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Evening star., 1915-01-16
LOCAL MENTION.
Misht Optimism

The sun was hid day after day
the lowering clouds were dark
and gray. the world was full OF
gloom; the people seemed de-
pressed and sad. and looked as
though they'd give a scad, to
slumber in the tomb. Here's
where" l said, my cheer-up
creed will heal the hearts that
ache and bleed. and make the peo-
pie gay" and so blithely stopped
my friends, and said, Don't mind
the sky that bends above us, grim
and gray Dost recollect the
poets lines? Behind the clouds
the sun still Shines or words to
that effect: remember that when
up you glance, remember that and
sing and dance-don't let your
joy be wrecked Ny friends re-
Piled. Come off your perch; a
weary guy would need to search
a million books of PONIES to find
a comfort for his soul as through
this land of doom and dole all
dismally he roams. The sun may
shine behind the clouds, but that
won't help the human crowds
it ought to shine outside; we have
no use for any orb that lets us
suffer and absorb this moisture
through the hide ! find a weary
work indeed to promulgate my
sunshine creed. so calloused are
mems hearts; they don't respond
to joyous tones, but greet my
words with siehs and groans, and
cuss bv fits and starts.
WALT MASON.
Evening star., 1915-01-16
Damage Done by Small Fires.

Fire of unknown origin occurred in
shed on the premises of Howard JEFF
'erson, 1915 9th street northwest, last
night about IL .o'clack, Jefferson's auto
mobile was damaged about 500. A
shed on the adjoining property also
was damaged SIS.
lighted match dropped in a closet
at the house of Robert II. Love, 1403
Rhode Island avenue northwest, yes
!erday afternoon started a fire that
alarmed occupants of the house. About
$50 damage resulted.
Evening star., 1915-01-16
HALL FOR
EVANGELIST SUNDAY
Stage Seats Being Reinforced to Com
ply With Building
Regulations.

WorkInen have commenced remodel
ing certain portions of Convention Hall
i'll preparation for the single appear
ance Monday afternoon of Evangelist
Billy Sunday The stage will be en-
larged to hold the Sunday party. the
big choir of $50, diplomats and other
specially invited guests. These seats
must, according to the laws of the Dis
trict, be bolted together in a certain
manner. and it is this matter that is
largely causing the rush of work at the
last minute.
The raised platform from which the
evangelist will speak is similar to the
one used by him in Philadelphia The
congressional section will be placed i'm
mediately in front Of the stage. Here
seats reserved for ministers and the
press also will be located.
$4,000 Applicants for 5000 Seats.
Approximately $4,000 persons have in
dicated their desire to hear Sunday
preach on this single appearance here,
and members of the committee on ar
rangements are of the opinion that no
other man living could draw with
purely religious message a multitude as
big as the one which. were it possible
to accommodate them, would listen to
him Monday. Four members of Presi-
dent Wilson's cabinet have announced
their intention to be present.
Morris Hacker. building inspector of
the District Of Columbia. has announced
that the audience which is to listen to
Sunday must be limited to 5000.
Planned First for 5000 Seats.
Although the committee on arrange
ments had planned to take care of a
crowd of 5000, this ruling does not
mean that a thousand ticket holders
will lose chance to hear Sunday. for
the ruling was made known to those
in charge of the distribution in time to
prevent the issuance of the remaining
thousand seats.
Five thousand. therefore. is the num-
ber sent out from headquarters in the
Y. NJ. c. A. building, and while the
earlier comers will get the better seats,
there will be no crowd of disappointed
ticket holders failing to get in.
Evening star., 1915-01-16
Negroes in the Military Service.
To the Editor of The Star:

To the Editor of The Star:
In the communication of A. N. Seip
giving an earlier date for the service
of colored troops in the military service
than that cited in Sundays article on
the battle of New Orleans a hundred
years ago he quotes from Bancroft's
History that in 1916 free negroes stood
in the ranks beside white men. etc.
This cannot be denied. but, as far as
l have been able to learn, they were
there as individuals. not in separate
organizations, as at New Orleans.
Judging from some of the muster rolls,
where the word negro" appears with
their names, there were not many such
in the service, though the law was 81
lent as to color.
JAMES CROGGON.
Evening star., 1915-01-16
Swimmers Enroll in Club.

Several new members have been en-
rolled in the National Swimming Club.
which is being formed here, with head
quarters at 203 1 street northwest. II
is believed that by the time warm
weather arrives the outdoor section
will be well organized: The Washing
ton Swimming Club is arranging to
join as Il body.
Evening star., 1915-01-16
Tracing Paper. Schmidt, 1921 18th st.


White Potatoes Ice PIX; Onions, zoe;
lbs Evap. Peaches, 25c; Seeded Raj
sins, &c: Evap. Apricots. 12c; cans
Corn, CSC; 4 large cans Tomatoes. 25c;
cans Peas, 25c; 3 cans Asparagus. soc: ::
Macaroni or Spaghetti. &c; Borax
Soap, 25c; 3 lbs. Starch, 10c: 10 lbs.
Washing Soda. 1Oc: Peerless Milk, small,
for 10c; large. TIC: Hams, 16c: Bacon.
zoe; Peanut Butter 1Oc: Norway Mack
ereI. nc and 1Oc; Wonder Coffee. zoe.
1888 NJ st. NV. and all the j. r. D..
Pyles Stores.
Evening star., 1915-01-16
Asks Receiver for Majestic Theater.

Dissolution of partnership and the ap-
pointment of a receiver for the Majestic
Theater are asked in a petition filed in
the District Supreme Court by Thomas
Reynolds against Eurnie 1. Wood.
Through Attorneys Martin ]. Mcnamara
and r. c. J.. Moncure, the plaintiff says
he was to manage the enterprise for a
salary and half the profits. During his
temporary absence from the city, he de-
clares, his partner placed another in the
position of manager and forcibly elected
him when he attempted to assert his
rights
Evening star., 1915-01-16
New Flag for Union Station.

William B. Cushing Camp, Sons of
Veterans. has arranged to place
"band-new" American flag over the
fagpole at Union station. in response
to complaint made by Minter P. Key,
a Confederate veteran, of 225 E street
northeast. that the flag which has
heretofore flown from the pole is tat
tered
Evening star., 1915-01-16
CITY ITEMS

You'll Derive More Good From Heurfch's
BEERS than from any other malt and
hop beverages. The highest in tonic
virtues-also Americas purest, Oldest.
doz. Maerzen or Senate, $1.75 hager.
$1.50). Bottle rebate, SOC. Tel. w. 1900.
Evening star., 1915-01-16
SAYS SPIRIT OF TIMES
is RESPONSIBLE FOR WAR
Mrs. Vance Cheney Lectures on "The
New Patriotism" Before the
Congressional Club.

The spirit of the times is RESPONSE
BILE for the European war and not any
one nation or any three nations, ac-
cording to Mrs. Vance Cheney, who de-
livered lecture on '"The New Patriot
ism" before the Congressional Club
yesterday afternoon. Mrs. Fletcher re-
ceived, assisted by Mrs. Lloyd and Mrs.
Padgett. Mrs. Clark of Florida and
Mrs. Bulkley of Ohio presided at the
tea table.
'Materialism, greed for money, power
and territory are the causes of the
war; declared Mrs. Cheney. This
same spirit exists in America as we'll
as in Europe"
The speaker reviewed the history of
the world. tending to show that all en-
pires have fallen through materialism
and dissipation. Mrs. Cheney would
have applied psychology-self-kn knowl-
edge. self-respect and self-trust-
taught in all schools as fundamental
Spiritualism, the opposite of material
ism. is to be reached through the study
of psychology. she declared.
Age of Sham and Delusion.
THE New Patriotism would be
nothing more or less than return to
the primitive teachings of Christ. a re-
vival of early Christianity.
I'VE are now living in an age of
sham and delusion," she said. "War
cannot be ended until mankind has
learned that the spiritual life is the
practical life: The whole world will
suffer until we learn the first principles
Of the Golden Rule and live UP to
them" Mrs. Cheney called the war not
only crime of the nations involved,
but collective crime Of Christen-
DOM"
Evening star., 1915-01-16

.or. East Capitol ne. is the most con-
'enient place for residents near Lincoln
Park TO leave their household wants for
in The Star. One cent word
q day is all that it costs for Lost and
round, Sale Miscellaneous, Rooms for
Rent and Help and Situations Wanted.
Evening star., 1915-01-16
Age of Sham and Delusion.

Morse's Pharmacy, 1904 l. St,
is Star Want Ad branch. where Stu
ations and Help Wanted, Rent Rooms.
Sale Miscellaneous and other little
Want Ads may be left for The Star.
penny word a day is all it costs for
these Star Want Ads
Evening star., 1915-01-16

If In a Hurry. Call NJ. 1905.
Anything in Groceries and Wines. De-
liveries to all sections Special, Rob-
ertson's Scotch Jams. 25c a jar. James
D. Donnelly, 14O6 Eye st. NV.
Evening star., 1915-01-16

When Small Arranges the Flowers
for dinners pleasing results are certain
'. I'll. Small & Sons, 10th & H, Washing
advertisement.
Evening star., 1915-01-16

See to Roofs Before More Storms Come.
Eisinger's have best prepared Roofing
and Shingles. Prices right. 2109 7th n. W.
Evening star., 1915-01-16

Phone Your Want Ad to The Star.
Main 2440.
Evening star., 1915-01-16
DEATH OF JESSE HARRIS,
RESULTOF BLOW ON HEAD
Fatal Termination of Row Between
Two Colored Men Employed
in Stable.

Jesse Harris. colored, died at Emer-
gency Hospital about 1 o'clock this
morning as a result of an injury he re-
ceived about o'clock yesterday morn
ing during a row In r. M. Perry's sta
BILE. rear 900 1st street northwest,
where he was employed
Howard Moore, another .colored man
employed in the stable, is alleged to
have struck Harris on the head with a
pitchfork. Harris thought he had been
only slightly wounded and refused to
go to a hospital. Later in the day,
however, he became worse and was
taken to Emergency Hospital.
Moore Makes Escape.
A warrant charging Moore with as
sault was obtained from the clerk Of
Police Court yesterday. The police of
the sixth precinct made futile search
for him. 1t was not until late last
night that the police learned of the
serious condition of Harris, and then
Detectives Vermillion and Hewlett par
ticipated in the investigation.
The police learned that Moore had
been employed on river steamer and
were told that he lived at Rock Point,
Charles county, Md, before he came to
this city.
Coroner Nevitt will hold an inquest
over Harris body to have a jury fix the
responsibility for his death.
Evening star., 1915-01-16

Money to loan at and SO on real estate
Frank T. Rawlings Co. 1425 N. Y. ava
Advertisement.
Evening star., 1915-01-16

v!-g:nfa -heater That's all
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-11-16
Mnsgerdnnu,

gint mar bas 9era bon Slid unb
WDnne trunfen,
Gs perlte bell bes 2ebens aplbener
S4aum!
Stun lit bos bolbe 3auberretd Der=
funfen
unb ausgetrGumt Der @eele LANCER
Sraum.
Wie batte iis 10 ftarf unb treu esrisr.
'gen,
SIM &inDeralauben an ibr Iunees
Slid!
Nun idbgpeben lautlos bic @rinnerunz
gen
Sns Ddmmerlanb Der 8iiiteaeit auz
Wtii nus Der Jerne brinst pie beibes
5liiftern
Das Slgenbeho in bas 9era bin~
Elm;
Dergilbte 8lGtter rafneln leis unb
fniftern,
alnb fladernb fpielt bsr Glamme biifs
rer Shein.
'@erfunten, ad perbliben uno perfume
gen!
Der Maientraum ftbrt ME ins 9era
5uriid!
Muf irren planten Der Grinneruns
gen
Sreibt beimatlos bic Sebnfu9t nod
benz Slid.
Mie leifes Weinen 5ittert es I'm .3im=
mer,
Gin Seufser hau4t in bic erloidene
Slut;
ODD aus Der Mdbdenausen feudtem
Shimmer
Strablt bpffnunssfern Der Sustnb
ep'eer Mut.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-11-16

gerlarst Dinmanten. alte Cobb
ano Silber1aden. @aliam 81, Gapurrp,
Snipelier; 519 OitS5ouitpn ctr. 2onis
8opf @3ore.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-11-16
Der Sduf.
Sat cine Mnrbsri didte Ban ~
9ambre9t.

Sd mDdts biefe gefdidte I'm berH
bunfelter 3immer lefen, aber fe III
am bellidten Gage sefdeben.
@s 1T Elm fleines gafe an Der gde
elmer Strabe IN 5omburs. Man fagt,
elm bdnifder R5nis babe fdon barin
Dertebrt. DOrt faBen alfo Jrembt
ober nnbere Menfden, fdIiirften &affe
ober See, es NOR tsin .Mfternoon tea,
benn Is perfebrten bier feline Mutomo=
bilbsrriHaften, auBer einem bdni=
fhen 4Dnig- Do9 bas mn neben=
bel. Die 9uuptiade mar, bob man,
tpenn man Slid batte, einen ssenfter@
plas betam unb na9 benz ppmp0ien
Gafe %ienfeits her Strabe nit ben pies
len SpiegeIfheiben unb ben bielen
Rellnern unb ben tpenisen @Gff.n bin=
uberfeben fonnts.
Dor bitfen Spieeelf9eiben belt
nun fhpn cine Weile Elm nitblides
ponpfubrtperf. Dos fdottifde gGul=
den nit tpeiBer Mdbne unb S1abel=
l~enfarbe. Die rote Seine. bas braun-
semaferte Wdgeldsn unb einen Sit
fir atpeie. l1nb - einen - Gib -
fir Sfpeie Cine gauge Sbnre. Gin
@ebidt BON gi6enborff. Dber elm
einatter BON Gtrinbberg. Muf bie-
fem SIP fir aiptie bingtn bic 9fide
Der Gremben unb anberer Menfhen
feff. Wan fpnnte iid nint mshr 1ps~
reiben. Man fibite fi1 bon elmer
inneren Grieudtung anaetrieben. uuf
bitfen Sibpnnft bfn3uffarrtn. Mnn
fibIte fih NIT Der Gabe beg atptit.n
@efidts inuminiert. Mnn tpurbe aurn
Oihter bon 2riminnlromanen. 10
man fragte gernbtau ben Ober, tpern
bos poHDfuhrfperf ge96re.
.gineut befnu1ten MettsnnunIt..
limb Ct 5tpinterte NIT ben Muaeri.
Damn nber gefbdb mod etipas, mas
bic GGfte aus benz fleinen gdfe, no
Elm bdnifder R5nig Dtrtehrt hattie, urs
terbtelt. Gine Dfpfbfs raifelie Dor.
Dor bas tIeine gofe. ltnb gena1 benz
ponnfubriptrf bes fltintn M<6tsar&
ipolts gegeniber, 6itIt bort unb
itpnrtete. Bad elmer Weite Iorqie Elm
9errenorju NIT bl~du6sfldfxt Mon<
f@ette aus BEN WdSenf6Iaq, Sffuste.
ainb Elm f9moIsr G<Tt fDto1a 6efors.
@arttte Elm boar @etuubens Dam,
trnt e. fnpeH In boa feline Gofe.
Drauben belt nod BIZ Oro}E1fs. n
Jn biefem Augenblid iDurhe EN-
fleineS runbes NorrnprtiS4Hsn am
Jeniter frei, unS BET eiutretenbe
fHmof 6err febte- fd. boran. 81
eriff baifis in bic BruHtofde, Ieate Die
Brieftnf4e Dor fi4 bin. fud5ts, tilia.
Mls Der Ober bernntrat, beteGte er
fur3, issfe fdon bas @elb bin. limb
belt nun Elm S9riftffiid in ber 6onb.
Cine frembe Dame nit einem Qoranon
meinte fliifernb. es fei elm Brief.
Brit bieiem griefe betrua Der
fdmale 9err fih febr auffGaig. Gr
5erfniilte i'm In Der 6dnb, aldttete
ibn fDieber, fubr fih iiber bic Miaen,
tranf boitig. mart fpdbenbe glide
mad benz ponnfubrtperf. unb 3ulebt
hielfen IS bic Gremhen unb onbere
Wenfden niht mebr aus, unb fe
fragten ben Ober, tper Der idmale
9err NIT benz a~uffdIisen Brief fei.
Gin befonnttr RehtsanipnIt." llnb
CT atpinterte NIT ben Mussn.
Danod fonntsn alle Wenfden in
benz fleinen Cote, In benz Elm bdni{1er
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fuie mir bier I'M 8aiierminfeI. adr
bier mar ih 10 gIiidlib bis beli-
tigen cages. Mlues mollte ib Cir an
Den Mugen obieben Dor Iailfcr Gdns
mo. Slid = 10 ibon mars -
Srdnen Iagen in ibreb Stimme.
@S mar elm @eild)en fill smiidlen
linen. 9ann logte er gutmiitia:
49sa, 10 Idon ions ia oild) bleiben.
8as bait Gu benn pieoer fiir Gau-
pen i'm aopf2 @as tpiait On oenu
eigentlid, Mlltterhen? &irit bod,
teine angit Dor Dem fIeinen 8ipp-
lter5 oa oriiben Daben? Dab err
MIDI benin Sdlafittden nimmt uno
init mir in ben Ibaruno idtpirnmt2
Sobabal"
"a G~ortiebuns folet.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-11-16

g. 8. Gpsar & Spm, Bicpcle@ 8eperae
faren uIS1 5upplies; neae uno gebrau6te
Bicpcles. ~217 Nbel9.
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Sic fiibr eridrofen 5uiammen uno

sic flibr erld)rofen 5ilammen unf
ltri6 begiitigeno iiber feline Sarb.
ugeein, @ater> 10 bob id)s nift &c.
meint. go i'd jest INNER 10 gliif-
lid bin uno mid 10 freue uno Cir
alles Sicbe antun mobte."
so IeiO ibr Sralten5immer nnil,,"
flurrte er, nur balb beidnftiet. vIo
lolte man nm INNER 10 binooien.
INNER oaslelbe taeaus tageill inllncr
oieielbe Sretmiible, uno olles mas
einem i'm aopf ifapirrt, oos iolte
man umbringeu uno einfangerl. bis
man Damn ihlieblid 10 iadlte eino0it
bel ieinem TfennigsgIiif.~
nYfennigsgliid? ga, tpas fir Elm
@liid fonnterl mir Dem. ucd
@erm man leinen Jrie-
Den bot uno oas, mas man braudt,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-11-16

Stonmeifter (3u einem @pnntogsz
retter): sd lam Sbnen nur aum
.Sbpheus" raten, bos lit fpirtlid elm
frommes Sier."
.ObDheus BIN. bas ipar bod Der
aIte 0riede. Der erft nad 70 pielen
Jrrfabrten mad 9nufe lam -"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-11-16
Samen uno Weaiigelfntrer.

5rc6 staffcI, 3t9 Oft : gon,merc,
Ctr. 9eu, 8etreibe, 8nrten< unb SeIbia.
men, WefliigeIfuttcr. Sirfnbntoren.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-11-16

Sir bartbgeidneiberte Nri5iige bon sa~
rantiertem Stoff uno genauem Weab, crit
fIafi9 in leber 8e5iebufg, gu $500
auffpdrts, 9oien bon $500 ~nnftpdris.
gebt al u. Niebner, 215 Glib Iamo ct.
grodett 4498. MHe Mepnraturz Irbeiter
5 prompt ausaefiihrt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-11-16
NeaeniMirmc.

Hesenidirme auf 8eitenline gsmadt.
500 Stid neue al perfanfen fir SOC
a1iftpdrts; 9eatiiber5ogene SOC mlftD.
Sir falfen eebrailbte NdbmoiGinen, 2nz
oentifde, &R9ale, @Iasfdlten, 9nnOs
iDerfs5eug, Nai6inerie, giien. Eatert~
Mo6ele bergrfteIt. 8ir reparieren uub
fabri5eren irsenb ctipas. 315 Sftsgoms
merce ctr.
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4eidb1fte=2nlenoe
QltumimaS Mmb Redte.

MlaHtp Sent & Mpning gn. &m. 2B=
rensen, @i9eutiiaaer @He- nHfere @aaret1
babeu pones @etuiht unb WtdB, paReno
fir Stanbarb<@ rDben. 215 Mbe. 8.
EeIephen grodett 1858.
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@ptels.
HOTEL ALAMO

1926 MIar1o RIn5a -bibid m0blierte
refine 3imrner. Soc, z5c 81 per Sae;
$3.50 unb d~ufndrts per @o6e. 3imuer
nit 2 8etten $500 PET 8ode. Gltes
Selepbon Grodett e5S.
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Ops; nmo II ohte.

@ir baIten bic bette Sto5le unO bas
bette 8renmbol5. &robiert uns. 0Iase
Wppb & Gpal Gp. grodett 6053. Scenes
Sci. 1911.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-11-16
H EICHTEEN HOTEL

800 Sib=Mamp Gtr. grittlaIige 3iuss
mer nnb Gefoitigung $1.25 per Sag; SIS
per ISOLDE. 3imu,ar $3.50 per @oase,
gab fret. 9feiienbet ertpiinidt.
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YMfmadbersn u. Ymbmaren
Wif g. g1bneioer s. 3d.,
214 Gft> gommerce Strnbe.
FRITZ REUTER-

III Cameron Ctr, MutompbiI : @eparaz
tnreu, SrpacetbLene : Sdpeibuug, Irs
beiteu am NnfabrtsS uno g~nt5iiubungsS
Ipparat. grodett 1925.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1915-08-26

5pet - l1ntergingen, ulletn menn frog
Der 8efobr, trob Der &ebren oielcS
ariege8, Qmerifaner 9euti6lmto &C.
ruoe3u berou8for0ern unO anideinenO
0ornlf berieiien iino, tbr &eben britt.
iben Otunition8i6iffen Ieihtitnnigar
8eiIe on5uDertrauen, ltott omerttant'
Ide ODER nelttrale S6tffe 81 berutBen,
70 lit tbnen De0er 81 raten nod 8u
belfen.
@rfrel1Iid) lit e8 0orrnt, 0aB 8. s.
8rpan geraoe oieieu Bunft bel Der 8e.
ipredung OeS o&rabics6alleS" ber'
nltsgegritien lmb in Dieier 8e5iebung
3ugIei6 oentNetipnulfonbeut in SaG
Sranciscu elm Ueroientcs Sob ansges
iprOden bat. SSn etnem perl0nltb bon
ibm ltnter3ei6neten &ufiaB III lelnenI
yGommoner" i6retbt er n0rtltf:
Ser 9eutI6amerifanii6e gtattC.
nulbun0 bat auf ieiner letter 8onoen'
tion in Sun 6rQnciSco 0rrh Die be-
Dieiene 8eiSbeit lmo OtaBigung oa$
in ibn geiebte Uffentli6e Gertrm1en
gereftfertigt. IS mar porauS9eIaQt
mor0eu, ouB Die ReIolutionen 0en
FrQit0enten 8ilion ltreng Oeroammen
miiroen; itatt oeiIen boben Die Otit.
glieoer oe5 8unoes lid 0omit be-
gRilgt, gerpiiie Frin3ipien CUR 9tidt-
ihnur fir n0ti8e WtaBregeln 0e5&Ons
greIeS 81 0efinieren. 3te Vtttglieoer
De8 8un0eS itn0 beionoers Oesbolb 3lt
begIiidpiinihen bob iie fir cine &c.
iebgebung eintreten, Delbe ben 0Eais
lagier6ierit uuf Wtunttton8oanlpfern
perbieten ioQ.
oOie8 lit niht MIR reht uno btlltg,
ionoern auh ou8fiibrbor. 0aS amcs
rifaniihe 8oIf miro prattiih einitims
mig binter einem Iolhen 8orihlog it2-
ben. ..... 8ir bQben ubIolut feline
&erpfli6tl1ng, Die 2Iblieierltng bon
aonterbonoe 8u lihern. &er 8uffen
unO0tluition fauft, nluB ieglide8 Gis
iito be3iiglid) 0c5 Gron8porte8 uo6
friegfiibrenoen 20noern iibernebmen.
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