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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-08-25

So Billy the Boo Bear laughed with
his voice, and they all three looked very
carefully so that they could find a
grasshopper; and all the time Pux the
Pig wondered whatever would happen
when they found one.
Presently they came to very wood
en-looking fence, and there on the top
rail was a very big kind Of grasshop-
per. and it was fast asleep.
Then did Pux the Pig want to run
away, but the two little bears caught
nold Of his hands very tight so that
he couldn't; and Billy drew in. his
breath very quickly with his mouth and
called out Boo
And just as he called out Boo" Pux
the Pig opened his mouth very wide
and screamed, because he was so won
dering what ever was going to hap
pen.
And when the very big kind of grass
hopper heard Billy the Boo Bear call
out Boo" it woke up very suddenly
from being ASLEEP, and it jumped very
quickly with its legs. And it Jumped
right down into the inside of Pux the
Pig!
Then was Pux the Pig very wild
and frantic, and he screamed with his
voice and eoughed and snluttered with
his mouth, and all the time the very
big kind Of grasshopper jumped about
inside him.
Then did Billy the Boo Bear look
very serious, and he and Florence his
cousin caught hold of Pux the Pig by
his hind legs and they put him all up
side down and shook him about till the
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-08-25

peeping out of the straw. GOOD!
Now wen talk. How snug it is in
here!"
Crime thumped the straw with his
tail, but never once did he stop lick
ing his masters hands.
'TGs dreadful without you" sighed
Jacques. Il can't mind the cows alone
Yesterday they got into the corn, and
the master was so cross. Griffe. I do
want you back! My master gets
crosser every day, and I'm very un-
happy"
Griffe whined<this time, and went or
licking more diligently than ever.
So the two talked together for q
long time, and at last jacques fell
asleep.
He was awakened a few hours Later
by the loud growing of a cock The
dawn was near, and the servants would
soon be stirring. There was no time
to lose. Jacques embraced his dog
crawled out of the kennel and fec
over the wall leaving Critic to gaze
wistfully after him.
That night, however, Jacques re.
turned, and the night after and so fol
many nights. Griffe learned to receiv,
him without making the least sound
He never disturbed the stable boy.
sleep by barking now.
The servants slept securely. TheJ
were quite sure no prowler could b,
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-08-25

high. Jacques gazed at them in de-
spair. Then he caught sight of young
FIR. tree, growing close by. The next
moment he was swarming up 1t.
Meanwhile Griffe had stopped howl
ing. He rose to his feet land smiled.
Then he cooked his ears, for there was
slight cracking Of twigs without,
and a small figure appeared crouching
on top OF the wall.
Griffe sprang the length Of his chain
and uttered a short, sharp bark
"sh-Sh," whispered Jacques. Hist
l-Griffe-lie down.
The dog obeyed, and presently
Jacques, creeping along like a cat
found a place where he could climb
down. Griffe lay quite still he never
made a sound. But when his master
battered toward hinn-when Jacques
threw himself down and clasped him
round the neck-then the dog could con-
tain himself no longer. He wriggled
he painted, he wagged his tail, he tried
to lick every part of his master at once
he cried with Joy.
Hush, hush, my dear--not so loud
They'll wake, and I think they'd kill
me. Come into the kenneI-quick
Someone's comingr'
jacques crept into the kennel and
crouched down in the straw. His dog
followed. There was plenty of room
for both.
The stable door creaked and th'
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-08-25
BILLY THE BOO BEAR


- ONTO the Dog was very clever, and
i he used to like advising people
better than anything else in the
world.
And he used to advise three very
beautiful-looking puppies more than
anybody else, and If they happened to
try and run away he used to smack
them with his hands.
And one day while he was advising
them, Pux the Pig happened to pass;
and just as he was passing. Ponto said;
Never say Boo to a grasshopper."
And the very beautiful-looking pup
pies promised very faithfully that they
wouldn't
And Pux the Pig was very curious
and interested. and he wondered in hii
mind why ever people shouldn't say
BOO" to grasshopper. And after he
had been wondering for some time. he
thought that he would get Billy the
Boo Bear to say Boo to a grass.
hopper. and see what happened.
And so he looked with his eyes unit
he found Billy. and Billy was being
very glad and happy, and he was play.
ing very nice kinds of games with hil
cousin Florence.
And Pux the Pig didn't say anything
about how Ponto had said never SAL
Boo" TO a grasshopper. but he saiC
that lots Of nice kinds of things hap
pened all at once to the people wht
said l.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-08-25
"A DOC OF THE
REVOLUTION
BY N. s. S.

My lord, can't do without my dog"
stammered Jacques. 81 love him. All,
don't take him-and see, how he works
for US"
"You lazy little beggar" cried the
Baron, cutting Eim short. "Go-herd
your cows ana pull your dirty carts
yourself. tell you the dogs much too
good. See that the animal comes up to
me tonight, or 1t will be the worse for
you. There-take that and get away
he added, fiinging Jacques small Coin
Though really you reserve whipping
for your insolenoe. never heard Of
such a thing-no, never" And, spur
ring his horse, the young Baron gal
lcped away.
Jacques stopped and picked up the
money. His face was white ana his
hands shaking with rage He looked
at the coin, and then flung it furiously
into the grass.
ct won't touch it." he cried ''I hate
hinn--I hate himi Oh. otriffe. I won't
give you up"
However, 1t was of no use to say that
for when the farmer heard the story he
was very angry with Jacques, and ter
ribly afraid of the consequences of Of
tending the Baron. He was so fright.
ened and so angry that he insisted on
/ taking the dog up to the castle at once
and fastening chain TO Crimes collar
he led him away AS for jacques. he
dared not dispute his master, but he
ran behind the cottage. for he could not
bear to say goodbye" to Critic The
bewildered dog went meekly enough
not in the least understanding whai
was going to happen. He was vers
kindly received by the young Baron
who intended to make him great pet
He was washed and bruBhed, and FED
on all manner of good things. But FOL
all this Critic would take no notice O.
his new master. He pined for Jacques
He tried to escape, but could not. Thel
he moped, and dropped all day, refus
ing to eat. till the Baron declared h,
was dull dog after all, ana woul'
have no more to do with him.
So Griffe was chained to a kennel 4
the courtyard, and there he remained
A1C OSSdA 70 grow savage anu parked
and snarled, and tugged so f1ercely a
his chain that everyone was afraid {
90 near him.
: "He viii make an excsllent watch
dog" said the coachman. And "
want savage one in these uncertai
5 times"
{ But, at night, when all the castle wa
!. asleep Griffe crept out Of his kenn,
I and howled such a moIrnful how
northumberland"
The sound fioated away through ii
: night, and reached the ears Of Jacque
who was lying awake in a corner OF ii
I farmers cottage.
h That's Griffe. said he my pot
1 dog"
o He turned restlessly and tried
d sleep, but he could not shut out IL
melancholy sound, and at last he cou
k bear it no longer; so. getting up, I
n slipped noiselessly out of the house.
"All right. Griffe." he muttere
n Don't howl so. my dear. I'll come
YOU"
It The moon was shining brightly, ar
e it was quite easy to find his way l
the hill to the castle He clenched h
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-08-25
A Jingle-SaIting
BRIDES Tail

CoUNDs so easy when you hear EN-
- Tellin' how to catch a bird;
Time an time again I've listened,
Simplest way you've ever heard.
First you catch the little songster.
But you must have salt near by;
If it's wet you need not test 1t,
For 1t must be nice and dry.
On his tail put just a little
Then you have him, quick as wink;
Do exactly as I tell you.
You will catch him-I don't think.
DEBORAH EGE OLDS
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-08-25

JACQUES was trudsing homewards
in the twilight with his dog. They
were both very tired. for all day
long they had been working in the
fields for Farmer Jean, the surly old
peasant. who was their master.
jacques was twelve years old. He
bad no friend in AL the world except
critic, the big dog, that ran by his side.
But these two loved each other IKE
brothers. They worked together ana
slept together, and one was never
happy without the other.
He was fine looking dog, for though
hunger and hard work had made him
lean. his coat was thick and wavy, MS
ears as soft as velvet, and he carried
rhis tail as proudly az If he were owned
by the king.
s..If YOU and I were rich,' said
JACQUES. as he tramped along IN the
dusk. I'VE would never work any more.
j I'm weary of this life. Why may we
never be happy and comfortabieT on
Griffe, am 80 tired!''
eriffe. who was padding along beside
him. looked up and thrust his nose into
lis masters hand.
Good Crime! Oh. there's not dog
III all France 50 good as you. Wei
never desert each other, will we? And
some day we'll so out into the world
TO make cur fortunes. You and I
Grfffe-Ah, what Is it,"
He and the dog turned suddenly, fol
they heard the sound OF . horses hoofs
behind them, ana who should they sex
riding towards them but my lord, th'
young Baron, who lived in the castle
on the hill above the village.
jacques stepped hastily aside. III
took Off his cap and bowed very low
But 0riffe, who was a friendly soul
raised his head and wagged his tail.
The young Baron rode by withou
deigning to notice Jacques. Then al
at once thought seemed to strike him
for he drew rein sharply and turned II
his saddle.
4 s-AEEolas, th4rea he called. s.
yes, my lord" replied Jacques, run
ming forward.
That's fine dog you have there
Where did you get hinn?"
I've had him since he was q puppy
my lord, answered jacques.
Indeed, what do you do with him
"He does everything, my lord" ar
swered Jacques eagerly. He can her
the cows--he can draw a cart"
'Pahr' interrupted the Baron. 'He
much too good dog for that sort c
work. He should be used for spor
==EFow= dare you keep a sporting dog,
should like to known"
Jacques hung his head I've ha
him since he was puppy" he repea
ed in a trembling voice.
sAnd no doubt you stole him firt
from my kennels. A peasant with SUE
4 dog! Ridiculous! well-hark you.
want him. You can send him up
the castle" And the Baron gathers
up his reina to ride away.
For the moment Jacques was struc
dumb with fear and amusement; tbs
he darted after the Baron.
ooh. my lord-atop! You don't mes
to take away my GriffeI'
The Baron pulled UP and stared
jacques "what do you mean?"
asked. reddening with anger.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-08-25
The Tables Turned

ToHN Augustus Angus Browning
Loved to fly his kite;
Not another toy or pastime
Gave him such delight.
John-to make his naBe much shorter
Got one day scare;
Up and up his kite went sailing
Up into the air.
With a hoist it lifted Johnny
OFF his feet, alasI
And next moment it was trailing
Johnny DER the grass.
Very much Disguised, Johnny
Cried, Look here! Boo-hoog
When you fly kite, it's horrid
If the kite flies you
Felix Leigh.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-08-25

very big kind of grasshopper fell out
Of his mouth again, and went jumping
away as fast as # could jump.
And Pax the Pig decided in his mind
that he wouldn't ever. as long as he
lived, let anybody say BOO" TO
grasshopper again.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-08-25

fists and ran; nor did he stop till he
was right under the castle wall. He
was very close to Griffe now-so close
he could hear the rattle Of his chain as
the dog moved restlessly UP and down.
But the courtyard gate was barred
and bolted. and the walls were very
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-08-25

stable boy came out into the yard He
stood peering about for few moments,
but seeing nothing amiss, and noticing
Griffe was now lying quietly in his ken
mel, he went back to bed, grumbling at
being disturbed.
has he gone. crine?" said Jacques,
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-08-25
Those Twins

GO much alike were Nell and Belle,
- That even their own mother,
hen they were small, would now and
then
Take one twin for the other.
And so one need not feel surprise
That this should once befall-
Wee Nell was tubbed one evening twice
And Belle not washed at all.
s. B.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-08-25

"Ay, but who's to do THAR" chimed In
a third.
''why. our friend Farmer Jean, here,
is a good climber.
stupid" calculated the farmer.
Haven't you more sense? why, there's
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-08-25

the bolts Of the yard gate. Trembling
and eager, Jacques drew one after
the other. They were wen oiled and
did not creak.
And now the feet outside were plain
~ to be heard Lights Mashed up and
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-02-26
9as sssrfsI aIs gO!s.

@pm ierbii9sn &riessi6oupIab
tommt Die folgenbe GrSdblung zines
oiterrei9ii6en Sffi3iers: rSn nnierer
S4ubltnie itebt Elm Drummer, an
benz Die Serben i9r SriutpoIler bo=
len. 8eitern ober fam Elm ieybii9er
Solbat am bellenIi9ten Sage nit
ieinem 0affereimer bober, aeiner
BON uns f9pB. 9a ipag alb!
bas2 Wirft Der 9uri9e ben elmer
fort unb tommt i'm 2nufidritt Az
uns bsriibergsronnt! Die Serben
ober erDffnen elm ipiitenbes 5euer
auf ben lle6erlaufer. Steiner aber
trifft, unb unperIeBt, aber auber
atem selangt Der Mann bel uns an.
Ssbem I6iittelt er bic 9anb, als ees
borte er f9on ldnsit gu uns. Sn
meinem 8raben brobelt bas Wailer
i'm Samopar. .8ebt benz armen RerI
cine Safe See!"
Der lleberldufer lit slidIif une
Iadt nit benz san3en @eii9t. gr
erSdbIt, sr lei ia fem Serbe, ~fonbern
ein 8ulgare. Mit @etpaIt bGtte man
ibn in bic ierbiI9e armee geitedt unb
piele arbere 8ulgaren nit ibm. gr
lpirft einen b~epunbernben Bid auf
uniere S9uBsrabeneinridtnns unb
iagt bann: nWibten bic, pie fb0n
es BEL eua lit, fe piirben maiiens
BAIT beriibertommen." Damn bet
er einen @ebaufen. auf einen 3ettel
IGrsibt CT einigs Worte. Ob hisIen
3ettel iemonb gum 8runnen bringen
piirbe9 Sin aorpornI periu6t es,
muB aber auf balbem @ege umtebreu.
Bon briiben ipirb piitsnb ouf i'm ges
idoIfen. pa Bat elmer bon uns cine
quite Sbee. @r fdngt elm Ssrtel, bins
bet tbm ben 3ettel nm Den gals, unb
nun ptrb bos getrieben unp 9ejagt,
bis es ins 5einbIi6e Eager biniibers
Ipringt. -. llnp pas grsebnis2
Tod IN berfelben Haht betpegsn fi4
i9fpar5e S9atsn. Mtr bIeis
Zen biibi9 fill. limb baIn barauf
taufsn, freunblih srinienb, ntdt me,
niger ala feds nnbeipdffnete Jeinhe
Dor uHierem graben auf.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-02-26
Die ts.Oretiidr gsidOharGeit.

Dor tur5em bat YrofefJor Srans
IN Der Seuti9a 8anienseieli9aft
sinen interehantsu @ortras iiber Ole
theoretii@e 4rbeit Der @efdo1e sez
halten. 9ereits ods alte Shiespulz
per srreiff cine Semperatur Don
1000 Grab, pdbrenb mpberneS pren9s
itoffe Elm. Semperatur iiber 5000
9roo eraielen. @nn oen S0be Der
Semperatur. Die ole Yulueraale err
reiten, bdust ober Die lebenoiee
Strait ces 8eihpfes nit ab. Die Ses
b~ensbauer Der @eifiibe ninumt frei=
iid nit Der @rbpbun9 pes @asz
brudes unb Der Steigerung Der Sem=
peratur ab. Die @nergie Der leibeu
0aie tommt nur sum Seile Der Sc
lhoBtraft Sugute. Bel eiuem sSna
fanteriegetpebr leiItet bds erpipoierens
re Yllper cine grbeit BON ITO Me
terttlogramm. 9ierOpn eebt allerlei
perlpren. Gtipns iibrr 20 Bro3ent
perben in Sprm ben 8arme Dem
gerebrIaufe mit9eteilt, et!pa As
YroSent geben an ole Gale iiber, bic
binter Dem @ei4oiIe Den 2auf oera
lnhen, unp MIR Elm 0rittel Ser qes
l~etIteten YuIperarbeit ipiro Dem Ges
t6pne als ~lebenNile &raft mit1etetIt.
Sc meiter ous @ei6OB flie9t, beitp
lneri9er bleibt inn uatiirIif bon bic
ier Irbettstruft, Die er benz BUILDER
p%eroantt. Hn6 HOO Metern (2,4
Setunoem tit MIR nod Elm ,3ebntel
Ger urfpriinglihen 9lrbeitstraft pors
Gan0en.
Bel laperen @eIdiiben, I'D ole
Irbeitsleiitung cine unaleib ar0Bere
1T, liegen bic 8erbGltnife etipos
giinltiaer. 9ei elmer amerifaniiden
30,5 cmzaououe iinb mad 95 Ses
tunben ga KIM nod % prpaent Ger
uripriin9li4eu arbsitstraft porbans
Den. Die NrbeitstrGfte, Oie ben aas
ronentugeln %innepobnen, Iinb 9ans
llnge9euerlif. SregattentopitGn a,
y. SilbranO bat unldngit bere1net,
paB Die odt biz orei5ebn 8eI6iibt
eines 9rpBen arieasi9ifFes, beren aa.
ltber slpiiden 30,5 uno 1871 en-
lle9t, geI6pife ppn SuIamnen film
bis Iieben Spnnen 8etpibt i6leuoetn
uno Die Miinoungslrbeit allsr Idne.
rem 9eIdiibe zines G9la6tIhiffe!
5ulammsn erreiht 100000 bis $50,
900 Netertonnen! Die unaeheur,
geaniprudung Der itfperen @elt6iib
dubert li9 BARN, buB ibrs 2eteIts.
bauer ni1t au5u 9rpB 1T. 9ieie Sc.
%tensoauer gibt man geiuD9nlid il
Saub5ablen an. @onte nan lie in
3eit angeben, 70 tdme man gu inert.
piiroigen Grgebnifen rlur nGbrenr
oes ei9entli6en G6ieBens, alio bon
Gem augenbIide an, lpo bic @rplos
ilon beginnt, big gu benz, no bas
Gnbe bes 8efdoTes bas Rpbr pers
ldBt, 1T bas @ef6iib ipirtli9 in 5G-
tisteit. 9iefe 3eit betrdst runb cine
SilnbertIteIfetunbs, 10 baB aIIc elm
iflperes Gei6ib erft mad 100
S4ifen cine gan5e Setunoe ariegss
arbeit getan bat.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-02-26

Cine fpnberbare geaes
be,beit trug ii6 Dor tur5em in Der
bet Gau Clair, @is., aeIeqenet
Srtl9oft Strum gu. Cine gpiir
9eieaihaft fudte bort in Der limaez
bttfe no9 einem Mann, ben Bic
gebDrbe piinI6te, uno tonnte i'm
aus benz einfafen @runbe nidt
firben, neil Der @efu6te ii6 in
tbrer Mite F,fnnb. 8ei Siefem
etgsnartigen 8rrtommnis 6anhs[te
6 Ii4 tim einen geptTen SeFe Sp@
cue. Der Mann ION 81. 6. Gtoa
ftob, BEN 9affierer Der 5irft Gtote
gont in Strum, einen DrobbrieF des
inidt tqben, in benz Ssr abfenSer
BON bsm GntpfGnser $500 perIouate.
p~iOrisenfails 81 tolt semlo6t luerbsn
lpiirbe. gS plybe on benz betreffens
ben I'M Brief ongesebenen Srt Elm
NIT gapieri6niseln onsefiiater Brief
untidlos nieberaslest nnb cine pofie
bon Ginipobnern beobndtete bas Baz
tet nne ipnrtete ouf ietnen abbpIer.
Inter ienen 2suten befanb fit aud,
Der bsDuBte 9psu..
WIf 10 uEhatLt LAA .
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-02-26
IL .HAFFNER,M N. D.
MO-.
r. j. koeIIer,
Sdmieb II. &agemnader
Sermann, Mp.

PStHtuHhf wv.
5h babe oas Sd,m,ieoes nnb Maasu.
mad1er.Seld,ait bes Snbn 8appolb, an beg
ipeitl. 5. etraBe setauIt unb ip'erbe beTtrest
letn nur be beiten arbeiten NIB 0aaren Az
tlsiern. SD babe LANCE GrIabruna i'm
Fteroebeidlaaen iotpnhl tpie i'm Sd,ni.Se-
nnb Waserbanbtpert.
barmuaeen, Snasies. ylamursG preaD-
crs, ltno Sarn, Yiaidlinea an Sanb obes
aut 9eitellnns gu aiinliasn 9esinaunasa
nno 3ti onnebmboren preiIen gelteIert.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-02-26

SD nil Shine
in Die erf6te 9ein
fertis perSable,
mas id bel meme
aonferen5 nit
Dem emperor bon
Rofdie nod aass
sefunne ben. SD
ben 10 sans IN.
f9ulbissrpeis his
8pefi6et snsi
aefnuiett. of er
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-02-26
Ofrner sdreibrbrief hes
pbtlipp ~5anframpfer.
1907.

Rein Iieber 6err RebadtionGr: :
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-02-26

Iii@e, iDar ia Sine aris pbItiij4t,
mebbis es fin @istrsts brin, no ser
8aifer nod nit poblid batppe min.
aptper Den Msoesweiler femme sc
tnnipes { paar peunteri9 ssrppe;
Ger ouht 10 ebbeg bod nit bon en-
Somsel ME mid edspsdte.
Domit i9 perbleifpe
Sbne Sbrn lisper
Pbiltpp Sauerampfer.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-09-03


ltnterieeboot sd" beranggebolt
bat, Meienigen oes Maidiniitenge-
biilfen Gbarles s. @eas aus. Nu-=
folf, @a.. uno 0es gleftrifers 6ranf
&c. Ser5og aus Galt 3afe GitD,
lttab, ieien.
- Braiioellt 8ilion 6at befanrt
sena9t, ouB er Dem Marinelnilliiter
utlo Dem ariegsntrilter geI1riebel
babe, iie nt0dten fir i'm elm pollltdn-
oiges Brosramn fir Die @erIt1r-
flung oes 9eeres uilo oer SIotte, nie
iiberbaltpt Der ilationalen gerteiDi=
gltngsnittel, ertttperfen, oeilen 9lus-
fiibrlng er in leiner 8otlhaft en!.
pfeblen Tonne.
SSsn 81. ben eriten 21 8agen oes
sluguit puroe @oIo gum getrage bon
S37, ,007 900 ir1lportiert.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-09-03
6rodnc von den Rullen qerdumt.

Sel6ittnurb begangen. gleid)seitis
ipirb gentelbet, ein 2entnant Nameas
Epncet, Der als Mitslieb bes &rieas-
geridJts biele 9eIertipnsfaae s,i
berBam0eln bate, babe Selblsmoro
begangem, neil er iid) einbifaete, Ct
.ielbft lei elm 9eierteilr. Gpide
@orfalle iinb in 9entidfanb ,nm5s-
lid; benn eritens iutrb bort nid)t bei
ben MnnitiunsanfGmfen geidiuinbclt
innb siueitens gtebt's bart feline Sc.
Iertipncn.
Sir @omia Bears, Der mebr ols
|bier5ia Sabre ais 3eitllnssforreipolt-
cent III 9onitailtinopel lebte ulto oie
Ierbaltnihe auf oen1 8alfan GRIND.
IliA fennt, ld)reibt I'M .9uilp 8ele-
grapb1, oaB 9llearien pabrideirtIidl
ourcb Die s[btretling BON 0taceoonielt
iseiponnen iperoen foilnte, aber Der
laonig 5er0inano bie glnltrengalngen
| Der 9laiierten pereiteln rloge. Ser
@erri6er lei Der geriebenlte Golitifer
Iollf Dem golfon nno eftTdieoelt
InelIidfreunolicb eeii1nt. 9lu1 babe
ct eroBe 9eiibungen in l1ngarm 81,
er natiirli6 1tidt berlieren ipolle. sSil-
eetreff BON @riebenIaflo ntto 9tullld-
MEN iogte Der ertpdbtlte Soitrnaliii (.
! Ser griediIfe Yrenlier gerli5elos
lpia BEN &rieg. aber er ipeiB nidt,
mic nett er iid} auf oas Seer perlol=
len fonn. Ser @eneralitab iii ll1il-
lid nit Dem &onig GonItalltin gegen
Elm frieeeriides 9lbenteuer, oeiien
ausgang u1iiher lit. 9fundnicn
miro ihmerlih gum gingreifen nui
Ger Seite Der 9f1iierten slt betpesel
iein, oenn es meiB MIR 5u gut, bai
les nit Ieiner ltnabbangigfeit porbe;
ltp1re, nenn &onitantinopel rno 6ie
tgaroanellen in ben 8eIis MuBInnos
lfpnlmen Iollteit. I"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-09-03

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geranmt.
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nnb Der @rense siriifseorangt.
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hereto lei bon ben Oeiterrei-
djern atrGmmt.
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Momiral bDn Sirpit bemuadit
smriidtreten iuir6.
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9enldDlan6 eefeiert.
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init Der Siirfei nnterseidnet
baben.
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biiion bes srie6enspertrages
uon Infarelt geiuillist babem.