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Evening star., 1915-11-18
BAZAAR IS BEING HELD
FOR Benefit OF HOSPITAL
All Sorts Of Dainty Articles Display
ed by Board Of Lady Managers
at New Ebbitt House.

The board Of lady managers of the
Washington Eye, Ear and Throat Hos
pital are holding bazaar today at the
New Ebbitt House for the beneft OF the
institution. Dainty articles of all kinds
are being sold while refreshments are
being served. Those in charge are
Mrs. Oscar Wilkinson, president; Mrs.
Oscar H. Coumbe and Mrs. r. s. Wolfe,
vice presidents, and Mrs. c. L. Thwing,
general chairman. Baby, bag ana boo-
dofr tables are attractively and appro-
priately decorated.
A parcel post table was very popular
today as well as the grab-bag secelon'
where surprises were frequent and
pleasant to purchasers. The BABY ana
doll table had its following OF enthusi-
astic devotees. A special musical pro-
gram will be given tonight by MISS u.
B. McGill, Miss Ethel Coffin, Clare Nye
and s. Theodore Howard.
The Washington Eye, Ear and Tnroat
Hospital is non-sectarian and support
ed wholly by voluntary contributors.
The bazaar will close tomorrow night.
The sale is continued from IL am. to
10 pm.
Evening star., 1915-11-18
TAFT DENIES AUSTRIAN
PLOT TO SEIZE SERUM
Former President Makes Statement
in Behalf Of Red Cross, as to
Anti-Tetanus Shipment.

NEW HAVEN, Conn.,, November 1S.-
William H. Taft, chairman OF the cen
trail committee of the American Red
Cross, makes public a statement In
connection of recently published re-
ports concerning the shipment OIL anu. y.
tetanus serum to Austria. Mr. al
points out that the reports nave IN
timated that the Austrian consulate IL
New York plotted to obtain possessioi
of the cases of serum, which had oeen
prepared by the New York city poaio
of health. In justice to the AUS.
consul general, Mr.. Taft, on oehail "
tho Red Cross, denies the intin'a.ioi.
of the published reports, and hahe'
known the facts in detaii as iolio"e
..Tbe American Red Cross had SU
si.nment of eleven boxes o. ~,
tetanus serum, prepared ps tha Aus
YORK CITY board of health loF ~ 1xere
trian Red Cross. Eight poaos the re-
,,aning three boxes arriving uaS W
two late. AS there would not t;rne
other Austrian shipment !oI so" the
and there were no 1aG'i' arrm cold
.,iarahonse for keeping this serum Ia oH
in warm weather to preserve l.S S
ciency- the Red Cross agent ;f ~
to the Austrian consulate d;nS over
couId find some means ol sehuS ThS con-
these additional three ',rtesv uu of Mrs.
Sulase, Mr. Wedl. were able to make
arrangements for this shipment, ,s+ of
..T'he steamer was to sail the 10 go 81
r,,ne eariv in the morning. The BIS.
of Nav was a holiday. and our asent nv
requested that these boxes De va lana trare,
ths consulate Saturday. as the "a
hnuse tnT would not be open Sunday ana
Monday and there would not pe ', 4he
Tuesday morning, June l; to ge, 'It It
hoxes from Brooklyn to Hoboken. ~. ~
was therefore in compliance WIN se ene
rsnnest of the agent of the Red cross
.eaeeso ~ " consulate sent for the boxes
saaurdav. snau dae holding them until early
tuesday, when they were sent to the
cta
Evening star., 1915-11-18
FINDS FOG SIGNAL DIRECTION.
Prof. A. G. Webster Perfects Device
to Rob Sea Travel Of Terror.

NEW YORK. November 1s.-Prof. A.
G. Webster OF Clark University.
Worcester. Mass. in an address yes
terday at the final session Of the Ma
tional Academy of Sciences. told Of an
instrument he had perfected for finding
the direction of a fog signal, and which.
he expects. will rob sea travel of one
of its greatest terrors.
The standard sound. which he hopes
will be adopted for navigation SO far
as fog signals are concerned. is form
ed by means of q tuning fork arranged
SO as to hum in a resonator by the pas
sage Of an electric current. The re-
ceiving instrument consists OF conical
horns. placed in pairs with the small
ends together. and these catch the hum
from the signaling machine. A glass
connected with the receiving apparatus
shows, by means Of lights within. the
direction from which como the signal
sounds.
Heretofore. the speaker explained,
mariners have not been able to tell
within As degrees the direction from
which fog signals came.
Evening star., 1915-11-18
HOSPITAL is CRITICISED
BY THE C0R0NER'S JURY
Doubts Whether Patient Walsh he
ceived Proper Medical Treat
ment After Injury.

The coroner's jury at an inquest helo
at the morgue this afternoon TO IN
yestigate the cause of the death OF
Thomas Walsh. a patient at the GoN-
ernment Hospital for the insane oe-
cided that walshs death was due TO
an accident, but criticised the hospltai
i'm the concluding statement OIL tne
verdict, as follows:
From the report of the autopsy we
doubt whether the patient received
medical treatment following the IN
jury Gun
The evidence showed that Waish sun
day morning attempted to strike AZ
tendant A. l.. OVERLY with a prooih'
when Ove,by attempted to stop MIN
breaking out windows.
overly seized him around the waist
and they fell over the arm OF bench-
The man at first showed no evidence
of severe injury, but later serious
symptoms developed and he died yes
terday. Dr. William B. Carr, deputy
coroner, who performed the autopsy,
testified that the mans death was due
to rupture of the bladder.
The Jury consisted of NJ. A. winter,
d. W. Thayer, ]. J. Hayes, S. Porter
house, Burt B. Wolfe and Joseph Ste
phenson.
Evening star., 1915-11-18
CHEWING GUM SUIT DISMISSED.
James 0'Donnell Appeals in Case
AGAINST Reechnut Packing Co.

Justice Stafford today dismissed the
suit for 10000 damages filed April 10
last in the District Supreme Court by
James O'Donnell against the Beechnut
Packing Company Of Canajoharie, N
Y, for the alleged refusal to sell him
chewing gum. Mr.. O'Donnell noted an
appeal to the Court of Appeals.
Through Attorneys Hoehling, Peelle
& Ogilby, the defendant moved to
ouash the service of a subpoena in this
city on the ground that the company
was not doing business here, as con-
templated by the District code.
Attorney D. W. Baker for Mr.. O'Don-
nell defended the service, but the court
ruled that it must be quashed.
Under section IL of the Clayton act
Attorney Baker moved that a new
subpoena be Issued by the clerk ad-
dressed to the Beechnut Packing Com
pany at Canajoharie. Justice Stafford
declined to order this writ on the OBJ
lection of counsel for the company.
Mr. Baker decided to stand on- the
record and his action was followed by
the order of dismissal, from which the
appeal will be prosecuted. The ap-
pellate court will be given an oppor-
tunity to pass on the service and on
the right to have a subpoena to the
company outside the jurisdiction.
Evening star., 1915-11-18
Why Tolerate Catarrh?

You have noticed. no doubt. that
any cold aggravates nasal catarrh.
and the flow of mucous amazes you
that such Objectionable matter could
find lodgment in your head. To ig-
more this catarrh when the cold sub
sides Is wrong because it continues
I to slowly rfnjure the delicate Innings
of tho nasal passages and clog them
UP. . -. +:
To correct catarrh. cleanse the
{ nostrils frequently with a solution
( of warm water and salt, insert vase
line on retiring. and take a spoonful
( Of Scott's Emulsion after meals for
I one month Scott's acts through the
\ blood to feed the tissues. and con-
J tains soothing glycerine to check
J the Inflammation and heal the sensi-
} tive membranes.
J Scott's Is pleasant to take.
Scott 4 Bovine. Bloomfield. n. J.-Adver.
tisement. 1890
Evening star., 1915-11-18
Funeral of Frank R. johnson.

Funeral services for Frank r. John
son, eighty-one years old. for many
years engaged in the photographing
business. who died Sunday in Lynch
burg, Va. were held here Tuesday aft
ernoon. 1nterment was in Congress
sional cemetery.
HIS w1fe, Mrs. Matte E. Johnson; a
daughter. Mrs. E. Thomas Hughes Of
Lynchburg, and two sons, G. Warren
Johnson and Alfred P. johnson, are
living.
Evening star., 1915-11-18
BRITISH WAR COUNCIL
LEAVES PARIS FOR HOME

PARIS, November ,1s.-Premier AS
quith and his associates in the British
war council, who have been in con-
ference here with their French official
colleagues. left today on their return
trip to London.
The developments on the Balkan
peninsula perhaps hastened the meet
ing in Paris of the allied war council,
as the outcome of the present situa-
ton which, from the entent allies
viewpoint. is disquietfng, may weigh
neaviiy with the Greek government in
deciding on Greeces final attitude.
Evening star., 1915-11-18
FARM CHEMISTS END SESSION.
Three Days Devoted to Consideration
of Technical PAPERS.

The thirty-second annual convention
of the Association of Official Agricul-
tural Chemists closed yesterday. after
three days devoted to the consideration
of highly technical papers.
Officers for the ensuing year were
elected, as follows: r. N. Brackett OF
Clemson College, South Carolina, presi-
dent; J. K Haywood of the bureau of
chemistry, Department of Agriculture.
vice president: Carl L. Alsberg. chief
of the bureau of chemistry. secretary
and treasurer; additional members OF
the executive committee, w. ]. Jones.
jr., of Purdue University, and Il. b.
Holland of the Massachusetts, expert
ment station at Amherst.
Evening star., 1915-11-18
FRENCH COMMISSION HERE.
Mission Of Visitors is to Establish
Commercial Relations

Ihe commission of French men which
came to this country to establish COM
mercial relations with American firms
arrived In the city today, and the mem
bers are at the New Willard Hotel
they are scheduled to visit the French
embassy this afternoon.
II they visit the Department of Com
merce it is probable that they will
not do SO until Saturday, when Secre-
tary Redfeld and DIR. T.. f. Pratt, chief
OF the bureau of foreign and domestic
commerce. will return to the city. Both
these officials now are in New York.
Evening star., 1915-11-18
CARRANZA AT SALTILLO.
First Chiefs Entry Into Mexican
Capital Is POSTPONED.

LAREDO, Tex, November 1s-Gen.
Venustiano Carranza has changed his
plans Tor his entry into Mexico City.
IL had been announced that the first
chler would go to the capital November
~ TO take up his residence as head of
the de facto government This date
mas been abandoned, and Gen. Car
ranza's proposed trip to the border at
Nuevo Laredo and Matamoros also has
been postponed. Gen. Carranza and his
party still are in Saltillo, his old home.
where all administrative business is
being transacted.
Evening star., 1915-11-18
WANTS ACTION ON TREATIES.
Early Ratification Of Haitian Pact
Is Predicted,

Prompt action on the Haitian pro-
tectorate treaty and the pending trea-
ties with Colombia and Nicaragua will
be sought by the administration when
Congress convenes. Senator Stone,
chairman of the Senate foreign rela-
tions committee, conferred yesterday
with Secretary Lansing and told him he
would undertake to have these conven-
tions voted on as early as possible.
Ratificat tion of the convention with
Haiti without much difficulty is pre-
dicted.
Evening star., 1915-11-18
POLICIES DISCUSSED FOR
| FEDERAL RESERVE BANKS
Executive Committee Of Governors
Meets With Agents-Recom-
mendations by Council.

The executive committee of the gov
ernors of federal reserve banks met
here with the executive committee of
federal reserve agents yesterday to
discuss policies in connection with the
operation of the reserve banks.
Recommendations for amendments to
the federal reserve act made by the
federal advisory council were outlined
In the statement issued by the federal
reserve board.
The suggestion was made, as already
published, that the work of the Office
of the controller of the currency be
absorbed and administered by the re-
serve board.
Ine council also recommended a re-
duction by two-thirds of the present
paid-in capital stock Of federal re-
serve banks, the subscribed capital to re-
main as under existing law.
Amendment to Antitrust Act.
1t suggested that the Clayton anti
trust act be amended in the section af-
fecting interlocking directorates so it
would be lawful for an officer or direc-
tor Of one bank to hold office or be a
director in another bank.
The council expressed the view, at
the request of the board, in respect
to high interest rates by banks which
are members of the system, that the
demand for money is regulated by
its cumulatfon or lack of cumulatio
in banking centers.
1t adopted resolution declaring
unalterable opposition to legislation
that would make farm land bonds,
such as have been proposed in con-
nection with rural credit bills, secur-
ity for loans from federal reserve
banks or to any measure that would
make such bonds the basis for ac-
ceptances by member banks.
Evening star., 1915-11-18
Hearing on Dishonest Advertising.

The. federal trade commission has an
nounced that Tuesday it would hear
representatives of the Associated Ad-
vertising Clubs of the World on the
subject Of dishonest advertising The
commission will seek to determine
whether it has jurisdiction to investi-
Sale dishonest advertising practices as
form of unfair competition under the
trade commission act. Herbert s.
Houston. president of the Associated
Advertising Clubs, recently suggested
that this could be done
Evening star., 1915-11-18
Pardoned villistas Returning.

EAGLE PASS, Tex, November 1s.-
Large numbers of former Villa SOL
d1ers granted amnesty by Carranza
commanders following fighting in
northern Sonora are returning to Mex
leo through Piedras Negras, the bor-
ger town across the Rio Grande from
mere. These soldiers were TRANSPORTED
mere through the United States from
douglas and Nogales, Ariz In addition
10 railroad fare each man was given
70 In gold by Carransa authorities.
Evening star., 1915-11-18
Funeral of Mrs. ]. A. Stewart

Mrs. John A. Stewart. wife of the
executive chairman of the committee
on the proposed celebration of 100
years of peace Of the English speak :
ing people. died Tuesday morning in
New York city of typhoid fever. fol-
lowing an operation. Funeral serv-
ices were held at MorrisvilIe, N Y, to-
day. Mrs. Stewart spent a great deal
of time in Washington, and was well
known here. Besides her husband, a
young son is living.
Evening star., 1915-11-18

Ensign Lawrence K Lord has been
acquitted at Pensacola, Fla. of g. charge
of manslaughter The charge grew
out of the death of a woman killed
in an automobile accident in Pensacola
when a machine driven by Ensign Ford
was in collision with another.
Evening star., 1915-11-18

determine upon bases for durable peace
Will be held, as originally announced.
gates, representing belligerent and ne,i-
trail states. already have announced
their intention to attend. while an
American delegation already la on the
Evening star., 1915-11-18
"Militarism Misunderstood" :"

Another declaration of Mr.. Huide-
kopers was that for the past 200 years
every war in the last analysis could
be traced either to the desire for ter
ritorial aggression or commercial ad-
vantage. Militarism. he said, is a term
much misused and much misunder-
stood. 1t was not the military caste"
of Germany that brought on the pres
Evening star., 1915-11-18
Fur-trimmed Shoe Tops

In summer it was fur-trim-
med necks.
Now it is fur-trimmed skirts
and fur-trimmed shoe tops.
Thus fashion fits back and
forth-or perhaps up and down
would be a better way of say
ing it.
The modern woman must
read every day if she is to
keep up with the procession.
And above all else she must
read the advertising in her
newspaper, which keeps her
posted on the new styles.
1t is fashion news terseiy
written and with good mer.
chaE5ising behind it.
Evening star., 1915-11-18

Burned while playing about the fur
mace at her home in Baltimore, Leo
nora Jacobs, three years old, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Jacobs, died at
a hospital.
Evening star., 1915-11-18

James c. Trundle. sixty-three, died
OF pneumonia at his home in Belair,
Md. He was the son Of the late David
Trundle and was born in Montgomery
county.
Evening star., 1915-11-18
Peace Congress Sure to Be Held.

GENEVA, Switzerland. via Paris, No
vember 1s.-Dispatches received here
from Bern are to the effect that the
international congress to study ana
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Sir quite ltbrea . &eparatnr
sebt az Sasp Sensl, $50 Ci-Gom.
meree Strahe. Wn5.)
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Die Gentige Sage.

9euti6lano bot einen lGlperen
8erlnlt ge6abt, es bat IN elmer Sec
idlaft in Der Noroi ee Sen &rer5el
uglider" uno nit inn iber zoo
W1onn Der 9eiobung perloren. 9cs
gerlllt lit iebr 51 beoauerr, Die Sage
miro bur6 i'm ober nidt perGnoert
9ieie Gage lit nod mie Dor eilc
giinitige fir bie 8entid)en. SSn Bel
glen uro Sranfrei6 bolten iie ibrc
8oiitionen uno oas, mas tie mdbreno
Ser febten 3eit on ser Nisne u1o I'M
Irgontlenipalo getponnen Baben; i'm
@liaB 1T Ser 8oritoB Ser S~ran5oier
misgludt unb es beiBt. ooB Die
9eutiden iebt CUR Sffeniipe iiber.
geben ui1b beriu6en peroen, Die
S%ransoieu gang aus Dem @liaB gu
bertreiben. Sn 8olen bot Der Scr
ltoB Der Guiien gegen Boien Bis iett
nihts befuirft nitb Die Oeutldelt
lli6t gum @ufaeben ibrer bisberigeil
Sfeaung peranlaiien fonren. On
@ali5ien-aber itnb Siio-GoIen lit bie
Sage cine iebr eiinftige, aud in Ser
8~nfotDifta tit iebt ser gormnrih Ser
&itiien slim SoIten gebradt. MIio lit
trob BEG 8erluites in Der Norbiee
n1o Der misgliidten expedition nod
Der en9liiden aiiite fir Die Oel1tifea
fem @rlino ben Gopf bdngen 81 lai-
len.
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Or. s. 81. 1iper, Siteopatb, t08
SoIeoao Ctr, oben. Office Gel. ST
1876. Wobntnestel Gr. 1897 @ns.1
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CROWN BOTTLING COMPANY,

Ebep. Nhner, gefhiftsfabrer.
III Sones Gbenue, gegeniiber Der Zone
Star @rnuerei. Can Nntonio. Eeras.
az Sabrifonten bon allen grten 60.
boipofTer, Min~eroIfpdfer uno por3iiglid
benz fpoIbefaumten 2itbta Gefkee.
6tibe Telephone. - Grefe abiiefefnms.
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Snlanoiidje REORGANIZATION.

Wabreno Der %pergangenen @oden
bot man i'm Seuot iiber Die Sflif-
fabrtsbia berbanoelt, obne tie bisber
jeood erleoigt gu babett. 9ie republic
faniiden Senatoreu yfilibniterten"
tpie man oas 10 nennt, .. f., iie tpailo-
ten alerlei Srids an, nm ole Mnno6-
me irgeno tpelder 9eIbliiiie in Sc
aug auf Die 8ins 5u berbinoern. Ses
ltator gurtotp iprad brei Gage lana
pnunterbro6en, 5. 3. er bate 6rei
Gage lang 0as @ort uno feb feinen
anoern gum @ort fomnle1l. Die mel
item 2eute glnltben nidt mebr 6aratt,
COB Die gia ipdbreno oieier Stigma
Des Gongreiies nod in elmer 6efrieoi=
genoei Weiie erleoigt neroe, ober Ser
YraIioent bat Die @offnuna nod nidlf
onfgegeben uno es ideint, als fpenn
er iebt cine Mrt 5luht in Die Seffent-
liffeit MAIDEN uno ourd 3feoen ser
Wftllttter Dor groBen 8eriamm-
lungen Stimmiin9 erreeen nil. @ir
fuiiniden Tim piel Slid oa5u, oenn
mir baIten Ole Sin fir gut uno ibrs
amnabme fir mibbringen6.
Sn 9e3ng auf oen geriomot BON
8affen uno Wunition nad Sen frieg-
fiibrenoen 21noern Der CRIPPLE Gu
tente lit nod INNER nifts geideben.
.9as aomife bat iiber Die @iag nod
ni6t beridtet. sSr5tpiiden bot Der
9pnereB : Nepr6ientont oobed cine
ileiie Bin einge6radt, Die ebenfaGs in
oieies .So1~ eini6IGet. gs 1T elm
@eidluB Der Dem 9r1iioenten oas
Hedt e%rteilt, Elm @offenausfubrber-
bot 9egen iebe Ser friegfiibrenoea
Madte gu erlaiieii, Die ieiuer Mnlidt
nad in ulredtnldBieer, ben inferno.
tionnlen @eiebetl 5uipiberloifen0er
@eiie Die omerifoniihe Sdiifobrt be-
l6itigen. ltnierer Weirung piiroe
bies iiberboupt oas eil5ige Mittel
iein, bnrd 6as man gnglallo 3pill-
gen fonnte, unierer uno pn0erer nett
troler @1noer Sanoel feline Sdipie-
rigfeiien in ben @eg al legen. abcr
oieies Mittel 6eft bod nift oas, mos
mir anoern iDollen. @ir ipoIen nift,
6aB Die @affen- uno Munitionsaus>
fubr inter gepiiien 9e6ingungen
ber6oten uno erlaubt meroe, mir mol
len tie unter alien llmit1noen berbc-
ten baben, neil iie iih nidt nit un-
fern gesriffen bon 0eutraIitdt ulS
u6air Blnp~ pertr1et. limb oesbolb
geben mir ben uns @Ieihgeiinnteil
ben 3at, nift nad5ulaiien, ionberil
INNER tpieoer unb mieber an prote.
ftieren. DDS lit 6as ginsige, mas
mir tlin fonnen. 8ieleift erreiden
mir onmit bod nod ettpos.
llnperid6mt genug babeu iid Die
fGngl1noer ip1breno Der lesten Belt
Uieoer betrngen, Inn auf 6ie Serren
IN @oibinaton eeeen iid) auf3ubfin-
gen. 0o tit Die @ei6idte nit Dem
8umpfer .9acia". @eil lie bebaup.
ten. es bnbe fem ipirflider 8erfnui
Itattgefnnoen uno oas Sdiff seb6rc
nod INNER 9eitiden, ipoaen tie nift
e%rlnuben, bnB es init ieiner 2aoine
Cotton nod Bremen fabre, ionoern
mouen es rnteripegs auffangen ms
fonfis5ieren, olio Die amerifaniltc
8Iogge, oie es fiibrt, einfad misafi.
ten. 9onn Die nod nid)t adgemeir
befamt eefporoene @eIhidte oes
Gamblers ~@reenbrier". iiber Die MT
Ter 9otihafter @ernro in Berlin be.
ridtet bot. Ger Gumpfer ipor oiIt
Ger 5obrt bon 9ep gorf nad 8re
men, NIT 9oulnpone belaoen. Gil
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-01-25

Staat- mnS gpmntD Gtenern fiji
Sas Sabr 1914 anf GrnnS- nnb per.
i5nlidjes Gigentnn, miiiIen Biz silui
81. Sannar 1915 an BEN Gtemer-aoI
leftor S. M. Bitter emtridtet iuert
ben, Tim Die 3ablnng elmer Gtrai,
mnS Soften BON 10 YrOsent, bic mn
peri6nlides Gigentmm erbobcn iuert
Den, SIT bermeiben.
S. q. sabis,
County Gid)ter.
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8reie Yreit fit seras: Montag rs. Sanuar 1915.
tes &ebeaion IN iei,tem Sunerrt q

tes Gebeqion in ieiltem SSSitnerr II,
unteroriiden.
Stir Die 9urdfiibrung limo olle
02ttglieositaoten gebalten, ii1nerbalG
zines WlonatS na6 ltnter5ei6nul1g
oes G6fommenS ibre 6lotte Dem Sc
rift 8ur @erfii9ung SIT itelen, oa3
bie fiir ieine 3pefe 6rolt6barer
Sdiffe a1sna6It uno Die iibrigr1l
gum olten @iien mirft. S11nerbold
zines Sabres snruB auBeroem iiberaa
9eeresa6riiitung erfolgt mo fir oil
gil g~riln0enoe interllotiorole goli3ei
Dem @eridt fir je tauielto gintpo6-
lter elmer Notion je Elm Soloot our
gerfiigllng geItellt poroen iein. gee
ben ben lregatioen Mllfgoben Ser
&riegSoerbItung bat oas @eridt a4GJ
Die poiitipen ser 6oroerung bon
&unit, @iiienidaft uto @onoel gum
algerneinen 9eiten.
@ir bolten oielen NIa1 fir ebenIo
utopiidL pie sic onoern 8eltbe-
glilfungsplane oieier g(rt, sic mir
fennen gelernt baben. @ir fonnen
nift periteber, mie er ausgefii6r.
fberoen fonnte. l1nierer Meinune
nod fam Ser &rieg ntr auf Dem
9oben geidoftli1er 8ereinigungen
eingei6ranft meroen uno olt6 0onr
miro mon Die Geibungsurioden ullo
oamit 0ie Moeli6feit zines aolr-
flifts, nidt gang beieitieen fonnelt,
neil man eben nidt bie &onfurretl3
beieitigen fam. Nber MIR our6 Sic
8leif)beit Der Sntereiien fant ser
&rieg berbinoert iperoetL nid)t abnro1
Dos fiinltlihe @ebiloe elmer i~liter1a-
|tionalen neutrality-suspicious. Sic
i6lieBlid trob oller formeGen Wad)t-
itelung oo6 madtlos lit II. modtios
bleiben muB.
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