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The Lamar register., 1915-05-05

The war in Europe is likely to teach
the Europeans the value of corn meal
as human food. The demand for it
has already boosted the price of corn
in the American markets, and it is
likely to boost it still higher. This is
unfortunate for the domestic con-
sumers of corn bread and boiled mush
but there will be compensations. After
the war is over the Europeans who
have eaten corn will continue to eat
it, and the fields of waving corn on
the American farms will be transform
ed into gold mines. The yellow ker-
nels will CLINT with the real luster of
wealth. But even though corn meal
is dearer than it was a few weeks ago
it is still cheaper than wheat flour.
Necessity may teach some Americans
that they can reduce the cost Of liv-
ing, even now, by using more corn
meal And that will be another form
in which the compensation will mani
fest itself.
The Lamar register., 1915-05-05
PROwERs COUNTY ON MAP
Granada High School Runner Brings
Back One of the Silver Cups
From Colorado Springs

Ernest Allison, the Granada high
school long distance runner, put
Prowers county on the map in state
high school track meets last Saturday
by simply running away with the
mile running race. He beat his COM
petitors so far they seemed to be left
standing still. After this hard run
he again tried for the half mile and
scored third place in a close finish
in that event. He added the silver
cup for the mile run to the Granada
cup collection, and is entitled to high
praise for his fine work. He scored
six points for his town and as only
one man, Roderick, the state cham
pion, scored over ten points his work
was undoubtedly of the highest class.
The Lamar register., 1915-05-05
DAY OF RECKONING
Careless Legislation Bringing Its
Burden of Woe to the Admins
tration

The legislative history of two
years of democratic rule was COM
pleted March 4. Those two years have
been marked by one Of the most active
periods of law making this country
has ever seen. With House ready
and able to execute his DEGREES down
to the last word and with a working
majority Of the Senate, President
Wilson took the oath Of Office March
"A, 1913. With prophetic eagerness he
summoned congress in extra session a
month later With the exception of
six weeks of respite last fall the
party machinery has been in operation
ever since, grinding out experimental
laws that affect every phase of our
social and commercial life.
What does a study Of that record
show?
It discloses the fact that during
that time the democratic congress has
enacted and the democratic president
has signed more crude, imperfect and
nugatory laws than ever were written
during the same length of time by any
American congress. 1t furnishes an
indictment of haste and lack Of legis
lative intelligence that is bound TO be
humiliating to the party responsible.
That there has been a tremendous
quantity Of legislation cannot be de-
MED. More than four hundred public
laws have been placed upon the stat
ute books by the democrats since they
came into power. These are designed
public" because they appropriate
money for general purposes or affect
general law. In addition to these,
hundreds of private bills have been
passed.
Those who closely observed the
methods Of Legislation used by the
democratic majority are not surprised
at the faulty results. The present
administration has been admittedly
notable, even notorious, for its steam
roller short cuts in enacting laws.
Every important bill passed has been
put through with small consideration
beyond that of party experience. As
soon as the President proposed law,
then the caucus approved it, the ma
jority rushed it through committees
and back to the President for his sig
Inature-all with as little debate as
possible and under the iron clad spec
ial rules that permitted no chance for
intelligent consideration or amend
ment.
II is conceivable that a few bills
might be put through a Legislative
body in this way and emerge in per-
feet form. But to use such methods
lindiscriminately as the democratic
congress has done, is practically to
insure the enactment of laws which
future congresses must either repeal
or spend many weeks to amend. This
lis the task which democratic haste
and lustful use Of powerful major
ity has created for future congresses.
Specific examples Of laundering will
not be enumerated in this article. 1t
is enough at present to make the gen
eral statement that the democratic
party has "sown a wind of legislation
and is reaping a whirlwind of mis-
takes" Future articles will appear
that will show in detail the various in
stances of laundering, careless, draft
ing of bills that finally went on the
statute books without correction.
The Lamar register., 1915-05-05

The Democratic National Convention
pledged its presidential candidate to
the principle of one term. This is
one pledge the republicans will aid
them in fulfilling.
The Lamar register., 1915-05-05
May

Around him were the British,
Beside him were the French.
He though of Piccadilly,
He thought of Leicester Square,
And he ducked and let connonball
Go whizzing through his hair.
H.
The soldier of the Allies
Had notions of his own;
He didn't give a whoop outdoors
For anybody's throne.
He'd battled since October
In pleasant times and rough,
And it struck him in a quiet way
He'd shot around enough.
III.
A soldier hard beside him
Sat down a bit to rest;
They often talked of this and that,
Except when matters pressed.
81 wonder how much longer"
The other soldier said,
And watched German aeroplane
That circled overhead.
".
The soldier Of the Allies
Looked very, very wise;
A quizzical expression swept
The corners of his eyes.
you tell me why we're fighting"
He said unto his friend,
"And III be glad TO tell you when
The blooming thing will end"
May gets its name from the Latin
majores (the elders) exactly as June
gets its name from juniores (the
younger.) The Roman people were
divided into these two classificatiOns
by Romulus, it being the duty of the
elders to maintain the republic in
council and that of the young men to
maintain it with arms. Thus came the
custom Of the old men declaring war
and the young men going out and get
ting killed in it. A great many of
the Romans felt at the time that the
men who were going to be killed ought
to have the privilege of saying wheth-
er there would be war or not, and it
was finally decided to have a battle
in which it would be determined who
were better able to do the empires
fighting. This battle, which was fought
upon the Campus Martius, was one of
the greatest hoaxes ever foisted upon
guileless youth. The old men made
only a show of fighting, and when the
battle began to warm up they blithely
beat it for Rome. The young men
were too jubilant over their victory to
realize that they were the victims of n
plot, nor did they ever quite realize
it until Rome went to war and they
got to thinking it over in foreign pris-
ons. Caesar considered that great
wrong had been done the young men,
and he did his utmost to right it. He
also made the point that Rome suffer-
ed doubly by sending the young men
to the front, first because the old men
were much craftier fighters, and sec
ond because the empire could much
easier spare them. This occasioned a
tremendous debate in the Forum, and
great feeling arose. Brutus, Casca
and others of he elders, seeing that the
debate was going against them and
that the custom probably would be
altered, laid for Caesar when he came
out to his lunch and assissinated him.
Thus fell Caesar, and thus fell with
him every young man who has since
died the front.
The festive calf will sniff the breeze
And turn a somersault for Spring,
And birds in forty-seven keys
Will try to make the welkin ring.
The hopeful angler will resume
Where last the fish were known to
bite,
The smell of painting will perfume
The dreamy areas of night,
The boy before the soda fount
Will mix dozen drinks at once
The happy farmer will recount
His newest scientific stunts
The Lamar register., 1915-05-05

The ficker's merry rat-a-tat
Will fill the morn another year,
And Maude will wear cheesebox hat
Hung ralxing over one pink ear.
The Lamar register., 1915-05-05

iently for the influence of this sign
on the Mexicans, and if he isn't mis-
taken they will finally reward our
watchful waiting. The moon will be
full on the 28th.
Then June will come, a time apart,
With Cupid for her crony
And none of us will have the heart
To mention alimony
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Mbfbieb
Rabm seitern v. Clifford Stinfle
ale IitslieS Der 8siunbbeitS.
beboroe.

am fcgHmenSen GnHitaa Idliit Der
4ntstermin pou Serrh u. @liioro
Gbinfle als 9litgIieo Der itdbtiid,en
@siim6beitsbeborSe al uno Serr
ShmfIe perabidaebete iid eeleentlib
Der gsitrigen Sielmg Der @eb6rSe of.
fi5iea Don ieinciH &ollegen iulo ben
@eamtcn bcs SeiimobeitsanrS. CT
tpurSe Eel oieier 9cIe5eilbcit Don oeiI
@enuten nit einem 8ouauet prat,ti.
ger Rcier beiferft, eine Gbrung, Die
i'm tief erariff.
gui gnpieblirng oes Geiilnobeits.
be1ntcn Gr. SanSis ipiiroe g9illiam
Gang aIs sliiiitent i'm Saboratorinm
nit einem @onatsgebalt bon $50 an.
geileqt unS sos @cbalt oes SiIfs.
ianitdtsinipeftors 8. u. Sbuep ipur.
De nit SuitirunHins Der GipiIoieHit.
beb1rSc non $1,000 alif $500 pro
rsnbr erbobt.
GcnitGtsmipettor Joliom tpuroe
angepieien, gerihtlih aegen bent Ga.
trinemeinieer ssobn gruit por5nse.
len, Der fiir5Iid cine @eiuiglug an
Ser Columbia gloerue in aiBer.
croentlih na6ldiiiger @eiie borge.
ncHmen bat.
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Die fisrbli9e 5Hle BON Germ
4usuft 6. Be DIT, Der isiVe1i 4ns
seborigen unb 5ablrei6en Srelnbeu
bur6 ben uner6ittlidsnSob in 10 iGbsr
Weife entriiisn iporben lit. tptrb ben
lauternben Gldmmen iiGerge6en ipers
ben. Die 2eifenfeisr i'm 5tauerbauie
Ro. $50 Mlab Sirabe iuiro am Jrsi,
tag Jaa9mittas um 2 lbr ftdtifinben,
iDorauf um brei llbr i'm &rematoriuM
Die Gindf4eruHs erfolst.
Serrn unb ;5rau 30. Quten
riet 3 pon yo. 2642 geaeDue Qpsnus
sinssn gslegentli9 ibr.s soIOensn Gbss
iubildums, bas lie am Disnitag BE-.
gingen, bon alien Ssiten bic ber5li9s
fen @liitDiiride auf miiHbIi9em,
f6rfftli4em uno au6 auf .elesrapbis
idem Wsge 5u unb auberbsm DurDe
oas gr.iie Gbepaur bur9 Oisle iperths
Dolle GeIfsnte all .isinem gbrcntags
srfreut. gu einsm prd6tigsn GrfoIge
seitaItets Ii4 bic iinnig. Gsier, bic gu
Gbrsn BON 6errn unb Srau autsn.
ristb Jrau DR.. z 3. 70 o 0 b uHb SRI.
aorette 5eIs Dsranitdltet bait
ten.
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lumbia Bride bas 11Htraut gu entfers
nen unb perfprad ben MGnnern So
ben Gag. gr CAB fih fir einen 9eos
meter aus unb sr3dbIte, bab er fur
ben aontraftor Der neuen Columbia
Bride bef6dftiet purbe. gr itieg i'm
De2lr#onb 9otel ab, iteate un5dbligs
ipertbloie G6eds aus unb rerbuftete.
0oraeItern fam sr na6 Samiltcn 5us
rid uno fiel Der Boli3ei in bic Sdns
be. gr 6etannte iid bss S6ninoels
fir idulbiq unO eeitano, Oub er nab
renb Ieiner QbDeienbeit cine Qu5aa
fpertblofer Sheds in &i6monb unb
gletp Cattle, Snb., goungstopn uno
Cincinnati ausiteqte unb 8elb oaflir
erbielt. Die 6ppe Drug GO. unO Der
@irt6 Clarence Repnolos ba6en cine
9lnSa6l Der lpertbloien gfeds in 6ins
ben. Der gerbaftste itammt aus De-
trpit, Uli6., no er fsiner 3eit aus
Der Nreimaurer Goge ausgeiAloiien
purbe. gr itslte fi6 bier als Qnges
itellter Der Z. q. Wbite 50. Dor, u6er
pon einer Iolher Sirmd III hier niGts
befunnt. gr mub jebt i'm Wunt5ipals
aeridlt iDegen 9srdusga6ung perthloS
Ter Gbeds elm 9erh0r beitsben. Seine
pbotograpbis puroe ssftern bier DON
cem 9olissi 0epartement genommen.
Die friibere 9eimitdtt. bon
isrant I. 8lad puroe pOraeItern ron
aouis Grim fir $4,000 tdufLi6 err
iporber.
- Ginbrster 5ertriimmerten OOrs
eeitsrn Q6enb cine grobe S6ei6e in
bem feniter Der SamiltOn Glectrit
Co., SO. 354 6iob Strabe obne 8eus
te Su Iidern. Sie nuroen uugsns
f1einli6 burh ben 2Grm, peIaen iis
peruriahten peri6eu4t.
- SeiratbsIdeiue: George S6ul,
50. union 5p. uno 8erru Regan, 40,
Samilton; Gluptpn W. gailen, 26,
unb 6elen 6. SebalD, q, beioe bon
U2iboletopn; Waltsr Brothers. SO,
1farbiqer, urb aatie ReOb, 81. Jars
6tae, 6eioe BON 6amilton.
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6phintereiiant
9irfte fi6 bic 1nbruussmittel.slHs.
itellnus i'm Gbsitrr Earf seitaIten.

ale an5eihsn oelten 0nrnltf bin,
hrb bic Habringsnliitel. .9Iusiteaing,
Die POM 8. glugi1t on cine @od)e inI
Gbeiter Yarf Ddbrcn piro. iid) auber.
oroeTilit, intereiinnt nio lcbrreifJ
eeitnItcn oiirfte. Mn Der 9lusiteIlIua
iocr0en iih etrpa 10 firmen Der Rab-
rlIigsmitteIbranhe betbeiIigen un6
nit Dem sIiibnu Der perlHieSensn
qicsfe uno Nnbiuons 1T tereits I'M.
Ter Der GberaniiidJt Ses iidotiiden
@oufommiiidrs George Reribigs be.
gpnTen troroen.
Gle 'in5clnen 5irmen iper6en ma.
tiirlif ihrcn StoI5 BARN ietcn, meg.
lidit biibife uno origineIIe Wduteir
miiSniiibren uno eine Der SirlHen hat
fin oen @au into bic 6inridtina ib.
res slioSEs nid)t ipeniger aIs 5000
nusgeiept. Cine nnoere 6irma piII
cine polIitdnoige Melfersi cinriften
ilnb Rdbreno Der gnIBen S1uer Der
glusIteIlimg bier Miilbfiibe auf benz
asisitellimgsplat bdbeit.
lie slusiteIIung finoet befnnmiIib
inter ben Anipijien oes it1otiid,n
Geiirnbbeitsants itntt imb Die Croft.
niuig erfoIgt ourf elm @anfett i'm
ssiIbtmis bcs Gbeiter Bari, bel ipeI-
dein @iirsermeiiter 8. o. GpiegeI.
George g)eeoOE Der am4snnSe a3rd.
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perioHalsN uti,eH.

Tsit aufri4tiser Srduer pirb in
iueiten areiisn bic &unos ooH bem
eeiteru eriolsten ablsbeH bon Grda
Sopbia 5ammeI seb. aaHtsr
pernommtn perbsn, bic i'm utter bon
73 SSabrcn Die gliisen 5iun eptgen
SaIummer ihlob. Die OabiHgeihies
benz, bersn Wisse in OiQi4en. Sdns
nopsr gsitanbsn, tam Dor nunmebr eis
rem baIbsn Sabrbuubert mad eiHtin.
natl, Das ibr Sur Speiten Setmaib
ipurbe. IN ndbsreu glHg,borigen bin.
ierlGbt bic @erepiste, bereu @dtte
vperr sSobn SammeI ibr Dor uunmebr
20 5dbren in ben 9po boraufgesans
gen III, einsn Sobn uuo Drei Z6dter.
Iofpis einen sroben Jreinbesfpeis. ben
lie ii6 I'm 2diife Der Sabre bur& ibrs
Serjensgiite unb ibre perf6HIi9e 2ies
bsnsnlrbieteit su srtperbeH setpubt
baiie. Die geeroisung finbet an
Gydmiids Hndmittag nm 2 l;br bonn
Srautrbduie, go. 1l2 Gorpine Ctr.
aus itdtt unb bic 9rauerfeier ipirr
pon Germ poiior $. 9asfner seleitet
tpsrbsn. Tis 8eiisbuns erfoIgt ouf
BEN Wins Gtrdbs gfiso5cf.
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2amsupereiH sss Stabtper6anSs.

2as gsiiblide nit bem slngeneb.
rien fuuBten seiterR 0ddylnittag Die
WtitgIieoer bes 9uulennereins oes
9er.id F.. amerifauiitlen Gtabtper.
bmo5 gelegeutlih ibrer Der.
iamTIlng 5u Derbinoen, bic IN.
ter Dem 8oriis Der Braiioentiu Jrlil
9eiIEe Sdiele in gtcitratbs Bart
itatticnb. Sros oes 9euitteridauers
am iriiben Radurittag batten iit)
oc6 20 9IHeu eingeflin6erl.
Fem SItpreliben Yereiu in Reiu
Dorf .plroen $40 fiir Die 10 ifruer
beimGeilitJteu gapobner Sitpreuberls
gcian6t. Cine ginlnouns bes 9eut.
iden 2arStpcbrpereins 81 6eiien Stii.
tiuesieit am s. gluguit IN SHADES
1roue roi,roe anqeuournnen uno 5abl.
rei6e 9etbeiligimg sugeicgt. 3ie
Yrali6entin 5rau Geiine SfieIe
ndbm @eIegenbeit, Die WfitgIieoer uilf
cas- giHoringIidIte gum geiisd Se5
8oltsfeIts Der 9eitid)en ,no Deter.
rlih.unearifden Silisseieai6ait an
fomrerloen Sarritag I'M 3oolcgiiden
Sdrteu 3u ernlabnen.
MS Gclcgatiunen gum Sta6tper.
bano ipliroen Srau Baubori, Srau
glees ino 5rau Weier errlanlt. nab.
reno OILS aranfenfoHmittee Die Sraii.
en- goiic, gefer uuo gertib iitnsiren
lper6e1.
gIIs neue Nsitslie6er ,uurben Die
fclgeItSen Oameu auigenommeu:
sSrau G. SeIt. $40. 2530 Sallteao
StraBe; 5rni gl. Seller, golerain
glpe.; 6raii 8. Serlfe, go. 1919 @lm
straBc; 6rmi Sdyulifelpih No.1909
Golerain sIpeuile; Srau 81. Sar.o.
rius, 9so. 3701 Golerain gloeniie iulb
Sraa g. sSSalSinser, gso. 2272 DO.
gen Strabe.
gta6 Der grIeoisung Der Ga.
idIite folgte ein froblid3es NG,ber.
itiinDheu, eeIegentlt6 oeiien SrcI
Reidrntb es iih ni9t ne1men lieb,
bic 0ameu INIT etrent por5iiglidjea
aaiiee Su beluirtbcn. 5ran alud uno
iReiunrItb erIlteten uobloeroieirte aH,
erfennung fiir biibihe 9ortrdge uno
aiiberoerI ulirben geineiniGaitIidl
eine slil5abI Sieber, Sariinter Die
ncieitcn oeiltiden ssriegSIieber, se.
iltngen.
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tsrrcidJfe ibrcn i3luef.

e{n itdbtiid)en Soipitnl Itar6 ge.
tern bic 26 Sabre altc ,5rau 8earl
'Serarop. Die am Sonntog 9Ibelto in
ser @obnllng fires SdJmagers, an
ser 8inepur0 unb Grentou 9loeuue,
griee Sill, cine Gn5abI Guefiilbcr.
tabIetten in ielbitmoroeriidcr 9l6fift
gcnommen bntte. 9ie ,5ruu Dnr ieit
lGnIerer Seit frdnflif, genpfcn uno
mar oaber aiber Stanbe, ibren @nt.
.cr, Der in aoiispille eine SteIllmg
lat, bortbin 3u besleiten lmo oicieS
peranIaBte iie, fur5 nuf)oem i9r
@atte ole Reiic nad) 9oiuspiae nl.
getreten, Sas @ift 81 rebmen.
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Sbuere Sranbmnnben
GrIiit seitern in mpiteriOicr @eiic
Sran Sreb. Selm.

Sdpcrc @rnn6pitn6cn erIitt ge.
Iiern Bormittng bic 26 Sabre aIte
6rdI 5reo. Sclm III ibrer 8obnuna
$50. 1909 Gin Strabe, abcr Die 80.
!i5si tonitte iotueit nod niht ale Re
ben,irit1nSe oes tra9Iid)en 8orfals
eriHitteln, ba Die 5ralL Die duberor.
oentIiA idauere 9ranoplnben oouon.
Getrdqen bat, lid, i'm Itdotii6en so.
ipital beilloet iiilo nod nifjt oerlIeb.
dHltrasfdbig lit.
iSrou Selm ruir0e bon Dem 3abIt.
ar5t George Meriih, Der feline Office
i'm poroeren SbciI oes 8ebGilbes bat.
in beullbiIoieln 3uitaube, nit
grailbipun6en be6eft, airf einent
Soia in itrer @obrrii,tg gefumSen
uno non oem Gofa ginG elm pene.
trGnter @aiolineerli6 aus, ais ob Is
nit BdioIin getrmtft iDoroen mare.
Or. Wseriid bate Raipf ats Der
Seimifen @obanlng bringen ieben
unb ipar oarn,ifbin in Die @obnlIa
geeilt. Gr ieste iofOrt Die BoIi5ei Don
Dem 8orfaa in aenntniB uno oieie
iorgte iiir bic lleberfiitring Der ger.
!etten nab oem itdotlid,en Soipital,
no ibr 3uitarlb fir 3lemli6 be6erlt.
lih erfIdrt ratroe. iSrau SeIm Be.
fGne ii6 Siu 3eit gang aaeiu in Der
8cbning, oa ibre gtttter fut6 Dor.
Eer nit benz fleinen stillb 5rau
SelHls eineu GpdSiergans angetreteH
batte.
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Wiq bic Der. Staaten Regierung fir
bas 9erienteu Der n2selunarp"
DON Dsuti6Iaub fOroern.
Der aopitGn bes 0ampfsrs gie6t gu,
bag sr bem 5auabOot gu ents
pif6en perfud)te.
Gr unb fsiH. 9eiaBung iinb oh Der
gshanbIung, bic linen geporneH,
oes 2obes poQ.
Das gaudb0ot bate an b.m betreI.
fsnbsn Gage bersits fiinf Stiffs
perIeNtt.

W a hiH9toH, y. y. %. JuI.
- RoniuI 0euuiiOn in Sunbee
S6pttlanb, bat am UtittDoh, osm
Staatgoepurtemert berthtet, bob Der
seapitdn beg am.ritaniIden 9ampfers
.Qeelanatp" uHter Gio ausgsiagt fdt,
bar er benz oeutf6en llnterieeboot gu
entpiIhen periu6te uno crit odnn ben
0dmpfer arhislt. als Oom untsriee'
boot aug, oas stipd 5fpei Useileu ents
fernt mar, spsi WurnuussI6iNs a5s
aeaebeu porhen parsu. Der Sdpitdn
srtldrts, oab er obiOlut .eine urIdde
babe fa iibsr bic 9ebauoIuug gu tss
tlagsu, bic ihm isitsns Der geiasanJ
beg bsutiheu InterissboOts aeporeer.
sm Staatsbepartsmsnt III man
uunmsbr, uadosm ale gsridte iiber
bic 5orpsoirung Der .9ssIaHap" rOr.
lieaen, namit bef9dftist cine gote on
0euti4lanb pOrsubersiten, in rpsI6:r
aui 9runS bes 9ertross spiIGeu
g1euben unO ben @srsinisten Staaten
pom Sabre 1928 cine guti6Goisung
perlangt tpsroen pirb.
gesiiglia Der WeIOuns, oaB ber
aapitdu Der .9sslanGp" periuht bu5e
su entrpiidsn, ii4 isSOa ipdter Der
8ur9iu6uHs bes 9dmpFers gefigt
babe, purSs i'm Staatsoepurtcment
5emer.t, odb laut ben SabungeH o:s
g0lterrehts Elm sSluttosriu5 geItats
tst isi uno nur pieOerboIts JIuatrers
fu6s, pesr pffsuer BireritoHo bds
gsrI.nteu zines Saifis rsdtfsrtigen
pIroen.
Gaut uidt amtli5sn 9eridten iplI
Der 9ommanoant oss oeutiden I'm
terIss6opts tsius ,2uit gebdbt hd6en,
bic Qdouna iibsr gorO perfer uno oas
Sdiff Ieins Sdbrt forteser gu IaiIsr.
pis es esr 9ertrag beg Sabrss 1928
ourI4reibt. Inter oieIen llmitGroen
bsiibt bic aeeieruns ous notfige Utas
terial nm gsnau tpie IN benz jail Der
.8iqiam g. Srpe" cine 5prberung
fir S6aSensrias unbGusis gu ma
den.
Qbetbeen, pia 2cnocR. 2S.
oSlli. ,sis bGtten uns niht bOfliter
b6dnbsln tSunsn, uIs lie getbaH bd'
BEN, mar bic eiuitimmige aniidt bes
adpitGns Delt uno Der seIummte1
gefaguns Der .2esIandrp" be5iigIih tbs
res Rencontres nit Osm beutideH uns
terieebOOte, init beFeH geiaBuns fie
S:emIi9 CUTE getanntid0ft madten,
ba ie cine Streds Don ettpd go Wleia
len on Dsf Ses Saa&baots fsi4rsn.
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Wsebrere Der beutf4en Seeleute tporeu,
ME aus ibren Wiitbeilunssn krpor.

!ple aus t9ren Uttft9etluH9eH Rrpors
ging, frii6er in Qmertta seiDeien.
Sin Wann pon Der 8eidSrng Der
~SeeldnarD" 6lieb uuf ieinen eisenen
Wuni9 al 8orb bes 3dudboots 3as
rid. gr mar elmer Der Steiparos Os5
ameritaniI6en Oumpfers, uno bu er
beuti4er llntertban mar, 5og er es Dor,
BEL ieinen Qdnbsleuten gu blei6en. itatt
Ii4 in @nglauo interntren gu Iafen.
Sn &irtpaq nurbe Elm unoerer Ste
paro, Der Iih aIs OeutI9er eHtpuppte,
prompt BON ben @nglGnoern feitgebal.
ten.
&dpitGn Oelt, Der in P6ilubelpbia
anidiiig lit, ihiloerts bas 9erienten
ieines 0dmpfers fur3 uno biinOig.
Die Sa6e ipar iebr einfa6," Iagte er,
mir bielten on, als binter un5 ber
Elm S4uB gefeuert puroe, unb Oonn
mubten mir oas Sdiff oetIaHen.
unIer Sdiff purbe tei3ofen, nit
9omten benorfen uno tOrpeoirt, aber
es ipdbrte bod aH0ertbalbStunDen, ebs
es oerientt neroen tonnt:. Die 0eut;
i4eH nabmen una bdnn on 8prb oe5
Sau46oOts u. bra6ten ms e:ne Sire
de Don etma 50 Meilen uno iujtruirten
uns iiber bic Ro'ute na4 8irtipaQ, no
mir etpa 5pOIf Stunosn TpGter eins
trafen."
Die geiaBung Der n2eeIanau"
bic aug etpa 80 WauH teitano, err
tIdrts, baB Der &Ommagoant bes I'm
terIeebpots ieinem geDauern oariiGsr
4usorud gegeben bab', oaB er &c.
5pungen isi, Ous Saiff gu OerienIen,
aber sr isi bier5u 9s3pun9en, ba es
&oRtrebanOe an 9oro babe uno er
nI4t bic 8epohn4ett bate &ontpeban-
be GaOungsn iibet goro gu nerfen,
Die ameritaner untsr9islten ii1 nit
ben beutIden Seeleuten, bic Don bem
JnbaIt Der leBten ameritaniifRn gloz
te nod tsine 2bnuHs batteu.
Die nGseldnap" mar bas Ie9itt
S4iff, bas DON oem uuterieebopt
an Dem Gage perIentt nOrocn loa,
uno io6aIo bic geiaBung Der .2ts
IanalU III ibren Ycoten uutergebradt
mar, matte lid oas SauffoOt aui
Die gerfolgung Don 3pei rpeiterea
S4Tffen.
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gebauptete rerlu6t 5u ieiu.

9ie 9etfe Der 90 Sabre alien SsIu
Rieiereper. bic iid) ooracitern i'm @e.
baubc Der gig Sour gabu. an ocr
1ritten ino Smitb Strabe. aus Sic.
bcsfummer eriho,B wirroe geitern
poa benz @nter obaebolt lnb nnb
Gunman, sSnb.. lbebuis gaeroiailng
gcbrcfjt. gSie Die GItern crtliren.
batte lire Eofter linen bereits Dor
einiger Seit mitsctbeilt, Sab iie NIT
benz GIerf Stnnlep 9ilion perIo6t iei
unb bab bic &o&seit I'M Sttpber itait.
fiuSas wiirae.
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parffonserte.

Fir Sdmitag unb Sonntag finb
ipieber je 5ipei garffoBerte nngeiest
iporSen uno Die aoiBerie nm
Samitag Ra9mittag i'm 9urnet
Woobs Bart ioipis am Sdmitdg2tbeno
i'm 9inoln Bart, gisbt bas Spmpbos
nieorheiter. pGhreHb am Sonnias
Ra6mitida Bsbsr's aapsQs i'm Chen
Bart unb am Gonntdg abeno gsbsrs
gers aapslfe i'm 5ilfou Suiloof tcns
aertirt. Die grOerdmme fiir bic psrs
f6iebenen 4on3erte iiHb ME folgt:
gurnet 80 oObs gart
Samitus Radmittas um IA llbr.
Didrih On to @ictorp" gIon
Snberture 5u rRoiamunoe" S9u6ert
Dal5sr r5erbitpsifen" Walbtsufel
Gin sSeft in arraniu.5 9emerHsmann
9ae4anale aus .Samion ct Seliia"
Saint Saens
Srompstsniolo (glussepa6lt) /.
Serb. Weib
8doinase 6erbert.
potpOurri aus YSirefip" Griml