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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-08-02
PAINTS
SPIRITUAL YOUTH
Rev. H. B. HOStetter Speaks on
Rising Above Lies
Ills and Storms"

'Tr all ages men have looked upon
youth and manhood as the most ap-
DrOpriate symbol of unfailing energy.
freshness of force. How ureless the
growing child is and healthy man
hood is the very embodiment OF
bouyancy and strength" said Rev. II.
b. Hostetter. pastor of the west
minister Presbyterian church Sunday
morning in his sermon on the sub
ject. Raising Above Lies Ills and
Storms"
I'VE have Leen assured by Isaiah"
said Rev Mr. Hostetter THAT these
things cannot last Youth passes
swiftly as the first dewy hours Of
morning and manhood's MONDAY
gives away 10 the frightening shad-
ows and growing fatigue of LIES
eventide.
But there is a fountain unfailing;
they that wait upon the Lord with
trustful hearts and obedient wills
they that wait upon God in thoughtful
study of His word, IN the service of
His house in benevolent activities
and in prayer. they shall myster-
iOusly but surely renew their spirit
ual youth and strength: theirs is that
contract with the Life Divine which
enables the Infinite Spirit 10 pour
down into the infinite soul unfailing
supplies Of bouyancy and power.
Mounting up as on eagles wings
the powerful. trustful man rise above
life's ills and storms, proves himself
superior to all lower forces and looks
down upon and rejOices in the very
things that erstwhile fretted his soul
and forced him out and up into the
larger life 10 which God surmounts
hnu.
"And from ancient days down to
the present hour this has been the
experience of true believers. What a
cloud of witnesses rises up % testify
to the victors OF faith.
1--WE see Jacob at Pencil, rising
through spiritual conflict and physi-
cal disability to the position Of a
Prince of God. And Paul pierced by
that thorn in the flesh. but thereby
caught up into the highest heavens
and made hear unspeakable things.
st. John, banished to PatmOs. yet
lifted on wings Of faith and prayer.
TO heavens open gates and given a
glimpse of the glOries Of the life be-
yond, and time would fan us to IL
Of the countless thrOngs who could
witness to the same truth.
Seeing we are cOmpassed about
with such great evidence let us lay
aside every weight and view with pa
| thence the race that is set before us -
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-08-02
SHOWS CHARACTER
FOLLOWS THOUGHT
Hope Presbyterian Pastor Says
Mind and Heart Shape
Life Traits.

"It makes all the difference in the
world what a man thinks and how he
thinks. how he lives and what he saws.
y mans character is based upon
what he thinks for as a man purposes
in his heart, so he is" These were the
words of Rev. George William Allison
pastor of the Hope Presbyterian
church Sunday morning in his SER
mon on the subject "A Mans Thoughts
and His Character"
The relationship existing between
the thinking of man and his action
is implied in the prophecy of Isaiah
where he says, speaking for Jehovah,
My th0tS are not your thOts, neither
thots are higher than your thOts, so
are my ways higher than your ways
1t was Emerson who insisted upon
Americans living plain and thinking
high. The man who thinks lowly will
live Clearly. The man who lives with
exalted thot, will Great a high char
acter.
Many people believe that they
think. and perhaps do some thinking.
but their thot is a short thot and
what we need is the long thot. We
need that far-seeing that not only
for the welfare OF self. but as well for
the sake of society. And most people
are notoriusly short-shighted in mat
ters Of religion. Many people absolute
~ refuse to think. Not so many people
are anti-religiOus as are (simply be-
cause of their failure to think) unre-
ligiOus.
1--WE are sometimes shocked by the
horror of sins which make us stand
aghast. Could we but see the sinful
deeds which are committed in thot
l. ~, 4 =
worse But this wickedness of thot
is no less sinful than the actual deed.
Jesus said Every one that looketh af-
ter a woman to lust after her hath
already committed adultery, There are
those who simply gloat over the sins
Of the Imagination in secret. They are
but preparing themselves for an OPP
en- sin in deed, for the thinking Of the
heart molds the character We tend
to become the thing we think. And nc
man can allow evil thOts to pass thru
his brain without leaving the faint OF
defilement to his character.
Let us remember in this tempta-
ton to sinful thot not only that the
word is living and quick 10 discern the
thots and intents Of the heart. but al
so as the PSalmist said, Thou. . Je-
hovah. understandest my thOt afar
Off. We are no longer children, let
us not think as they. We are men. let
us think mems thots. Let us cast down
imagnations and every high thing
that is exalted against the knowledge
OF God. and bring every thot into cap
tivity to the obedience of Christ.
There are too many things in the
world that are true. honorable, just,
pure. lovely and of good report to al
low ignoble thot on mean low themes.
We cannot disown the responsibility
for our thinking IF there be any
virtue, and if there be any praise.
take account Of these things, said
Paul. Guard carefully your thot. for
you tend to become a kind of man to
correspond to the character of your
thots High thot, noble character, un-
holy thOt, and unsanctified character,
the two ideas are inseparable"
The evening service was devoted to
stereopticon lecture showing the
life OF Christ as illustroted by the artist
Hoffman.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-08-02
VENETIAN WEEK
OPENS TONIGHT
Spectacular Fireworks Display
and Italian Band Con-
CertS to Feature.

An ideal summer Sunday brought
many patrons 10 Springbrook park
yesterday and the biz crowds thoro-
Dreamland. the concessions and the
many points of interest throughout
Not a little attention was given the
Construction work OF the race track
cement graDdstand and elaborate park
entrance. The latter is nearly COM
pleted and viii be ready for the de-
corators this week All Of the work is
progressing satisfactorily and. while
u the uninitiated, il seems months OF
time would be required 10 finish the
Fairgrounds. the managers and con
tractors are confident in their assur-
ances that all will be completed in
ample time for the first Interstate
fair. week of Sept. Is.
Special attractions are offered at
the park beginning tonight when
spectacular fireworks bank concerts
and added attractions Will mark the
opening cf Venetian week. Each even
ing Open-air displays viii be given
and the Royal Italian band, OF Chica-
go will give concerts. accompanied by
SignOr -. MeZZOnOni. robust Ital-
fan tenor One Of the pyrOteChnic dis
PLAYS is entitled The Battle in the
Clouds, in which an Illuminated
aeroplane and mammoth dirigible
have a collision and are spectacular
ly destroyed.
Wednesday is Hidden Disk day.
when 500 in gold viii be given as re-
wards 10 the finders of metal disks
that will be buried in designated
portions of the park. This event has
attracted immense crowds elsewhere
and il is thought that hundreds of in
disturious and curious viii join in the
search at SpringbroOk. The contest
is open 10 everyone. without charge
the only stipulation being that the
digging be done with pocket knives
or table forks.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-08-02
SELF ISHNESS
MAKES FOOLS
Rev. w. H. FreShIey Speaks on
Subject "The Man That
God Called a Fool"

"Our money, land. crops, pleasures
are meant TO be a blessing for us, but
may become a curse If we fail TO use
them rightly said Rev. w. II. Fresh
lev. pastor of the First Evangelical
church Sunday morning in his sermon
on the subject The Man That God
Called a Fool"
The man of this story had every
opportunity to be happy, to make
others happy and to render the Lord
a faithful service, but he failed by
making himself the center of life in
stead of his God. 1t was not his
neighbors. nor his children, nor his
servants that called him a fool, but
Il was God who could read his heart
and who looked at him from the
standpoint OF eternity, that called
him a fool.
God was justified in calling him
fool for five reasons First. the
fool reasoned and talked as If he
were a mere animal. His whole world
centered self and was surrounded by
dinner tables. wine cellars, frivolity
and pleasure seeking with selfish
ness.
Feed a COW and she will give milk.
a sheep, wool and mutton, a hog.
pork. a horse service; but feed a man
like this and there are no returns.
thousands are living TO-DAY WIN no
broader outlook than What shall l
eat. what shall l drink, what shall 1
wear. How can / add another thOus-
and TO my bank account, what is on
at the show tonight. when is the next
dance or party? With these ques-
tions always near there is no time
for prayer. christian service or spirit
ual development
He was a fool because he left God
out Of all his reckoning No God,
no homage. no worship and no graft
on the lips of this fool. We cannot
build a house, raise a crop. or do a
days work without Gods help. The
man who thinks he can is a fool.
He was a fool because he forgot
TO recognize his fellow man. No God
in heaven. and no fellowman on earth
but himself He failed 10 understand
he was only a steward of his life.
health, time, talent. property and soul.
He was a fool because he imagined
those full barrels would satisfy his
soul.
Man is a threefOld being. physical,
intellectual and spiritual The three
parts of mans personality must be
fed. This man only thought of the
physical and God called him "A fool.
HE was a fool because he acted as
if he must answer for how he cared
For it. He heard God say This night
your soul will be called back TO me"
and what will the poor fool have left
now p"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-08-02
NEED CHRIST'S SYMPATHY
Where Not Sought. Says Pastor,
Trouble Follows,

1T is hard for a human being TO
put himself in the real conditions of
his fellOwman in order to sympathize
with him, but Christ came to the earth
well prepared to place Himself in
every persons life" said Rev. Frank
X DOugherty. pastor of Grace NJ. +.
church. at st. Paurs NJ. r. church
Sunday morning in his sermon on
The sympathy of Christ"
There is no man but who is able
TO find sympathy in the religion of
Jesus Christ if he will seek it. The
earthly life is full of hardships and
sternness and in every case we find
need Of sympathy from Christ. Where
His sympathy is sought we find hap
pineSs and love and where it is not
we find trouble and sorrow in its
greatest form.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-08-02
loCal News Happenings
l5z279E CONTIN JED -
GIVE TWO GOOD CONCERTS
EIbers Band Plays ut Howard and
Lccpcr Parks.

Two excelllant concerts were given
by Elbels band Sundey. following out
the recently formulated plan of hold
ing two concerts every sunday, alter
mating between Howard and Leeper
parks.
The afternoon concert at HOwark
park consisted mainly OF popular airs
and American melodies The program
opened with a march The Fairest
Of the Fair" composed by John
Phillip SOusa. the march king this
number being the hit OF the afternoon
1.-THE Pink Lady,, Nine Modisos"
'Roughish Eyes" and .Sliding Jim"
were the other pieces which particu-
larly met with approval Of the large
audience present at the concert.
In the evening. at Leeper park, the
numbers were more OF a classical ma
ture. Popular pieces We're used by the
band as encOros. Nerdi's "Attila". rem
dered in a faultless manner. was the
principle number of the evenings pro-
gram.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-08-02
CENTRAL MAKES TWO RUNS
Neither Fire, However, Proves of
Note.

Two runs were made by the Central
fire company Sunday, neither of the
fires being very large. At 2:45 o'clock
Sunday morning shed in the rear
of the 400 block on Nistula Az. caught
fire. a small amount of damage being
done to the building.
Central was called TO the Laurel
school about 1 o'clock in the after
noon. Some papers in n hot water
heater caused a dense smoke. which
backed up in the fiues causing some
of the neighbOrs to turn in an alarm.
No damage was done TO the school.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-08-02
TWO ARRESTED.

Harry Davis. SOS y Lafayette St.
and Maggie Wagner. Sorin ST., We're
arrested Sunday night on a statutory
charge. the complaint being made by
Joseph Wagner. husband of the Wag-
ner woman. Davis was arrested by
Officer WCndowski. while officer Par
ker arrested Mrs Wagner The cou-
pie Will be arTaigncd in city court this
morning.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-08-02

Sift dry ingredients together, beat the egg,
add milk and butter 10 the egg 20 make one
and one-guarter cups; stir all together with
inverted spoon 20 a stiff batter. Turn INTO
biscuit pan and spread even. Brush top
lightly with melted butter. Sprinkle sugar
and ground cinnamon over the top. Bake
IN moderate oven.
Dutch Apple Cake or Prlne Kuchen can
be made with this same batter by covering
the top with pared and sliced apples, or
cooked prunes with the pits removed, skin
sides down. Dredge with sugar and CHINA
mon the same as for Coffee Cake.
s'The Cooks Book" contains 90 just such
delicious recipes. You can secure a copy
f,es BY sending the colored certificate packed
in ascent cans Of X c Baking Powder 20
me Jzques Mfg. Co., Chicago, being sure to
write your name aad address plainly.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-08-02
NAMED Won HINDENBURG
New German Battle Cruisers Name is
Changed.

LONDON. Aug 2.-According to a
dispa-ch from Berlin the battleship
cruiser which was 20 have been named
Frastz Hertha. and which was
launched Sunday at Wilhelshaven,
was named by order OF the emperor.
Won Hindenburg
This new battleship cruiser is of
1000 tons. She was laid down IN
July. 1913. and was 10 have been COM
plete6 in 1915.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-08-02
PICNIC FOR WAR SUFFERER
Two Hundred at Outing at Peters
Grove Sunday.

Mayor Keller. Rabbi Abraham
CrOnbach and T. DekelbOum gave
short addresses at a picnic given at
Peters grove Sunday afternoon for
the benefit Of the war sufferers e
Russian Poland and Galicia. 1t was
given by the South Bend Workmen's
circle.
In the talks. references were made
10 the horrors of the war in these
two countries and the good that could
be done by affairs of this kind all over
the United States. About geo attend
ell the picnic
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-08-02
ATTEMPT TO BRIDE.

PARIS. Aug. 1.-THE Rome Glior-
male D'Italia publishes a statement
issued by direction Of the socialist
party alleging an attempt to bride
Italian socialists 70 oppose Italy's en-
trance into the war.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-08-02
CASUALTIES ARE LISTED
Australia Has Lost 1882 Men in
European War.

SYDSEY, Australia. Aug. ,. - The
Australian casualties in the war up to
date are 2.61O killed and 1O.222 wound
ed. il was officially announced today.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-08-02
German Coffee Cake
Made Without Yeast

Made Without east
By Mrs Janet Mckenzie Hill, Editor of
the Boston Cooking School Magazine.
There is no warm bread cutie as appro-
pirate for Sunday morning breakfast as
German Coffee Cake. yet it is seldom made
BY housewives who do not bake their OWN
bread. II X c double raise Baking Powder
Is used II will be just as good as if raised
with Yeast and it will have the further ed-
vantage of being fresh and warm Save
this recipe and thy it next Sunday
K c German Coffee Cake
TCo and e.tourth cups SUted -four;
SleUel tedspOoRfills X c Baking Ponder;
leUet teGspOOHfid salt;
Es1.xsss9 dbleSpO0ufils melted out
Do ter; 2 tGblespOOly1Ls sugar;
M Iegg; max.
RlS9H - - y
--S-(--~- ~.---------- 20
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-08-02
KC German Coffee Cake

Tico and one fourth cups SUted flour;
SleUel tedspOoRfiiIs X c Baking Ponder;
Ii 100000. Ill crLt. .
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-09-09
6anbmOrb an reid]er
@itme.
3eiu gprfer Seteftipe nrbeiten eifrie
an 9lnfflGrung bes iiingiten
&erbredens.

gten Dorf, 9. Sept. Sie
9dlfte Der bieiigen 9eteftipe lit nit
Der gluffldritng bes oil Der rcif,en
@itfpe GIi5obetb gti6oIs begungenen
Raltbnorbes beid6ftigt. 9to6 per-
5tpeifeltem Sample tpurbe bic SSrun
geitern sl6eiio 8 llbr in ibrem Snitic
on Oft 79. StraBe nobe Der 6iinften
gpenle ertpiirgt oifgefunben.
Die Nforoer botten 9iomontrinqt
bon ben S1noen Der SSrou eeitreift
uno ibr ,aud Die Sbrringe onsge-
riiien. Cine &aifette, Die SSiitpelen
i'm @erte bon mebreren bunberttaii.
icnb Collars entbielt, lit peri6purt-
ben. lteber bieien SeiI oes 8erbre.
dens illoeiien beipubrt Die Boli5ei Die
groBte 3uriifboltltng. Snoeiien lit es
befannt, bab Die Snnimliing BON
@beliteinen, Die Der g8ittpe geb6rten,
oen @ert bon elmer bolben 0ii[lion
reprGientiert. 9ie @rnor6ete mar
ole g8ittpe bon Sarnes e. gdhols,
einem Der @riinoer Der @rocerfirmu
9lrItin, gtihols & So.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-09-09
Sransport(dlf r@ont9lano4 turp&oitrt>
&0n00n@ Sribut an Die 3tppflint.

co beriGtet, bob Die Stobt Durango
bon Gurrnii5a Streitfr1ften, inter
Siibriing Der @cbriiber 9lrriito, mic.
bererobert poroen iei ilno 5ipor om
5ten Septer1ber. Son Suron9o
fommenoe Mcrifoner beri6teten, bob
am Gage ibres Nlbganges bon bort,
am 4ten Sept., Sitrango iif nod in
geiit Der Siqatritppeit befliben
babe
9orebo, Ger, 9. Sept. Irneri-
faner, Die Mortag bier BON Soltillo
eiittrafen, beri6ter, oob Gorron3a
Sruppen nobiliiiert rperben fir ben
9lngriff oif Sorreon, pel6e Sto6t
ieit fait einen1 Sabre BON @ilotrlp.
pen gebalten miro. Souien6e bon
bungrigen Werifmern nerben bon
Gurran5a Srilppen nit gfabrlul9s-
mitteln perieben. Ser 0eaneel on
2ebensmitteln in Der Stoot unter Der
Serridaft Siaos ntaft iid) INNER
fiiblbarer.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-09-09
Midigans Milistruppen.
Sffisiere Der regnIGren Srnppen er.
itntten Seriflt.

Gaming, Wtif., 9. Sept. Sic
Sffi6iere Der reguldren glrmee, Die
Dem Camp Der Wtili5truppen i'm
Stnute beitpobnten, boben ibren 9e.
rift on Die 8aibingtoner 8eborben
eingeiunbt itnb I'M groBen @an5en
i6einen iie NIT oelnieIben 5ufrieben
5ii iein. Slber ieIbit oas beitprapo.
rierte &eeirnent, oas 80, fonnte ni6t
Dor in 5tpei Wtonoten fir oftinen
9ienit in Die 9unoesorntee einge-
reibt tperoen llno oos 81. Regiment
(Getroit) ni6t Dor in bier Ntonaten.
Die Ofii5iere eeben olif ale @in3el.
beiten oeS 9ienltes elm lrnb fritiiie.
rem cine gan5e Weenge BON fleinereu
WtiBitdnben, aber OILS 9rigooe miro
ben Sruppen bas 3eugnis ouSge.
Ite1t, buB Sffi5iere tpie Manni6aiten
grobes S5ntereiie oorlegten iulo mil.
lens ieien 5u lernen llnb ou6 Die
0is5iplin iei gut. 9eionoers ber.
porgebeben miro, bob in feinem Der
&egimeitter bel ben @onni6often
iibermoBiges Srinfen entoedt lpuroe
unb Die Sffi5iere cute aontroae iiber
ibre 2elite 5lt boben ideinen.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-09-09
&riminalbeamten in &unpcntiun.

Ban Gitp, 0ti6., 9. Sept. SSn
Der eeltrigen Sabresfonpention Der
Wtidigoner 8ereinigling BON EoIi5ci-
d]efs, Sderiffs lmo GoniltponDalten
bielt Observation-Disclosures 9roop
BON Detroit cine glniprode iiber oas
@arriion- 9Intigift.@ .@eies uno erflGrte
inter anoerem, onb Getroit cine Der
i6limnliten Cope" ,StGote i'm 9nnoe
lei @orbein &uiiea pom Gef6ngniS
i'll Morauette iprad] iiber bos Borole'
ipiten, oeiieu @irfen er lobte; er er'
fl1rte, Oob 70 Srosert Der 8arolicr.
ten 81 riieli6en Mitglieoern Der @e-
ieaidaft 5uriidgemounen Deroen
ourd oas @eIee.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-09-09

3ugreifen. Ser aon1nonboitt NOR
ii6 nod iiber Die glbii6teu bes Gam.
piers i'm 3tpeifel, als bieier ieinen
9irs Inn Elm paur Hut,fte dnoerte.
iebod intmer nod cine &iftiing in
nebielt, Die i'm Dem Saii6boote n1-
ber bringen mubte. Ser 9anpfer
miirbe bonn fpeiter beobaftet, bis be-
merit tpiirbe, bab Die slrabic ipieber
ibren Sitrs dnberte, uno bireft olif
Die Stelle 5iifitbr, on Der bas Sai,d)-
boot lag. Grit ooitn glalbte Der &a-
pitGn bob iein Sdiff in @efobr lei,
pesiDegen er untertauhte imo oos
Sorpe6o nbibob.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-09-09
5plsen bes Snfjsprenens.

SSnfolge Der SfonboIe unb Der
@erieslulg oes Superintenberten
Siiaam bon Der Marineafabernie in
slltnopoIis bat SefretGr Oaniels bic
@eriesung 5ablreider Sffi3iere an-
georouet, Die oil Der 2ebranitalt 5tpet
ino mebr Sabre tGtis seipeien iinb.
Ser SefretGr ipollte 5pnr nid)t gu
geben, boB Die Sfanbale nit Der
WfaBresel irgenb etipas 5u Inn sebabt
baben, ober ollgen1ein miro ange-
nontmen, Dob Dies nit Der Sod)e 5lt
tim gebabt bot. Die ipiftigite Ser
Gnberrng lit Die, bab Commander
9hulton bonn Srbinanabepartentent
ous Somnanop iiber Die Mioibipmen
on Stcne bon Superintendent
CHANDLER erbGIt, Der abgeloit NOR
ben lit.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-09-09
Mlliitrte iammcln Srupz
pen gum Angriff anf
Saroanelcn.
General npn gernbnrbi tritt in ben
nftinen !Seeresoienit iiber.
Gniien uullen bisber nidjt beitdtisten
Sieg bel Snrnuppl errnn-
gen baben.
gnris melbet bcftise Sample in ben
slrsunnen nnb @useien.
Ter enftansriff amf Saarbrnden iua
ifwere Spfer sefurbert babem.
Ter iiinsite Seindl Der 3eppelime
fuitcte 9pnoun 20 Spte nno
Sc @eriunnoctc.
Taris melbet bcftise aGmpfe in ben
Slrgpnnen nnb @pgeien.
Ter enftansriff anf Saurbriifen iOa
ihiuere Spfer sefprbert baben.

Berlin, 9. Sept. SSn elmer Gr-
flGriIng, Die BON Dem llebcriee -0ienit
ausgeionbt miro. beri6tet Die @eier-
5eitiing in Bremen, oaB bos britiihe
9umpfidliff Soutblano, tpel6es olS
Sransportihiff oiente, in tiirfii6en
8cpGiiern torpebiert fporben lit. 9ie
Sontblano mar friiber Der Geo Stur-
Sanpier &aberlono. Gr fltbr inter
belgii6er Slagge bis 5un slusbrit9
bes arieges, inb bis 9elgien beiett
fplir0c, norauf er Die dmerifonii6e
SSloggc fiibrte, bis er plosli6 IN
britiidc Sienitc iiberging.
3eppclinansriff anf Sunoun.
9onbun,9 9. Sept. Der geitrige
3eppclinangriff auf Die Saliptituot
miro BON Der 8aa Yfaa 9u5ette ais
YSonbons erIter 9lid alif Den Sricg
ans Der Nihe" be5ei6net.
Der Gpening Stunouro ipri6t bon
Der anltbliitiefeit, nit Der oos Or
eig1is olfaenonmem tpuroe, Darnt
abcr ous Yublifitm einbringlih ou.
por. oas Greignis lcoiglifl uls elm
Sfoiripiel on5uiehen. gr fiigt bir-
Sli. oob ein 3eppelin cine frrdltbare
ariegspafic lit mo baB aildl 8efabr
bon Den Steilgeid)iiscn orobt. Do
riim piiroe bas @iiblifiim gut ouran
TIM, sSliegerbeiu6c fiir crnitcr SIT
nehmen, als oos gcitcrn Der Sall &c.
lpeicn iei.
Iie onttlid1c Grfldrling bon &C.
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