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The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1915-09-14

When the Germans draws their saw
ings in an attempt to interfere with
our business as q neutral nation it
will be about time for them to evac-
nate Milwaukee.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1915-09-14

1t pays to advertise in The Daily
Star-Mirror.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1915-09-14
WASHINGTON LETTER

WILSON IN THE MOVIES:-The
Democratic National Committee is
using the moving pictures in an effort
deceive the people regarding the real
facts in Mexico. A set of films,
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1915-09-14

which has been widely distributed,
represents Madero as the savior of
Mexico. Huerta as the murderer OF
Madero and Woodrow Wilson as the
hero who would not. recognize a
murderer. No mention Is made, of
course, of the hundreds Of innocent
Americans, the American marines and
the American soldiers who have been
killed because of Mr.. Wilson's failure
to recognize Huerta, and it is not
explained that every man competent
to Judge of Mexican conditions, in
Guiding some of Mr.. Wilson's close
friends, regards that failure as re-
sponsibile for most of the blood shed
in that unhappy republic.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1915-09-14
German School System
the Best the Void
Has Known
By Dr.. JAMES EARL RUSSELL
Dean Of the Teachers College
Of Columbia University
\ STATE that aims at military
~ supremacy must have money

\ STATE that aims at military
~ supremacy must have money
to spend and plenty of it..
A people that sets itself the task Of
creating wealth sufficient not only
for private needs, but also for pub
lie consumption on a vast scale, can
not neglect vocational training. so
GERMANY LEADS THE WORLD
IN IT'S PROVISION FOR INDUS
TRIAL, COMMERCIAL AND AG-
RICULTURAL EDUCATION.
If anywhere in the world or at
any time in history parallel can be
found to this superb machine for
the education of nation | do not
know of it. The state that depends
on military power for its security
and advancement must initiate, and,
so far as can see, any variation
from the German form would be a
confession of weakness. But if 9TH
er ideals control, such as the theory
that the greatest good of all is best
subserved by the highest develop
ment of each, some other system of
education must be found
THE ELABORATION OF SUCH A
SYSTEM, COMPREHENSIVE IN
SCOPE AND EFFICIENT IN OPERA
TON, is THE SUPREME TASK OF
ALL GODFEARING, PATRIOTIC,
SELF SUPPORTING AMERICAN
CITIZENS.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1915-09-14

WORK ON RANCH BY
man and wife. NJ A. B., Gen. Del,
Moscow GASP
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1915-09-14

A yarn about peace in Mexico may
in the future take the place of the old
one about the cry, wolf"
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-11-13

Missionary Society. An interesting
program is being prepared by the
ladies', and fine time Is assured all
who attend.
Young peoples chorus. date to be
announced.
Charles T. Hurd. Pastor.
Church Of Christ Scientists Services
are held on Sunday morning at II
o'clock and Wednesday evening at
1880 In Christian Science Hall. In the
Jacobs block, corner Third and Main
streets. upstairs.
The reading room of the Society
It the same location will be open
on Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday
afternoons from $3.50 to 4:S0 until
.urther notice.
Churcl, Of the sacred Heart-Corner
Worden avenue and Donald streets.
Rev. VIM. Mcmillan. 8. j.. pastor.
First Mass at q. m.
High Mass and Benediction at 10
o'clock a. m.
Week day Mass every morning at
7:l6.
Catechitcal instruction every Sat
urday at $3.50 a. m.
Services at Merrill on the third
sunday Of each month,
Baptist Church-Corner Eighth and
Canal streets. Rev. j. B. Grfmth
pastor.
Bible school at 10 a. m, c. r. d
lap. superintendent.
Regular morning services.
Preaching at II am. and 1880 pm
Everyone cordially invited to these
services.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-11-13

A Washington. D. c., reformer and
hostess carries an aversion to killing
so far that she will not wear leather
shoes. nor will she serve fish upon
her table. Her gloves are always OF
silk. and she wears rubber soles ex.
clusively. Fur and feathers are also
taboo.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-11-13
OUR WEEKLY SERMON


And Jesus saith: Son. thy sins are
forsivcn--Mark $50.
say unto thee. Arise, take up
Thy bed and 70 unto thy house
Mark an.
Jesus had again returned to Capsr-
narun. the city which was the center
OF his activity. He had boen on q
tour through Gaiilce. preaching. heal
Ing and doing many wonderful things.
and was now back again 10 this cen.
tfal point o! his work No city ever
enjoyed no much OF his presence a.
this one. and yet none was 10 hard.
cncd aud indifferent. II was In this
city that he was being entertained In
tho house OF friend. and was preach
Ing 10 the assembled guests. who had
crowded about him when the circum.
stances recorded In Mark 2:l.l2 90.
Cured.
Ills Message.
And no spake the word unto
them" This little sentence, indicates
the great object OF his ministry. The
exercise OF his miraculous power was
subordinate to this. His miracles
were designed to hx attention upon
him M teacher come from God"
but II was the word" thSy needed
most--that word Of love and symps.
thy aud light and life and forgive
ncss and Joy. II Ii tho same thing
TINT humanity needs today---the mes
sage Of peace on earth and good will
to men," Hearts are yearning for
the experience Of that truth. and II Is
that message that will grip men. for
II is the power OF God unto saliva
ton"
"a Man In Necd.
While he was speaking an interr-
ruption came ~ the roof above his
head was broken through and a bed
was lot down on which lay q par.
alysed man whose disease was incur.
able. Yct though his sermon was
thus rudeiy Interrupted. there was NO
sign OF protest on Jesus part. for he
was always looking for opporrtuni-
ties TO help needy men. This man.
helpless. sick. suferinE-who could
not even 60 alone to the physician.
II over n picture OF helpless. shining
humanity that IL bound to helpless
ness and uselessness by the shackles
Of sinful life and habit. Men have
learned by experience that they can
not cure themselves OF these things.
but that outside help Ia necessary II
they arc to live right and realise
their highest good In the world.
3-A Man and His Friends.
And they came bringing unto him
a man." etc. He was fortunate In
his friends who put themselves at q
disadvantage to help him and carry
him to where help could be found.
They may not have had an intellec-
tuai disccrnment OF the personality
Of Christ. but they had . strong prac-
ticai faith. and this. after all. Is tho
more valuable. Jesus soon discerned
tho central spiritual impulse OF these
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-11-13

Summons
IN the Circuit Court OF the State OF
Oregon. for klamath County
Hattie Eckhardt, Plaintiff,
Albert D. Eckhardt. Defendant.
To Albert D. Eckhardt, Defendant
above named:
In the name Of the state Of Orsgon.
you are hereby required to appear and
cnswer the complaint filed against
you in the above entitled action On
or tefore Saturday, the 18th day OF
December. 1915, that oeing the last
day of the time prescribed in the or
der of, publication Of this summcna.
and If you fail so to appear and an
swer for want thereof plaintiff win
apply to the court for the relief
prayed for in the said complaint, 70
wit: For a decree dissolving The
bonds Of matrimony now existing BE-
tween plaintiff and defendant; tor
the care and custody Of Irene 1ck-
,hardt and Marie Eckhardt (contins-
ent as to the latter upon decrse Of
adoption being first entered), and for
such other and further relief - to
the court may seem equitable. This
summons is served on said defend
ant by publication thereof In the
Evening Herald. a newspaper. Of gem
eral circulation. printed and publish
ed at klamath Falls. klamath county,
Oregon. not less than once week Tor
six weeks. by order Of Honorable D.
v. Kuykendall. judge OF the above en-
titled court, made, dated and hled In
this case at Klamath Falls. klamath
County, Oregon, ON November 9Th,
1915. the date of the first publication
thereof being Saturday. the 9Th day
of November. 1915.
ROLLO C. GROEsBECK.
| Attorney for Plaintiff.
4 6-13-20-27-4-11 4
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-11-13
At the Churches

Christian Church-Corner OF Ninth
and Pine streets.
Bible school on every Lords Day
at 10 a. M. Mrs. J. L. Beckley. super
intendent.
Elder c. F. Swander. state super
intendent of missions Of the Chris
tian church In Oregon will hold SER
vices at this church both morning and
evening. A cordial welcome to all.
Young Peoples meeting $3.50 p. m.
The Emmanuel baptist Sunday school
meets In the basement of the
Library building. Third and Main.
Sunday school. 10 .. m. O. p.
Couchman. superintendent.
Wednesday. 8 p. m. cottage prayer
meeting.
The Missionary Society meets each
Thursday at $3.50 p. m. until the mis-
sionsry Christmas boxes ara packed.
You are cordially invited.
Lone Pine-There will be preaching
service at the Lone Pine school
house tomorrow at 8 p. m.
Subject, "The European War In
Divine Prophecy" 8. Il. Tupper.
speaker.
Grace Methodist Episcopal Church
Corner Tenth and High streets; d.
|C Richards. minister.
10:00 a. M. Sunday school. George
Walton. superintendent.
Preaching at IL am. and 1880 pm.
$50 p. m. Epworth League. Chas.
H.. Roberts. president.
$500 p. m. Wednesday. prayer
meeting.
Thursday evening. 7.1b, choir prac'
tice.
Vernon T. Motschenbacher choris.
ter; Miss MSude Newbsrry. pianist.
Mrs. Charlotte X. Sattsrlee. leader
lof the orchestra.
We cordially invite the public.
! First Presbyterian Church-Corner ol
Third and Pine streets.
Services will be held this week q
follows
Sunday. 10 q. m. Sunday school.
! II q. M. preaching By Rev. J. V
Milligan-Installation service.
| $50 p. m. Christian Dndsavor.
7:s0 p. M. preaching. BY Rev. W
Frank 0ioeckuer.
Wednesday. 1880 p. a. midwss'
service.
Choir practice saturday. 7:so p. n
| Monday. at a:s0 p. m. sunda'
School Institute ct the church.
Monday. At 7:so p. m. sunda
School institute q The church.
i Thursday. 9;so p.ln-. LaAtes' ~
Society meeting at ths home OF Nh
III. J. stsiGer. l137 Iast stseee.
\ Thursday. 1:S0 p.m.. aanul Than
loSef1ng meeting 0f tho WouAn'
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-11-13


Summons for Publication in Forsclos-
ure Of Tax Lien
In the Circuit Court Of the State OF
Oregon. for klamath County.
B. 8. Grigsby, Plaintiff,
". e
George L. Davis. Defendant.
To George L. Davis. the above named
defendant:
In the name of the state Of Oregon.
you are hereby notified that B. B.
|Grigsby, the holder Of certificate Of
delinquency numbered 657. issued on
the 22nd day of May. 1915. By the tax
collector of the county Of Klamath.
state of Oregon. for the amount Of
sixteen and 67-100 (16.6D dollars.
the same being the amount then due
and delinquent for taxes for the year
1912. together with penalty. interest
and costs thereon upon the real prop
erty assessed to you. Of which you
ARE the owner as appears Of record.
situate in said county and state. and
particularly bounded and described A.
follows, to wit:
Southeast quarter Of southwest
| quarter, and lot Ave. section tven-
ty-two. township thirty-nine south.
range ten east Of Willamette Meri-
dian.
You are further notified that said
lB. 8. Grigsby has paid taxes on said
ipremises for prior or subseQuent
years. with the rate Of interest on
said amounts as follows;
For the year 1913. paid May -.
ll915. tax receipt No. 5236. amount
paid $1s.1s. with interest at - per
cent.
|, For the year 1914. paid August -.
l1915, tax receipt No. 41ss. amount
paid 1855. with interest at - per
cent.
Said George L. Davis as the owner
of the legal title Of the above de-.
scribed property as the same appears
of record. Is hereby further notiaaA
that B. 8. Grigsby will apply 70 H.
circuit court of the county and stats,
aioresaid for decree forscloslng thu
lien against the property abc4e o.
scribed. and mentioned In sat1 ceFs
tificate. And you are hereby su1orI
moned to appear within sixty dayp
|sfter the first publication Of this sum
mons. exclusive Of the day of sa11
first publication. ana defend thu
action or pay the amount dne ~
above shown. together with costs 40
accrued interest. and in case Of yoqk
failure to do 20. . decree VIII -
rendered foreclosing the Hen of seA]
taxes and costs against The Lard A.
lprsmisss above named.
This summons ID published ~ n
Ider Of the Honorable George Nolo1
Judge OF the circuit court oe ~ ~
J LOT Oregon for the county Of Klena
land said order was made an4 1o1o
1.-The 9th day Of October, 1915 ~
4 Idats OF the nrst puhlicati1a @
summons is the 18th day of oeee
ls16.
:: All process and paperp - thlo M
lceedins may bs served uppn ~
! ltdersignsd residing within I oo
) DlOpeson st ne a1drenl hQEc
1 |tlon, RoLLo q. 0nQI
! '' TX tt a - -. 1<1l' n-1
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-11-13

=. etaey Hsmsnway. Sss Third
-. has some beautifully bouad
49, s .inr,e and In sets; would make
....,, Xmas gifts. She would cell
~ ~. a. greatly reduced prices, They
- De Luxe bindings. 1857
..h..r,be for the Herald. 80 cents
4 uoath.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-11-13

containing 20 acres across ~
north end Of SM Of Nwk Of soe.
tion 2s. In all containing 100 aeses.
Dated at klamath TAils. ofsgea.
October 10, 1915.
c. c. Low, Sheriff.
BY GEO. G. ULRICH, Deputy.
16.23-30-6-13
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Sei elmer taalideu Anssa6e BON

fiinf5ehn Niaitt%n Collars fllr
0~rices5lutde IdiIir Der cuqllihe.gtdnl
mon lc~ocnruHs HId)t t0efohr, bon Holt
uuo MptteH per3ebrt St meroen. Ia
miro ole Iettc Ntililroe. nut Der
2lono George Den 8ricg 81 gelpinnet
hoiftc, balo Ger &ergungcnbcit olIge.
boreu. Gtti ole Gorter fnnn aud oas
rcide GngIono loldle Aua9ubcn un-
moglidl ulshuIten. Nod bolt cs
ieine Nerhitnoeten. Die iomt uuo iou-
bers an bohqraoiacm 0o0os lei0eu,
mlhiam ilter &@eiIer, obcr Die 3cit
miro tomnlen. irn cub Gnalanos
Gitor3frdite e~rlatu,eu. Gann miro
Ser 3uluumieubutdl unucrntciolidl
meroeu, Euo uclnt ote An5elden nidlt
triiQen, lit Is bis oubin oar nid)t me1r
10 meit. 1os 5iuun5borometer Der
}laIjrten lteht aui Sturm.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-06-18

at Tarmer.

Sic &eltern Spinning Mias in
Gnalosta, &is., lpebt un0 ipinnt
iur aunoen @arn- mo &oa- @ats"
filr Gomiorters i'll taoelloier @eiie
mo 5u annebmbaren 8reiien. Spe-
ateuc anfnlerfiounteit miomen mir Der
0armer : aun0idlaft. ltniere Irbeit
ut erltfIoiiig, uno ilnIere @reiie limo
Ole annebmborIten i'm aanSen Stoote.
t5ilr ons @eben BON moaeneH Bats"
berednen mir mir 10 Gents oas
Efuno. uno fir 8orn in irgeno CT.
lcr Stdrfe. 1. 3. ODER 3pIp, 20 Gents
bns Gfuno. Aae uniere Ir6eit miro
nir o~fltiomeiie bered)net, uno ridt
bel ser Hoae.
9Sir %gorantiren oaB BON Sbrer
SSoile nid)t mebr ais 10 Tro5ellt bel
Der S%erarbettrng berloreu geht, ober
oeutlid)er aeiaat, bon jeoen 10 @fltno
a|fobnlaterial l;cfern mir Sbnen 8
Efrtto fertiee &aurei
Sic Bats" fcmnran in ge1ou ser
@roBe oe$ Beetles. gSir boben mir
uutbomntiide Moidiueu, uno ans
oieiem @runoe f0nmcn mir sic 9(rbeit
10 biuia %Iicfcrn.
@ir f0nnen Stncn Staats-9 iplome
Sabre 1874 an Seigen. 4ae
&oac, Ole ms sur &~erar6eitung
iIberge6eu miro, mlB porbcr eeteiuiet
icin.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-06-18
SIT SoO idmerjlOs?

Sterbeu beoeutst 8ernihtuna oes
2ebens. Der 3rieb gum 2eben aber
III cine Gi9eni6aft, bic nit Der Ratur
leoes msuf1liten Snoipiouums I'M.
Iosbd, Der,nIpft IN. ST u ous Ster.
ben pbpfid f~tm.r3buft uuo qualoon3
Oieie Graee. bic ssrooe iebt, in elmer
3eit, % Sdaienoe uno 46ertaufenoe
uniersr 9rioer uHo Sobne i'm sseloe
tar 9eben lafen miifen. BON beIonoes
rem Sutsrshe III. bat Der seninIe Rli'
ni,sr profeHor Or. Sermann Roth
nigel IN einem @ortrdse beantirortst.
Wis critics 8eifpieI fihrt sr Den
Sploaten an, Der tn Der Shtatt ben
700 erleioet. -Weun IN ben 9epiihle
Der S6Iadt Der 5ibrsr an Her Spibe
ieiner WtjttGmpfer porsp1rts itdrmt
luenn ibm In Der Sieoebise oes 3amps
fes ale geiitiae Guereie. dles 8olsn
uno gmpfinoen duf etuen Qnutt iih
~ton5ertrlrt. Der ala momentum h0dItes
3ieI ibm ooriduebt - uno lab itir3t
sT aieNr. Don sinsli 9sihoB. oas in
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NScr Getam Sa% @clN in Amerila ?

Sat 2atidluI0S Mod,alhum it'd
tihlblr Uodte. not Is tnQldu09 Mrr5
nit Surtt e~rilIllt. 9tuc hrifiideu IN.
trioucn todlter AieleH &Sadietm.at
Hl,ht bil0Cru. 9}or IS Sahren lrifi
0r0lau0 haker Su henl Qcnicluiten
WitteL acilcu T. cine Nuttou iid DC.
Eleutt. Inm0j5 ctuhIIrte Is Smel
Hrchiaittou& III SnnNnu. NIT 3met
Gen in Ieoert sipiIilirten &uroe. 81
acnt elnileeG 3ruede. Teutldlano i'll
Hen Yulen ser Melt onSlltmdrScn
mo SI perSndltlaen. 9e'ne 2liat
NOR ;u demeip. I'm ltber one 9Selt
ocrhrcitct 81 mer0en. llno OILS
por 6lpet %ahren I'M englild,en lSuriu.
nncut &ehHlnaSicounN iihcr 1rpi;r
Sunulcu etrlannt miroe. Ole Der.
~'dnmuahtl mureil. uilh fur bic oiV
9cieae ichltci, inltree Dem @orlnmcnt
ariaai i'm Sntereilc NcS 2oroeS mo.
&c O. pcti elmer llnterludnnd ohiei
bel. aher Sic Rc9ieruna ;ci bcrcit,
SliSnaebci. 0GS o0S eSelo mir Die In.
secltrbuna ron 5inei 9SreBburcdlts
p%crlpcnNct Worecu lei. oir cluacrjdtet
mcrNen icteIl GGl Bic offcntlide Wei.
NINA IN bClt,uEftcn 2Gn0erit AT Wun.
stem en0lAn0 ulo 1eaea etic gentle
gtadt 81 peHuflhliaf usO oaN SD
Gr1chnine todit hcirjcSjaeno ltjcn.
Goe cn0IllhcNurIGRtit idamica 0oiii.
t&hc SNtal TNue.J
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-06-18
esle lit smr ridltiaeu 3eit eiu rid

tidere8 Nort leiprohen morocu:
.2aBt uns jebt unleren dmerifunl
idpcn Hutrioti9mli5 5eiaerL. loBt I'M
ier Eono leincu Soui BON 6ricoen
uuo lllllhhauqiufcit periolacn. InBt
ms llus mciIern. 6u erudaelL. mas
nit i'll SuiIe 0es 2rieges thun mir
ocn ~ neil mir entidtlolier lino. 0ab
co Icineu &rjeq aebcu nlr0!"
Tie dmcritnutid)en Niirqer port
WolIadmicttS Stootspcrbunoe oe$
GntlhumcritoGiitlcn Aotionalbut.
oc9 hubeu 0iele potriotlldlcn NOrtc
%aCiprodcn. hoben es iu iormcller DC
'dIuGtainunq ob1elehnf Die Wtoaltdl
fe,t ctnes Arlc0eS 5mlihcu Den &er.
@tontcn uuh 0eutld,nno SISuqcite
ben. Gos Qtlontnltc 0elltldlc Ameri
f0ncrihnm lolltt e@. mic Iele3 uoH
MHllndNuletis. lett uno mmcrodr
nit pdtrjotjlhcr Gutldlnliclhtit al
lehncn. In eripaQluig ju 3lclen. mas
O. lm Sullc cjnc$ NricNc9 thun MIR
Ne neil g ci,tcu ioIdlel NriCq
'ur %Unocaihor salt.
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raienoem 5tug ieinen aopf Sur9s
bobrts. urpl0Bli9 bingeItredt, iofort
tot Damn lit bier bas Sterben abfoz
Tut obne p6pfii9es 9sio erfolst." Oo6
ni6t u oas. 0otbnasel peiit unpi>
oerleglt9 nah. odb aus beitimmteu
@rinoen pbpTologii9:i T,atur Der
9efauene AUDI ui9t st,mnl in benz
ausenblid, no bic auael feline 5tirn
trifft, einen S9mer5 peripurt; Der
Soo tritt eben Elm. eb i'm 8epuBtfein
ees 9etroffeneu aud nur Die ttsinfte
S9mer3empfinoung auseel0it tpirb.
Die slei4e S1msr3loiisteit msint
Notbnnsel dnnebmen gu bIrfen in
allen 5Trr. mo irgeno cine dnbere
urplosli1 eintoirtsnpe pbDfiIas @e.
malt oas 2eben abf4neioet", 10 fpenn
eiu abitiir3suoer 5elsblod ben Rorper
zines Nenfhen id6 3srmalmt, ober Der
zoo ourh elm 5albeil berbeigefibrt
tpiro. Song un3peifelboft eriheint
es ibm. boB aud Der Fob ourh gIiss
ibldg ourhaus fhmer3los lit, benin
bic totitte Wirtung Der Glettrt3itdt
erfOlst iiber ales 8orts1unesperm0.
gen htuaas f9nen. unenoli9 piel
fdneaer als ieo Rernens, od5 beiBt
GeoantentGti9teit, oas bsibt alto
idnsaer. aIs ireenb cine GmpfinbHns
fih eiufteQen fam"
Yon befonoerem S.ntereHe finb bic
Witteilunsen, bic Notbnaeet aus BE-
Heihe Der Grtrintsnoen aHfubrt: nit
erfa6ren. odB o.e nit Dem Wafertooe
Rinsenoen u gang eigsnartise 8or>
iteaunseH. bod t~einestuess folde uns
an9enebnier Rdtur butter; insbeIons
oere ieien in tbrer grinnsruns ldn9ft
pertlunsene GrlebniNe in boiler Deut.
lihteit pieber aufgetaudt. .5isrs
aus" meint Rothassl. bat i6 of
fenbdr Der Wptbus entpitelt, boB BEL
Grtrinfenoen init 8liBesIdnels ibr
ganaes Dergangeres 2eben pdbreno
Der Mttnuteu oes Sterbens Dor ibrem
inneren Nuse fih reproba3isre."
4uh oas Sterben ourh 4bftur3
oiirfte nod Den S6ilberungen BON Mbs
gsftir8ten. Die eth siitises @eidid Dor
benz 1ooe betpobrte, teinsspess 10
srauiig ietn. fpie es iib bic msnf9s
lide Pbdntafie mstf aus3umalen
pflest.
gbenio po18iebt fid Der zoo bur9
8srbluteu ua6 Notbnaset hur1aus
fhmersz uno qualos. limb mas
i4lieBli6 ben 3oo betrifft, Der bsi Der
u~neebeurer Webrsabl Der Menfden
ni6t unmittelbor bur9 Gubere Sc
%ipdlten. fcnoerr ourh Rrontbeiten
berbeieefIbrt pirb. 10 tommt Ser 9es
lsbrte CUR ue6er3euguns. oaB in ben
aaermeiIten Sdaen nur bic Rrantbeit
fid qualoou seitnltet. niht aber bos
Sterben an Ii6. benin .3tpsifsIos lit.
DAB ein3elHe Sterbenoe fat Bis gum
enoe ouloeu miFen. obpobl in ben
tpirtli6 Iesten Nugenblitsn aud Bel
ibnen 3umeiit oos 8eipuBtlsin umna9z
tet miro. 9etm boben 4tt.r, beim
pirtli6 naturgemGBsn 96Iauie bes
Saieins. III ons Sterbeu Iber6aupt ies
bes S6redens entdubsrt; Ser MenIa
ihlummsrt idrft uno frieolih biuiiber.
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Yni melfrS Nnmpsnninruu !

sugIi'de 0ultnr 0eilnnfen III. eraier:
liA aus eiaet Roiis IN Dem h%eiountc'r
2nUooner MiybI0rt Yunt. Stc Ion
ti: Sic Arr%nprinseliiR ben 2Gttld,
fct,o lit ben ctncn fleinm Bitches.
MABEL enihumccn moro l.. Com
nt:it0r libertluiiiQi
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Sninlne hr,tiidler Ghifnncn nenen

0eu gouImnoilhopocl orpht Der 10
Ii0c Su0eu". ncnl Eruli0cnten DC
@efol0ihoit oni6rloGcu. llno ou@
tino nd,er tciue aNtnocitridl Anlert
fouerl"
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Die GnslGnoer lousen an uranicr.

tih Su merbeH. 6reilid uldt aus
ciaeaem Antriebe, ionOern lpcil iic
mnlllcn. Der uepe Marineminilter
8olour bot Die &eruiguaa iciuc@
&nr00nacrS Gburdliu auiachobcn.
nod meIher aeianqcne @lonniddftli
Ser Oeutiheu ltn~terieCbeote ais ger.
BREEDER bcbonoelt luerOtn ioItctL ic
,ouen fortan ME an0ere ariee@4e.
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Dir bolTnsiide Yrr1e be,ridn,t

0aS &orachen EtaticnS Nedcu lcinH
.isberiacn &er6lnneten as @trd
Geuroah. Sic Moaonoet bubea
irlmer cine l!ir mand)c Scitt mtbc
auesuen 9rt gehoht. ole DinGe beim
Tehteu yiomep ~ nennen.
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fun0ene behnnoelt meroen. Wis
Ghnrdia ielie @erfilgtlae erlieB. lieB
Sic oelttitc Heeierrng ncilulmO5mall.
5ip britlide Gttl6iere. entipredeio
Orr 3dhl DER friegsgefangcnen Inter
iceboot Rtmnldsafteu. in Giu5elbutt
brinQen. 9us bot geruirtt.