davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Washington times., 1915-12-24

these pared figures the overhead cX-
pnsos would st.ll b" too heavy to guar
antcc a fair interest on investment.
The Washington times., 1915-12-24

Queery Ed-What is the best
way to play parcheesi? Thanking
you, remain,
The Washington times., 1915-12-24
KNOTT DUNN.

Break clean. strangle hold barred.
Although we consider ,he best way
to play parcheesi is not TO play ii.
The Washington times., 1915-12-24

Editor Of Queeries-What is a
good way to test the thickness OF
ice before attempting to skate or
1t? Sincerely yours,
ORTA QUIT.
Tell the bartender to jingle II
around in the glass.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-11-03
~ ASK Us, "WHAT IS a ONE CENT SALE?"

buy Item d
Al o
q & a
jls D. anne a
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-11-03

Our answer Is We Cannot:
plan Rather than spend large SUI
they are spending il on this sale
chandise for 1c. II costs money u
II the goods pleage you.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1915-10-16
4 CARD or THANKS

To our many friends who have as
sisted us during the many years OF
The Illness of our son, who have called
to see him and have spoken "A word
Of comfort and cheer. who have
brought him flowers, books, papers,
and the dclicacies of the table, who
have helped us In these the last sad
rites, In n word all who have SYM
pathy In their hearts for us In our
trouble and bereavement, We wish 10
take this opportunity of thanking you
and express our appreciation for your
kindness TO us. May the blessings OF
our Heavenly Father ever be win
you and sanctry the many acts OF
kindness you have shown us to your
everlasting Joy aud satisfaction.
Is the wish of Andrew Field ana
Family,
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1915-10-16
RUSSON.DRAUSFIELD
NUPTIALS

Next "Wednesday Miss Pearl Russon
daughter of Mr.. aud Mrs. Enoch Rus
son will be married in the Salt Lake
Temple to Albert Drausfield of Ogden
A wedding reception will be held
Thursday evening Mt the home of the
brides parents, and Immediately
thereafter the young people Will lcav,
on honey moon for California.
Mr.. Drausficld is an employee In Tic
electric power house at Ogden where
they will reside on their return from
the fair.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1915-10-16

Mr. and Mrs John Beck aud Mrs.
5erlha Beck, of Salt Lake City. were
che guests at the home OF Mira. Chris
dna Harrison last Saturday.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1915-10-16

y, y. Sladc, Gay Whipple and J. Il.
totlcr went 10 Salt Lake City Tuesday
20 see ball game They made the
rip by motor.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1915-10-16

George Southwick draws attention
20 the fact that he threshed over 200
bushels OF wheat from the Hardy farm
south OF Saratoga, that was once re-
ported burned
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1915-10-16

Z, Carter spent Wednesday in
1, lake on business
,.on,e,s Coop shipped a car
y ,rom Hober to Lehi this week.
q Frank returned this week from
[,sins several weeks in Garfield
business
knight spent Tuesday IL
lake attending meeting of tn
d companies
sarah Fowles, Of aFirview,
.sen guest this week OF he
q. Mrs. John saOey-
!. Retsy $. Goodwin a former resi-
n I,ehi spent the week with rela-
|. in this city
-. vsra Knudson entertained the
olub at the Knudson home
rsday evening
J. NJ Thorup's father, mother
sister of Salt Lake spent from
,day to Wednesday guests at the
bup home
!, and Mrs Gilbert Knudson and
,lv entertained a number of Lehi
"a at supper at their Saratoga
home Wednesday evening.
harvey Lewis spent Monday In Salt
visiting his wife, who recently
srvent successful operation. Mrs.
lis is recovering nicely.
Us Clarence Reed of Topliff under
A successful operation for APP
dlcitis Monday, at the Lchi Hos
hell prepared meals promote home
Iuness Cook with a Coles Hot
/, Range and you will always be
nv 16-1t
Z. Racker and Miss Lizzie Shaw
hi Wednesday in Salt Lake buying
ds for the Racker Mercantile Co
Racker and daughter Larue were
members of the party
Professors 7. W. Bennion, Paul Min
Ind A. +. Johnson and Messrs Clar-
E Gray and Kirkham formed q
ting party that spent Saturday
cting rabbits In Cedar Valley.
me Of the boys who traded Mrs
eridge 6 cents for $13 was fined
by the Juvenile court and the
n must report again to the ofii.
rs. W. X. Hopkins, secretary Of tho
Re Federation OF Women's Clubs
tnded the annual Convention o.
mems Clubs in Ogden. Wednesday
hnday and Friday
man and women, who were max
q trip from Iowa to San Francisc,
motorcycles, had a blow out nortl
Lehl, and spent the night at Bon,
Plhers ranch. They had teepe,
supplies and cooking utensil
ch they carried with them.
be Athenian Club held its meeting
dnesday afternoon at the home o
Harold Christensen. Mrs. ID. !
arman gave the book review. Tn
meeting will be In the nature Q
lenslngton at the home of Mr..
prge Davis.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1915-10-16
LEHI LOCALS AND PERSONALS

II. w. SCHNEIDER made a business U
trip to Salt Lake Tuesday.
Pete Vosnos took seven rahh,t h,,, l.
ers to Cedar Valley Sunday, where
they bagged $50 bunnies.
Inc rover Co. will next week wire
up the Gardner house on the PawneeI
ranch over Jordan. .
Charles Sabey left this week for
American Fork canyon to work Il
the tunnel on the Earl and Eagle mine
Mrs. A. e. Fox took her little, girl to Il
Salt Lake Tuesd here she under.
wont an operc''pU 'C cleft palate
Mr. and Mrs. ID. u. Lott went To n
Salt Lake Saturday to visit Mrs. Har-
riet Jacobs in the hospital
Dr. and Mrs. r. ]. Evans of Logan, .
were visiting relatives in Lehi early
n the week.
The baby Of Mr.. and Mrs A. j Kirk G
ham was quite i'll early in the week
with pneumonia.
Miss Eliza Eyffe and Birdie Adams n
students In the University of Utah
spent the weekend at home with thei,
parents. Y
Have your shoes repaired by one
who learned the trade at the Economy
Shoe Shop on Main Street You will h
DE given satisfaction. 12-tf I
Mrs. Belle Halves, of Provo. was n
guest in the home of Mr.. and Mrs :
George NJ. Gaisford this week. Mrs {
Halves Is a sister of Mrs. Gaisford
T. j. Wadsworth came up I'm his {
auto from Santiquin, Saturday and o
was joined by G. W. Earl, who made
trip to Salt Lake.
Tall Salmon but small price, all mex /
week at Chipman's-only lOc per can.
Miss Christie Ellingson. who is a
teaching in the Salt Lake City schools. '
spent Saturday and Sunday at home
with her mother. Mrs. Abbie Filing
| son.
DR.. Holbrook went to Salt Lake
Tuesday with Leon Bone. The X-ray
machine showed that II was necessary
% again break and reset the young
mans arm.
II. j. Evans this week bought tn,
Henry Lewis, Jr.. interest IN the
Evans lime kiln at Jordan Narrows
The two brothers, W. s. and Hyrum
Evans will operate the kiln.
Misses Arbatine Farthingham anG
ella Dotson of Mammoth who were
guests of Mrs. Clearance Ball for sew
,ral days returned home Monday even
ing.
| Mrs. Mary Maudsley, who is work
ing as clerk In the Y. c. NJ. ]. o.
Salt Lake, came home Saturday even
ing for a days visit with her father,
A. II. Anderson.
One week from today will be quart
srly Conference. and one week from
tomorrow Stake Tabernacle dedication
services will be held. The Stake Presi-
lent desires a full attendance.
The little son Of Mr.. and Mrs, clyde
FOX suffered painful accident Mon
lay. He fell upon an axe, cutting n
arge cash In his head, which required
ZONE stitches to close 1t.
Wood Boxes full of Soda Crackers
Just the thing for soup and lunch
Price all next week 3Oc-Chipman s.
Mrs A. l.. Yates and Misses Berry
md Thorne were among the Lehi rep
esentatives at the Emma Lucy uatcs
production OF Verdi's LA TraVla'a
Provo Monday evening.
Fred Sheldon moved his family up
own this week from the pumping
liant where they have been iNlht
his summer. He is occupying 'h'
'restwich house on LIST west street.
Mr.. and Mrs, owen Francom were
,uests In the home Of Mr. Frahco'n
brother, Leonard, the early part VI
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1915-10-16


The smuln Orchestra played at
Ophir Tuesday.
george Austin of Salt Lake was In
Lehi on sugar business Saturday.
Bishop Henry Lewis was In Salt
Lake Tuesday on business.
I. f. Gilbert returned Sunday from
spending the summer in Tremonton.
MIR. II. j. Evans was Provo visit
or Monday on business matters.
Mrs. Melvin Smuin and Mazell Smuin
were Provo visitors Monday and Tues
day
Bishop James H. Gardner spent
Monday in Salt Lake on sugar bust
ness.
Arthur and Aaron Sabey went t.
Salt Lake Tuesday to see the bali
game.
Miss Susie Smuin was in Salt Lake
Monday and Tuesday. witness in the
Cairn case.
Leo Coates spent Saturday In Orem
receiving a car load of tomatoes foi
the Lchi Canning Co.
Mrs. Harold Christensen, who was
visiting her mother in Provo for sew
eral days, returned home Tuesday
Mr. and Mrs George Zimmerman
had as guests this week Mr.. and Mrs
Z. Henry, of Bingham Canyon.
Mr., and Mrs Reginald CART were
Salt Lake visitors the early part OF
the week
| Mrs. Leonard Adams enjoyed visit
from her sister, Miss Jennie Larson,
of Pleasant Grove, Sunday
Mr.. A. b. Anderson,n accompanlc,
by his son Leland, left Tuesday for
business trip to Vcrnal
You can buy at CA.pman's Saturday
and all next week Soda Crackers II
wood boxes 3 lbs. for 3Oc. 1G-1
Mrs. Frank Gray has been i'll the
past several days. confined TO hei
bed by an attack of lagrippc
Mrs. William st. Jocr, OF Bcnnion,
was the weekend guest of her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Bladder.
Mrs. Fannie Bone returned Tuesday
from ten days visit with her sister,
Mrs. II. Linnell in Salt Lake.
Mrs Harlow Tlurch Of salt Lake,
spent several days this week visiting
relatives In Lohi.
The b. Il Club was entertained by
Mrs. Christian Peterson and her
daughter at their home Monday even
ing
The Provo Steam Laundry will do
yoar rough dry work, also your
feather beds and pillows. 2-it
Mrs. Arthur Peterson, Of Bingham,
daughter of Mr.. AMI Mrs. ~ c. Han
son, has been visiting her parents this
week.
Mrs. T.. H. Davis returned Sunday
from spending week Nisitihg her
daughter, Mrs j. W. Stoker III SAT
Lake.
Messrs Alfred Broomhead and Arm
U ur Gill left Monday on hunting eA'
pedition In the reservation They arr
nut for deer.
Mr. J. ]. Gill entertained rs gn'Sl'
he early part Of the week his bro'h'r
William Gill, of Cheyenne, wyoming
y md his wife
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1915-10-16

John T. Peterson, who is now oper-
.ating a tailor shop in Gunnison, spent
several days this week in Lchi wit,
his family.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1915-10-16

Call and get your winters Flour at
Chipman's. Flour Bakers No. 800
,bs lor S2,25 cwt Straight Grade A L
800 lbs for $2.35 cwt. Every bag guar
antced, buy before 1t goes higher 16-lt
The Cedarstrom Brothers commence
ed this week to get out several car
load of onyx from their Pelican Point
quarrios, that will be sent to eastern
buyers.
Provo Steam Laundry will call for
your work Tuesdays and deliver Fri
days 2-it
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph II. Glover en-
,ertaincd at their home last evening
an honor OF DR.. and Mrs. II. G.. Hol-
crook, who will leave soon for Bounti'
full
Mayor W. +. Quincy. who has charge
Of the plating of the Margaret Wines
Park. spent Tuesday In Salt Lake Cit,
consulting with Nicholas Byhower
thc man who designed the plans.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1915-10-16

H. W. SCHNEIDER made business
trip to Salt Lake Tuesday.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1915-10-16

Ers. W. X. Hopkins, secretary Of the
Ne Federation Of Women's Clubs,
knded the annual Convention OF
|nen's Clubs in Ogden. Wednesday,
fsday and Friday.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1915-10-16

A dozon lady friends Of Mrs ~ N.,,
Evans Joined in cc'ohrpiihE 0'r "''
birthday anniversary at Tue n ,.,
home Tuesday afternoon helres'
monts were served, and Mrs E'an ivan.
was the recipient of vacuum '''""'
as a birthday present
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1915-10-16
AMERICAN FORK
PLEASANT GROVE

AND SHIP VIA CINDERs
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1915-10-16

man and women, who were max
a trip from Iowa to San Francisco
motorcycles, had a blow out north
Lehl, and spent the night at Bone
pliers ranch. They had q teepee
supplies and cooking utensils
|ch they carried with them.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1915-10-16

Pete Vosnos took seven rabbit hunt.
ers to Cedar Valley Sunday, where
they bagged $50 Dummies.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1915-10-16

be Athenian Club held its meeting
|dnesday afternoon at the home of
Harold Christensen. Mrs. ID. J.
arman gave the book review. The
meeting will be In the nature OF
lensington at the home Of Mrs
frge Davis.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1915-10-16

Dne Of the boys who traded Mrs.
keridge cents for $13 was fined
BY the Juvenile court and the
N must report again to the on.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1915-10-16

George Austin of Salt Lake was In
Lehi on sugar business Saturday.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1915-10-16

The Power Co. will next week wire
up the Gardner house on the Pawnee
ranch over Jordan.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1915-10-16

Bishop Henry Lewis was In Salt
Lake Tuesday on business
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1915-10-16

Professors T. W. Bennion, Paul Min
knd A. +. Johnson and Messrs Clar-
L Gray and Kirkham formed a
bling party that spent Saturday
|oting rabbits In Cedar Valley.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1915-10-16

MIR. Thajeus Powell was salt Lake
visitor last Saturday.
The Smuin Orchestra played at
Ophir, Tuesday.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1915-10-16

h T. Racker and Miss Lizzie Shaw
hi Wednesday in Salt Lake buying
Ids for the Racker Mercantile Co.
! Racker and daughter Larue were
! members Of the party.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1915-10-16

kell prepared meals promote home
Suiness. Cook with Coles Hot
4, Range and you will always be
Inv 16-1t
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-10-19
@eltern tpuroe in @albiitQ-

tOelIeIH IVQ1COe III SCQ1Dt1tQ>
ton eine pan=amerifaniIhe Gottfereil5
|abgebalten, on Der anber lli1lerlll
Staatsiefretar Die gotldafter bon
Braiilien, GbiIi un6 Mrgentinien ull0
Gle @e1anoten bon DoIipia, ltruglnr
|ilno Guatemala teilnnbmen oie
Gonferen3 ipoIIte iitb iiber oie 5ornl
eittig iuer0en, in Der garra1t3n an.
erfnnnt peroen foIIte. Gie beiAloB
nod fnraer Beratling, oieie gInerfen-
nung in Der Gorrr 5ii bon5ieben, 6uB
Die BE facto Megieru1le Merico's
bon Der General gnrran3a Der ydicf
|erecutibe" lit" anerfannt iperoe. 3n-
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS IN 0iefcr
Gorrn ioIlten bon GtantsIeftes
ttGr Canning ns,S ben Nertreterh otr
!oben ge1tannten fii6-amerifnnii9en
Mddte an Gnrran3a nbgeben. 9ieIer
9[nerfennung gnrrdn5n's miro 1llaIe-
re Megierung umgcbenb Die Grnen-
rung zines Gefanoten in Der meris
fdnifden SoliptftoM fofgen iaiicit
Das gltroes6iitrifteeridt hi 81
Ealo bot Micaroo sleililar, Mbiuc
yrins lli16 fe1s5ebn anoere Der Scr
|Iebung Der nmerifaniihen Neu-
troIitatseeiete fdllloig bef,lioen.
I2lne oieie 2eute geb0rten 5a Der
|fIeiren Gdoar, sic fib i'm General
|Sro5co gefammeIt batte. slgllilar
nno Grins ipdretl Oberlten. Jrios
|ipar elm Sdapager 0ro5cc's. Die
2ellte ipuroen am 80. SUM niif Scr
ToIpo- -Nanh, nabe Sort Suncod,
|bon dtterifnllilhen anbolleriiten ge.
fangef dennlmer. Das @erid)t Ecf
oas llrteiI iiber oie nod nid)t oussc-
iprohen.
sslt Neip Orleans lit elm i,ia-
ger Gtuoeftt 6es SsSefferfon College
geanlens Nieree Ducos an NerIesnll-
gen, oie er bei eirlen JuBbunipiel
|3fpifden Gtu6enten feines GniIegs
iin6 Der Eulane llniberiit1t erbnIten
batte, qeftorben.
gs beiBt iest, ooB Die &ohacit
oes NrGfioenten am 10. Wobeniber
ftnttfiloen Ioll.
9us Waarine Miniiteriam bnt
&ortrafte fir ben 9nu BON fed1saebn
llnterieebooten inlo fehs GeitroDcrs
obgeidIoifen. &offe,1tlid iperoetl Die
llnterieeboote beifer ii. gelhidter &C.
bout, aIs Die, Ole mir bisber gebatt
baben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-10-19
Surge l1ebtrii(t)t.

OaS gprbrinsen Der teut-
Sd)em &erbiin0eten in Serbien
6anert an. Wfnctpn 0iitrift
BON ben Serben gerGMutt. Die
Oemtfdjen befeten bic bcfeitiste
Gtn6t 1psebae. Die @nfgaten
nebmen ipidtise 9Sbcnsiise an
ber 9rcn5e. Die Maiierten
,upllen iueiters geritGrfnnaeu
nad) 6em @nIfan ien6en.
Der ensIiid)e 8rtmierniini-
ftrr NsquitIj lit erfranft.
Die Tfntiden errinsen ipei-
tere Grfplse iiiblid) bon Sligo.
Mnsriffe in 6raufrei6 her.
ben abgeidlasen.
7eatide 2aftidiffsr bombar-
bieren 8rIfort.
Cir San 8amiIton, Der eng.
IiEMe Dbtrbtfebls lsbabtr an hen
GarOantllen, iuirb snriid6era-
fen
Sir g6ipar6 Garions, Der
snsIilde G*neralanwalt, Fat
iein Nut nieberseIest.
N4iierte Ernppen iollen in
Gnps an Der Meari5a Wfiin-
bnns gelanOet iein.
Die @eianoten Der AIliierien
in Ntben mad)eu npd einen
8eriadj, bic Wrie6en 5itm Gia-
tritt in ibren @nn6 ~ beipegen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-10-19
N)forsenrot.

Sd Tenn ein aIteS Meiterlieb,
@ir babers's oft eeiungen
Wenn iiber beden her 1tuo 0fieo
Ser 9feiter in ben Norgen 3iebt,
Da bats gar fhon gefllrngen:
Norgenrotl
Uer 0ndte nn ben nrioern Sag,
g8er 6ndte an bag Morgenl
Ser cine Snng's benz aroerit nad
9od Neitertob a1t1 griinen Sag.
Ser nladt' ms feline Sorgeu
R0rgenrotl
Nlin blies man fpirflitb nns sun, Gtreif,
Sitm reiterfrpbei Gterben.
gSie iparb 6as 0er3 ilns bn 10 tpeitl
Sod mnnder r1ibt fem Telegram Seleln
Weit feinem 0er5bliit fdrben
Morgenrotl
O'rllm. tpenn id Dieies 9ieb iebt bor'.
@ Iallih' id ftiu perlhlo5len:
go manher Wtunb. Der finat nidht melr.
Ranh &reuSlein fpinft bonn 9infen ber.
Sa - emit auf itol8en Hoiienl
Moreenrotl
gS. S5rIter.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-10-19

men, 0aB Der bon ben iiioilden Col
eaten on BEN Gag gelegte gifer III
Der grfiillune ibrer patriotii1en
Bfli6ten Ser Mnerfennlng mert 1T
llno Dem ottonatlilhen Seere 5ul,l
8orteil gerei1t."
glns Berlin tuirS gemeloet, es
berrid)e in Solse Der saten gsadrid,
ten bon &riessIdauplak, beIonbers
bDnt galfan, an Der MftienbDrie er4
BGbte NadJfrase, mas Elm allsemei-
mes Steigen Der 8erte neranlaki
babe.
Inter eroBem slnorang fanf
init Der OoriteGune bon Solito;s
.Wadt Der Siniternis" oie Croft
nung oes 8olfstbeaters in Dresden
ftatt. Die Mnffiibrung geltaltete
fif 5u einem groBen grfolg.
Ser beriibnlte rlilliIde Oihte,
Warim @orfi bat einel1 8roteit se-
gen bas prableriide @eldtpdb o'l
rulIiiden Minifter erlaiIen, Die be.
balipten. bob &uBlano ben ariea
nod flint Sabre fortiesen tonne
lelbft rpenn Die 9lrlnee 0es G5arer
Bis an ben ltral 5uriidseben ntiiBte
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-10-19
Ole 3pefe ano 3iele bes Silfspereiu
0eitIder 6ranen.


Mit @enebnigung ser b0ebiteit
oeutihen 8eboroen begann Der Ber-
Gin i'm Septerilber 1914 Die 8erof-
fentIidtng elmer @odeni6rift inter
Dem Namen v@eltfrieg", oeret ein-
aelne gfunllnern Elm biftoriides Cont
neliperf iiber ben ietigen groBerl
arieg, nnter Der Ghriftleitang bun
Hrof. gr. Saul S5iIoebran6t, bilocll.
Mns fleinetr glnf1ngen lit 6as Berf
oes 8ereins in Der alten Seimat iiber
ales Grtparten finalls geipahIen, 10
bob belte Die Muflage mebr als eiue
Million betr1gt.
Ser 8ilfsberein Delitiber sSroltcn
i'll fih bes bodenttpifelten @obltd-
tigfeitslinnes Der Gelltlhen uno
Mmcrifnner tpo[betpitbt iti,6 perof-
fentIidt nunnlebr in ben 8ereirigten
Stnatetl 5tpei glusgaben, uno 5tDar
einen genanen gfah0rlif Oes IN
Deutfdlano erIdeinerloen y@eli-
frieg" uno cine lleberietung in eng
Iiider Gprade urter oenn Name,l
.@orlo @ar".. Die Ghriftleituna
fir Die. englilhe 9lnseabe bat ebrcn-
amtlid Der befanr1te beutfd altleri-
faniide Sdriftiteller @eorg SpIDe-
Ster DiereG iibernotllnlen,
Ser ourh ben Gerfauf bieier
ariegs- llno yfubnesbI1tter in
oen Ser. Staoten er5ieIte Heinge-
mimi aebort lngelhnldlert ben BE-
ciirftigen &inoern Der fir ibr ge-
Iiebtes gaterIano fanlpfenoen M6n-
1ter.
Sir Die geringe Gair1me bon ilur
5 Gents ipohentlid lit Die @eleger
belt ge6oten. elm ollrhaus 5ilperIdi-
'figes NahffIagetperf all eriperben
iiber Die goten Ser @efehte uno
Shladtem ginnabnle il1b 9ejat-
ung bon 0rtlhoften unb Jefhingen,
Iotpie alle 9egebenbeiten bon irgeilo
tpeIder Wihtigfeit. Diele Gbronif
miro Sbren &inoerrt iul0 &inoes-
&inoern bon urlibGbburenl @erte
iein itno ben nahfolgen6en @eIhle1-
tern BON Der @roBe lirio Dem grnIt
Der 3eit aln1be geben. gor nIfem
ieooh iit Die @elesenbeit geboten, oen
armen ainoer1 5u belfen, oeren gd-
ter fir oas oeutihe gaterInno iar
2eben laiIen.
@ir rehnen aiif tauienOe bon Be-
iteaungen in glnerifa iirto piele s.
Gents Stiife tpoheittlid,, Die 5lilant-
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