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Spiritualists to Celebrate.

The First Spiritualfst Church of Wash
ington. and all bodies OF Spiritualists in
the world. will celebrate the anniversary
of modern Spiritualism next Sunday. or
near the date Of March 81. The local
church will have interesting meetings In
Pythian Temple, Ninth street. In the
afternoon and evening with Mrs. c. Fan
ME Allyn. OF Massachusetts,. and Mr. and
Mrs George w. Hates and Mrs. Maltby.
Of this city, as speakers and mediums. A
spocial song service has been ARRANGED
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UNITARIAN.

ALL SOILS CHURCH. corner 18Th ard l. A.,
lvsscs q. Il. Pierce II. D. minister. 9.Gp N
SUNDAY School class for the C"nIraiatire St,dy
Of Religion. and I nifty Study C!L-s 4 A n
morning seTT1r~; sermon By the minister There
IL aL0 kind, Tsaren during the h,..r # morning
woTslir as j.. m. yesIr- sarvi,,e. ad,ir--s +.
Dr. Pierce. The Power of an Endle-. Life
MUSIC ly quartet choir. y. m. Liberal Re
hSi0ts Union address by Mrs AIirr Th"icr Pos.
'RuiiGInS f'r PeaCr." During the work there
vii! fe dali Ns~l-v --rvlcrs al AS
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METHODIST.

Rev Gross Alexander. d. D., of Nash
Vile, Tenn. editor of the Methodist Re-
view, will occupy the pulpit Of Foundry
Methodist Episcopal Church tomorrow
morning, and in the evening the pastor.
Rev. w. R. wedderspoon, d. D.. will
preach on the subject. The Home and
the Church" Passion Week services win
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METHODIST EPISCOPAL.
METROPOLITAN

Conn Of J"ln Marshall place and { :. nv
JAMES SIERRA MONTGOMERY MIuisFr
Sunday school at 80; Palm SUNDAY cSerCis-s
with Mr.. J. Kinney Engle superintendent Metro
T"htan llDlc Cla>' At the ZANE hvGr the pastor
"a t'a"he-- Public worship at Il O'Clock. viii,
sermon To- the pastor on the sGhject TIL Z
FIRST PALM SUNDAY" EnEorth Lag!e de
FoiUnai s-rTlc, at o:I5. At clock I,r Mont
gamer Will srrsk THE KEY tn THE
GOLDEN AGE Special music and free sea.s
10 the public
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WOMAN DOPE fIEND
PLACED IN ASYLUM
Arrested in Alexandra and Taken to
Staunton-Sobs Bitterly at In
ability to Get Drug.

,t.x.pd,;, v, March os-.potba-
v;c,im ~ m. drug bahit was This after
noon conveyed to the ASYLUM at Staun-
ION, ,"'' ior 20 na r,at sn C.,
s,,' ,,,r,har .,nnt, - ,,md,nun NJ
..,,i', Sr,,, sha haS hs.n ,,sor for m,py
-. n,s, ca,,ssd tho woman,s ncrves 70
-, .,on,nI.t.Iy ,b,tt.r.d and q was
49,, w,,adi.nt 70 81 bor to Tho .sv-
Inn, for tra,tmcnt The woman was in
,hn do,a,,.iop room, Mt he,douarters this
norninp and sobbcd bitterly as a result
If h.r ipobiIitv IN secure a further SUD-
a.. Of tho drur she was the nicture of
dnsn,ir nc she naced nm and down the
Mrs EVELYN Lewis. 70. died at noon to-
d,y at her home in Baltimore. Mrs
,,vis was TN. widow of DR. Mapnus NJ
Lewis who WAS one of AIexandria's
leading PHYSICIANS for many years. hav-
iu., lived at the southeast corner of
WASHINGTON and Cameron streets. The
deceased was the daughter Of the late
Inhn H. Brent
The funeral will take place at o'clock
sunday afternoon from the residence of
King street This CITY. to which place the
h,.dy will be- brought tomorrow afternoon.
Services will Toe conducted by Roy. W.
J Morton rector of Christ i. r.. Church.
and Rev DR. $. \. Wallis, of the Epis-
copaI Theological Seminary.
ON April l the citys school popu-
lation will b" Increased by 10 school
children as Il result of the West End
School being taken over by the city
with the newly annexed territory
There are four teachers engaged IN
II is expeCted that city council at
it's meeting Monday night will make
ARRANGEMENTS for continuing the
school The city will have to pay
81 IN. ~ for th.. school to Fairfax County
Arrangements will also be made by
council at its meeting that night Tor
rItory. The question of getting
chemical enyin, for Fairfax County
vii he taken M latter. Prior to the
meeting of council there will be
conference. between the committee on
,,,r;ca .,J tho hoard of notice COM
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PRESBYTERIAN.

Passion week Will be observed in New
York Avenue Presbyterian Church BY
daily services at 40 in the afternoon,
the subject being Scenes at Our Pass
over On Thursday Avening at o'clock
the Sacrament of the Lords Supper will
be observed in commemoration OF its
original institution Tomorrow evening
the choir will give musical interpreta-
ton of MerCadantes Seven Last
Words" This classical music is cele-
brated for its special adaptation to the
memories and thoughts of Passion Week.
The numbers to be given will be Father.
Forgive Them" This Day Thou Shalt
Re with Ne in Paradise" Woman. Be
hold Thy Son" My God. Why Hast
Thou Forsaken Me-" II Thirst" Faith
err Into Thy Hands" and 1t Is Fin
ishrd."
At tn" Fourth PRESBYTERIAN Church.
Thirteenth and Fatirmont streets. tomor-
row evening at IN o'clock. Rev. John
y. Mills. known for the past twenty
years as a world traveller and student Of
mission work throughout the globe, will
deliver a lecture illustrated by special
st"reUptiCon slides.
Dr. Mills Will .mhody in his address
the results of religious work at tn" va
rious stations and the incentive for in
creased interest and service on the part
of the christian public.
At the GURton Temple Memorial Pres
byt.rilm Church, Fourteenth and X
streets northwest. communion will be OBJ
served tomorrow at II a. m. New mem
berS Will also he received al this service.
At J.. IN. Rev. DR.. f. Ernest Granger
will give stereOpticon sermon on the
life of Christ. his topic being From
Bethany to Glory This church will
unite with five neghboring churches in
holy week union services. Thursday night
the evening choir will render the sacred
cantata. "Olivet to Calvary by Maunder.
Ths s"iosts will lie Miss Anna Bresman,
soprano: James : Hicks, basso. and John
q. Klein, tenor The union service Good
Friday night will lie held in this church
with sermon by lev. J. J. Muir, .. D.,
pastor of the Temple Baptist Church.
Jesus last day in the temple Will be
illustrated with a model of the temple at
special service which will be held in
the Takoma Park Presbyterian Church
on Tuesday evening, March 30. The sacra-
ment of the Lords Supper will be ad-
ministered on Thursday evening. and IN
Friday evening the arrest, trial, cruel
fixion. and Cntombment of Jesus will be
shown in steropticon lecture.
At the Western Presbyterian Church
instead of the 10 o'clock Sunday school
lesson. the superintendent. Charles
Hilligeist, will lecture on The Noun
taineers of the South" Stereopticon
slides will he used, showing the homes
and conditions among the mountain
folk, many of the communities being
without religious influence of any Kind
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JSINERSALIST.

CHURCH or OR FATHER, 18th AID /. s,s NV,
te'. Iohn Van Nchaick j. n. r., pastr Pub
hr worship al II q m. with sermon by Prof
! A ke'rn. - H.. professor in Randolph Macon
College. Young FroIlea Christian Union az ?
T Su1cIy school. 9:i5 a. m. Free kinderyar-
ten. u a.
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Mission to Hear Y. M. c. A. Worker

George NJ. Kirk, director of the depart
ment of religious work of the local Young
Mems Christian Association. will be the
principal speaker at the Sunday night
services at the Central Union Mission,
GO Louisiana avenue. The music will be
objected by George W. Havell.
Mr.. Kirk since September 1. 1914. ha,
been connected with the local Y. NJ. g
A., having come here from the association
in San Juan. Porto Rico.
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Waldensian Pastor at 7. W. c. A

The Young Womens Christian Asso-
citation vesper service on Sunday. March
q. at 40 p. m, will have for the speaker
Rev. V. Alberto Costabel Of Milan,
Italy. where he is the pastor OF the Wal
dension Church and one of the most IA
nous preachers. His topic will be The
waldensian Mission and the War" Miss
Carruthers will sing. The Sunday aft
ernoon Bible class. led by Mrs.. w. J.
Bryan. will meet at 80 .. m.
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SPlRITUALISN,

FIRST sPlRiTUAIlsr CHURCH. Py,hian TEN
pie. mx ssh - Nv, dnt ho0. 10 and : %
y n. Sxtyssvenfh anniv9ssry e1sfcisea Aft,--
noon. lecture By Mn Q. Fannie Allyn OF Masa-
chuSeSi poAses b. Mn Kstea Evening. sd.
dress b Mr.. and Mn Kstss and message, by
Ma kst9 and Mn Aaltby. Special songs BY
an enlalzsd choir. An invited
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CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.

FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST. SCIENTIST. Co
lEEl;ha road and Euchd s.. Services: Sunday II
= m and S n m Subject, REALTY Sun
day shooi. IL a. m. Wednesday cycnng meeting
oe!"H. Ilbhc crdlally invited. Reading room
and loan library. 6l Colorado bldg
SECOND CHURCH OF CHRIST SCIENTIST
18th and l. <s. Nv Services: Sunday II a M
aud y. u. Subject. REALTY SUNDAY
scho"l, L J. N. "Wednesday evening meeting
O'Clock Public cordially invited. Reading room,
and loan Lisary, o. Colorado blds
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WASHINGTON SECULAR LEAGUE.

Address by Mn Diana Belais
prcAidsut New York Anti-viviaection Society and
editor The opsn Door" Pythian Temple lOI:
Sh st. NV. Sunday, ; .. NJ Discussion
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vEDANTA.

SISTER DEvASiATA. Sunday. p. m, lol3 l. ST.
nv. Sub,ec, Power Of NonreAstanon" Casre
isn z 81 nv. WEDNESDAY, . - n, "Bhssarad-
invited 10 ~
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-03-27

The baptistery of the new church edi-
flee of Centennial Baptist Church. Sew
enth and ! streets northeast, will lie used
.omorrow night. The pastor. Rev. T..
Ifez SVEN. will occupy the pulpit At II
a. III. and T. m.
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CONGREGATIONAL.

Mt. PLEASANT CONGREGATIONAL cHTRCH
{ n!umtaa lad. 18th e.. Rev. Ciarerc, A.
Nin"rnt. Il. -. minister. Mr1iinr -r,icr u
O'Clock -Crn"n n the pastor: sIhir~l ''';rsat
N"r Testament Words Peace' T.y..lin- t,-,,r,.
"'I'~ +, -rrmon b1 I'r. Vincent ,liIl..; TIC
Assurances Of the Az .tr'ic Church. S,.rd. :
@fd"l. sd 4 NJ: adult rl-srs. 10 a. C.rI,-
tan Ln'l' sF"~ .'-''ti.SN. SIS !. m Tie Hn7
Week --0Ic,-s Wi r.. follows: Ti'1.--.a~ ,c1.-
ing. Aisll !. preparatory rrI"r. FrII; T., n,r.rl
:" = n. rs.-inn service. with tabs ~. Tie
"eE"n last Words tr different ratstor. ~ the
''N' End NJ. The ''rIrrfyu.n" u,
S'AIneT. s'lnE ~ the Meant Pleasant chIrIe
FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH 10Th an,.
g SIS. nv. Rev. Jay 7. Stocking u. n rs-or
S!nCAy morning sermon ~ Ir -To--,'n-. Slfr,-.
A VICE a. The WRIT OF $ Er-nInS +rv-
ir''. "',l0,'h: address by HHv Y kIrG-ru 60
tatel. "f MIlln. ltalv: subject THE WALDEN
MANS AND THE WAR" So III w,,in..,i,v
March 81 he choir vii! su. The CRUCl-
FTNION,' y Stslne-
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THEOSOPHY.

srHr SYMBOLISM OF THE CROSS" Lecture
sunday. 8 p u, b. Mis- Hsisht At NnOrhic
Hall. lAs st. Public invited ffes study
clss~s Tuesdays and Frdays. p N
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\. w. e. A.

Y. W. c. A vESPER SERVICE. SUNDAY.
March >. at ~ p m. Speaker, Rev. V. ALBERTO
Cosiabc. Muse, Miss Carruthsrs
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"SiLent French Who
Saved the French"

ALREADY for his work against the Germans. Sir
John has been decorated by membership the Order of
Merit the highest honor in the power of King George to
bestow on soldier. Membership in the order is limited
to twenty-four. but has exceeded fifteen. A
whole page about the man in supreme charge of the
British forces.
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UNCONVENTIONAL.

ASSEMBLY EALL, 18th 4. and Pa ava - sus.
DAY school s:l5 O. m Gnspsi preaching. . Is p u.
we-knisb. meetinsa. Tuesday and Ffidg. 10
=. n AL insitsd-
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England's Sea Supremacy

'Thenceforh for 100 years Britannia ruled the
without foe rising to dispute her dominion.
Steam succeeded sail; supplanted wood; ships and
weapons underwent complete revolution Yet without
firing shot to defend it, England maintained unques
toned her sovereignty of the waters until 1914. when
Germany challenged the victor of Trafalg gar. Am
tract from James Morgans article in next Sunday Mag
azne Section.
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BAPTIST.
METROPOLITAN.
6th and 4 sts- nc.
John Compton Ball, pastor.
BAPTIST.

T. =. ~, Tie Overthrow ~ Evil -Re1-,atinn,
laspNerN. Z aud L. rs p m. From Sin to
NiiTatlcn- 80 ti-a 'icAt Electric Cross. ~rrcal
music. Perfect ventilation prevents vicnrs grip
+ H~s sven peaches IN the new rrrsdinS Il
A. ". ami : l.. NJ. and bartize-. Centennial
Rslf. Ch-. -. & Eye Sts " f.
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o u DRY sir.een'h and
Church streets.
REV W. Il. "EDDERSPOUN, ID. D., Pastor
80 A. m--Sunday school
II ~ a m REV. GROSS ALEXANDER H. H.
1;a p. n.--GITU0rth T.agIe ~rric-
SNc p m -''TiE HOME AND THE CHURCH
NiS'"-s Welcome. ExcellcT; Muse
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The Christian Endcavor Society of the
Maryland Avenue Baptist Church. Four
t"Cnth street and Maryland avenue
northeast, will hold a service tomorrow
evening at go o'clock III memory of the
famous blind hymn writer. Fanny ].
crosby Mrs. Van Alystne'. whose deaf
occurred a short time ago. This meet
ing is to he under the. leadership of Mrs.
J. D. Laird widely known for her ac-
tivities in temperance work il the North
eastern section of the city.
At the Metropolitan Baptist Church,
Sixth and 4 streets northeast. on sun
day evening the pastor. Rev. John
Compton Ball will preach by the side
of the cross This cross i'll ten feet in
height and illuminated with seventy cleo
trio lights. No other lights will burn
during the delivery of tn" sermon. TIL"
theme will be 'FrOm Sin to Salvation"
In the morning the Book of Revelation.
chapters Il and Is will he considered
under the topic The overthrow OF
Evil
Per'y s Foster, who has served as
Superintendent OF the Bible School OF
Emmanuel Baptist Church since its or
ganization in January. 1%6 has, AT the
advice OF his physician, declined re-eleC-
ton. and will be succeeded on April IS
10y G W. Pope. The new superintendent
will have as assistants l. l.. Beazley,
associate superintendent; !. ]. Roberts.
secretary: J. +. Greene. treasurer, and
p e. EppeIsheimer, libra rian.
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pRESBYTERIAN.

PRESBYTERIAN.
>l-S YORK AVE. rREsBYTEluAN CHURCH.
New WI arc,. Eth and H 81.
Irr. Wallice Radcliffe. pastor.
Music lrd by quartet ohor
IN, III Puhtic " rs.I9. srrnlcri hy II" ras''
SON n.--Mre-adnntr's Seven last Words
pns m-Bihl. school.
sBs m Adult Bible cas~s-
,tor. m-Christiau Eudcaror Society.
Nonfav Tlrs~Iay. "Wednesday. 40 P m RE
ya=a,my srr''~'.
Th,lrsia,. $50 T. m. The lorts 5arE~T'
CHI;K OF THE COVENANT.
/, crlu. arc.. 18th and sts
Crar!s, Wool minister.
Howard TanIsfo-i. minister's assistant
Harry BareuluTe Angus mInlstcT-ln- -haTSe 81
Peek ChaIeL
nam-Sruday school
u5o.. m.-MorriuE sIrice: sermon by the min
SOP m.-An,rn"an -rT'ice: music rendered o5
double Quartet; Sermon ny the minis
Ter; -ibJcct The King Of Truth
SGD m-Christian EndeaEor meeting.
$50 . Evening s"rNiCe. Music rendered hy
esen.rg CHOIR of 10 roicfsi Sydney
Iloyd NTight-ru, director; Harvey
Nurrsv. ursauist. Scrni"n ~ the
urrIsi.T: subject World IoWe1-
Caesar tyr Christ
Ann u-Tuesiav "Wednesday THURSDAY. and
FRIDAY special services.
OF NTON-TEMFLB MEMORIAL. 18th and L. G.
Everest Grange. ID. D.. T@s;or- Communion
szr1ics Il a N TIlrstrted lecture by the IastIr.
.'BetlAny 70 Calvary" p. m Sunday school
Sd a m Nen's Bible class h N. MIN
.rvicss With other churches each evening, except
Thursday and Saturday. Sacred CantAta by the
choir THURSDAY evening Welcome
CJRI-EV MEMORIAL PR & B 7 Err A y
CHURCH 18th T. and Meridian place Rev.
Bernard Brsskzrnp pastor. Passion Week respeT
sryioes: WEDNESDAY. March 81, 20 $50 n N.
.nuacSI sr7ics led By Mr. Richard p. Backing
,rnu sioist and Ms. WilbTr peiAno. Accom-
rar.ist; address BY tbs pastor, The Ancinrng AZ
bethany" THURSDAY. AIrn !. 70 SO m.
muScsl s4rio. led By Nj Walter 6orrrn. tenor
soloise, And MN Wilbur Delano scou@panist: :
address By t5s pastor. 'Ths Attracting foS& OF
the Cross Friday. Aprl : to So p. m.
MUSICAL D--ise led By Nis Beolah HApG. con-
tnno spluist, md ksA Wilbur Deaano. acasn-
p.nist; address b. Go pssasx, Tbs Wins d
the Crucin,ion-" osransaS cordially wsacumsd.
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The Cathedral choir will repeat SIR
John Stainers cantata. Ihe Cruci-
1ixion,' tomorrow afternoon al oclock
in the Bethlehem Chapel
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Henry J. Kremer. who was recently APP
pointed b. Judge J. Il. r. Thornton, of
the Circuit Court for Alexandria County.
a justice of the peace for Jefferson dis
trict Alexandria County, has rendered
his resignation as such and William P.
Woods, jr., has been appointed to fill the
vacancy.
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Arsene Lupin in Prison

The mmtabIe gentleman rogue recounts how he
really the inside of CELL You'll want to follow this
series which gives the exploits of the greatest modern
criminal character.
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Work of razing the old Kell house at
the southeast corner of Fairfax and
Queen streets. occupied for the last half
century by L. Harrison kcll, is now
in progress. 1t was one of the first brick
and stone structures erected here.
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einsn tunoissn Mann su ieben. nm nit
unselernten arbsitsrn, bic billis finb,
bisTelben QeiIiunesn gu er5ielsn, tpis nit
aelsrnten arbeitern, bic b69eren 2ohn
bednipruhen. gs lit Elm ruffinirter
gsbante. bic 4rbsiter nieoer Su balten.
Tas anbere Spitsm. ipelGss in Der
@srtiirsum8 Der Sdntiruneen beitebt,
tit pobl taum nebr als cine 5arce.
Die ein5ise praftiIde Ibiift. RE man
barin sntoeden lam. 1T, bic Grbeiisr
au baitsnber 5bdtistsit an5ubaItsn,
mas ibre 6aIbise 4bnubuna 3ur Joloe
bat. Dab bas Spitsm Bios ber5los 1T
unb teinsn Wsrtb bsiibt. 1T baraus su
erisbsn, bab ss in Osutidtuno, no bic
SsritslIuns bss Qrbeitsprobutts su
mSslibit nieorieitsm aohne cine aes
bensauFadbe lit, tsinsn giHgdng ses
funben bat. Dort iebi man Sis Srs
tenieens an bic STEELE Der Shinoerei.
Der oeutI9. 5abrttant urbeitst billis
ger ni6t neil .r feline aeuts ibiHbst,
ipnbsrn neil er cine arobartist State
rialienninib beiist. Mo cine 9eriuasre
Soris RpbItoffs ben elsihsn 3ued ers
fuut. benubt CT bieis unb ipari ois
Msbrfoiien bss tbeuersrsn RObItoffs,
ipds in ben umsrituniihtn Tabriien
niGt gsihisbi, neil oi. ohns
gsiit unb WiiT.n arbeit.n. Gs
1T ertpieisn, bab in Der idDsren
Giieninouiirie Der bsuti6e SSubritdnt
b.nielben @sssnitnnb feitsr uno bauer
batter nit 30 prossni ipsniser Wates
rial bsriteIIt, als Der dmeritds
niide, neil er dud in bisiem SFalI. bic
WiiI.niGuft b.fbt, bic in unier.n Ju'
britsn f.blt, um senau au bsrednsn,
no Elm. Spdnnuno 1T, Die Der Isrs
itGrtuns bebarf unb no isin. Spans
nuns 1T. no man bas Muterial iparen
lam. Das III cine beredtiats Weiis
Ses Sparens unb arunbpsridi.o.n BON
ben saplpriten MetboSen, ip.I6s Grs
iparnifTe auf aoiisn bss 2ebens uno
Der gtfunbbsit Der Mrb.i.er 3u .rsi.s
len iu1en.
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Suuneritas, ben 25. Isars 1915.
ptrnburaiprtat eine pSli

9srnburs ipri4t cine pSaia
rittiss @nii4t aus, ipenn er iast, oab
bic nsiitraItu 9dnbtr, einf4lieblit Der
Ser. Stantsu, bic jsst iiber bic SpsrF
rnns Der Ulesrs burh Gnslano alass
fiibren, ben 5baber, ben fie iebt tras
gen niiFsn, ieIbsr psrihulpst habsn.
Ils gnelanb NIT ieinsn Gsfpaltatten
besann, inbem es Seutihe uno Diter=
rsihif4t 8iireer BON neutraIsn SaifF
fen berunterbolte. bdtten bieWdtts. ans
itutt oas gu buib.n, ,nersifh protsitis
reti miiHen. 9a lie bas ntht fbaten,
Itritt Gnglanb BON elmer 8ersepoltis
auna nrutraler Redts Sur anoern. Cine
beTonbers truuriss RpIIe ipielsn, ipie
iutr bin5ufiissH fpollsn, Die Der. Staas
fem DisI. tperbsn bon England alE
ein 9aiauenitdut bebanoeIt uHo bdrdn
ttGst Der praiiSsui ein5ia uno aIltin
BE Shulo.
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gei Den SelOsraueH i'm @eitsn
Bon Rudolf aira.r
1er Gmpfana.

.gine netis ganSs!@ 60 tdm's aiis
einem @uto, cas- brauBsu bel arrds
um cine gde ffnurrt.. bab btr
iapdrse Dred, Der fiHgerbid iibsr
bem pflaitsr Der 2dnbitraBe lag, auf
Elm 6duflsin Meuffen SnfIoa. BEN
biefer muntsrs grub sinss 6aupts
manns gait. ggir quiitirtsn b1fIi9
IGdelnb, aber es CAB mir bod einen
Sid bur4s 5srl bsnH sigsHtli4