bette.
Asnosn StaatsgdeBes bstrsff.nb biz
Hesuliruns Der ainberarbtit in allen
getriebtn bes Staatss befabt. Die neu.
JaHung bes Observation-Disclosures fol bic
2sran5iebuns bon Rinbsrarbtit in ben
inbuitrielIen etabliHements bes Gtaa,
tes eridiueren unb in j.sis.r 8aiiuna
biirfte bas 0ies tpobI zines Der beiten
allsr Geiebe segen ainoerarbsii in biss
fem 2arbe barit.llen.
Sas nsue @.iss perbietst, bab in
alien Sabriten, Wertitdtten, aaaerbdus
fern unb fonftissn GtabIiiitments,
cher in Bureaus, Rtiiaurants unb
Wdf9treieu ainbsr mdnuIidsu @es
i4le6ts unier 10 Sabr.n uno ainber
ipeibIiasn @ejdlsdts iibsrbaupt bur&s
idnittli9 LANCER aIs neun Stinben
tdgli6 Ober 81 Stunben pro Mode sur
@tDelt dn9eDdlien nerDtn; Die So9ttr
arbeitsseit barf ni4i nlebr als ssbn
Stunben tdsli9 betragsn linb auf bic,
fen puntt bes Geisbss binpeiienbe
pIatate miiHeu In iebtm Gtablifement
an einem ii4tbarsn plase binuelisnb.
iperben. Dieter sbsil bss @ei.tes bat
jebod ieine 2lnpnbuns aui qsrion.n,
bic in aonierpefdbrii,n angeit.lIt iinb,
IN bensn leiht ptrberbenbs Jrii6te pber
UegetabiIien psrarbtiist iperben. aeinI
Usdb6en i'm altsr Don unter lS Sahs
rem ipn pdbreHb Der Gtunben bon
feds llbr Gbsnbs Bis feds llbr Wors
gems iiberbaupt bef4dftigt iperben.
aeins perfon btibtrla Gef6lsdts i'm
Utter BON unter 16 Jabren Ioa in Ire
senb sinem inbuitriellen GiabIiifement
oosr Wertitdtis, pbsr Grube. pbsr I'M
goienbienit pdbrenb Der Stunben ponI
feds nbr Mbenbs bis feds ltbr Mor.
gems btiddftigt perben. Refine perfonl
beiberIei Otf9lsmta I'm Utter BON anttr
1s SdbrsH ion mdbrtnb bsr StunbsnI
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-10-08

Sieienisen, pelde einen
aries lpessn Der neuiitania "sslneeles
genbeit befiir9tetsn, iast bic 9teip
yorter nGpening ppit", ipuroen au
bieIer NniiGbt perdulabt, neil Tie ni6t
elaubten, bab elm itplSes unp militia
ril6struntenes @plt iif) Sr elmer BIZ
pIpmatiihen abtpidlung periteben mir
be. Die Golseruns, oab bic 9eutihen
ntht itpls unb ni9t militGrtoll iinb,
ipirb BON ienem 9Iatt nidt ae8csen,
obpobl iis auf Der Sanb liest. 0as
perbietet Der prpbritii6e @eiit jenes
glattes, bas auf Der bD9Iten aulturz
ipibe gu iteben porgibt unb Elm beions
beres @oblgefaaen fir 9lues, mas BON
einem bOberen @siite seust. beu.
helt, benn Iouit ipiirbe es niht fola
9s 6anfaren iibsr ben Sies De5 prds
iibenten unp bic oiplomatiihe Niebers
lase OeutIalanbs anitimmen. @sr aber
ebrlid iiber ben @orsans urtbsilt, plrb
oas @eitGnonib nidt perIasen tOnnen,
bab Deuti9lanb nit ieinsm 3uses
itGnbnib in Der .arabic s9lnseIeaenbeit
cine iittIi6e SObe etnnimmt, un bic es
ane anbersn Rationen bsneiben t0nns
ten, aud bic Rsp gurter rGpening
poit", tpenn lie Elm 8eritdnoniB fir
Iol6e seiItige 9rDbe bate. 0sutScolano
bat nadseseben, obtpobl es oas Re6i
fir iih bate, pber gum Minoeiten cine
Insabl Griinbe porbringen tonnte,
ipeIae bic Silbenite9erei bes prdiioens
ten iiber ben Saufen parfen. Iber
bieTe Hadsiebisteit lam glicmanb
iiberraIaeu, Der 0eutf6lanbs @erhals
ten in allen GbnIiden 2agen tsnnt Ober
ebrlid burtbeilen min. Sein @runbz
iab 1T, bab arisse Elm srpbes llneliid,
Elm f9ipsrer Sdaben fir bic oeutids
Nation iinb, pber. pie Woltts geIagt
bat: Scr sliidli6it. aries lit ielbit
fir ben Sieger Elm lnsliid." Iuf
@runb biefer grlsudtung fdli9tet
Seuti9lanb jebe Streitfrase auf giitlis
dem Wese unb tpehrt iid erit. fpenn es
ansesriffen tpirb. @Dais frsmb IT ibm
eine fol9e 9etpiTenloiisteit, ipie iie Der
snsIifde StaatsASetretGr Srep gum
4usbrud bra6te, als er i'm parlament
iaste: ~Gnslanb iuirb burd ben Srisg
ni9t mebr seihGbist tperben, a!s ipenn
.s neutral bIeibt, Oemna6 tdnn es tein
gebentsu erressn, tpsnn es Srits be-
ginnt." Das @efiibI Der @srantrprts
li9teit sesen bic eisene Ration uno
bic sanae Delt mar aqein Der
9runb, tpespesen bic beutfde aegie>
runs ii4 in bi. Gorberunsen unIeres
eanbes sefiist bat. Sas tpirS ober Die
Rem gori.r rgpenins poit", bic ims
ner 70 IalbunsspolI bon aultnr pre-
oist. niht baDon abbalten, 0euti6IanD
peiter gu i6mdbsn unb gu bsseifsrn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-10-08
Sic Seutideu in Selsien.
SON auSoIf sans gari d..

rSn 0icies 2onb aina ih nibt germ.
Ienn mierpobl id einiebe, onb Die
@erlesuns Der gtelitralitat ourt bar.
tc 9totbpebr 9eboten mar, iDiemcbI
it peiB, oob Der, lpelter Sf)ule oa.
nit mad)te, einen nelltralen Stnnt
81 iiberrcmcn gtapoIeon Der @rite
mar uno Die 9eiltidJen nur cine iran.
5oiii6e Grfinoung nadabmten 10
that mir oies reide imo benuot 70
armc 2ano in Der Seele Ieio. Grit
no6 Der @eroifentIitung Der 9lften
Die ia 0eraoeju elm @ebeimbilnoniB
oieies 2anoes nit lmiern 6einoeu
cntbiilten lpitroe oas anoers, uno
cS lit rin Segen, oaB bieies aontplott
gesen Geittif)lanb auftaml sIud, i'd
meinerieitS fam on einen Seitrag
liefern, Der alif cine iebr auff1Ilige
@affenbiIfe BON ieiten 9ranfreifs
binIpeiit: slls @albaemL oas antrper.
pener Sort, inter Dem 5eiier Der
iterreitiidJ.uneoriiden 30,5.Worier
5uiammenfnidte, mar bic eeiammte
Sefasung nit nidts anoerem als nit
frdn5oiii6en 2ebelgelpebren unb
fran50iiider D.0hlnition periebenl
3eugennusiogen beipieien, Dab Dies
Ibon felt &riessbeginn 70 getpeien iei,
inb iG benfe. bieie HatiaGe iast
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-10-08
5reitaa ben 8. OftoGer 1915.

Vie fpiben gemertuneen
Der GnslGnper ielbt iiber bic llnibd.
figteit ibrer 5Iotts tperben cpn ben
Miniitern oabin erpibert, bab bic
Jlotte ibre Gufsabs pollitdnbis
erfiue, inbem iie bic Meere oeriperr..
Wir bitten febr I'm GntI6ulbiguns.
Das tbut nidt bic ensliide Glotte,
fonoern Der prGiibent Der Der. @.aas
ten Wenn oieier fir bic gfehte Der
amsritaniihen 9iirser einitebsn ipollte,
ipie es feline pfIi4t unb S9uibistsit
TT. ipiirben bic Uieere often fsin.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-10-08

lid III, iift6 lpie Die Sibcrungsarbei
ten an ben Sorts I'm SntereNs be
Sebenoen ben Worrdng einnebnief
| niiiiien. Sd dber mo6te bier befId'
gen, ipie geIsier ibre tobten SeIoei1
beitdtten. Denn bas 1T nad ocrtiGem
@efiibl beiiiabe elmer Sdmabuna
| gleih5uahtenl
SSn Der Tbat: 70 grotesf, 10 I'M
| idlehteiten Siline gidnasbaft. ID
| Itreieno aeihmadIoS unb burba'
rid lab id bas. pas Die 2ebenhen
ben 5ooten bort aiifs @rob au legerl
piiieit nod MEL @s lit ipie elm SObll
auf iene grapen, Noie oa iinien iidj
bergen. Bel @alpres: oa Iiegt Der
beIgiibe Come. aus irgenoeinem 3e,
nientorcd beraussefIuinpt, ipie Elm
pneumotiid) ailfeepilntpter &diitidiif.
pubsl, lsbmgelb angemalt, cine aari
fahirl lleber Den @rdbern 0oiailit.
teriperf, in Der gfe elm SobIenbail
aus @rottentllif gum gliis. unb Gin.
frieden uno in Den faIiben 5liii bin.
ringebdfen Weiiingfnopfe, @ajonette,
Betpebre, a1ppis lleberaIl iteben Die
Spisen iino @usriiihingsiorten aus
6ieienl aliimpiperf beraiis, oils babe
man Die eeiallenen Seloen nit Saui
uno Snar bort nit eingefnetet. Bin.
men fennt Der @allone falim, Der
SranBoie ear niht. gr nimnlt 9Ief.
ipieeel, @lastano, TrGbte, @mail.
.t6pfe unb Sdnedenbdiiier gum
Sdmud bes pebeiligieu Eooes.
llno ME babe id erid)iitterilocr uno
jugleid bubnpoIler rno braitii9er &c.
ieben ipas Seutide siiIt,r III uno
ipnsgarbarentbum, aIs bier in Mdtu.
res! Tenn feiner ailometer peit
Iirgt Der oeutid,e Solbatenirieoboi
ShIihte areu6e. Die @rdber nit
Steinden eingefabt, innit nidts OILS
gluuIen, gIitnicu, gIumenl Gin Bib
bon @iirbe, filler slnbaht Shon.
belt uno ssriebe, por bem naf Dem
Dorigen gnbIid gerabe5u eiu Dor.
bang 3erreibt. lleber ben beleiIben
@rdbern firpite it gegen ben in
mir altsbrehenben S6mer5 iiber
ioId,en Sanb Oh ioIdem Spfer; an
ben beutiten @rdbern ipar if getr0.
itet. Tort 9beatralif bis CUR Srase,
bier ifIihte 9iebe inb @iirbe.
Hub bod mub id, bonn beutifeu
Srieobofe aug aid geIeien eineu
8rub ididen fir Elm Stiid erereiien.
DEN Renidtbums, oas bier Ieu6iete.
guf bem @rabe zines aeiaIenen
oeiitidlen Scloaten lag, nit oen Sab.
resbatum bes idtperpertpunSet IN
irenr6enSaiiie @eitorbenen, einaran3
Der beIsiiten SantiIie, - nit ibrer
giiitenfarte
unb oils ih gbenbs mad Siittit
5uriiffubr. aus alien gueen BON je.
ner Radt bes Safes ang.gIiibt. Der
70 traliria madt imo Der oennod
idon ausiiebt, ja ebrenpou fir bas
beIgifde9oIf it, ba sing einSdtparm
bon pieqeidlt bunbert SHlIfinbern
bon einem SpieIpIase fort; unb Die.
ie SduIoIoieiten pereaben san5Iid
b.s 5oiies. I'm 4uiri4ien!' (Gin
Ssiterrei4er.) llnb iis jubeltsn Der
frembsn Uniform su, unb ipiniten uno
Id4elten. tpie nur unfdulb unb uns
usripaftIi4e 2isbe unb ainbbeit ipinten
!inb Surliien fam!
es lit elm llnteridieS oipifhen bem
gerufe bes Didters, Der @ott lei |
Dauf aud inter ssournaIiiten su fin.
ben lit, unb Siuiiden oem n,ibperitan.
oenen beg SoiirnaIiiten, - Der ii6
gar oft in Tidters Rasfe 5eigt.
wtan ioIte nur perurtbeiIen Siir.
ieu no man ieIber erIebte, $5renia.
gen 1T elm SeufeI.
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gelnfiseno 1T ss, ipie bic
probritii4en 3eitunsen iid tpinben
hnb oreben, Inn bic ensIiids Qnleibe
gu rettfertisen. Cine bon linen ers
tbeiIt bie Otonomiite 9elebruns, bab
ipenn England bon uns taufen folI.
bann miihen mir aud bon ibm fauf.n.
Oas pdbt tpie bic Jauit aufs Iuse,
benn England ihidt uns teine Waaren,
aim iein apntO aus5ueleiden. fonbern
bedt es nit Inletben. 9iefe uniinnis.
feit, bab mir elmer Nation @elo leiben,
nm Wdaren bon uns gu taufen, Mill,
tpie bas ni4t gu pertpunbern 1T, fsbr
Bielen ni6t einleuhten.
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2ofal 8eridt.
Qrittdt
GrHtM
~ au sinem Stid gIsiid Der ".
menbausIer SOiepb Belts.

@dbrenb Der WlittussnnbISeit fam
geitern Der 90 Sabre aIte Soiepb
@eIic, Elm Sniaiie oes itGotiihen
slrneItbaiiies mr's 2ebcn. or eritid.
ie an einerH gtiidd)en sSleii&, bos er
Ueridaiiden ipollte. @eIte bate teine
3dJme inIo NOR migenid)einIitb niGt
i'm Stdrlbe. ein Grid Uleifb IN isi.
ncr gortim Gte1p 5u 5erfleinern, 10
oab IS ibm idIieblih I'M SHlimb
iteden bIieb inb er, ebe ibm %His
eebraft tperben fcnrte effdte
@eIte ipr friiber ppn Heruf
wldber iItS pobne I'm &r6s 30.
si6 3@e earaba