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PICKLE RECIPES.
Ripe Cucumber Pickles.

Select large cucumbers and peel and
seed them. Cut each lengthwise In four
pieces, and let stand in cold vinegar
for twentyfour hours. Drain and put
in fresh vinegar. with an ounce of cas-
sia buds to quart; add two pounds of
sugar, and boil for twenty minutes.
Put in screw top jars
Green Tomato Pickles.
One peck Of sliced tomatoes. eight
onions, one pound of green bell pep
pers. one pound of horseradish, one
pound Of white mustard seed. half q
pound Of black mustard seed. half an
ounce of whole cloves. half an ounce
OF stick cinnamon, the same Of pepper
corns. one nutmeg and four pounds of
gun to turn white preparatory to ripen-
ing, slice and lay them in salt for
twentyfour hours; drain and put in
porcelain lined kettles. with the pep
pers and onions chopped and the horse
radish grated; sprinkle in the mus
and add them. Then cover with the
best wine vinegar. and boil until the
tomatoes are tender. Half a cup Of
dry mustard Is often considered an Inn
put In when they are cooking.
Chilli Pepper Sauce.
Twenty ripe tomatoes, six green
peppers, four white onions; chop all
fine. Add two cups of best cider vine.
gar, one cup Of sugar. two tablespoon
fuis of salt. two even teaspoonfuls of
ground mace. two each of nutmeg and
cloves and one of celery seed. Boil an
hour and bottle while hot. This is de-
hcious with baked beans. A half salt
spoonful or less of cayenne gives 1t the
hot snap.
Ounce Marmalade.
Gather the fruit when fully ripe;
pare. quarter and core it; boil the skins
with as mahy teacupfuls of water as
you have pounds of ounces; when they
are soft. mash them, and strain the
water from them. and put it to the
enough to mash fine; rub them through
a sieve: put to the pulp az many
pounds OF sugar; stir them together
and set them over a gentle fre until
1t will fall from spoon. like Jelly; or
try some In saucer. II 1t jellies
when cold 1t is enough. Put 1t in pots
or tumblers and coat with parafin
Orange Marmalade.
Allow pound for pound. Pare half
the oranges and cut the rind into
shreds. Boil in three waters until ten
der. and set aside. Crate the rind of
the remaining oranges; take of and
white inner skin; quarter all the or
anges and take out the seeds. Chop
OF cut them into small pieces; drain
all the juice that will come away, with
out pressing them. over the sugar; heat
this. stirring until the sugar Is dis
solved, adding very little water, un-
less the oranges are very juicy. Boil
and skim five or six minutes; put in
the boiled shreds and cook ten minutes;
then the chopped fruit and grated peel,
and boil twenty minutes longer. When
cold put into small jars tied UP with
bladder or with paper next the fruit,
cloths dipped in wax over all. A nicer
with self-adjusting metal tops. Press
branded tissue papers down closely to
the fruit.
Evening star., 1915-11-16

time jumper sleeve. are quite the
smart thing these days.
The immensely wide and full skirt
is edged with fur, and the brilliant
touch is given by large pockets that
are lavishly embroidered. The woman
who objects to the unadorned skirt
should remember these adjuncts and
use them to advantage. If the eco
nomical will lend an ear, it might be
whispered that they suggest way
to put new life into an old frock.
Red also has crept into evening
gowns Bulloz was responsible for
one of the best-looking short frocks
of this kind. Two tones of red are
cleverly mingled. the brighter shade
in red and silver brocade and the
duller toning in satin edging tunic
of black tulle. The ornaments across
the bodice are leaves of finely cut
steel, a metal that has sprung into
the first fashion for gowns and hats,
as we'll as shoe buckles.
Jenny has led the way to using
scarlet and wine-colored flowers on
vari-colored frocks. These give the
brilliancy desired. She uses poppies
as well as. roses; sometimes there is
garland of blossoms in the second
empire manner.
Evening star., 1915-11-16
Stop Scalp Itch
. and Falling Hair
How Dull, Lifeless Hair May
Be Frightened and Invigorated

< People whose hair looks dull and life
liess and who find it growing dry. brit
t-tie. splitting at ends and coming out
({ast at every cornbing need a genuine
Is alp invigorator and should get one
sw!thcut a days delay. A little Partisan
Usage rubbed brssllly into the scalp with
}the finger tips twice daily will work
wonders tor hair of this kind. Just a
ifew days use and the hair becomes
glossy and healthy locking. dandruff
tanishes, scalp stops itching and hair
stops falling out. farisian Sage il
more than hair tonic. 1t is a scalp
}treatment and its use means strong,
}beautiful hair and a healthy scalp.
Any of ODonnells Drug Stores and
fteading druggists everywhere sell
Partisan Sage. 1t Is not expensive
Evening star., 1915-11-16
Early Winter Fashions.

A scarf of net or chiffon lis a part of
some of the evening frocks Of the
autumn. Usually the scarf is caught
In front, carried over one shoulder and
then hangs straight and loose, fre-
quently quite to the bottom of the
skirt.
Roses are used on many Of the new
evening frocks. sometimes i'm groups or
strands. but usually single and
rather large rose is used at the bodice
front.
Jet ornaments are used not only upon
black. but for the trimming of coIored
stuffs. and pail1ettes of various kinds
are popular. as are beaded trimmings.
Brocades into which metallic threads
enter are increasingly in demand
Silver and gold lace are used largely
in the imported models for evening
gowns.
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Egg Mullins.

One quart of. -four sifted twice, three
eggs. the white and yolks beaten sep
arately, three teacups of sweet milk. a
teaspoonful Of salt. a tablespoonful of
sugar. large tablespoonful OF lard or
butter and two heaping teaspoonfuls of
baking powder. Sift together flour.
sugar. salt and baking powder, rub in
the lard cold. and the beaten eggs and
milk; mix quickly into a smooth batter.
little nrmer than for griddle cakes.
Fill mufYin rings (well greased) two
thirds. Bake fifteen minutes.
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CHILD'S ROMPERS.

sible. 1t has an attractive belt, which
may be made of the material of the fomp-
ers or of some plain color to trim the
stripe or figure in the goods chosen for
the garment
Always make the neck loose, in all
garments, as pressure on the neck can
cause eye trouble and a host of other
evils. The glands Of the neck must
have room and comfort if one would be
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4 Baked Charlotte.

Slice stale cake as neatly as may be.
Spread each piece with jam or jelly;
pack closely in CREASED pudding dish /;
pour over it a raw custard made by
beating an egg very light and stirring
into it a large cup of milk. Bake COW
cred for a half hour. eat hot with lem
on sauce or cold with cream.
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Lemon Marmalade.

This is made as You would prepare
orange-allowing a pound and a quar-
ter of sugar to a poung Of fruit, and
using but half the grated peel.
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Collars Are High.

Collars rising high above the face and
practically hiding the chin are put on
some Of the frocks as well as on the
Evening star., 1915-11-16

To be orthodox in the matter of fur
trimming. ones skirt as well as coat
should be edged with it.
White evening cloaks OF quilted silk
are all the rage at present in London.
Evening star., 1915-11-16
AMERICAN FASHIONS.

Every child nowadays wears rompers.
and the same pattern is used for little
boys and girls. In winter they serve
to keep the little frocks and suits clean
and in summer they take the place of
outer garments. A child is so much more
comfortable in rompers and it feels free
to roll about without fear OF hearing
itself chided for mussing its clothes
This design for rompers gives both
long and short sleeves and is cut with
few seams and in the simplest way pos
Evening star., 1915-11-16

There 10 to be found special UNDER
wear to wear with evening gowns. It
10 Of Italian silk, designed to at
smoothly asaz...s4z
Evening star., 1915-11-16

coats. and are made OF silk. lace, or
CANDY. tulle or velvet, but the idea is
not likely to find ready acceptance In
connection with bodices.
Coat collars, usually of fur. climb
ever higher. The high double collar.
standing away enough TO permit ears
and nose to-sink into its depths, is per-
haps the first favorite. =
s1ss
CheIuiEs sfur collar, rising high. but
standing well away from the- neck all
around, being set on collar line cut
several inches below the base of the
throat, is much liked and the nun and
Russian collar in fur are used with all
sorts of variations.
On dresses and blouses there are sheer
high collars. but many of them may hc
turned back at the, front. ~' -f--.
Evening star., 1915-11-16

Leona Rose, my baby girl, has been
greatly benefited by Father Johns Medi-
cine. She takes it whenever she has
cold or cough" (Signed) Mrs. Chas.
M. Chadima, 837 So. 4th ST., Cedar
Rapids, Ohio.
Evening star., 1915-11-16

Brocades into which metallic threads
enter are increasingly in demand
Evening star., 1915-11-16

Plaid gingham is used now for kitch
en- curtains. 1t is used in brown and
white, blue and white, or green and
white, according to the color of the
kitchen decorations.
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3itattitein, tpenngleih CT udtirli9 INNER
NIT bieier M6gIiateit ssrednet urto nit
ibr lei6er INNER SelpieIt bat" Den 9risg
bat bic @roBfirftnpurtet in
Ru.blan0 gemdht, aus 5tiDplitdt, aus
Observation-Disclosures giteIteit, unb Dor
nilem aus bnnaitiiaem gbrgti3. 0ieie
anfdduuneen babe id bon atnem bsrbors
rugenben Gngldnbtr aeb0rt, Der in ensen
9~e3ieAungen gu petersburg ftebt. ,Rttos
TAI RitolnittpitI9 nirb BON Ieiner
gSpbGre" idon teute ais maisltdt uno
als s3ur 6ebdnbelt; ben regiertnbeu 3aren
dngitiete man IN ben Nriea 6iuein nit
Der beritedten 0robung Der a~eboIution
ouf Der GtraBe ulb i'm qatuf, unb 10
entIhIpB Ct ii9, ieinen Sbrou, ipenn nt6gs
Iid, 3u rttten, inbem er etnige rdmenlpfe
6unberttduienbe in ben Sob idgte. Grsia
lia gab er bdmit 8ualeid Nitoldi Ritos
taietpitih bic btbentlihe Gbonct, ais fiegs
rei9cr 5etbberr beimautebreu. Su 6rduts
reid mar Niemanb tart genug, 1id btes
fem 8er6angnis entgtgen3uIttGcn, uno
e. mar aud mad Saureg lobe Qiemanb
pi[lens, biefe ~unpdntbare Qufgabe auf T4
3u nt6men. unb ba 8rep, biefe gtbeims
nispolc iteife 9ua, nt9t peitii4tis tub
nidt energil6 geuug ettpeieR 1T, ben
9ranb bfim 8eginn das3utreten, 70
mabte er IhlieBti6 nit. Sin Gitg
Deuti9tanbs = audi iaou Elm diplomas
tif4er geipiB nbtr Elm militdriider,
mare Der 9ottsfimmung III England tdum
ertrdgli9 gspeisn, unb etns Qiebrlage
DeutihIanbs Bel engIiIher paFipit6t err
Thien h0dI unpobrfheinlih. 60 Bot
ber bfutfde @inmarf9 in 8elgitn ben err
piinTdteu @orlponh gum ariege. Sn
Wahrheit ihlsiften dber bic petersbdrger
@roBfiirften RubIano unb bann europa
in btt1es Mfcer BON 8lut. unb in biefes
Meer unabIe66artr @efabrtn hineir.
9eutc nit normaltr flint Sinnen unb nit
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS tdtten bier3u bic
4erpegen1sit niemaIs aufgebrd4t; bdaa
aeb0ren bic Mtben bon 8arbaren unb bic
3ribpfitdt bnn Gpielern, bic In Monaeo
bsimiIn Iirb, unb ipeiter bic tieft meiss
BELT bon Staatsmdnntru, bic Itdtt au lsns
fen. gclsnit tperben, unb enbliA bic preRe
in paris unb aonbon, bic aug GeTddft
unb ans patriotiiaem Ghaubinismls bic
Qualification Der europdiIhtn @roBndhte
elmer Clique pon Sdrmltsu auslteferte.
Mit benz nelttunbiqen 9orb GbeIterfielD
fam man nur iagen: Sch FIN, n1ein
Sobn. uub iie6. nit nie penig Wei86eit
bic Atlt regirt lpirb!!'
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Ger ariea mn bic gnara.

8ds 0irettorium Der 2eip8igtr 8u6s
Notwithstanding fitbt Iia gen0tbigt, bic
Observation-Disclosures III boiler 6o6e IN
QnTpru9 3u nebnen. DAB Der ~Tindn5isle
grfoIq beg arpBen unttrnebmens Dor
dGem duF ben GiuftlB bes arieses 3us
rid3ufi6ren 1T, gsbt aus folgtnber Grs
tIGrung herbpr: Der uns aufge3pungene
MeIttrieg bat ule 6offnan9en, bic duF
einen duBertn GrfnIg Der ausIteIlung nit
Rtht geisbt perben Ourftsn, boltommen
3erit0rt unb aud bic Bis Dor aur3tr
nod ge6egte Gripartuug, bdB bic Gins
nabmen unb guseaben trob bieTer tins
glidisIigen umitdnDe nod einigsrmaB,n
In Gintlang 3u bringeu Isien, 1T burd
bic borlduFige GaluBabrehnung ebenfaag
5uni4te 9emabt tporben. Sin ltnternebs
men, oeFen @runblage unb gpruusIeBung
10 bur4aiis ouf benz friebliden Rebens
eina1otrdrhiten otr Ratipnsn berltbte,
muBte Ielbftberitdrblih IN erifer 9tnie
oas Dpfsr bieIes flr4tbaren ariea. t9cr=
ben
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@nhifhr arieasnnsaridnnnnrn

Der 8rpBberaog bon gaben bat benz
gtriten ali 2einingen bas Hittertreu3 beg
mititdrif9en Garls 5riebrids Ber Itars
bcng, benz Maior grnF BdFtrmdnr, aOs
i%utdnttn bes MilitGrgouberneirs bet qrps
ptus Nntiperpen, has Rittertrel8 NIT
S6mertern hes 9rbens Gertboto +. unb
BEN aommaubanten oe8 ltRterleebontes
II 90, adpitdnIeutnant Jreiberun b.,
8erdbeim, bas Ritterfreu8 2. &lafe nit
Gi4tnlditb unb SHpertern bes Sf6eBs
bonn 3dhringer 26ipen perIiebert.
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70 bortige tnaliIbe ardfte fit Europa
frtt su MAIDEN, ipirb uatiirIih bon ben
GngldHbern perhOrrsssirt; bds gleide
thur bic Rufsu fir Sibirien urb 5rdnts
reid fir ieire inbiI6en 9efiBungen, nnb
fhliebliA pdrtn freber aus Gibirim nod
aus Grauo6fI6 Snboainq ftarte ardite
3u bolen. Sn europa dber molten bic
Sapanet bishsr, tuie ih annebmen mDhte,
ibte 6aut ni6t gu Mlartte trdaen; irts
merbin biirfts es nint gan3 ulsgsfalpi
len ietn, baB bic Sapdner bod %beranee5ps
gen nerben, tpenn Der 8reiDerbanb ieins
miIitdriIhn ardfte unter alien llmItdns
ben DerItdrien mub.
8~endtensnertb 1T Der 3roItgrrnb, Der
Fiir DisIe unerpiinfhte Gntptdfuns in
8treitIddft eehdtten pirb. Mdn ertIdri
gan3 ofitn, baB es itoenFals Elm @ortbsil
mare, Sapau blrh bic QntheiIndhme am
iebtgen 9rit8e militdriid 8u ihipdden.
Die eurppdiihe GhldAtersi, bic fir ale
8tt9eilisttn o6ne ausndbme Elm TdIims
mer Mbtrlab mare, ipiirbe sSdpan In elmer
DtrbdltRtsmdBig Itarten poiition 3uriids
fafftn unb entfprefeno anfprudspoq
MAIDEN. GO. Mile ben1na1 Elm alllsitigtr
MunI9 isiu, baB aud Sapan i1
Ihpdhe, unb init biefem argument bofft
man Iogar, unfere dm~erifantfGen Draft
5teber Su btruAigen; Ihnerlid. Sir foIhe
biplomatiIaen 9ineHsrttn bat man In
ben Der. Gtadtsn nid9t biel 5inn; man
pirb eiuTd6 fruaen. yg1as fon aus benz
diueIfden futtn fir Sdpan als arups
penfolb Reconsideration perbsn2", unb
bic Entertainer pttben bierauf Elm. bilns
bige Qnttpprt ~perldngen.
Dor elmer irifnen 8ttpegnng bit
man in England ntdt bic e~eringite 8es
%Torgnis; man betrahtet bic Siren dls
w6unbe, bic ipitbeno be[len, aber bod
ftens ppn biuten einual In bic Daben
fa9reu.' 3rgtno Elm 4ttentat, bon tinem
eiuaelnen pber bDtt elmer fltinen 8ruppt
5ur 4nsfubrung gebrdd)t unb IdlieBIih
ohnt entiheibenbe 8ebentnna, bdIt man
fir ut6eIid, uuo man iisbt fiA IN bitTsr
8eSitbung Dor. mir in Mnerita bsirs
tbeilen bic Siren anbers.
Nud bic fabafritaniT9e 9spesung Der
8ireu Rimrtt man niht tragtih. Die
8uren habsn niGt bas temperament 3u
elmer gtfdbrIi9en Gmeite uno 3lr Rebps
LUTON" v0ieie lauren Burden brens
men ME lidterlob." nMenn man ibnen
8eit Taft, fid gu beIinuen, sieben fie q
Dor, duf i6rtn 5armen bag Deitere ab3us
tpdrten." GrnIt betradtet man ertldrti6ers
tptife bsr tiirtilden gorftoB mad u egb ps
te n rnb bic Cage in Snbten. Jrtili@,
bic @ebHltttuug in Meg1ptcn unb bic
@oltsmdfeu in Snhien berdd)tet man aIs
o6umdAtigt 6anfen; iie dfe besci6pet
ncn ptrGatlib dls .Nigsers@; afer bic
tiiriiIdm 1rupper erf9einen noHl ais
beddiensntrtbe Gegner, nnb bitter ftitnmt
bic MSgtiatfit. boz inbiTde Rtoimtuter
rebe[iren utb ibre engliIdeH SfTi3itre
abiditbtn tinnten. Mas barns @eit
mthr alb Dit hfutFhs SRpaiioa perurs
fGd. biefe GntipidIungsmSatiGtsit Bel
enoliiden QpIititern 8etlemmunaeu.
limb mnlth Elm Mort iibtr bic Il a.
den bts ariegts. Die 2lnruDnis
oaB Greb bitifs tragiiAe N6Itermorbtn
planHabig i~aISenirt hnbs, beIddeIt man
onIsitig. Mud GreD III btr aria9 GnIieBs
LTD auf isium 5hdteI gsfuIlen, Ipie ein
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Gnslanbcr pOr beutidem arieaSaeridt

SIN @6ttingsr 9riegsgefdngenenlagtr
fiub 9iebItdble nt9ts @eItenes, dber bic
aa6forldungen fnb fettsn BON GrfoIg
beqleitet. Dim Mprgen bes 4. Rnbember
bermiBte In benz 8aradenlager bel 86t@
tinaen Der 28idbrige belgiI6e &riegsges
Fan9ere Spiepb pettrs Istn Yortempnuaie
NIT 3pei s3pdnsigFrants Thtinen unb
einem EinmdriI9ein. Die fofprt dnges
itenteH NddFpridunseu ergnben, bdB Elm
tnglifder 8unbesbruoer be8 8tlgiers, BET
21idArige SnfdntsriF unD friibere Mrbets
ter Ruben Serb. 9ieliers, iiber bas pors
teUonnoie rberfiigtA bate. @inen 3fp1rls
SiaFraneggAein battle 6ieliers in elmer
Grb6o6Ie psrfedt, ben naberen iDe9leln
ldfen limb bas lesre portentonuaie auf
einen sfobluder geiuOrfsR. Der IpFprt III
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ssrnnabiifde oilaen.

Gran5DiiI9e 3citungen berbrtiten Sic
mar, bic DeutI3en bitten auF ben pffente
Ii9en 9Idben III golmdr bpr ber STRIDE
unb benz 9iirgermtiTeramt Tdtptre Gss
I9iiBe ~duFgeitelt, I'm bic GrduapIsn BIT
%aipingen, bic Stabt 3u bpmbarbtren u1o
lie Su serIt6rau. Die 9eutIAsn Iuhtet
duf oieTe @eiie bic III i6rer Mebrbeit
fran3oIenfreunblide Geb6lterung gtgen
bic 5ranSoien auf5ubriuger. gn bet
fran5Bifbn MeIOung 1T natiirfit fem
tpaIres Mprt.
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@nte 3stden.

Die 9eFiirdtung, bub ber Mlouot De
fober cine 9erfhsdteruug bet Gage bes
beutfatn 0~rbeitsmdrttes btingru niirbe,
lit acknowledgements nidt eingetrpFfat. SIN
0ttober bat f9 pielmebr cine itarte 6 n Il
IuFung bes arbeitsmarttes poasogen,
bic benefit, baB Bic 2ErbsitsgeIsgen6eit cine
gang peIentliae @teigerung srfabrsn bat.
Der grobe llmfang bsr ariegslieferurgen
Dat BE 8tTdGftigung IN btr Rabrun9ss
unb 8enuBmitteIinbuitrie, int 9ertits unb
getIeibunesqeperbe ipeiter in Der Mrs
talinouItrie 70 giiniiig bseinfluBt baB
sablreine arbeitstrdfte btrldngt tuurben.
4u6 i'm 8~augtiperbe unb in ben BON Inn
dbhdngiqen 5dnbperten bat bic 4rbeitss
geIeaeaheit pdbreno bes Mpnats Ottober
meriti9 sugenommen. 0teIe @efattuuq
Der @erbdttniFe am oeiperbIihen @rbtitss
martt maB man in anbetrddt btr 3eits
umltdnbe aIs iibtraus aiinitig be3ei9nen.
Orr ptibli9t qrbeitsmdrtt bat an ber
8tReruug allerbings ntdt t4eiIeenpms
men.
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llnteriudunssbaft gtnommtm unb Dor
bas ariegSscrtdt BET STANDARDIZATION
in 5annopsr eeiteIfk GngIdpbsr beItritt
nit gntIdieOenbeit ben i6m 3ur 2aTt GEE
legtsn 9isbItabl urb b%e6aupttte. bas pors
temounaie bot Der garade %ngefunben1 gu
baden. Ddgegen blifb bsr 8eItpbltne bas
Bel, baB Der GngIdnbsr i6m has pprtte
monnaie inner6aIb Bet 8drade. in Der
beibs GdIdfnaabdrt paren, geitohlen
buben miiGe. Das 1irtbeiI Idutete, uads
Dem nod elm sugliider 3euge betnommen
morOen mar. auF bier 8uatu ftreusen
Qrreit.
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sapauiide epiunr.

n9ie 8rtf. 8tg.4 mefbst aus apnIals
tinOpel: Die pnli5et bat fteben Sd@
Parer Feitgtnpmmen. sic ipobnten III
berIdieberen Mbfeigsquartieren @alutds.
sic eaben an. g1ineTen sa Iein, Dit
duberen MertmaIe Der Gbtnefen feAlea
itona. sic battsn dIer6ings dinefiide.
BON Der Hineffdeu @eIdnbtfdaft til pa
ris ausgtitelltt gdFe. mertpiirpig III,
bdB bieIe SAMPLER nIs einSige frempt
Gprdde MIR bas Sent he beS Mgn
unO iebsr BON ibnsn I'M 8eFb sinsi &C.,
grupbii4en aorie gefunben plirhe.
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SUPERINTENDENT IN sdAtenara6en.

Gintn neuen 8eitrog gu bteIem 9rtegss
t6emd giebt Elm 5~tlbppItbrttf. y5itr (duf
benz fptItIiden ariegsiaauplab)" Idrtt6t
Der Qbfenber, lift INNER md ber sltidt
Sang: I'M @9Hbsngraben Iieben, RdGts
naber ait ben 6eino berangraben unb
8tdungen (Dp9ntngen) muert, Snterefs
iant 1T e, buB mir in Der porbsriten Clinic
unfer Gtro9 pom ieIben SaufeH hoIsn pie
bic Gran8oIeu. SIN borberIten @rabtn lit
Elm aeaner, bonn rJrontFurter 5pF", tpets
der tabeIIos gran8Dii9 1pridt. Qts Elm
~2aufgroben i'm 3td8dd benz 6einbe ents
gegen dusgeboben ipurbe, 70 boB man Biz
auf so Meter an ben fetnbliden @raben
berantam, rtef bet 8eGner, Siemti6 hrtiit,
bic G~ran3oIen all. Gle frugen MN, tpas
rum mir INNER nab 70 bel ldun3en, tpie
LANCE e8 nod bauern Tolle sic MOLTEN
beim at i6ren 6rautn, b0tten nidts gu
eftn unb nidts al raaden, nar 8rannts
petu sa trinten. 9drduf Der Qnbere:
8ir bdbeN i'm lteberftuB. sic iparfen
benn audi cine S6ahteI gtgaretten btrts
iiber; tie fiel abtr Dor ben @rdben; bd
ha1hten fe nun trtmtr nit ben 6dnbet
oanadl traiten ItA aber rif)t iiber bic
9edung. Sir nod Elm 9ddetAen, bds
gut antdm, fpolten he 9%rdnntipein geben.
@s lit nnidt ausgefGIofen, baB man uuf
btefe @eiIe bic 2tute gum uebertrttt Be-
tneden fam "
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b. 6oLfenhann @enernIitabsdef.

9as u. 8. 9. t6eiIt am 8. @e3ember
init,
generaIoberit b. Wtoitte bot feline aur
In Sonibtrg beenbet unb lit in Berlin sins
getroffeu, Gein 8sfinOen bat Iih er1eblim
gebeIert, lit dber nod INNER 10, bah er
BIB auf peiteres ni6t pisbtr ms GetD
geben lam. Seine anberneitige 8erpens
bung 1T in QusiiAt etnontrtet, IobaIb
iein 9eIunbbtits3uitanh Is eeHdttet. Die
Gdddfte hes @eneralitdbes bts 1elbbees
reg iiab BEN ariegsminiitcr, G~enero[feutz
nant b. 6difenbann, ber lie bel Der Or
trantuug Oes @~eueroloberit b. Moltte bers
tretun8speife iib~erndbnten, inter 9elois
luttg In benz Nmt ais 9riegsminifer enbs
giiItis iibertrdgen porhsn.
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meiOen. Die QngeHsnten unb 4rbeiter
nisier 6trmen tperben bti oeutI9en 6irz
men Iaon untertommen.
X
Die Gimme Der Geruunft.
Die Strei6ung Der beutI6n Sn6aber
Der g6reulegion fip6tt teifesfaas ungss
tbeilten 8eiFal in garis. 9amentli6 Bic
So3idlifen peuben Elm, baB 3dblreide
9eutIae ben ~nationaIen Grben tregen ibs
rer @trbtsnfte I'm frdn86Fibe SntersTeu
er6itttfn. Dime 6ulbas meiIterIide uebers
febung pdre 3pftdn6 unbetdnnt geblieben,
uRo aud Der mplierstult erfabr crit
bpra 5ulba neue 9Flege. 8orne6mIi4
@er3tt, ME bic 9rofeForm Sod unb
GbrIid, bic gemsinaut ber gan8;u Utlt
finb. biirfe man ntAt 10 be6dnbeIn, man
miiFe unteff6eiben 3tpiIdtn mititdrifder
Ghrenlegion unb pribdttn 8erbieniten.
lltbrigens hdtten infol9e poIitiIdsr Gprs
ruption inn Iebtsn Sahr8tbnt bieIs unipiirs
bige Grandofen bic G9renlsgton erbnltsn,
od Bate bic RefOrmIireidung beginner
miiFen.
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staaen enaliider efiiatere.

9ie epnbpner Vines" berbffentli6t
grieFc bon engtiIden Dffi3ieren, bic an
ber 6rput Ite9en. Gin QrtiIerieuffiSier
fGrsibt:
Bon see tommen idpere @turme unb
eiiiger gegtu. Die 6traBen Iinb unpdIs
irbar. automo6ilfdbrten lteLItn grobe
Abenteaer bar. Ga TIT bas reinIte @uns
Der, fpie bic wl~otorrabfdbrer nod lire
Mufg0ben %erFiilen tDuHer. Der 8riefa