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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-04-12
SAVING FOR A HOME

Many of us have earnings so small, compared with
necessary expenses that savings toward home seem
impossible But this is all the for saving
1t is all the for making the best and the most
of the little we have for comfort security and true
progress.
The savings invested in a home are the best seeds
ever sown. They are the seed Of better fortune.
Out of it grow confidence quckened energies firmer
courage more stawart thought and hope more orderly
citizenship, higher ambitions and higher qualities toward
attaining them, education for the children and the
independence and se-respect that lift amess hopeless
drudges up to the true manhood that aspires and
achieves.
Thrift is composite quality. Itembraces within itself
nearly all of the great virtues
Saving implies industry, prudence forehought self
denial 1t is the opposite of thtrtessness, prodgay
improvdence and waste.
Saving means better homes and better food better
health more comfort and enjoyment less waste and less
anxiety.
The man and woman who have begun saving for a
home are laying the secures foundation of successful
life
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-04-12

March weather at Marshfied, as re.
ported by the Record: "While there
appeared to be a great deal of rain
precipitation for the 81 days was but
a little over four inches. The month
was a particularly pleasant one for
the time of year"
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-04-12

The recent investigation of the Pullman company
brought out the fact that some of the porteS make as
asserted that the system is not satisfactory to these
colored gentlemen.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-04-12
STATE NEWS

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Dallas Observer: There is in the
Dallas city park poplar the circum-
ference of which is 80 feet. This
measurement is accurate. There are
considerable number of poplars in the
I municipal playground, but this par
ticular populus alba is of gigantic pro-
portions, beauty and good to look
upon.
Hood River Glacier: Hans Lage
brought his threshing machine to the
city the first of the week, and the old
separator is now undergoing an over
hauling. Mr.. Lage has owned the ma
chine for % years, and many bushel
Of grain was threshed with it in the
early Hood River days, before orchard
ing became the predominant indus
try. With the return Of diversified
farming, many ranchers now have
small crops of grain that they wish
harvested, and Mr.. Large's pioneer
thresher will be put into commission
this summer. The old thresher is driv-
en- by horse power.
Albany Herald: A building that is
probably the oldest now standing in
this city is being fixed up as private
automobile garage by George Hughes,
who resides at the west end of Fifth
street The building is among the first
ever built in Albany and has a history.
Although it has stood for over 60 years
and has been used for various purposes,
it is now in fairly good condition. The
building is a single story affair, and is
now only l6 by q feet, an addition
having been torn down by Mr.. Hughes.
The rough hewn sills are in splendid
condition and will be good for many
years to come.
Tillamook's Commercial club, which
appears to have drifted toward the
social side of club life, seems about
to be reorganized on a predominantly
business basis, according to the Her
aid, which predicts a new era for the
club and the city.
March weather at Marshfield, as re.
ported by the Record "While there
appeared to be great deal of rain
precipitation for the 81 days was but
a little over four inches. The month
was a particularly pleasant one for
the time Of year"
''Fat cows in green pastures, alfalfa
and clover fields and mxuriant flower
and vegetable garden-such may we
expect to find on the east side this
year" says the Hood River Glacier, 4"
for the big ditch of the East Fork
Irrigation district will soon be run.
ming full between widened banks"
Medford Sun; Owing to lack of
tnnds, Iateness Of season and the pol.
icy Of retrenchment on the part of
the county officials, there will be no
general tree planting along the Pacific
Highway this spring. Property own.
ers who wish to plant and urged to
consult and plant as uniformly as
possible. This matter will be taken
up again in the fall.
Eugene Register; After having
been butfeted about from pillar to
post after having been refused by the
University Of Oregon and the South.
ern Pacific company, after the city
council refused even to discuss it, and
after offers from eastern colleges
have been made for it, James Fuller.
tons whale has at last found rest.
ing place. 1t will be used for adver-
tising real estate firm, but the city
of Eugene is bound to get a lot Of pub.
licity out of it,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-04-12
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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-01-17
RAINY DAY WALKS

will give place TO delightful ones
where the winters grandeur of frost
and snow will repay a walk.
So many persons have an idea that
1t is positively unhealthy TO 90 out
in the rain.
You will catch your death of cold =
they eXclaim. with a look of horror.
but, provided one is dressed suitably
there Is really no reason why a cold
should be easier caught during a wet
days walk than during a summe
one.
In fact. the chances are really
equal. The real cause Of cold catch
ing lies in the fact that for the great
er part Of the day we have been sit
ting in a close atmosphere. the air
heated and vitiated, and then the walk
is taken in clothes that are too thin
or not protective enough A cold is
caught and the weather is blamed.
Really brisk walks in wet weather
VIII never do one any harm.
Rain Tonic for Skin.
There is another side Of wet wealth
er walks-they are really splendid
tonics for the skin. The soft beat OF
the rain touches up the nerves and
flesh of the face. and the glow of
health mounts to the cheeks.
But do not make a mistake and go
too close to the fire immediately after
coming in. The sudden change from
the cold damp atmosphere to the hot
air given out by the fire will make
the face rough and uncomfortable.
and the wind will be blamed. on
coming in from a walk on a wet day
dry the face with a very soft towel.
and rub gently for a few seconds
Remove the coat, hat and boots.
and then sit for a few minutes well
away from the fire until the face is
used to the changed conditions of the
atm oSphere. The simple precaution
will save the face from any disastrous
effects. and the skin will be much
improved by a walk on a wet day
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-01-17
BY LAURA KINGSTON.

really wet day is generally an ex-
cuse for sitting in front of the fire,
immersed in the pages of the latest
novel by favorite author Nothing
calls 50 strenuOusly as a good fire
and a comfortable chair. while outside
the wind is blowing and the rain IS
beating heavily against the window.
II is such an impossible day outside,
The muddy rivulets are gurgling at
the edge Of the pavement trying to
escape underneath, while in the cOun-
try the very thought OF the muddy
lanes Is simply appalling. only a
man-wOman would centure out in de-
fiance of the storm,
That is one side OF the picture; a
friend Of mine has another story to
tell. she declares that her good com
pleXiOn is due 10 walks in rainy wealth
er. Waterproof hat and coat. with
warm stockings and reasonably thick
boots, and nothing will harm you.
Umbrellas? They are more bother
than they are worth"
This friends equipment was just
as she said. she had a waterproof
hat which covered her hair. and a
loose macintosh which completely
hid her skirts and buttoned close up
to her throat. the collar at the back
fitting up under her hat Dress clips
kept the macintosh well fastened at
the bottom. II always seems such "a
defect in a macintosh that the but
tons do not button all the way down
except in special instances.
For wet weather walking the skirts
should be about two inches shorter
than the macintosh and the latter
should be short enough to escape the
mud but not so short that the rain
can beat against the stockings.
Stick is Useful.
A walking stick is a useful article
as il is a good deal of help when
walking along muddy lanes AS a
rule, in wet weather walks country
lanes must be avoided, especially ones
that lead over a clayey soil. as this
clings to the boots and makes walking
very firing.
1t is better to keep to we'll made
roads and avoid fields. A field that
would make delightful walking in the
summer time may represent a shall
low swamp during the depth of win
ter or spring. and there is no fun in
wading through a few inches of min
gled water and mud, covered by a
layer of wet grass. Experience will
soon teach the incest roads TO take.
The beauty Of the fading leaf is quite
different from that of the summer
greenery. and a beautiful landscape
will be inexpressibly dreary when all
the leaves are falling. For this reason
the beautiful scenes Of summer walks
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-01-17
EDITORS TO MEET
ON FEBRUARY 4
SeC'y of State Bryan Will Be
Most Distinguished Guest at
Democratic State ASSoCia-
ton Convention.
BY Lew ElIingham.

INDIANAPOLIS. Jan. 16.-The an
nual midwinter meeting of the Indi-
ana Democratic Editorial association
will occur I'm this city on Feb. and
3. II is such "a we'll known fact that
we hardly need 10 mention 1t, yet II
will not hurt anything TO say that the
Indiana Democratic Editorial assOcia-
ton is the greatest and most import
ant body of men and women in this
fair state IL is also a fact and we are
glad Of the opportunity Of reiterating
II. that this association is the most
potent factor in politics and that the
great Indiana democracy realize their
importance and cOncede 10 them the
right 10 be real leaders IN party ar
fairs. While all the meetings of this
association are worth while. vet the
meeting this year Will far Outshine
any other ever given.
The reason is told in a few words.
William Jennings Bryan will be their
guest and their orator and because Of
the presence of this great man, states
man and editor. every democratic
newspaper publisher in the state is in
fine fettle and will be on hand parti-
cipating and enjoying the feast of
pleasure that Will be theirs upon this
occasion Mr.. Bryan is by far the
most popular democrat IN the United
states. and this is especially true in
Indiana. Every Hoosier editor is
ready every hour Of the day or night
TO bank his reputation or his bank
roll upon this great democrat who is
TO be their guest That the attend
ance Of democratic editors will be up
90 the limit at the midwinter meeting
10 be held a few weeks hence. is a
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-01-17
DRUNKEN NESS

is a durable disease, which requires
treatment. The ORRINE treatment
can be used with absolute confidence.
1t destroys all desire for whiskey,
beer, or other intOXicants Can be
given in the home. No sanitarium
expense No loss of time from work
Can be given secretly. If after a trial
you fail to get any benefit from it's
use your money will be refunded.
ORRINE is prepared in two forms:
No. 1, secret treatment, a powder;
ORRINE No. ., in pill form, for those
who desire TO take voluntary treat
ment. Costs only $1.OO a box. Come
in and talk over the matter with us.
Ask for booklet. Millions Drug Store
III w. Washington av.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-01-17
ASKED TO GIVE ADDRESS
l. Il. Werwinsli Receives Invitation
From Pittsburgh.

An invitation has been received by
Ignatius K. Werwinski from the su-
preme directors of the Polish Falcons
Alliance of North America to deliver
the memorial address for the organi-
cation at Pittsburgh in commemora-
ton Of the Polish instruction. The
address for that occasion, which will
be delivered in the near future. will
be brought before the attention of the
worlds peace conference which will
probably be held at the close of the
European war
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-01-17
WOman'S Health
Requires Care

Women are so constituted as to
be peculiarly susceptible TO con-
stlpatiOn, and their general health
depends In large measure on care
tul regulation and correction of
this tendency. Their delicate or
ganisms rebel at the violence of
cathartic and purgative remedies.
which, while they may afford tenn
porary relief. shock the system
and seriously disturb the func-
tlonal organs. A mild laxative is
Tar preferable and, if properly
compounded. much more effective.
The combination of simple laxa-
tive herbs with pepsin sold in drug
stores under the name Of DR.. CaId-
wells Syrup Pepsin, is ideal for
Women's use. A free trial bottle
can be obtained by writing to DR..
w +. Caldwell 452 Washing
ton St. Monticello. Ills.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-01-17
LIQUOR MEN COMBINE
Local MOngarians Incorporate POIit-
icaI Association

INDIANAPOLIS, Jan. 17-Articles
of Incorporation have been granted to
the South Bend Hungarian LIQUOR
Dealers association with Joseph
Baranyai, Joseph ChOka and Joseph
Ssernicts as the incorporates. The
organization has been formed for po-
litical purposes.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-01-17
ALLOWs CLAIM ON ACCOUNT

Judgments for Herman Gross
aaginst Joseph 10th and against
Frank Kraly have been rendered by
Justice Wypiszynski. the former for
$42.90 and the latter for $3.50.
amounts alleged to have been due on
account.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-10-08

Setten gu idIngeu, 1T Der tauienomal
BON ben Seinben beitGtiste 3ped bes
iebieen Srieees. IS ioll ibm nidt
aelingen!
lleber Die mtlitdriI9e 8ebeutuns
bes peutIden gsiiBes BON 0elsolanb
ipri6t fid Mbmiral BON Rirabpff
foIgenbermaben aus:
Man fpridt INNER oobor, 9elaoa
Lamb beberrI1e bic bsutfde 8r6t Der
IorDfee pber jebenfalls bic Saupt
su9Gn9e gu nnfersn fpi6tisften
ariegsz unb Sanoelsbdfen: Bils
belmsbapsn, 8remerbaben, Bremen,
MISUNDERSTANDING, 8aiier @il-
belmsa anaL--&iel. DDS Dort be-
hsrri6en irifft nur in beOineter
@eiIe 3n, ba has 5eIieneisuno oafiir-
|ollsl melt pom nadIten 2onoe emit
fernt liest: sinise piersig ailometer
ppn @aneeroog unb SdarbOrn. To-
pie nod ettpas lpeiier bon ben Watz
ten unb Slnben Der Mefttiiite
S6iespiss Spliteins. 8onn bieie
Gtrede nit ben neueiten 8eidiiben
aud boil beitriben perben unb iez
benfaIls gut sur 9dlite bon beiben
@ei.en aus, 10 maht bos no1 inns
mer nidt Elm eisentli6es 8eberrf6en
Eollein aus. obseieben bon Ra6t unb
Rebel NIB Sturm. absr in Der
binbung nit G~Ingseusen unb SUIT
i9iffen, iofpie nit llnierfeebopten
unb Sorpebobooten, fdliebli6 nit
Minen unb ben in Der Ndbe liegena
ben Seilen Der Sodfeeflptte tit cine
8e3ninsuns unierer 5luBmiinbungen
burd sinen nod 10 itarfeH Gesner
faum bentbar, uno i'm 8erein init
SelaoIunb pirb bic ceniide 8ldi
nahesu aars beberrI6t. aud alpinli
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-10-08
50 purbe bas oamnls enslifde tpnbe
@elgoiono cine beutide Jeftnng unb bon
pas nod niht beutfHe Soniibor aiereu

tpnoers stnen a~sniissnben .Siamm
bon portreffli6 mnssebilbeten Sfft
3ieren, Sngsnienrsn unb MamI9afs
ten, ioipie jene ~sIdnSenbt ausbils
bnns ibrer S~orepbppaffe berbeiau>
fiibren, aus melder ii9 pdbrenb bic
fes &risess bic fur9tbare llnteriees
entpid.ln fonnte.
@ie 1T 5elsaIanb an England ses
fommen9 9enau Dor 100 Sabrsn
auf benz Miener aonsreB bon 1876.
RubIanb unb Seterrsi9
itanben bnmaIs suIammen, Inn preue
bens neutrality-suspicious. 5u
perbinbern. Rublanbs @unfd nod
Der beutisen preuBij6 : ruiiiiden
9rense purbe erfiillt. @uf @nss
lambs 8strsiben ober purbe Yrsuben
bon Der Rorhfes p6lIig a~bseiperrt,
Ipsar OffrieBlanb, bas ldnse preus
Bii9 sepefen nor. tpurbe sun aSs
nisreid 9annober sef9Iasen, bas
bann als elm @afnll GngIanbs faft
elm babies Sabrbunbert lang antis
prsubifde golitit irieb. !Selsplanb
purbe cine ensIiide Snfel. Sn 8iel
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-10-08

iil9en Miiiionar an 8ebel, Der i'm
Rsidstase barber einen groBen
Stanbol berborriei. Sie gegner ber
&plpniolpplitif, bic SpSialbemotros
ten unb Sos Centrum, nelhss ii6
ippbl iiber 8sbiibr iiber Die Unfit
lidfeit bes glnseidnlbigten sntriifet
batte iiimmten 8ebel bel unb
peters tpurbe bann aus benz beuts
f9en aolonialbienite entlaiisn. Sos
fort madte Gnelanb bsm herpprras
senbsn unb enersiiden Sorjher 9lns
s.bpte. Der uerGrserte Peters nabm
on unb bat bonn lunse 3sit in eng
liidem 9ienite gepirtt. SEPT in
peters pieber in Deuti6lano une
beteiligt li6 iebr lebbaft on benz Ii.
terarifden 5elbsuse 9eaen England,
4ua bieie iebr penis erfrsulidt
GeI9iate eebSrt su unierem Bible
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-10-08

@raf Rspentlop idlieBt: .Seuts
ooriiber beitebt ldnsit tein .3peifsl
mebr 1T uns SelsOlano mebr
nert, als irsenoein ~bentbares &olos
nialeebiet =. &ein tolpnialer Wert
tpnnte au bod iein, I'm Die Sniel
an Seuti6lanb al brinsen; benn bon
Rem t~plonioIen Werten, bic oanpls
in 8etra4t tamer, bebeutete iein
einSiaer cine bitale Hottuenbigteit fir
rie @srteibisunssriitung bss Seuts
|6sn Hsi9es. tpeber Der @esenport,
nod Der 3utunft."
Die Gn9lGnOer freuten ii4 risIis
iber ben 8ertrag. @ermeinten iie
bod, Die Ientimentalen bummen
9eutIden ipiebsr einmal iibertDlpeIt
3u buben. !pelsolanb iei fir eng
LAMB ia MIR elm 'Soientnupf. 9eutfds
Lamb piirOe ia Elm bii6ldes Seebab
aus Der Sniel modem, peiter absr
ni6ts. Sin Stiibpuntt fir bic Deuts
i9s Slptte? Bob, cine aniebnli9e
oeuti6e Slotte tuerbe es iiberhaupt
niemnls 9eben, Die OeutI9en t0nns
ten feline SGiffe bauen, Ieien teine
Seelelte, unb penn iih Der Saiier
nit Elm pour bepaffnetsn &dbnsn
Gin 9pielSeug i9affen uolle, 10 mOse
49,. -
nan bas srpBmiitig erlauben. 90
un9efabr Dafte mar in England.
SIN 2onbpn ertlGrte 2prb SaIiss
burn oils prsmisrminifier I'M 9arId.
ment: Der itrategiI9e unb tommers
5ielle @ert Der Sniel lei fir gns'
lamb s~erinsfiisig, SIN 6nlle eines
8rieges nit 9eutI9lano piirpt bic.
les ipfort cine Streitma9t na9 9sI.
oplanb ienbeu, bepor bic ensliIde Gr,
Iobflotte angelanst fsi; int 5oll'
zines &rieses nit anberen MGdter
, miiiie England BEL Selgoldnb sinI
5lptte ~itationteren unb ipiirbe Il
feline &rdfts serTplitterr mii5ien, 3i
Ibtretung Der nientimentalen SnIel'
ent1prefe ben nobren SntereiFei
@nglonos, nahbem nan iebt cine,
befriebigcnben Grinb bnfir ausiinSii
9ema9t babe! llnb Der @frifa
forI6er Stonlep fanb bas berslei
6enbe Mort: man babe fir sinel
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-10-08

Wie in benz amtIiden 9eridt Der
Sberfen Seeresleituns ertpdbnt. IT
ON so. Mai bic grpbe @tienbahns
iiberfiibruns peftIid DammerfIrt
bon Der @rtilerie serftDrt fppr'
ben. 0ieisr sroBe &unitbau mar I'M
g(uauit porisen Sabres, dig ote
Sranspfen nod ibrer @iebsrlass bet
Mil6aufen auf 8elfOrt suriidflntss
ten, aertDrt pprben. nnmittelbdr
nod bisIer SdIa4t pnrben 81:
iiesreiden bsuti4en Srnppsn radp
elmer anberen 5tele Der 8ampFs
front abtransportiert. go NOR .s
ben 5ransoien mOsli4, ernent III
bic @esenb bon Miilbauien ppraus
oringen, mo lie bur@ beuti6e aonof
pebr gum Steben sebraat tpurbsn.
sSn benz @teGunestampf, Der nun
me6r besann, mar es fir bic 5raH.
aoien natiirli9 BON GROCER Wi4ttes
feit, ben BON ibnen %serftDrten &un|ts
bau ipieberberau1fellen. Die, IrbetS
ten bisrau purOen bon ben beuE@
iaen 5liesern nit 9fufmerfiamfeit
perfolat. Gnbe Mtai ipurbe ortrh
cine 5lieserpbotosrapbie feftgeftslt,
bab bic llebsrbriiduns Der geipreags
ten Stele beenbet mar. &i4 iorrs
be erfannt, bob cine YrObebelaftuta
Der Bride bur9 einen gifenbabnsug
fattfanb. Runmebr mar ,es on bet
3eit, bic eigens gu bieiem 3petc
binter bic beutiden 2inien bernas
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-10-08

es an 8iberleguneeu Der InIi9teu
Der SpppIition feblen. Nus gu<
ten g riinben. SO mar pur9@
Gus iiberfliiiIts, ben pabren Wert
Der Sniel 9elsolanb fir DeutI9lanb
omtli9 ,su perteipisen, eenn bamit
pGren Seutfdlanbs Slottenpldne
bpr5eitig entbaIlt worben.
SO lieb man bic Mllpenti6en rubig
tpettern, bereitete cher i'm Stillen
BE pldne Iiy 1s neue 5lotte Dor.
9as erie JlottenseIeB erIdien bdlb
barouf unb ou9 Sirpib eri6ten auf
Der 9ilpflG6e. 9erartige 5~lpttenses
IsBe, ippourd 3utunftss S~lpttenpldns
fir piele Sabre binous feit9eIebt ipurs
ben, iparsn bon onoeren Md9ten
fdpn friiber %erloiTen norSen, gelang.
ten aber ntsmnls sur Iusfii6runs
@s mar fir Seutidlanb bDdit pors
teilbaft. bob @nglnn6 bic &rafi
9eutI9lonos auf Dem Gebtete hes
S6iffsbans ~ungebener unterIdGbi
battle. Grit hin 1905 berum er.
no9te England ous bieier SGuI6une
unb bic 5olgs mar Der 0reabnaug6t.
8ali, ben England nit Der alien bri.
!iiden lleberbebnng unternubm in be,
Meinung, baB 8eutf9lanb Inn BARN
nibt fofeen Tonne. Die 1eutIdsr
boben burd fait fiinfSebR Sabre BIZ
Gelegenbeit onsgenuBt. ii1 cine redl
a6tunasfperte Jtptte all berI9affen
ohne Bel gneIdnb ouf bsIonberei
BiberIprud gu itoben. Gie @u
Der 9riien bra4 eisentli9 srit los
na6bem bic 9eutf6en ielbf 9rsab
nonsbis auf Gtapel Iestsn. Sen
fiinfsebn Sabre rsrbaltnismGbise
Rube i9nfen ober 9eutf6lonb bi
@elesenbeit, ben mnterbaa BE-
orohen 2utunitsilotte ali iaaffsn, 8.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-10-08

ben. Dos mar ben Gnsldnbsrn ais
berorbentli9 unbequem, benn bieis
Gambler fparen linen Dor Der 9aie
ipesgenommen iporDen. S6lieblid
purbe 1890 Der Snniibarpertrag
apiidsn Deutidlanb unb England
abseidloffen. England bot als
Sauihobiett Selsolanb nnb zen Jog.
gapripisipfel gesen Ditu unb Sans
Iibar an unb Der &niier i9lug To-
fort su. Der &aiier III ii6risens IN
Der sansen Sod. bic ireibenbe Strait
sepsfen. S6on als airing Wilbelm
|baite er, ipie man bomals iaste, aus
ientimentolen @riinoen ben Grperb
Selaolonbs betrisben. @raf 8epents
lon ertIGrt barber: SIS 1T niGts
s3u~berldffises bariiber betannt, aber
an Ii9 ipabri6sinli9 genllg, bob
Bring WilbeIm, ipdter 4aifer Wils
helm H., Der Sniel SelsoIano nidt
llur bas npretium affecticnis" 5is
billiste, ionbern bnb er ben lat
fd9lihen itratesif9en Mert Der Sns
lei erfannte. &oiier Dilbelm bot
gerabe auf maritimem @ebiete bers
i9iebene Mole bebeutenben Weitblid
se5eist. Die tbm eisene 8ebarrli6s
lett, nit Der sr cen 9ebanten fefte
bielt, Big er in Der Gage NOR, ibn
nusfiibren gu laiIen, - bic S4nels
listeit, nit Der er ben grperb Der
Snfsl burdfebte. ldbt barnuf fdlies
ben, baB es ii9 fir Jpn nift nur
um ben @efiiblspert banpelte." limb
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-10-08
SelgoIauoerinnen. Sieie 2anbesfinbet
empfingen ben Safer bel ber
@ciiBnabn,e.

$nIsl Saniibor unb bas afritnnii9s
gebiet Mitu fir 9eutidlanb ertpors
ben. Sier fei sleid ertpdbnt. bab
DsutIdlanb bieien bsrbienftpoIlen
Nann fpater NIT asdtuns Iobnte,
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tanbel purbe in England nit benz
ein6eitli6en urteil Der 8%efriebisung
aufsenommen, in 0euti4lanb aber
nit elmer seteilten Stimmung: BON
Der nilienben Re9ieruns nit @enus=
tuung, bon einem srpben Seil Der
Offentli9en Meinung nit GntriiItung.
@s 1T 2atia9e, bob bic Qbtre<
tuns Saniibars unS @itus (sesen
9elsolanb) bic 1riaGe Der @riins
hung bes IIlbeutf9en Ser
banbes %seiporben lit. SO 1T lei=
Der ipabr: Die &olonialfreunbe in
0eutfdlonb f9dumten Dor Mut iiber
bie .Breissabe pi9tiser beuti9er
Sntereiien in 4frita". gu berfte6en
lit bieie Stimmuns MIR, ipenn nan
bebentt, baB 8ismard bamals i'm
So9ienpalOe grolIte. Sbi9on Bis
mard idon %atpan3is Sabre friiber
bic Grperbung Selsolanbs betrieben
bate. unb obi9on er betonntli1 Iebr
tpenis fir bic 8olonialpplitit 9euti9s
lambs f9pdrmte. 10 mar er bod Inn
1890 ein 8esner ienes Sauids
banbels. Der raid alternbe @eiitess
riefe mar bamaIs Ssrortis berdrsert,
baB feline Stimmunsen 9err getpor@
ben iparen iiber iein llrteil in lnor,s
4en pulitifden 9ingen. 9ismard
beiob aber nm iene 3eit in 9eutf9s
LAMB cine sabIreihe @emeinbe, tpelne
i6m idle9terbings bic ltnfeblbarteit
subiIli9te. Die Regierung aber lieB