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The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-11-11
BIG MASS MEETING HELD AT AUBURN. OTHER SPORT NOTES
VANDERBILT COACHES DEPRESSED OVER THE
 SHOWING OF TEAM
Wggs Place Still Left open-Either Ray Jarrett Will Be a~ Used-Captain Cohen Not Likely to Get Into Game

Nashville, November 10.-(Special.) The quest of the vandy coaches for a successor to Hubert Wiggs. the Com the faculty, has been so unsuccessful that they are considerably depressed over the situation. Ray, Floyd and Jarrett have all been given trial for the open berth and none have meas ured up to the requirements. The coaches would prefer either Ray or Jarrett since Floyd has already proven his worth both defensively and offen- sively as halfback, and with F'riel suffering from water on the knee. which lessens his effectiveness. Floyd can hardly be spared from the half back position opposite Zerfoss.
 Bob Turner and Kent Morrison are both good performers against tiring team, but the Vanderbilt coaches neal- ize that Auburn will in all probability be in the pink of condition on Sat urday and no chances can be taken with any except seasoned material at the halves. Still both Ray and Jarrett have been so disappointing against the second string eleven, the former lack ing a smash to his line plunging and Jarrett getting away much too slow that Floyd may be called on as a last resort. Floyd displayed woefuf ignor- ance of the signals at the position in his tryout, but that fault could be rem edied
 The vandy coaches, while employing heroic efforts to whip the team in con- dition for the trying struggle Satur- day, are hopeful that the mistakes learned in the Virginia game will be, turned to some advantage in improv ing the defense. Especial attention has been given in the daily workouts to bolstering up the weak spots in the defense which made such disappoint- ing showing Saturday. Should Cohen
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-11-11

to accommodate 4000 extra people owing to the heavy demand for seats However, as this plan .has not been agreed upon not permanent an nouncement can be made as yet The game will start at 2:15. The officials have not been selected as yet.
 Anniston, November 10.-(Special) A half hundred or more persons will go from Anniston to witness the Au- burn-Vanderbilt football game at Bir- mingham next Saturday. There are a large number of alumni of both insti- tutions here, and despite the dope fla vorable to Auburn local Commodore packers are giving odds that Wander bilt will score in the big southern clas- sic
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-11-11

gently developed into a fullback, and 1t is expected to play part of the game in that position. Anderson has relieved Mccullough at end and together with Harrell and Jones, are holding down the wings in fine fashion.
 The showing of Dorskey and Cough lin on end runs in the past few games, and it would be no surprise to see those boys rip off some substantial gains. Although Captain Goodall has not been playing his standard game at full, he will probably round into his effective form for the battle.
 The Massey team comes to Birming- ham highly praised. They are coached by Robinson, former captain of Au- burn. No prep team in Tennessee has yet proven to be a formidable oppo- nent to the Robinson warriors and their real strength will be known after the game Saturday The game will be played on Munger field Saturday morn ing at 10:30.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-11-11
ROGERSVILLE

Rogersville November 10-(Special) Tax Assessor Hill and Collector Larimore are making their rounds in western Lau- derdale county this week. The greater number of the farmers are meeting them to avoid "a trip to the distant county site later in the season.
 The good weather that has prevailed for the past month has seen the gathering of the greater part of the cotton from the fields. The crop is somewhat larger than was anticipated at the opening of the season because of the almost complete opening of the bolls. Corn gathering is also progressing rapidly; new corn is sell ing at 60 cents a bushel Considerable grain and cover crops have been sown.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-11-11
, Tickets Given Out

West Point, N. Y., November 10. Every ticket of the Army's allotment for the Army and Navy football game in New York November 27 has been Lieut.. Charles B. Meyer, secretary and treasurer of the Army Athletic council, said that no tickets are left and that it will be useless for late applicans to expect seats
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-11-11
SELMA

Selma, November 10.-(Special. ) Twenty-Five thousand dollars will be spent this winter in Selma by the Sheesley Greater shows, who will win ter at the Dallas county fairgrounds
 Attaches of the sheriff's department are seeking Charlie Hatcher. negro, who Wednesday morning attacked and wounded several negroes at Sardis, south Dallas county.
 George Healy, a negro, is being held at police headquarters on the charge of stealing COW from some farmer near Minter. Healy was arrested after he had tried to sell the animal to John Faulk, a local cattle dealer
 State Senator B. F. Ellis of Orr vile Wednesday brought to the Aty sample of oceans grown on his Orr vile farm Senator Ellis says that he has several thousand trees, all begin ming to bear. This year several hum dred pounds of the nuts will be gath cred
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-11-11
Minor. Sport Events
Michigan Departs for Penn

Ann Arbor, Mich, November 10.-The Michigan football squad left tonight for its game with Pennsylvania Satur- day. The men were given a final light workout today. The lineup of the team was uncertain, built was thought it would be practically the same ass was started against Cornell last week.
 The Pennsylvania game is the last on the Michigan schedule this fall.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-11-11

be unable to play, the teams weak ness at the open game will be ma terially increased since the Vandy cap- tam is without a peer in the south at receiving forward passes, although the Commodores have tried the aerial at tack but seldom this year.
 In large measure this abandon of the airline plays was occasioned by desire on the part of the coaches to develop a punch to the attack on straight football, which was highly successful until the Virginia snag was struck. So rapidly did the rout come at Charlottesville that no effort was made to bring into use any forward passes since the Vandy machine was hopelessly beaten and utterly demor- alized
 To prepare for the anticipated ab sence of Captain Cohen, the coaches have used "Squint'' Hayes, a Memphis boy. in the daily drills, which have lasted until long after ' o'clock each night, under rows of incandescent lights strung along the side lines. Hayes is head and shoulders above the other wing candidates in the science of that position, but his weight is handicap Adams is expected to give good account of himself on the other flank for he profitted considerably by his poor showing in the first half of the SlfSlnla Sduie rdS was pfoSSii py his return to the game, smashing the Virginia interference and throwing Mayer, Anderson and Spar for losses.
 No efforts are being made by the Vandy coaches to show their alarm over the condition of the injured stars, nor to conceal their anxiety about rounding out a semb1ance of team work by Saturday. In fact, only the most optimistic Vanderbilt supporters are willing to express the belief that the Comm odores have better than an outside chance against the Plainsmen, since the psychological effect of three trips to Birmingham without victory is certain to weigh the scales heav- fly against the McGugin machine
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-11-11
Worlds Record Broken

Lexington. ky, November 10--A worlds record for 8 yearlfng trotting lilly was made here at meeting of the Kentucky Trotting Horse Breeders association. when yearling bay lilly by Prince Ansel-Illa Moko trotted mile in 2:l7h She is owned by tho Woodlanw stock farm of Woodland, Cal. The former record was held by Miss Stokes when she trotted the mile over the same track as a yearling in |2:19X
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-11-11
Caughman Will Be Out Of Vandy Game
CAPACITY CROWD EXPECTED
 TO SEE AUBURN MANDY CAME

Great Crowd Expected When Tigers and COmmO- dores ClashEOver 900 Students to Come From Auburn-Vandy to Bring Over 6O0-Governor Henderson and Staff Will Be Present-Special Trains to Run From All Parts of South-"More Than 15,OOO" is Slogan-Auto Space May Be Abolished
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-11-11

While the coaches are working the squad late into the night to perfect the Auburn machine, it is evident that the failure of Caughman and Hairston to recover from injuries received in earlier games, has brought gloom to the Tiger camp. These two stars have run the team all season, but since it Is not possible for either of the two to start against Vandy, Coach Donahue has been using the versatile Steed throughout the week as quarter and
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-11-11
RAY AND JARRETT WILL BE USED AT FULLBACK FOR MANDY
DONAHUE SHIFTS
 SPEED TO QUARTER
Hairson and Caughman Will Probably Be Out of Tigers Line Up-Big Mass Meeting Held With Congressman Tom
 Hefln as the Principal Speaker

Auburn, November 10,-(Special )-Tmutuous cheering and enthusiastic college yes greeted the Auburn team Congressman J. Thos Hen tonight when they marched into
 angdon hall where nearly 900 students assembled mass meeting to plan for the battle against Vanderbilt in Bmng ham Saturday. College spirit rampant and the students swayed by the oquence of the speaker pledged their determination to fight the ditch an Auburn victory.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-11-11

More than 15O00 is the battle cry of the Auburn derbt alumni regard the attendance the souhs great football game Saturday afternoon Redwood field From all indications the slogan will be easily reached if reports from the rival colleges surrounding Alabama towns are to credited
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-11-11

study All other players except Wynne study All other players except wynee and Ducote are in fair condition for Saturdays battle, and the new line-up has shown improvement under the strenuous coaching of Donahue and alumni coaches this week, the team showing yesterday the best drive of the season. Rickenbacher is showing well at full and Wren at half back.
 The work for the remainder of the week will be in polishing the team ma
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-11-11

raham Reese. the authorities have nine negroes for alleged robbery of stores near Minter. south Dallas county, from which merchandise to the value of S2500 was taken.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-11-11

With the arrest Tuesday night of Al
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-25

ever adopted by newspaper, the
only child who has a big daily news
paper for a foster-parent.
The newspaper baby is years old,
an orphan and a hopeless cripple. A
poorhouse was his home and his
playmates were feeble old women,
the youngest of them over 70. The
Canton News heard about Donald
and decided that a poorhoUse was no
place for him, even if his legs were
as limp and useless as two tangled
threads.
. The newspaper adopted the baby
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-25

Donald Watson of Canton, o., has
the queerest dad any youngster ever
had.
Donald never plays bear with his
strange daddy, and he never "trots to
Boston" on daddie's knee, but for all
that no small boy ever had a more de-
voted parent, no child ever received
more tender care than is bestowed
on Donald by the "queerest dad in
the country.
Donald is the only boy in the
United States, it is said, who was
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-04-15
Sen GnglGnSern id)ei1t ser ySieg"

BET Neieucapele idDer I'M Weagen 5u
liegen. Nah ibren eigenen Mngaben
fampfften ife BORT NIT adtun6Dier5ig
gotuillonen gegen 0rei 6eutide, unb
iie lelbit baben einen Gerluit BON
5m0lftntierr0 Marm 5ugegeben. gu
6iefer rieiigen @erluiten itebt Ser
grfolg, Ser iiber lofale 8e0eutung
nidt bi1pau5gebt, in gar fei1rem Ser
EaltniB. Mm farn es besbalb ourdz
aus Der teben, baB Ste @%ng1arrber
nud] elmer @ie6erbolung MIR gerin=
ges Gerlangen baben uno nidts oage=
gen baben piir0enz merm lie rubig IN
6lan6ern liegen bleiben f0nnten, Bis
Sic 9elttiden bon ielbit ab50gen.
9(ber SEN 8efullen tper6en 6ie 9eut=
iden ib11en idtperlid tbur1. Sn 9on=
bon rednet ma oarauf oaB Sic Or
folge Ser &uilen gegen Seiterreih Ste
Geutl6en 5tpingen meroerr, iih ats
@elgien un6 6ronfreib 5rrid5u3ie=
ben, aber nit 6ieien grfolgen bot es
n%orldufig quite @ege. Die gngldn=
Ser miii1en ei1ren @0blergla11ben ba=
BEN, tpern lie beute nod ont sic M0g=
lidfeit gla1tben, BON &11Blam6 ats Ser
Eatide geriiiem 5u merbert. 9as 5eigt,
mie uenig @ertra1erp lie 5u ii6 ielbIt
baben> un6 6as 1aBt menigitens ber=
matben, mie ber5li@ frob fie fem Mir
Sen, tpen1t Tie 11nter MIR etmgermaBer
~annebmbaren Be6ing11ngen 5rie6en
MAIDEN f0nrten. @as man ia a119
idon aus mberen Mn5ei9en bot
ldlieBen fon1rer1.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-04-15

itimn1t, un0 gebt e5 nidt naB, mem
oie Mebrbeit fir Si5en5 itimmt?"
u@enn Dies mobr it," lagte er, gibt
es feine Option IN reirter MaBnabme,
Sic gemi1nt, me1rn lie ourdgebt un0
al16 gepinmt, me11n Tie perloren gebt."
SSn Ser Sbat lit Gountp=Sption, mie
Ser @abler iie beldreibt. Sic Mi1o=
eiation glaubt, 0aB, menn 6as @olf
Sic Ibatia@e miir6igt, bob County
Option blei6be6eutenb lit mit @on11-
tp=Grobibition nit einem folgeridti=
gen &erluit Ser ginfinfte unb erb0b=
ten 8eI1erung, -es feline MiBbiaigurrg
baonrd befun6et, ouB es eine Bropo-
iition nieoeritim1t, melde tpegnimmt
un6 oas @eggenommene onrd nidts
eriebt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-04-15
@eridiebene Counties luerben ipe

5iele Gountp=S ption=@able timer:
halb Ser nadIten 5peI Monate balten
mahre11b IN n1ebreren anoeren e5 Der
Mnifein getpinnt, ais lei 6as @olt
:nitbt gemiGt, Sic notbmenoige Netl=
ton gu ur1ter5eidnen un6 oem Gonn=
tD eine 9iirbe muf5uball en-, 90 es nod
1lnermieien lit, mas @l1tes otelelbe
.bringen miro. Mus 9erihten, ote Bel
Ser Merdm1ts unb Wamf acturerz
M11ociation IN ct. Gaul eingelm1f fen
lin0, erbeat, 0aB Ste SIT @unlten Der
goump=Sption porgebradten Mrglt=
mente BON Ser Seffentli6fett als Sc
fiirrporter Ser ertpartenten WfaBnab=
ME nidt gebiQigt mer6en. 1ie Mio=
ciation erbalt piele Mnfragen be5i1g=
lih Ser Iragtpeite. Gin @ab1er in
Glap County fragte: ~SSit es mobr,
BOG Elm County utroden" gebt, men11
oie Mebrbeit gegen 5dafli5em5
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-04-15
Die Sdladjt 5miIden Maas nnb

~ OWy$"Vv~ O"SIJS*S 6SuSS~ "
Moiel iptelt lid I'M Haltm bon Ser
oun ab. Sdon I'M erltem s(bidnih
oes &rieges gela1g es SEN tapferen
guiern, oie frar5oiiide sperrIinie
5miiden 1orl uno @er6u1 at ourd)=
hred)en ur6 iib Ser ONT linfen Maas=
utter liegenoen Srtidaft st. Mibiel
51 bennadtigen. settoem baben oie
Irun5oien mieberbolt @eriu6e ge=
madt, iid ct. Mibiels mieoer 5n BE-
mdd)tigen, aber p%ergebens. Sett ba=
ben lie SEN @erilh o1f breiter guii5
%erneuert. Son Norben riften lie IT.
re Mngriffe gegen Gonrbre u1t6 gig-
nel1l1es BON Sii0en unb S1ten gegen
slinp, Mpremont, 6lirepp un6 @egnie=
billie, meltlib BON Gont=a=MoulIon.
Ius 3iel lit, @er0un BON oem 3r11d
inn @iioen SIT befreien, Sic 0eutihen
5u 5pinge1l lid BON Ser Maas nad
Ser Moiel 5l1riid5u5ieben. SHE bieie
Mngriffe iinb nah BEN Mel6nngen
oes beutiden @roben So11ptq1rartiers
suriidgelhlagen moroen. Ser 6ein6
bat ungebeuere @erIuite gebabt, er=
reiht bat er gar nidts. Nod lit sic
sdladt 5miiden Moas un6 Moiel
nidt 5u gn6e> aber no9 ibrem Bis
BERGEN @erluufe farm Ser Musgmg
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-04-15
@olfer trenl1enoe ltnredt abgelebnt

80lfer tren1le1l0e ltnred)t abgeleb1t
mrtrDe."
Ium auf sic fatboliiden Welllio=
men 5r iprede11 fomnreno, fibrt Nrof.
|Shmiolm outs: uSSn Ser fatbollider1
@elt boben mir Mnidbe 5u elmer lol=
den @ilfsaftion 1u,r in ameruta111=
lden nno italienilden Stimmen emit
oeden fDi11nen, ste sunni gintreten III
Sic 9iiden mfforbern iomlt ertpies
ltd Sic futboliihe Millionslolioarltat
in oielem El1ntte iebr lf1pod, mft
bIpf BET I'm eren @egnern lonoerrl
md, in SEN nel1trulen 2d1lOern. Gie
r0mild]e Gropoganoa, obidon Ste
oberite Millionsbeb0rbe, fann bierin
Ihon oesbalb feiren gerriigenoen CT
ios bieten, mei1 iie iih BET Den bod=
qrooigen Sponnur1gen nno Gegenld=
ten Ser betbeiligten Natipnert begreli-
lihertpeiie eine groBe 3urufbalt1trg
m1ferlege1r mtb uno Ouber %au5orilsf=
Iid erfldrt bot, auf feine Geridie
6ung mGbren6 oes &rieges eingeben
SIT f0innen."
Sdtper 1oitet iomit Ser &rieg alrf
Sem Miliionsmeien, mer zines S6erf=
leins Serr lit, iol1te NIT ieiner Siilfe
niht s0gern.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-04-15
@ie grpan ais Treiflberapoite

oie Mnbdnger Der @olbudbrurng BE-
idimpfte uno ner6adtigte, als ielblt,
gefalllger @olfstribun iene, Sic iei=
men geabrliden Neuerungen ni9t
9eifal flatiden molten, als Srie-
bensapoitel iene, sic ont ieine gbimd=
rem nidt gla11ben mouten, 10 BE-
lbimpft er bel1te sic &ertreter Ser
@etrGnfeinol1ltrie iiber oere1 Iriim=
mer binueg er tins @eibe @a1s
e~in5u5iebe1r bofft. Mus oem Sreiiil=
berapoltel BON ebe6em lit ldngIt Elm
begeiiterter Gerebrer 6es goloener
6msfalbes gepor0en, aus oem
Trieoensapoltel, BON ebe6em Elm Sc
murderer u11o filler Gerbiinoeter Ser
Nation, Sic Sic @elt in SEN fnrft=
bariten uno ungeredte1ten &rieg ge-
ltiir5t bat> SEN Sic @eidihte fennt,
uno piel1eidt erleben mir es nodb baB
m1s oem Semperen5apoiteI grpan Elm
redter giiffe1 nitro. Muh ba5u miir-
Be @iaiam Servings @rpm iid
mauiern, tpenr er gla11bte, 6obei BEL i
Ter auf feline Hednung SIT fommen
ais our6 oos gefenntniB sur Nro=
bibition nn0 6urd feline 6reun6idaft
nit giup Sunoap. SIM Mugenblife
ober idei11t er entidlofien at fem, fem
@liif als 8atrertrager ser Nrobibi=
ton SIT beriuden. Mag er! Sos
2an6 miro aud iber SEN Trobibi=
tionsidtpin6eI bintpegfommen. @ie
es iiber SEN 8rpon'iden 5iIberi9mim
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-04-15
Sic @tHionen 1ttto Der
&rit9.

Sic Mnflagen, 6ie iomobl BON fa=
tboliihen mie proteitantiiden Mil
iion5geleGidoften Ieutidlanbs gegen
england megen ietnes riidiidtslolen
Gorgebens in SEN Miiiionsgebietcn
erboben m11rben, baben IN engliiden
MilIions5eitihriften cine Sturmf lutb
BON gr1pi6erungen ausgel0it. 8eibe
Seiten itimn1en barin therein, baB
Ser &rieg NIT ieinen 6o1gen fir Sic
MiiIionen ein fa11m git nertpinben6er
Sdlag getpeien tit ur6 baB 6trd i'm
pieIe bLiibenbe Mrbeit5feIoer brab &C.
Iegt morben 1inD. HrofeIior Or.
Sdmiolin bon ser uriperittdt in
Miiiniter mi6met oieier trn1trigen 2oge
in Ser nMagemeinen 811n6idm1" eli
mem ldngeren Mrtifel, in 0em er am
GdluIie NIT 8e3ug muf Ste Streitig=
feiten unter SEN proteitantiiden Mii-
iionsgeienidaften Iugt:
Sitter beflagen BET Die er adge=
meinen @erbebung be1tide mie n1Ber=
oentide T%roteitanten 6as p0atge MuS=
einm6erfallen ser our9 Die g6inbur,
ger @eltmiiionsfonferen5 %eingeleite=
ten internutionnlen Wiiionsperi tdn-
1igtng. Sn Ser Noris iebo9 bolten
Iid mande ibrer Spmptome ielbit
jebt nod a1fredt, Dor auem in ser
6iIfsbereitidaft Ser nidtoeutiden fir
Sic oeutiden Observation-Disclosures,
nidt b1oB ouf Sem Miiiionsgebtet mie
in Gbina ur6 Sn6ien, ionoern aud)
in Ser Seimatb; Defenders Sic Slime
rifaner il1hen m0glidit belfer6 uno
Iin6erno ein5uipringen, ober ieIbit
Sic britiiden @eieuihoften baben Sen
oel1tIden tire l1nteritiit1tng angelo
ten, oie natiirIid BON oieien untar
@inhpeis a1f Die gefeitigte oe1tide
@irtHdoftsloge unb oas. beibe
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-04-15

nidbt 5weifelboft iein. 8as &oris on
Iogenamten grfolgen beanipr16t, tit
nibt bon gelang. 9as tbut Horis
MINER, unb ie idlefter es Sen Strait
3oietr gebt, oeito grobere grfolge De-
unipru9t es. 0as lit cine afe &C.
ididte. Die 8eri6te oes oeutiden
@eteralitabes lalien iiber oie Sitlla=
tion nid)t oen leiielten 3meifel bette
ben, au6 oie neuelte Offenl ipe
Soffres miro an oem 0eutiden gilen=
mali 5eribeQer.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-04-15
Sic S6rie,

Die Mn5eihen mebren ltb, oaB in
elmer naben Sufunf It Oa5 Shtpert
oes &riegers Durd, Sic Sober Oes
Iiplon,oten erietst meroen Jon. Son
allen Seiten meroen SSriebenstauben
al1sqelollelr. u1,o oie bon ibnen I'M
Sdu1abel gehaltenen Selblatter meh=
Ieln alln1bli6 bon bem oDen 8ralt
Iebniilfti9er. uber boffnungsloier
@iinihe su Sem farbenfriiden Grim
Ser @irflihfeit. Noh liegt natitrlid
bon SEN europdiiden Hegierrngen
fein @ort Dor, oas atf eine 6rieoens=
bereitid,oft idlieBen liebe. SIN Sc
eer,tbeil. Ser oeutlhe Neidstag bot
Ioebell ;ebn Mtiuiaroen belpiaigt nno
ounlir Sic Mittel fiir cine Tortfi1b=
rltng oes arieges bis in Sen Spit
berblt iider geltelIt. Salol1om, NuB=
lambs MliniIter oes Musmdrtigen, bot
Dor menigen @ohen feline Mniidten
i;ber Sic Sheil1lrg Selterreih's emit
uifelt uno Sos SeItan1ent Teter's 0es
6roBet1 IN seitgemaBer Taiiung be-
itltiet. Serr Gipioni, Ser INIT Ser
frons5iiItur Miniiterpralioettlfaft
belaItet lit. ihnletterte iein ual1 graro
iQnois" IN Sic @elt bi1al1s, momlt
er oeioat hoben rponte, BOB Tranf=
reid an Ieiner v6ln1re" iolange ber=
11nlo1ser uiiroe, biz es bie b%erlore=
1ren Eronin5en utrb einige anliegenoe
GTaIsen S1trenne'lfen @%ebenfens mie=
Ser IN ieine Mrme idlieben f0n11te.
gnqlano 1dlieblih = aber Oarllber
bra1lfen MIR fein @ort SIT perlieren,
oern ieirre Stontsmdmrer gluuben
otrd1 2%urgenfruft oas eri eten SIT
n%riiIIert, mas feline Militdrs urrb glul1=
iofen on @offentboten permii1en lai=
len.
sber inter oieien &un6gebungen
Ser friegfiihrer5en 9an0er tit MIR
cine Shat SIT fin6en: Ser 0elttlde
ariegscreoit. Sin sic anberen Ser
larttbor11ngen oiirfte 0as @ort 5utref=
fen, ooB Sic Gprnfe fir Staatsma1r=
rer oosu lit, tire 8ebonfen sit oer=
bergen. 31tmin0eIt trifft oos sit mtf
Tranfreih unb HuB1onb, unb tpenn
man Id1on o1rs Sem gang Ser friegeri=
ife11 Greignii1e a11f einen @i0eripruh
5niiden SEN nobrer Gmpfin0l1ngen
Goionon's uno Iininni's 1tnb ibren
Melrser11ngen ldlieBen otrfte, 10 er=
hebt iih iett sur geitatig1tng 0ieies
@iberlpruds etn gon5 unper6ddtiger
3etee. Sic @orier ndmlfh Sic fir
poIitiihe Gorgdnge bdltfig cine iehr
feline @siitttter1tr1g Benefit. Sic nrgu=
merttirt nit Ser gbatiahe. 6ab 6ranf=
reid SEN Muffanf bon &riegsmoteria=
1ien IN sem Ser. Staaten pI0t1ih EN-
qeItent hobe. ga ste Hepublif Ielb1t
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