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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-08-06
New York Produce,

New York, Aug. 6.
Butter-Firmer; receipts. s,347 tubs;
creamery extras. 251k 627; extra frsts,
2Sh @25; extra seconds, 221a @23.
Cheese - Steady: receipts, 3,265
boxes; state whole wilk, flats or twins.
special, white or colored. 13A 614s;
average fancy, 1877.
Eggs-steadier: receipts, 933s cases:
fresh gathered selected extras, 25mz5;
extra firsts, 21922k: frsts, 1914 APO;
seconds, 1915.
: Pou1try-Alive, firm; western chick
ems, 10; fowls, Is: turkeys. HOP;
dressed, steady; western chickens, $50
~: fowls, iced, 13@17h: turkeys, iced.
1So1A
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-08-06
CHICAGO Horse Market.

Chicago. Aug. 6.-Horse receipts this
week at Chicago are making good
clearance. The main cause Of this is
the liberal buying on part of army
horse inspectors, who have liberal or
ders. and IT will take considerable
stock to fill the present contracts. Both
English and French buyers are active
on the local market, hut the latter
buyers have the largest order at pres
ent.
There were more than eight hundred
horses shipped from Chicago Wednes-
day and the largest part of these were
consigned to foreign representatives
The regular trade shows little or no
change from last week. Shippers
bought some horses at the start of the
week. but lately have been poor sup
porters of the market.
During the first four days Of the
week there have been about 2,100
horses received at Chicago against
2,03S for same days last week, SIS
year ago and 947 for corresponding
period two years ago.
Poor Choice
to good to extra
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-08-06
Liverpool Grain.

Liverpool. England. Aug g.
Wheat-Maniuoba. lis sd: No. 8
Manitoba, lis Sd; No. northern Du-
luth- lis cd: No. . hard winter. no
stock.
Corn-New American mixed, IS 90.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-08-06
CHICAGO Grain Close

Chlcag1, Ang. s.
Wheat-No. rad. 1.i5@s q1.1614
No. hard, 1863 @1271ss.
corn-No. ? yellow, s2G 825a No. I
white, 81.
oats-No. white, $685.; standard.
g..
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-08-06

Chicago, Aug. 6,-Wheat underwent
= setback IN price today on account OF
warmer and generally fine weather.
There was an increase OF country Of
ferings from first hand 10 arrive. Be-
sides dispatches from the spring wheat
states reported conditions as il made 70
order 10 ripen the crop ahead OF rust
Opening prices. which ranged from Is
decline TO Is advance. We're followed by
losses all around before the market be-
gan TO react.
Reports that large export orders were
in the market had no lasting effects,
fresh losses being suffered. Fhe close
was steady at is 20 z cents under
last night.
Better weather sent majority of the
commission houses 10 the selling side
of corn. The market WAS also bear
ishly affected by the weakness o.
wheat. After opening L 70 Z lower,
prices suffered moderate additional de-
cliues
The close was weak. :. and Is 10 IL
cents net lower.
Oats.
Oats felt the weight of large over
night purchases. Demand for futures
developed only after sharp breaks in
values.
Provisions.
The provision market suffered from
lack OF support.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-08-06
sb.or.h.n Succeed. Father Ward.

Special to Times Republican.
Iowa City. Aug. 6.-Bishop Davis
diocesan head. has appointed Rev. W.
P. ShanEahan. president OF st. Am
brose College, Davenport, as successor
to the late Rev. Francis Ward, OF ST.
Patrick's parish, Iowa City.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-08-06
IMPROVED WEATHER
FORCES WHEAT DOWN
ApRJNG WHEAT STATES REPORT
CONDITIONS AS IF MADE
TO ORDER.
MARKED INCREASE IN
COUNTRY OFFERINGS

Better Weather Sends Majority Of
Commission Houses to Selling Side
of corn-oats Feel Weight Of Over
night Purchases and Demand For
Futures Comes Only After Declines.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-08-06
CHICAGO Potato Marke.

Chicago. Aug. 6.-Potatoes-Highe
Jersey bulk . .57m6n
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-08-06
Range Of Prices.

Furnished by TAYLOR & Patton, grain
merchants, over % East Main street.
Phone IS
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-08-06
PROPOSED INCREASE IN CHARGES
VIGOROUSLY OPPOSED BY
SHIPPERS.
CHANGE OF SENTIMENT
AMONG COMMISSIONERS
May Revise Rate. But Refuse TO Grant
Material MISUNDERSTANDING in 1915
Show Material Observation-Disclosures
Of Both Republican and Democrat
Parties Opposed to Granting Plea.

Washington, Aug. 6.-The decision Of
the western rate case will not be so
favorable to the railroads as seemed
likely a month ago. according to repre-
sentatives of various shippers who
have been In Washington this week in
en- effort to ascertain what the findings
are to be-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-12-26
AT THE LIBRARY


I'm n survey of the years fiction we
find that the veteran authors have
done about what was expected of
them this year All have written the
annual novel, and while some have
added a cuhit to the height Of their
regulations most OF them have not.
But it is widely known that the
books longest remembered are usu-
ally written by the author when he
is comparatively new" rather than
when ice the fun bloom of his repu-
tatlon. even though his later books
may he greatly praised and widely
Read MS they appear
New authors. those who are im-
pulsivc, eager ON fire with ambi-
ton not burned out with age or cum
ming through experience, if worth
while at usually do significant
and pIaisewOrthy work For the new
author is prodisal with material.
Wasteful of energy; they burn the
uEhl of inspiration never thinking of
The time whom. soherlv and with cal
cuhtng eye they viii conserve the
foundation structures and make ella
borato use of tnsel trimmings,
stretch Incidents pad themes and
feed tho interest with many tricks of
technique
1915 has boon for American au-
thors very nearly distinguished
year Work. far better than the
average has been done The influ.
cncc Of The Russians. the French. the
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-12-26
~ ~ NOT M 1.

Hero * am artist who sees things
/ Just 4s YOU ana ] see them: an ar
fist free from uff0Ctatiou and "iyms. %
am artist who seems to paint for the
sheer iov of IL, a poet In colorauro,
but who attempts nothing else in his
pictures hut to present the beauty ina
everything around him in the south
west We like Allen Tuppcr True
for his honesty his poetry, his har-
monies i'm his paintings. His cxhi-
I hit i'm the Palace Of the Governors
this week and next is a joy, to which
one returns again and again. The
exhibit ia restlul. it is frank, it is
beautiful. each one Of the fifty can.
vasses ii a picture and the longer one
studies IL the more one is grateful
for the absence of violent contrasts.
OF startling modernism, Of artistic
Iugl.noss.
Allen Upper True is a painter Of
the western woods ana gets very near
TO the heart OF nature. He paints
tho Indian as "a human. not as "a
demi- god or beast lie gives a
merry picture of the frolcs of the
old-time cowboy. tho prosnector the
frontiorsmen as ne was and as he is
He translates the romance that how
ers over the southwest and again we
love him for 10. He comes close TO
our hearths ana hearts and has
wrought something that must please
him as much as those who behold
the picture. for he has been true to
himself and has the technique to
mako the truth apparent TO others.
True has found the realism I'm ideal
ism or the ideallsm in the realism,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-12-26
Catarrh Cannot Be Cured

with LOCAL APPLICATIONS as thew cannot
reach ihe seat Of the disease. Catarrh IS a blood
or constitutional disease and I'm order 10 cure N
you must take Internal remedies Hairs Catarrh
CURE Is taken internally. and acts directly ppoD
the blood aud mucous surfaces Halls Catarrb
cure is not quack medicine. IL was pre
scribed by one Of the best physicians ia his
country for years and Is a regular prescription-
u is composed Of the best tonics known com.
bincd with the best blood purifiers acting an
recty on The mucous surfaces The perfect
combination Of the two ingredients Is what bro.
duces such wonderful results IN curing C.tafrh
Send Cor Testimonials, FIRE.
l. J. CHENEY a CO., Props, Toledo 0.
sold by Druggists price Zoe
Take Halls Family rnls for constipation.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-12-26

Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Jaffa arrived
from their home in Santa Fe for a
fortnights visit with Mrs Jaffa's
parents Hon. and Mrs Nathan Jaffa
OF the south side ON Wednesday,
Mrs. Joseph Danzigor ana the new
baby, Arthur. Of Las Vegas arrived
and joined the happy family circle,
Mr. Dan2gcr coming later to be pres
ent for the festivities which viii sur
round the birthday of Nathan Jaffa
which occurs next TUESDAY, the 18th
-~R0sWell Daily Record
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-12-26

lent ban room floor cards for those
who do not dance and of course
there viii Doe refreshments.
Tho committee ln charge of the
affair is composed of win McMlllin.
@. w. Conuor +. Cameron and Ed
ward Stekett Ladies' Night
promBca 60 be- one Of the big events
of the first Week Of the new year.
CLARK ROBERTSON.
a wedding OF much interest to
their many friends throughout the
city and state took place no the First
Christian church oklahoma city,
Christmas morning when Miss Car
ulino CLARK of that city became the
wife Of Mr. John b. Robertson Of
Albuquerque,
Miss clark. who IS q very charming
girl, H the daughter Of r. w. Helm
and % niece OF Mrs Edward Farr oi
this city whom She has visited sew
eral times ana made many friends
here.
Mr. Robertson is a member of the
firm of Robertson ana Farr brothers
OF This city and has wide circle of
friends who wish them happiness
throughout their married life
MFR ana Mrs Robertson VIII be- 1T
homo after January 10 in Albuquer-
que.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-12-26

The Municipal Christmas tree on
Friday afternoon, truly reflected the
community mood, the civic reOCgni-
ton If the universal Christmas spirit.
It's setting was superb. just In front
Of the capitol building The thOus-
ands of children filing down the
broad flight of steps while the live
trees were aglow with electric lights
and bonfires blazed on an sides,
made picture never TO be forgotten.
The churches held their Christmas
exercises the same evening and the
charity committee OF the Womane
Board of Trade visited flfty homes
and made them joyous with gifts
much needed and the cheer that is
associated with Christmas.
The Santa Fe club had it's annual
Christmas JinX which this year WAS
combined with a cabaret show, the
saictos continuing far into Satur-
day night The committees in
charge were. Messrs. Charles
Catron, Levi a. Hughes James A.
Massie. James T. Seligman and Carl
a. Bishop Refreshments Mesdames
Walter Kcgel a. NJ. Townsend, Ar
thur Selgman, Frank f. Nuding,
Miguel A OtcrO, r.. j. Palcu, william
i. Thornton, FranE ". Parker, Salo-
mon Spitz, Miss Elizabeth Massie and
MIR. Levi a. Hughes Decorations
Mesdamcs a. S Brookes, j. b. Me
Manus, A. b. Renehan, Carl A. Bish-
op, H. r. Wright, III, H. Dorman,
James a. French, George H. Van
Stone, G. C.. Mardorf, Miss Seggerson.
Linens etc-Mesdames y. c. Abbott,
Don j. Johnson. Ira L. Grimshaw O.
e. Catron, John w March, L. O.
Moore. James a. Rolls. James l.. Sc
Lyman j. w. Barker and Miss Grace
Johnston
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-12-26

Us. uarIa mHHt be 3 Iat
For example ttke
It.r Hf christmas THr 1n.h
.He ulat eu.NFe nerve ai
I..t.l more ""Urei HF Iae
~ Santa CLAUS iHIu hf
s..U tHH happens from january
.u.e EHt thut Isu the
r Tno trrd hu nc. man
H .HH .HrE housewife Est su uFer-
H..HHHt n lHa process of preparing
Ilat llh1r ueEeH beside the
ats rubbed raw. les
H IH describe the fselug You sc
e.NOr H.I ar sou haven't li F1u
uue what lm talking
aU..l sou haven't il would ue ITO
ur. r.r mr ta Coy % explain
aH..r am rs FlIa ana dome. ana
sff.I Hau hate dug down t0 y1ur last
penny ui then have had 90 ais some
H.Hr ana after you have exc
HanI.B taur last ounce of -tscnHth
ana Chen have expended some
$40 raHt IIs nos a7qm pune 'aI1u
haWDi a0d thauk your stars that
Christmas only gets around once 70
E0Ir yuH piek up little package
A ha hrou ieft Ton you ln the mail
it tarsd am over with Christmas
au..HsdH ana SOU recognize "a FAMILIAR
hludwt II lHn't from Aunt Jane
ar Cousin sam or nny ol Che kiniaiks
t from somebody you haven
seen for six m0uthg on yroi some-
balt sou suppoged had forgotten
t#.l Nau over existed No ISN'T % dia-
n0nl brooch Oh q limousine or
block "a stock iu the Hcthlthem steel
company its just % handkerchief
or uNr 90 Stoves OF mas he d onfd
with word or two of real friendly
MIk au o.
THou SON sIt hark and draw
lau. breath aud say o. yourself thlt
aIt.r Hll Christmas Is worth while fin
spio ot aIl that 10 has cost you in
money ana trouble Tho money Chat
you hive spent is not hnlf SO dear TO
yuu ua fhe Thought chat sou have
boon remembered Tho Freay dole
h tHat YOU have been thinking about
BE- NOT Oh Doe mentioned boo the Same
brOah with too friend that has been
Climbing about you.
ue mot such a bad world ana az
trr aI. could Wc Rgt al0us without
Christmas / vote me-
Hdh f. beautiful skater
DON'T sou thinkf'
WcD she skates beautifully
ll thatH what you mean4'
THANK You KINDLY.
letter from "fuoa" Guodeu. writ.
f.u from Denver telH mo That ho Boa
m nIs wHv. and thHf the town ~
mmu Bonua Otto Floto and
T..... f4nTueu ia making FfrnuuDua
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-12-26

Attorney Frank j. lavan lett for
Los Angeles 70 spend the HOLIDAYS
with Mrs. Layan and her mother.
Mrs. Christensen
Miss Emma Fisher has gone 20
WASHINGTON u. G, TO spend the
Christmas holidaya
The following voting folks are yle-
iting in Santa Fe over the holidays.
George Cartwright who Is atteudl1r
the University of Colorado III Rould-
err Mr. EuBene A. Flske. who
is studying medicine az the Un-
iyeTsity of Chicago; Wallace Figkc.
who is attending the University Of
Colorado; Miss Lillian Parker who
is teaching school at Taos. Miss
Claribol Fischer who is attending
Colorado college
Secretary OF State Antonio Lucero
and daughter, Miss Aurora. have
gone 70 Washington d. e., to attend
the second Pan-Amerlcan Scientific
congress, which Will also be attended
hy Dr and Mrs. Edgar l. HeWett
Hon Frank Springer DR. David II.
Boyd and Sylyanus C. Morley OF New
Mexico.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-12-26

AT The same time as The True exc
hiht. The largest one man exhibit
tha, the museum has had in It's his
tory Ralph Movers of Taos. is eXhib-
ti0g four small cauyasses which he
brought down personally They have
been placed over the fireplace in the
secretary's room and find many adj
mirers. Especially, the little GEM
Of white Bear Mountain the snow
capped peak bathed in the glow Of
the morning sun while the foreground
Of the Taos foothills. canyon and tips
of the fir trees is still IN the deep
shadows is strikingly beautiful. as
IS also the night picture of camp
fire reflected hy the trunks OF the
aspcus in the foreground and en-
phasized by the gloom OF the noun
tain masses and the sky just family
aglcam with the rays of a moon that
has not set appeared above the ridge.
OF the two other canyasses, one isl
that Of AN Indian encampment in
oklahoma. that reminds one much
Of Sharp's Canyasscs, and the second
a landscape On the Navajo reserva-
ton. suftused with sunshine reflect
ed in the clouds. the mesa i'm the
distance, the yellow earth of the
desert ana the Indian group il the
foreground
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-12-26

no Mira Robert IL. pIetl. Mta RIOS
Mcdonald Mrs b. r. Edgar. Mrs.
Roy Strome Mrs IT, S. Peters Miss
Jennie Tfutt and some several dozen
other women who thought ID worth
while 10 get out ana hustle for the
good uf the children and the rcpu
atiuu of tho town. and 20 W. a.
SouthWd a. e.. RugHud, Iufh Hr
am Mike Nush, George tosluetun
ana quite few other men who Ike
tu SEQ kid happy uud who are MI
WAYS ro4dy to do their part i'm help
iuE along "a public movement that
H roullF worth while arc due the
thanks or ain AlhuWcruucons for the
success of the municipal Christmas
tree.
Tborc was mot the setting for thc
tree that we had last year. but that
wu8 tho flut az uohody hut the
weather man Iut There was moth.
ing left uudouo hy those lu rnuIgo
to nuke the tree % success Tho
musical part of The celebration Was
especially noteworthy and IL was
thero that Miss Trott showed her
superb skill in training young chill
dren in large numbers Nothing
could have been prcttor than the
SONGS the little follows gave Frduy
afternoon, and the clrols sung hy the
vested choir W 50 johns church as
Me lights were turned ON Boz the even
luH would have claimed attention
anywhere
THO municipal Christmas tree as
uu institution has come tu stay but
should It DE left to individuals 90
curry the thing through 90 compile.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-12-26

who visited Mrs. William II. Popo o.
few months ago, was married oU
Tuesday TO Morton N. Ronestono al
Atlanta, Ga.
Miss Mary Wood Of Corona and
William H. Shaw OF Abilene. Tex
were married Monday afternoon by
Rev j. IT,. Williams
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-12-26
DNNCING CLrR.

Dr. ana Mrs. j. A. Rolls entertain
ca the dancing club at their home on
East Palace avenue. The guests
We're: Judge and Mrs T. G.. Abbott.
Mr. and Mrs. Austin Brady Mr.. and
Mrs. +. G. Wilson Mr.. and Mrs &.
G.. Catron, Mr. and Mrs Lee Miller.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter KeRel, Mrs. An
ma Townsend Mrs a. S. Brookes.
Mrs. Guy Turley. Misses Nelson, viii
liams Mrs, p. 4. Fisks and Meesrs.
Samuel G. Cartwright, a. }. Council
a. II. Hudspeth, LoveridRe and
Lewis.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-12-26

Miss Ahbie Hpacocz entertained
her chadren'g dancing clase Thurs
day afternoon at A. Christmas party
Lac her home ON West Conner avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Il. Lee of
Santa Re ana Sir. and Mrs Mel r..
Summers of Roswell are quests of
the HOLIDAYS
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallup OF Anaheiu.
Calf. are visiting AIr. and Mrs. Har-
ry owens, at their homo in Los
Iunas
Robert putnev who has been In
attendance ON tho New Mexico MILF
tary Institute * All home for the
HOLIDAYS
"a
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-12-26

A man, still strong, but tuned by care
by tempering sorrow tried.
knelt ere he slept, in humbleness, %
spirit purified.
Grant, God of Love- he murmurcd
low, grant me the power 70
love,
The power to tighten tired hearts.
the power cold hearts 70 move
To sense mpassionate. and ere my
working soul takes flight.
Let me forget myself, to wake sun
startled by Thy light'
William Pinkncy lawson, in H3r-
per's weekly,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-03-03
Die bentise Gage.

8ie Die Sage bellte tatid6lib lit,
laBt lid idper iagen. @as an Iah-
rid)ten gefommen tit, entbdIt MIR Dos
cine Soiitipe, oaB Ole Seiterreider in
Den &arpatben pieOer Die Sffeniipe
ergriffen baben. Nabri6ten iiber
ben Stano in 8olen feblen fait gang
nno gar nno mir nebmen 6as ais
elm giinitiges 3ei6en fir Die 9ert-
iden. Sn ben 9aroaneaen ideint
olt6 nidts geideben 81 iein uno
bonn ipeitli6en &riegsibauplas MIRO
audi MIR 1tnuidtiees beridtet. Die
pidtigite Nadri6t NOR, oaB iidj
Geutiblano NIT BEN lebten Gorlbld-
gen linierer &egierlttg be5iieIid Der
l!nterieeboot 8lodaoe einperifanbcn
erflart bat.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-03-03
Sreie Vreft fit seras:: Mitpod 8. Mdr5 1915.

@ode Bat unS floren 8e1deio boroui
gegeben, mie ieoe Srage ibre @ntfport
fil0et. Man muB tie nur abtporten
f0nnet1.
rtno ME anOer8 olS in 6rieoenes-
5eiten iab oiele iiingft pergon9ene
@rieasnadt fir Dem Zeppelin o1s:
fein Mono, Inn ben @eg menigiten3
cine Stunoe peit 81 8ei9en, feilt
i6immernoer @aiieripiegel nit leu6-
TENDER, flarer Slut. Seine St6ote
uno 9orfer I'M nd6tliben S6mud
Ser 2idter. Seine rp1rmenoe, rubi-
ge, oiifteidpere SUIT. Stott oeIien
umbiilten S1neefloden, Nebel u1o
9feeen bas Sdiff. StaDm uno tot
lag Ser. enoloie See, nur an ser Sit
fte oes feinoIiden 2anoes bon Ieb=
baftem @in0 ourdfurdt, Got nno
glan5los oebnten ii6 Die Srti6af-
ten an gnglanoS oitliber &iiIte, TO-
balo oas idauerlide Sieo Ser 2uft Bic
8eipobner aus tiefem Sdlaf geidredt
bate. ltnb fem n~nbefiimmertes,
frieopoaes 2a6en Ourf5itterte @on-
oeIn uno Sabine, in oenen tooesmu-
tige ( 9uftfampfer bitterernft lire
@affen bereiteten.
Gs NOR eine anoere Ha6t, in elmer
onoeren 3eit. Sour einer lit oerielpe
seblieben mie Oomals, 5tel6emlBt
un0 nnberiebrt: Der Zeppelin.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-03-03

boben mir aus freien Stiifer onfec-
nonlmen, bic oam bel u1s atdy
Meiien geleien ltno 9reoigten ge1ol-
ten boben. gu Dem &Golter geboran
o%uBerbalb ~oesielben einioe g%eeben9e=
hdu0e. Sn bieie muroen nit unic-
rer 3uItimmung 5eittpeile Sffi3iere
nno SoIoaten einquartiert.
Niemals tit unlere &loIterfalle BON
Geuti6en gepliinoert moroen, inn Sc
genteil eaben oentide Sffi5iere unr
heutibe Soloqten uns reidli6 beil1
8etreten Der STRIDE O~pfergeloer
4u6 BON &oltbarfeiten ltno &~eliquieu
lit BON 0eutl6en nidts e%ntpenoet
moroen; oeseleidpn lit nibts bon
8ertgegenitdnoen, melfe oie @lGu=
higen 5ur @er5ierung Ser m%itnoerto-
tigen Waoonna geipenoet batten, &C.
nommen moroen.
SIN @egenteil, es muroe Dem
9iloe bon &atbolifen tpie BON <Gro-
teitanter Itets nit gbrerbietung ge-
nobt. 8eoer bon N8eidimpfunge1l,
rod bon anberen 8orfdQen, ourdj
nel6e Die r%eligioien @efiible Der aa-
tholifen our6 oeutide gruppen Der-
lebt Daren, lit mir etipos befon1lt
Gin General Miiller lit mir MIR BE-
fannt ols Siibrer oes 8elogerungs-
Deeres Der S6pebenl oos i'm feb
5ebnten Sabrburt0ert unier alolter
org b%eor0ngte.
Slut ben @anen I'M oos &loIter
iino bon ben 9eutiden niemols So
nonen ODER Mai6inengemebre anf=
geitellt. Inf Der &obe beg @lodell-
turns lit bon Dem ginriifen Der
oeutiden Sruppen on fait itdnoig eir
Seoba6tlngspoiten aufgeitellt ulif
10 melt mir befannt it, cine Sele-
pbonanlage CUR Srtsfommanoantut
eingeri6tet.
@eoer beutide 9ffi3iere nod
Wannidaffen baben aus unierenl
alofterfeller @ein genommelt. Nie-
mails baben au6 3edgelage bon
oeufi6en Sffi5ieren ooer Wanni1oi.
ten in unieren &toiterraumen ltatt-
%aefun0en. DAB gar Deibfide 9erio-
men 5u @elagem Dos &lo1ter betretu,
baden follten, 1T cine aree @erIenm-
onng; oenn es beltebt bier at9olitte
&lanIur fir alle peiblihen 8erIo-
men.
SofDeit mir befannt lit, 1T nientais
bon oertihen Sfh5ieren ooer Mat1n-
idaften oaS Iniinnen nod @elo ooer
gSein geitelt morOeh.~
9ieie 4nsiage oieies iiderIid un-
parteiiihen 3eueen tpioerlegt IN un-
~5peioeutigiter @eiie Die @erIeumoun-
gen bes genannten 8uhes, oeIic1
Snbalt iid miir0ig Ben 5ablrei6en
liigenbaften @ebartifeln Ser ruiiilAell
Ereife anreibt.