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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-04-08

Miss Dorothy Holbrook is entertaining
at bridge this afternoon and additional
guests have been invited in to tea.
Mrs. Bryan. wife of the Secretary OF
State. was the honor guest at a beau
tiful luncheon given yesterday by Mrs
prettily decorated with pink and yell
low spring flowers. and those present
included Mrs. John K. Shields, Mrs.
William A. Jones. Mrs. Robert Henry,
Mrs. Walter Mclean, Mrs. II. l.. Rust,
Mrs. F. b. Moran. Mrs. Harry Taylor.
Mrs. Francis S. Nash. Mrs John Temple
Graves and Mrs. Malcolm McConihe.
The Postmaster General and Mrs
Burleson entertained at dinner last
night.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-04-08

Continued on Ninth Page.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-04-08

Silk Dresses, $500
Mostly small sizes-l6 years
36 and 38-therefore $500, in
stead of $1,000 or $3.50.
Crepe de chimes and faille silks-in
tans. gray. rose. green. brown, navy
and a few blacks; also number of
black and white check taffetas.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1915-01-15
Antelope Valley Catchings

Hello, everybody. | thought |
would write to let you know that the
people out this way are not all dead,
but are having very pleasant winter
and a jolly good time.
Newman Arbuthnot is i'm the Lib
eNl Hospital suffering with an in
jured eye caused 10y an auger-bit being
run in the eye-ball last Friday.
He was taken to Liberal and was at
tended by DR.. Higginbotham. Two
stitches were required to close up
the eye-ball, Newmans many friends
join with his parents hoping that he
will not loose his eye-sight,
Mrs Ed Hancock of Liberal spent
the latter part of last week with Mrs.
Arbuthnot.
Mrs and Miss Elsie Wheatstone are
staying in Liberal with the formers
daughter, Mrs Ed Brown and attend
ing the meetings.
MesserS John and Ben Thompson
called ON the Misses Ward and Car
penter Sunday evening.
Mrs. Belle Lawson has been on the
sick list the past week.
Elyira Meredith who visited rela.
tives and friends in Liberal last week
returned to her home at Antelore
Valley accompanied by her brother
in-law aud sister, Mr.. and Mrs. E. l..
See.
Mrs. Chester Heathman Is visiting
her cousin, Mrs, Dale of north of Lib
eral this week.
Mrs A. o. Edmonds went to Liber.
al Monday to visit friends for few
days.
Mrs. and Miss Meredith spent Mon
day with the Arbuthnot's.
Sl2 30 was raised for the Belgium
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1915-01-15
William Allen White and the
Saucy Neighbor

Mrs. Mary Butterworth of Consti-
tuition street, Emporia, has written
singing letter to William Allen
White saying that his continual
'butting-in" is making the people
tired.
you think you can boss the whole
town." she says. You tell us wha,
we ought to wear, and what we
ought to eat and how to raise our
children and what to feed our ba-
bies, and ! claim that the time has
come for some one to tell you what
us women think about II. We are
tired Of it, and we expect to stop
your old paper If you cant think OF
something worth while to put in it,.
"Of course, you won't print this
letter, but at least ! have the salts
faction of telling you what think
of you and your butting in"
The amiable and gallant MIR.
White in reply refused to make any
comment whatever on the letter eX-
cept to recall" as he says, "a mild
little man who used to eat inordi
nately at the Nlit-Way every noon,
and when other men were Dragging
about their wives cooking, he would
cough and try to change the subject
and start the talk on the subject OF
music; then he would brag on his
wife's deep contralto voice. 1t was
his boast that she could reach and
hold full tone on lower b fat. He
is dead now, poor man, but he al
ways smoked in the barn, came int
the house by the kitchen, and used
to stay in the kitchen and watch the
biscuits in the oven at every mis-
sionary meeting. How he would
have enjoyed just one well-cOoked
goose!"
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1915-01-15
Presbyterian Church
II. f. BOLTON, Pastor.

The meeting at the church contin-
ues, very earnest preaching has char
acterized the services from the begin
ing. Rev. DR.. Irwin, of Wichita, had
to leave to attend TO duties that his
position demands, Rev. DR.. Lenord
OF Pratt has taken his place and a
spiritual treat is in store for all who
attend, Services every night except
Saturday. Come out and help in the
much needed work. Lay enough OF
your other duties aside while this is
going on to get the eneft it offers.
The usual numler Of services will be
held each Sunday. Any one desiring
to speak to the pastor about spiritual
things should feel at perfect liberty
to do so There is no substitute for
the guidance of Gods spirit for those
who accept him. Help in the fight,
give God the glory.
H. A. NJ HoLsHoUsER. Pastor.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1915-01-15

Relief fund at the Box social held
Friday night by the G. f. Thank
you, everybody who attended and
helped.
Please remember that there is Sun
day School at 1870 o'clock every Sun
day morning and G. e. at 1880 p m.
The following officers were elected for
the next year of Sunday School: Sup.
erintendent, Mrs. j b. Meredith;
Assistant Superintendent, Mrs, Leota
Lusk; Secretary and Treasurer, Ben
ThOmpson; Choirster and Organist,
Elylra Meredith. The following
teachers were elected: Glass No. l.,
Mr.. Arbuthnot: Class No. 2, Miss
ward; Class No. ,, not elected yet;
Glass No. 1, Miss Carpenter. Every
D0oy welcome.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1915-01-15
Our Fat Men
e. D. COOPER.

Now that surgeon of the United
States navy has turned his powerful
brain upon the American fat man In
an official report, we have an interest
ing subject for discussion. He finds
that as we present ourselves for en-
listment in the sea forces we are all
right as to legs, but above the waist
line we are muscularly weak. unusu-
ally fat and excessively heavy. Even
worse than that, we have fat chests,
protruding abdomens and disturb
ance of orientation.
Roughly speaking, we should say
that an American citizen whose ORR
entation was disturbed had lost his
bearings and did not know whether
he was afoot or on horseback. Prob
ably no argument is necessary to
prove that such man, no matter
how efficient he might be in other
lines, would not be very valuable as
hdNdl TecTull, Out Ill Ills lo"eI CA
tremitles were sound he might at
least develop a pair of sea-legs which
nobody on shipboard need despise.
There is reason to believe that the
navy surgeon is not appreciative of
his blessings. The men who come to
the recruiting Office with an excess of
fat above the waist are typical Of
prosperous America. They have had
three meals day, with a luncheon
or two on the side. All that they
need is little training, and ii a
navy cannot give them that, of what
use is it?-New York World.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1915-01-15

runts is recommended by some breed
ers, but no advantages are to be gained
by crossing.
An exclusive winter diet of peas
would soon produce an epidemic of
bowel troubles.
Pigeons that produce good healthy
squads need never be remated.
Crooked breast bones, cross beaks,
one eye only and crippled feet are
among the penalties paid for inbreed-
ing.
Corn in excess will enrich the blood
to such an extent that scrofulous trou-
bles are apt to be the result.
January is the beginning of the
great demand for squads. From now
on until July the prices will be the
highest.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1915-01-15
Christian Church

The revival service is progressing
nicely, the public interest in the
meeting is manifest by the increased
attendance and the close attention to
all that is said. There are confess
sions almost every service. On Wed
nesday evenings number obeyed their
master in the beautiful and sacred
ordinance of christian baptism, Sew
eral have united with the church by
letter or statement. Sister Glaze is
declaring the plain and simple gospel
You will be interested, come and
hear her, you will receive a hearty
welcome.
II. f. BOLTON, Pastor.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1915-01-15
Liberty Items

j. II. HUFF of near Preston, Kansas,
had an accident with a livery team
Saturday night. The team ran away
and turned the buggy over and broke
the pole and double tree. j. A. Gen
izler took him TO town. Mr., Hun
was knocked senseless.
There was no literary at Liberty
Frid,y night.
Mrs. L. l.. Gentzler and sons called
at the G. II. Kopplsch home Sunday,
Pete Lininger is reported better at
this writing.
John Preifert shelled corn for c.
II. Koppisch last week
Ed Fitzgerald is hauling milet fol
his cattle.
J. II. Gentzler left Thursday morn
ing for Wichita and Monday: he will
go to Rich hill. Missouri
|. o. Sewell called in town Monday
Lenord Dale left for Colorado
Thursday.
W. NJ. Logan called on Logan Ora
ham Sunday.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1915-01-15
RAISE PIGEONS FOR PROFIT
Main Points for Success Are to Keep
Birds In Dry, Well Ventilated
coops and Feed Regularly.

Paul Belden, in Suburban Life says
that the main points in keeping
pigeons for squads are: Keep them
in dry, well ventilated coops; feed
regularly, giving variety; do not
keep more than fifty or sixty pairs
of birds in one flock; keep them free
from vermin by having the coop clean
and allowing the birds to battle as
often as possible; use only full-blooded
homers and be sure they are mated
Mated birds cost more, but are worth
the difference if you want results.
There is delicate flavor to the
flesh of a we'll fatted squad that at
once wins for 1t patron.
When properly conducted, poultry
and squad culture make a profitable
combination.
Regularly arranged nests, uniform
in appearance, cause an endless
amount of contention and confusion
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1915-01-15
|. goose!
War

was conceived in passion, hatred
envy and greed, born in the morning
of antiquity. and have a genealogy
whose every page drips with the rec
blood of murdered innocence. re
spect neither the feebleness of gray
hairs, the helplessness of infancy
nor the sacredness of virtue, ant
walk, iron-shod, ruthlessly and i'm
partially over the form of the weak
ling or the form of the giant.
paint the midnight skies lurid
glow from the burning homes | have
ravaged. and | turn peaceful scenes
of rural beauty, where Gods own
creatures dwell together in amity
into a raging hell. set neighbor
against neighbor in deadly combat,
and | incite the brother to STAY his
brother.
make puppets of kings, princes
of paupers, courtiers of courtesans.
and thieves of respected subjects, and
empires melt before my breath as
does mist before the morning sun
light.
| make of religion fanaticism; the
heather | make a fiend incarnate;
and of all men | make playthings
devoid of reason and justice
Through intrigue | make the intel
ligent powerful, the unscrupulous
wax fat on the. spoils of blood-won
Victories gained by others, and the
less learned suffer for their own ig-
norance.
Famine, want, and misery follow
in my path; | lay waste green fields
and still the hand of industry. !
pillage the land of its resources, but
contribute nothing of benefit to man
kind, leaving pestilence to stalk
ghost-like in my wake and complete
the work of destruction. lay u
heavy tribute upon my most loyal
subjects for the maintenance of my
establishment; | squander the vital
ity and lives of those who serve me
faithfully, yet return to the world
nothing but ruin and ashes. The
baubles of fame | confer on some
are the empty shells of false stand
ards wherein the license to commit
murder and rapine is held to be the
insignia of glory by mistaken civ.
ilization.
can offer no excuse for my hav-
ing come into existence, nor can
give one plausible reason why ]
should not cease to be, other than
that so long as men who WELD iniiu-
ence are permitted to crafty their
selfish desires and ambitions at the
expense of the many who must carry
the burdens and endure the suffer
ing, that long will continue to ex-
act my toll of sorrow, devastation,
and death. For | am pitiless-de-
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1915-01-15
Friends Church

Sunday, January 18th: 9:45, Sun
day School; HOO, meeting for wor-
ship; 600, Christian Endeavor
There will be no preaching on Sun
day evenings while the meetings are
in progress at the other churches.
There will be no prayer meeting on
Thursday nights on account of the
revival Choir practice on Saturday
night instead of Friday night, A
welcome to all.
]. /, Huff, Pastor.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1915-01-15

among the birds, resulting in consid-
cradle loss.
Immediately upon being discovered,
remove the sick bird from the flock
and keep it separate in a dry, warm
cage or pen.
The blue homer produces the ideal
white squab," while white feathered
breeders are the ones that generally
produce dark-colored squads.
Crossing homers with runts, homers
with dragons and dragons with
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1915-01-15
Methodist Church

The revival goes on bessedly.
Afternoon services at 2;30o'clock each
week day except Mondays and Sa,ur-
days. Services at 1880 p. m. each
week day except Saturday. Sunday
services IL a. m 3p. IN. and $40 p. IN.
Welcome.
WIN. T. WARD, Pastor.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1915-01-15

A number Of the X. p. boys re-
turned yesterday from Pratt, where
they administered the work to three
candidates. They report good time.
Attorney G. w. Sawyer made a
business trip to Hooker yesterday.
j. r Emo arrived yesterday from
Walnut Grove, Missouri. lie was on
his way 10 Hooker to look after bust.
uess matters few days.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1915-01-15

void of all feeling: / fear neither
man nor God; am amenable to no
law and ] am in myself the law and
the last resort.
am War!
james Logan Mosby in the Fra.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1915-01-15
Furniture For Sale

Kitchen cabinet, cook stove, Per-
lection oil stove, Topsy stove, chairs,
tables and other small articles of
household furniture.
e. D. COOPER.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1915-01-15
LOST

Saturday night, plush lap robe, be-
tween post office and dairy, north of
town, Black on one side, Powered OH
other. Return to Star Livery barn
and receive reward.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1915-01-15

Tan shoes dyed black and all kinds
of shoe repairing. First door north
of the Sanford Hotel at Mrs Burke's
shoe repair shop.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1915-01-15
Taken Up

Bay horse. ~ years old, weight ,OOC
pounds branded I'll on left hip. !
mile north and west of Lorena. Ok
ahoma,
Il. l.. HALLER.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1915-01-15

No reasonable offer refused for lots
Nos. 20 and 30, Block IL. Baughman's
addition to Liberal. Communicate
with Griffith s. Baughman.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-08-20
Ger Sie9rsem9 ofr prmtfd)rm nn0 Ofaerreid)rr
ubnr Nnterbrr@un9 fortgfteft.
QSeitere 10000 guiien tpurSeu aeanatn aeuottueu

Die 5Ortidrittsnartsi I'M Reitstag
Bat bei4Ioiien, baB bic 3eit fir cine
Offsntli4e gr0rterung Der Grisbsnsbe'
binsungen nod ni6t reif lei. SIN prin<
sig 1T bic paTtei fir bas 8ebalten bes
sro6erten Gebiets, bas n6tbig 1T, I'M
bic tiinftisen Sntsreisu unb bic Stdrte
bes Ret9s gu ii6ern, Tie 1T aber ssgen
bic Sbes unbegreH5ter annerioren. sic
HOfft, bab bic Regieruns 5ur aeeigneten
3eit bic QngeIegenbeit gemsinibaftIiA
nit ben RsprdIsutanten bes 8Oltes erz
Ortern tDirb, iobaB cine fir oas Bolt
befriebigense 26iung Der syruge ers
rei6t tpsrben tann. Bis babin miiiis
ss bic 9auptaufga6e iein, bic uners
f6iitterlide ginigteit aaer SlaiIen auIs
re4t 3u erbalten.
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Gin britiiher 3rem5er nna
elm 2prpebobootseritDrer
IN einem @eiedJt Oft Der @eitfiIite
BON Sitlano

beuti4en GorPebos
boOtSertDrern oerisntt.
gerlin, 10. 2luguit. Quf 0rabtIo-
lem 0ege nab 5uterton, 81. s. 0eut-
ite 2orpeoO booi3erit0rsr baben in eli
nem 8sfs6t an b:r Deittiiite Don Sit
lamb, all bem nur tIeine &riegsfa9rs
,euge bstbeiIigt pareu, einen tleinsn
6ritiiten 5prpebO5OOt5eritorsr tOrpes
oirt uno in ben Gruno gsbo6rt, nj.
bag marineminiltsrium an Oonners'
tag offi;isu angstiin0i9t bat.
Die Wariue6e60rosn ertldren aud,
Sab BEL Osm in Der SRuitug Ru6t
fattgefunOsnen 3sppsliHon5rtff auf
QonOon pi6tige GtabIifemeHts in Der
Staot uno al Der Sbemie init gutem
GrTolg mil gom6en belegt tuoroen
Isieu. Qlu6 puroen So60fen in DpOo.
Bridge uub Spspia erfoIgrsi4 bonn
6droirt. Die be3iisli6e getanHtmas
dung Iautst ME fuIgt:
Nm II. 2tuguft, lin spei ll6r
glaamittags, grifisn flint S4iffe DON
elmer uuisrsr5OrpeboboOtfIottil sinen
teineH mcSernen britiiteu Greu5sr
uno aat 2Orpsoobout5erit0rer in Der
Rd5e b,s Surnsriff 2eu4ti4iffss an
Der Bsittiit. DON SHtIaHo an uno osgs
ieu.te ben &rsu1er unS eiusn 3eritDrsr
nit 6ilie Don 5orpeoOs. uRisre Saifs
fs srIitteu tsins 9srIuite.
Jr Der Radt Dom IT. gum 18.
gluguit griffsn uuiers Marine 2ufts
Ihiffe qbsrmdlg 2pnoon an. GOnooE
Ghp uno pibtiSe GtobliHemsHts an
Der 9bemfe rpurosn reidli6 nit SOms
ben beIsgt uno Stpar nit gutem GrfoIg.
glubero,m ipurosn AUDI Jabritsn uno
6ua6fen in 0pOObriOge uHo SpsDia
bombarbirt. Die 2uftidiffe erIttten
tstnen S9aosu, obgIet6 iic einem Aef:
tissn 6susr ausseItss DarsH, unS -aue
ts5rtsH suriidA
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Die Sebauptuns fur un'
tpabr ertldrt,
Dat bic beuti den unter'
feeboote teiHe Stag
nsu fiibreu.

gen tuhreH.
8erliH, 19. aug. - Guf ora6ss
loiem Des. mad 9utertOu, U. 8. -
Die He6eriesti6. Raari4tsn<slseutur
iast:
Die Don auslanbi6eH 3eituussn qs'
madte Bebo1pturs. odb bic bsutitbeH
llnterferboote tsiHe JIagg.n fiibrer,
iuirb OffiSisl fir unpabr srtldrt. 9i:
GautboOts bifeu i,oesmaI. ipsHn II:
iiber DaiTer sim ,rtegertf4e Sanoluna
beseben. ME bsim 9IN5ulten. Dur6fu'
den unb @erisn..n feinbIiber posr
nsuiralsr Sdiffs, bic aontrs5oros OH
8oro bdben. cine ariegsfIagse auf.
Ius miliidrii9en Srtinbeu iinb bic
llnieriesborte nidt utunmerirt. Sie
Bebauptung, bab es ouburh iHiper
iperbs, bic HdtionaIitdt oeS JaHrseuss
feft5uitsGen, in iiuiinuig, neil bic 9Octe
INNER ibrs GlasSs s.igsH. Gis Regis'
runs erbGIi rsseImabig stnsebeube Of
fisisds geri6ts iiber Die atttDitdt Der
lntsrisebpOte, bic als 9uiis fir ben
sttpa ipdssr su lstisHoen S&aosnerfas
bitnen.
Sie amsritdniide 9oti4aft BAT bic
Rssieruns benaari6tist, bab bas 9ss
Iunsenenlassr in GGiabiaHra. &uriitu,
aufsebobsn ipurbe uno bab Elm Sbeil
Der Gefnnsensn in ein anberss adaer
in aoriita uhb Der Reft no4 peri4is'
Sensn aassra N SEantysi9 .gseraSt
iuszs1 ~.
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bon Wsd6snfeu: 0i. srpiiden Riemi'
rolp uHo Ranop befiHolihe areusung
iibtr ben Bug III bon ben DerbiinoeteH
3rnppen bsiest porb.n.
Der Brett 2itopsf branseu bsuts
ide 3ruppen in Der Rdbe bon Roiitno
faooftli9 bon Sanou in bic Gubsrsn
Werte Der 6tituHs Elm.
rSiibfi9 ponDlapoba perfolsen uns
i.re 9ruppsn ben g.Tblasensn 5eino.
4ls Golse unfsres @orbrinssns borts
ielbit bat Der 5einb fi4 pom 6ffidsn
llfer bss Bug, obtrbalb unb unterbdlb
BON Dlaoopa suriidse5osen. Ct foirS
bon anisrsn 2ruppeR DerfOIsi.
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2oHbon, 10. Qug. - Die Ger
ftoruns bes Sampfers .arabic", BON
Der Wbite Gtar 2inie, NIT benz 9erluit
Don Dabrideinli3 80 Wtenitenlebeu
unb elmer tpertbnOIlsn 2dbung, iibns
idatt.te am Oonnerftag alle aHberen
Radridieu bonn arisssi6auplab. trOB
Der 5batia9e. bab bas unausgsieste
8orriiden Der 9suti6en an ber Ditlis
den 6ront eiusn 9bsil' Der raiIiiaen
@rmes i.br ernitli6 aefGbr6et uub baID
aud feline Birtuns auf bic anbersn
5rontsn ausiiben mug.
Berlin iuieberbOIi. trob tbsiltpsiIeH
46Ieuenens Der Ruiien, baB bic Sc
flung aotpno gefaQen TT unb SnB bas
our9 bic Fufen ge3iuuugsn isisn, ii9
aus Der Gsgsnb DON Supalti gno Raj
oarnd. in Der Rdbe Der oitpreuBii9eu
9r.n3e, suriid3n3ieben. Gs iheint IN
Der sbdt, bab bi. Ruiieu sur 9sit nur
in ben Sitissprpoinasn I'm Sianoe iinb.
fi9 gu bsbaupten, no fe bic Seuti4en
Gm 8prriiden perbinberu.
Reh,n Der Ginnabms Don aopuo
ba6sn bic OeutfdeH aud tpsitsre stuei
Sorts BON Ro5o Georsie,pst sritiirmt
unb iinb biz in bic 4uBerperte Der Gt'
flung grdts9itoDs. einsebruns.n, bic
ben SauptitiispuHtt Der nsusR gsr'
tbeibisuussIinis Der RufsH bilbsH
iolts.
Bon ben abiidtsn oss 9roBfiiriten
Ritolaus bat man ioipeit nod teine
Sb.e, in TalitGrirsiisn berridt dber
bic anii6t DOT. bab Sus i4neif 9Or'
riid.n Der Oeutiden ss ibm unu0slid
geu,a6t pat, bic grsitsaitUDss airtis gu
be5aupt.n, bic tbatid4Ii4 idoH BON
BEN TeIomdri6al Don utddeHleH WI
Giibeu unb Don anbGen Sruppeu I'm
Rorbeu ilantirt rporoen 1T.
SIN @ef.en babsn beftiss aGmpie I'M
artOis uno in ben 9pgefsn ita.tgsfun'
ben uno bic JraH5oim bebuuptsH, bort
tl.ine eriulss .rrunsen uHo iPrs poi''
tipnsn psrbeFert gu babsu. Z
On Der Donau babsH 4rtiasrie'9es
F.d,te aus s,5bTr eutfsruuHs 3ipis
jten ben Ser5en uuo BEN Seiterrsts
6.rn i.attsefunberT SoiDeit Ssutst
aber nod ni4ts aaf ben gesinH Der
osuti6 0ft.rreitif4en' SffsHiipe bin.
bic ben 2irien SiIfs brinssn fOa, bic
its. au6 nod Don siuem neum Tsino
- StaIi.u - bebropt psrben. Die
italRniite RegisrunS. anseblid srbtts
teri bariber, oab bic pforte bic PRO.
t.it. Staliens sss,n bic SebanSIuns
Der itaIinii5en lIntertbanen in Der
siirtti anbeadtst Idbt. iOa sin lilti'
NAHUM an bk 5iirtei sef4idt bdben,
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apuIi.n ,onsentrirr 4rrneeiorps iols
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