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The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-10-23
JOGN FD HIFOl,
 Secretary of State.
AN ACT.

AN ACT. No. 26S) GIT 422. Chamberlain To amend section 46S5 of the code oi Alabama. ' r91s 9r Fa1 Be it enacted by the legislature of Ala bama:
 That section 1895 of the code of Alabama of 1907 be amended so as to read as follows: 1895. What provisions applicable, exceptions: The provisions of this code relating to garnishments and proceedings therein. not contrary to the provisions of this article and SC far as applicable. shall apply to and govern In like cases triable before jus tices of the peace. provided that all sarnishments in aid of pending suits instituted contrary to the uprovisions of section 464S of this code, as amend ed, shall be null and void.
 Approved August 24, 1915. Official:
 JOHN PURIFOY,
 Secretary of State.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-10-23
AM Acr,

AIN Al
 No. 465) (H. 6S2. Vaughan. To fix the compensation of members of the boards of revenue in this state in counties which now have, or which
 may hereafter have a population. of 82,OO0 people and not exceeding 20QWo people, according to the last fedefal
 census, or any such census which
 may hereafter be taken, and to pro- vide for the payment of such compen-
 sation.
 Be 1t enacted by, the legislature of Ala
 bama:
 Section l. That the compensation of members of all boards of revenue in this state, in counties which now have. or which may hereafter have Q population of S2.00o people. and not exceeding 100000 people. according to the last federal cen sus, or any such census which may hereafter be taken, be and the same is hereby fixed at 5000 per annum, for each member of such board. payable in monthly installments.
 Sec. 2. That aaid compensation shall bc paid out of the general fund Of tho
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-10-23
AN ACT.

 No. 408) (H. SS9 Tarrant To make an appropriation for feeding prisoners prior to January IS. 1915. and to provide for the payment for feed ing prisoners for term ending Sep tember 30 1915. Be it enacted by the legislature of Ala hama:
 Section 1. That the sum of $70000, or so much thereof as is necessary. be and the same Is hereby appropriated out of any funds in the state treasury not otherwise appropriated Tor feeding prIs- cners up to and including January 1S 1915
 Sec. 2. That the further sum of $75.000 or as much thereof as Is necessary. is hereby appropriated out of any funds in the state treasury not otherwise ap- propriated for feeding prisoners for the fiscal year ending September 90, 1915 Approved September A. 1915. Official:
 JOHN PURIFOY.
 Secretary of State.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-10-23
JOHN PURIFOY,
 Secretary of State.
AN ACT.


 No. 467) H. 6C2N Welch. To amend section 70S2 of the code of Ala bama of 1907.
 Section 1. Be it enacted by the legisla- ture of Alabama that section 70S2 of the code of Alabama of 1907, be and the same is hereby amended so as to read as fol- lows: Any person. firm, or corporation that shall manufacture. or knowingly sell or give away, or keep for sale any soda water or other soft drink or beverage colored with any coal tar preparation tex cept those colors which are certified to and whose use has been authorized and indorsed by the board of pure food and drug inspection of the department of agriculture of the United States). or oth CT mineral substance, or sweetened with any other than pure fruit syrups or pure cane or beet sugar shall be guilty of a misdemeanor, and upon conviction there of, may be punished by fine of not less than S10 nor more than $200 Approved September 14, 1915. Official
 JOHN PURIFOY, Secretary of State.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-10-23
AN ACT.

No. 303) tH. 35. John. To amend section 6957 of the code of
 Alabama.
 Be 1t enacted by the legislature of Ala
 bama:
 That section 6957 of the code of Alabama be amended so as to read as follows: 6957. English and European house sparrows. Cooper's hawks. chick en hawks and all members of the hawk family, owls. buzzards and crows are not protected by the game laws of this state and may be killed by anybody at any time or place.
 Approved August 26, 1915. Official:
 JOHN PURIFOY,
 Secretary of State.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-10-23
AN ACT,

AN ACT. No. 273) GIT. 390. Carmichael. ITO amend section 2995 of the code.'' Be 1t enacted by the legislature of Ala bama:
 That section 2ss5 of the code be amended so as to read as follows: Section 1. The Alabama State Bar as- sociation or the central council there of has authority to institute and pros- ecute or cause to be instituted and prosecuted in the name of the state of Alabama the proceedings herein pre- scribed for the suspension or removal of an attorney. Provided, however. that when such proceedings are insti- tuted by said bar association or it's cen tral council, no security for costs shall be required to be given. nor shall said association or the central council or the members thereof. be liable for costs if the proceedings instituted by 1t are not sustained.
 Approved August 25, 1915. Official:
 JOHN PURIFOY.
 Secretary of State.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-10-23
AN ACT.

No 402) QH. 1402. Grayson of Mobile. To provide for the distribution of the
 moneys which were held at the close
 of June 90, 191a as a contingent fund
 by any excise commission in this state. Be 1t enacted by the legislature of Ala
 bama:
 l. That the person having the cus- tody, or charge, of all funds which were under the control of any excise commits sion at the close of June 30, 1915 shall immediately after the approval of this act, pay the same into the state treasury upon the certificate of the auditor.
 g. That, at the same time of the pay- ment of the money in the state treas- |1lry, the person so paying it. shall file with the auditor a list, verified by af- fidavit showing the persons entitled thereto, and whenever any such person makes a written application to the state auditor, and shall reasonably satisfy him that he is the same person named on the list filed with the auditor he shall draw his warrant on the state treasurer for the amount due to the person who paid 1t to the excise commisslon
 B. That all persons who made applica- ton to any excise commission and paid in any fee. or money, and who for any reason was not granted license to sell liquors, shall be entitled to receive the amounts they paid in, less any sum deducted. therefrom for the legitimate expenses of the commission. and any sum left over after all such unsuc- cessful applicants have had returned to them their proper pro rata share of the money they paid to the excise com mission, shall belong to the state. f. That any person who fails. or re- f,lses to comply with the provisions here of shall be guilty of misdemeanor. Approved September 10, 1915. Official:
 JOHN PURIFOY,
 Secretary of State.
The Washington times., 1915-12-18

Of state Lansing intimating they will
be held responsible politically for the
activities OF their respective wives on
the side of the women opposed to suf-
frage.
The letters which are being received
by the two officials are anonymous, but
the supposition Is they come from suf-
fragist sources. Some of the letters to
Senator Wadsworth ask him to con
cease her activities in opposition &c
suffragc. In the recent New York cam
paign she actively opposed suffrage.
The Washington times., 1915-12-18

He is attractive IN face and figure, and
his spear dance was a delightfully."- free
thing of leaps and pOiscs. The ballet,
too, did most effective work, to all Of
which the orch cstra under Adolph
Schmid gave an Effective background In
the graceful music.
Nine. Miura and Nine. Pavlowa were
both presented with many beautiful
flowers. That thc season of opera Is to
he prolonged by the performance Of
La Boheme," to follow the storm
belated Love of Three Kings" which
will be given Monday evening. Is n well
come announcement. j. MaCB.
The Washington times., 1915-12-18

Washington's first opera season in
several years opened at the Belasco
Thcatcr last evening before large and
distinguished audience. the horseshoe OF
boxes adding brlliancy to the picture
and the presence there Of the Russian
ambassador and the japanese ambas-
sador, paving special tribute to the two
most vital features OF this premiere
of the Boston Grand Opera Company
These were the first appearance mere
of the celebrated Japanese soprano
Mime. Tamakw Miura, in her truly IN
imitabe portrayal of the heroine in
Puccni's Madame BUTTERFLY and the
return of the peerless Pavlowa with her
Ballet Russc," in an Egyptian ballet
that proved most strikinglv novel, and
might have stepped out of an Egyptian
fr!czc.
That the Roston Grand Opera Com
pany should present two such artistic
productions Is worthy .the heartiest
commenda ton. For not only were
unique features offered. but In ooth set
ting and picture delineation of Madame
butterfly" the most convincing intcrprc-
tation we have ever known was gwen
We have heard Butterflies of far greater
vocal achievement. greater In the sense
of larger vocal powers which may pet
ter sustain the music of the ltaliah
Puccini; but with that qualification
onIy, the realization of the genuine
Madame Butterfly belongs to Nine
Miura.
Her Grace Bewitching.
1t is the little reisha maid that Nine.
Miura gives us. but geisha with
child heart in her utter ioyousness ana
trust. The tinicst of dainty creatures.
has has truly bewitching subtlcty
and grace which develops with amazing
fineness into tenderest pathos, ana
then into poignant tragedy. Her work
Is that Of the dramatic artist. as also
Is the detail Of the entire opera. Tor
more truly than ever before did the
sequence of events progress from the
dramatic standpoint and not merely for
the sake Of the musical nrorress.
With a voice that is small, accord
ing to our preCeptS OF ChO-Cho-San. IL
delivery and sympathy in every MOOD
that Ideally fit the role. She did not
make brilliant alias OF her various
solos; she made them 1T the dramat r.
Butter erf%." Put she was charm itselt
in the love duet of tho first act. and in
the letter duet the vocal and the 1ra
matte artist were one. Nor could any
thing have been more tendcrlN beau
tiful than her lullaby
! The cast also was admirah bile. lsiC-
| cardo MG~tin making far more sym
/ pathetic PinkrrtOn than 8 usually
seen He is so tender in his first love
making and so compel ling in his
grief that he quite lifts tho part, and
his singing. though affectod by n
slieht cold, amrly sustained his char
aCterization. The Sharpltss OF Thorn
as Chalmers was most sympathetic,
; but the mellow music OF tn" part vas
! not fully realized
An Excellent Foil.
In the Susuki OF Elvira Leverton w"
| had an excellent foil for Madame But
1erfly. Ter singing was rich and ar
| tistic, while not too heavy to oom
! bine effectively in the duet OF The
| flowers. She. too, was always in m"
nicture. which may he said OF tn"
rest CT tho cast. The Rowe OF Paol'
Ananian was most striking hCure
and tho Toro Of Romeo H"sCacrf re-
strained and Cu"d
/ Conductor AriGc JaCChia brought
The Washington times., 1915-12-18
Dainty Miura Charms
In Madame Butterfly
Japanese Soprano Presents Inimitable Portrayal Be-
fore Brilliant First Night Throng-Egyptian Bal
let, With Pavlowa, Like Figures Stepping
From Freze.

out each melody of the score in a de-
ligbtfully musical manner, holding
the orchestra IN most gratifying re.
Straint The prelude to the third act
was bc,utifNilv played. and his pres
ence was welcome in one OF the in
Vulnerable curtain calls given the
company, with little short OF an oya-
tion for the charming. petite prina
donna.
or seeming accuracy and infinite at
tention to detail were the settings OF
tho opera. They added much to It's
atmosphere.
Egyptian Ballet Follows.
The Egyptian Pallet" that followed
the opera was neld throughout in the
angular poses we see on their ancient
frieZcs. Pictured In black and yellow
this arrangement of Clustine with music
by Lugini. was most unique and at
tractive. II served to bring in Nine.
Pavlowa. carried by retainers. and
bound as a mummy. then her toe
pirouotting. in which she cxcels. she Is
unwound. leaving behind her a yellow
band that is brought into the picture.
When Pavlowa dances, what nv otbers
would be made 'grotesque" becomes
ever rhythmic and lovely. In Alexandra
Nolinine she has an artist assistant
The Washington times., 1915-12-18
STRIKE AT "ANTIS"
THROUGH HUSBANDS
Anonymous Writers Warn Lansing
and Wadsworth to Control
Helpmeets' Activities.

Suffragists OF a militant leaning arc
addressing letters to Senator Wads-
worth of New York and to Secretary
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Qofal /. 8eridt.
2ie 6iIisgeieaibaft
&irS iid beuie absnO sn elmer mid.
iigen Situng periammeln.

Die Silfs @,feai6aft fir bi.
arieesnOiblsio<nbsn i'm alien Batter.
lamb bdlt bsui. 9tknb 8 llbr in Der
Rorb Cincinnati 5urnbans .bre r.ssl'
mdbise Sisuns ab. 81 Der 2las, ipsI6.
BEN SiIfslpert Sntsrsie euises,nbrin'
seI, sinaslabm iinb.
Defenders an bi. waiisli.ba bss
Arrangements ausiduH.s fir bas
gOItsfeit um 81. 5uIi i'm 3Oolosiitsn
SdrieH nnO on bic Damsn, sptl6e iiA
b.sii sr,Idrt baben. bei biefsm geft:
ibrs 1bdiisi,it gu snifaIisn ersebi BIZ,
Ginlaouns, In Der bsutissn Sisuns 81
eritlsiHsn, ba bic eHbsaltisen arran'
gemtnis fir bas aeii befprOd.n ueS
srlebis! tDtrosn miiiIen.
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@s 1T unbebtnst notbpsns
big, bab bic Notwithstanding sesen
ben Waffeni4acher SabIrei4 beiudt
nirb. Wir eriparten ni4t flos Die
Mulitbaae bis auf ben leBten pIaB 9ez
fiillt gu Ieben, Ionbern nod 9erIammz
lungen Dor bem 9ebGube ytur bel
fold 5ablreider Setbeili9ung lam Der
groteit ginorud MAIDEN. SIT Der Be
iua fdpa9, Dann 1T es eine Rieoers
Iage. 0as pirb bod tein Seutiaer
unb tein rpabrsr Jreuno umeritanti6er
Serehtisteit unb auItur fpollsn. lin
nun etnen geiu6 gu er3ieleu, Der bur6
bic 9epalt ieiner 3abl Ginorut ma4t.
iOllte jsber Deutf9e ale feline
Jreunoe unb 9etannten perunlahen,
Sur Wuiitbaae gu tommen.
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Wenn Der Srieg mod lang.
bauert, mas erfrsuIi6sr WeiIe ri5t Der
JaI isin pirb, ba Deuti4lanbs Waf.
fen einen baIbisen Jrieben erSpinsen
iperben, 70 biirften mir in oieiem 2anoe
erlebsn, bab Elm pOlIiger llmi6mung in
ben 4ni6auungen iibsr 0eutidIdnp
eintritt. Dap iie gu Qnfuns hsr beuts
i9en Ration ungiinitig paren, 1T in
eritsr Reibe bamtt gu ertldrsn, oaB Die
gan5e 0ermittelung Der Radri6ten
aus europa in eneIiihen 9Gnosn lag
unb bic GnelGnber bic 9sIseenbeit
ausniiBter, I'm bic beutide Ration III
Der eemeiniten Weiis gu oerIGumbsn.
Die 3peite llriade lag baran, bab bic
probritifhe qrsiis. ipe3isa pi:jeHige
Don Retp gort, Don susliiden Sapis
tuIss sSntereHen bsberritht pirb unb IN
Golse beFsn jest nod nidt gu Iiisen
aufssb0rt bat urb bel bsm aiigsn nod
bsbarrsn tpirb, na6oem Der ariss
f6on tdngit beenoet 1T. ausin ous
ameritaniihe Bolt bat ben Sinorud,
ben bic eriten Ra6ri6tsn berpcrrieFen,
f9on ii6erpunben unb bic 8erlpgenbeit
Der probritii6en preFe pirb jest ebsHs
fans tGgIid msbr bur6Thdut. Ouruus
ersibt iid bic in Der lsbtersn 3eit
grobs 2lnjabl bon 3ui6riftsn an bic
3eitungen, aus Der 5eber Don intelIis
aen.en Imeyitanern uno oorunter niht
penisen uniDeriitdts s2ebrern. bic nab
res Qi6t iiber Gsuti6lonb psrbrsiten.
gefonbers pirb bic gsbauptuns Der
probritif6en prsife bs,dmpft. bub
in erobsrnber abii6t ben
Sries begonnen babe. gu perpunbsrn
lit bas pobI nidt, benn bic 2igs III gu
plump, aIs Oab iis sinem nur balbpess
asbiIoeten Meniden einIeu6tsn fonnte,
Sin tpeiterss beiierss 9eritGnbntb fir
Deuti6lanb erfoIst bon Ssiisn Der
8oltsmaFsn bic au besreifen 1nfars
cen, baB bic ameritaniihs Rution nit
i6ren Waffsnlisferungen cine bsI6ds
menbs RoQs ipislt urb oab biefe
S6mu6 Der Nation bon elmer tapitaa
liftif6en aliqus angebdngt pirS.
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GterbliAfeitsberid5t.

aribar Glur.. 4s. g,lainOil.. Jn.
aasit in Sdps6s.
Gtis aiubslsp. GA, 44l9 eris 2lp,.,
glierenItiben.
Charles Rorria. 81. $50 aTine.
ION Qpe.. Grsbs.
Daniel 9assari. 4, AGO God Gty.,
Dipbiberitis.
sliiabeib gInbsriOn, 10. 1921 Blue
RodSir.. ars6s.
Ssan.its COMFORT, 6. 23o4 Srm,
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WiIhslmine Wnpsr. SO, 3044 81.
nampn Ctr. toer5eripeii,runs.
Wlnru GapsIs. 62, 1906 gtiior
place. Sdlasflub.
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0ebmrtem.

5rnnt unS Rniis S6trrn, 1887
Queen Gitp ape., auabe.
5rte. uHb Wlarp aaub, 1929 DsH,
ipoob aUe. anabe.
aOuis unO flOrsnes Dolif, 1927
80. Str. Mib6en.
DITTO uub Ulap Rub, Wt. Wafb.
inlior. anabs.
etonarb unb 2lnna aiid RsDtOpn,
WGbfsn.
iJrani unb Clara GaFslman, 60.
pinaion. ap.. anabs.
@torat unb Gornslia Wdlel, 1856
Barton Str, ana6..
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Saicb urb frrantss Gnslsr, 1914
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Das 2d6erlidite. ipas bic
probritii9e prsFe leiitst, beitebt in ibs
rem 0erlansen, bic Ieitation gegen Die
WaTfenausfubr ein5uitellen neil Tie si
sinem glttentat auf ben Banter Mors
gan eefiibrt babe. Oas lauft auf bic
toloKaIe 2llbernbeit binaus, bab iibers
baupt ni6ts seiu9t unb 9tI'hrieben
lperben barf, neil irsenb elm Scbpa6s
tppf ii9 bariiber aufressn uno tob'
Iii6tig iperben tonnte. Gs lit unmDgs
lid, cine gniiat, ipie bic probritiide
preIIe in bieler 9lneeleaenfeit ents
tpidelt, ernIt gu nebmeu, Wlar lam
harin nur sinen 9eriu6 ieben, Der gss
oadten glsitation enteegenaupir,en, bic
nit uniinnigen 4rsumsnteu betdmpft
pirb, neil Ii8 niats 9srniinftiges bas
eessn porbringen lGbt. Bos ole PRO-
briten quilt lit genau basIsIbs. mas
emit bic Stlapsnbalter in Wallung
perisbt bat. 9isIe boten alien 9erius
den, bic Stlaperei bur4 9eiebe gu be-
tampfen, Sobn. bsnn lie ipuBten, bub
auf iol9em Wege niht ausglriateu
mar. Sic ipurbeu srit unrubig. a!s lie
becbahteten, ipie bas 9epiiien Der
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porte. @enau 10 perbsn unfere pros
briten burd bic Wabrnebmung beuns
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bic llniittli4teit auflsbnen, bab BON
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slauben nidt, bab Die Welt 70 lunge
in bieiem Gleno perbarren ptrb.
0euti9e 9apferteit pirb ben 5rieben
bebsuteno friiber bsritsllen. a5sr ie'
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bariiber, bab uniere glation bic Mittsl
liefert, um einen jabrelansen BsIttrieg
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Die uielseriibmtc @rOsperitdt.

3ie Gbminiitratiou ldbt jeben Dos
dJeni6lub bic prospsritGts 5rompete
ert6nen, pel6e OertiiuDst, pis grob bic
9anbelss gilan3 1T, bic grObte in Der
9ei6i6ts Der Ser. Staatsn, poraus
barn Der S4Iub ge3ogen pirO, Oab
bas gan3e Gano in WsiI4 unp 9Onig
i6pimms. Qbsr uber oieies IaOne
Bib I6lei6sn iih beitGnbig tief.
SGatteu. Die geidaftisunssloiistsit
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ten alarmirenbe 3uitdnbe sei9affen.
I'm bieie S6atten gu banner, it ouf
,aqerbo6iten gefsbl" cine aouIeren3
pom 8srtretsrn Der Der. Staotsn, Der
Ginaclitaotsn unb Der WuuisipaIitdten
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uHb Dsss gu bsratben, ipie Der ROtb
unter ben arbettenben 9laiien osiieuert
perbsn t0nne. 9as tann bot BLOB
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5batIa6eu ieiu, elm 9eriu6. bas bolt
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bslsbilan5en suriid5ufii6ren, pslds bic
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Der YrOsperitGt auspofaunen. Solhe
8iIan3en tonnsr nur ouHu sntitsben
lpenH bic Ginfubr Itodt unb pie bas
Defenders in unierem 2anbe duf
I9nieriae @erbaltniiie binbeuteu muB,
ergibt iih aug Der Sbdtfade, bnb mir
bas grDste Smportlanb Der @rbs finb.
lInisre Ginfubren beitebeu bauptfdds
LID in Robltpffsn uno 5aIbrobFOffen.
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Snbem mir Stelluag 9e'
gen ben DafienI9aater nebmsn, tGmps
fen mir ni6t fir 0eutI6lanb, Ionbern
fir bic Ser. Staaten. 0ieie ioaen bon
Der S6ma6 erlDit perben, oaB lie aus
aemeiner Gelbsier ariese fOrbera. glud
1T ss fir infer fpirtbibaitli4es Sc
beiben nOtbpenbig. bab Der &ries gu
@nbe tommt.
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ben 5abriisn Der, bic bei ausbru4 bes
5trieess bsitanben baben, ionbern ipiI
bauen beitdnois neue CAB riten. un
fol9e Waffenlieferungen MAIDEN au
tonnen.
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RuiTen flattrn iis I'm Dinbs. 8aI
irieterasiponnene Strpi sribt nub sbr
isine Iingit eriparisten 5rsunet.
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Die Rep gprter .limes"

Die Rep gorter n1imes"
bringt bas Sareibsn zines fyansOIis
Iaen profehOrs Der pbiloiop9is. Die
fer iust, ieir geruf brinse es nit iia,
bag er bic Gri9einunsen oieicr Welt
niat Bios Don elmer Seits, fonosrn BON
allen Geiten betra9tet. Sein S6reibsn
beitGtigt bas aber ni4t. Oieiss err
ipsiit, baB er iiberbaupt ni6t ieben
tann. Gr Iagt, lpenn Oeutidlanb
iiegt, bann peroe es bic 9erri6aft
iiber bic sanas Wslt fiibren, bic Der.
Gtaaten etngsfdIoTen. (0er Brief 1T
nGmli6 fir ameritanif9eu 9ebraua
beitimmt.) SEPT iOa uns Disfer grobe
pbiloiopb eire sin5tge 2butiads nens
men, peI4e ibn gu bieiem urtRsiI iibsr
Deutihlaub bere4tist. Sieies bat,
obtpobl ibm tets Oas sr0btc Seer
Der Delt gu @ebots itanb, 43 Sabre
lang ale @elt in Sriebsn gelaiien uno
ii6 iosar in iebpeoer @eiie bemiibt
ariege gu oerbinbern. IS bat tsin
frembes 9ebist an iih gsnommen
pGbreno 5rantreia uno Gnglanb bic
babe grbe tpGbreno bieier Belt unter
iia auftbeilten unb bel bieism Raubz
5uge beina6e oneinanber gerathsn !pG>.
rem. GaB es jsBt i'm ariese i!ebt, III
ni6t nit isinsm WiGen geiaebsn, ions
bern Der Sries III ibm bon ruiiiiter
Raubfu6t, frun50iiider Ra6iuht uno
eneliIdem Rsib uufgsorungen 'poroen.
IS fiibrt jest nihts anberes, als einen
@ertbeioigungstrieg i'm oOuiten nno
ebrIi6iten Sinns bss Dortes. Nus
bisIer 5batia6e sebt beroOr, huB Der
iran3Oiii6e profeFor tein pbilOfopb,
ionbern ein 0idtsr 1T, mas in bieiem
Sale einen Qiignsr meint.
Die anglo ameritGni | DE.
preFe Dsriudt ben Ginbrud gu srs
ipeden, Oab oas 9erlangen, tpeI6es auf
giniteluug Der Daffenausfa6r gerids |
tst 1T, i'm SntereFe 0euti4IanOs ses
felt pirb. Tas 1T cine bepubt falid)e
SariteQung bss SdaOer6aIts, Der
proteit pirD lebteli6 unb alein i'm
Snterefe Der ameritunii6en Nation err
bobsn, neil Our6 bieDaffeuIisferungsn
nsr Sries Oerlanaert ptro, pd6renb
bic DpbIFabrt uriersr Ration, iuis
iiber6dupt iebsr dnberen ytdtion gebles
let, benz ariege i9leunisIt Elm Gnoe gu
MAIDEN. 4ud Der iittltde Gattor
fommt babel sbsnfalls 5ur 0sltung.
Die amerituuiife Nutton betra4tet es
als lire MiiIicM fir ben Jrieoeu Al
pirten. Vas 1T Elm ebrenocaes Gre
ben, aus tpel9em @runbe es BEL ben
amerttauif9en prebtoiuten tetn ger>
itGnDntb ftnoet, aber es beitebt bieisH
Neuihen gum 5ros, oenen De. Dollar
h0ber itsbt, ais bic nationals Gbre.
Giefer bobeH WtFiOu pirb 15sr oas
ameritdniide Bolt untreu, inoem es
bic Wittel gum arisss liefert uub stpar
in stuem llmfanse, Der Die gefammten
Ser. Stadteu in eine WoffeHfa6rtt
oerpqnbelt. Dds bic Yrebtofatsn
iibsr infer Re6t, Daffsu Su Iiefern,
fasen, tpiro gar nic9t beitrittsn. absr
mir finb ni6t perpfliatet, iie su Iiefsrn
nnb ss 1T cine uniittli6e 5anOluns Oub
mir iis lisferH. Wir banbelu duh aegen
bic ReutrulitGt bur6 ben llmfans, in
ipel9em bic Wdffsnliefsrune DOR ii4
gebt. Wir ftsIIsH ni4t bios Ddffsn iTl