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Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1915-01-09
CLIFFSIDE PARKS NEW COUNCIL
FELICITOUS ENDING and OPENING.
Winding up business of the 1914 ragtme giving welcome
new members and saying all things pleasantly.

Not much flourish attended the
dawning of the new year on the newly
organized Council OF Cliffslde PafK
last Friday morning (January 1st).
The meeting was called TO oraef az
11.2O, with Mayor Neumann IN the
chair. (The Mayors first appearance
after an illness of fifteen days was
the cause of much congratulatlon on
the part Of all present) All mem
bers of the Council, except Mr.. Conn.,
answered to the roll call. Among
other borough officials noted We're
Attorney Agnew, Collector Sheehan,
Clerk Brundage and Engineer NC
CIave. ,.. r.
The time remaining to the life OF
the old Council, under the law, that
is. I'M to twelve o'clock, was devoted
to attending to the last shreds OF
business for the year, under the reg
Mar rules of order, petitions, claims,
committee reports, and SO on. IN the
latter connection the report OF the
Finance Committee OF its budget
recommendations for 1915 was oHefed
and received by the Council.
Councilman Sammis, chairman
read the figures for 1914, the amounts
laid aside at the first of the year
the amounts actually expended rang
ing from $500 for the borough library J,
to e over ST 900 for roads, and totallng
(appropriated), and then, against this
about $27 900. m al,
The following table will show
rather clearly the result OF the com
mittee's findings, and it's recommen-
datiOnS.
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1915-01-09

The borough account (salarles, sup
niles. etc. amounted to $27 ,o54.|l' ol
which about $4,000 was for sewers
In the three cases where the ex-
nenditures for 1914 exceeded the ap,,
pronriations, Health, Road OH ana
Roads. the explanation given for the
excess in the first case was the cpl
demic of diphtheria in the schools;
in the other two cases, the unusual
conditions caused by the excavatlng
of the roads for the purpose OF laying
sewers. In order that the appeal
ance of deficiencies in these accounts
should be removed, the usual course
of calling upon the moneys derived
from license and franchise payments
license and Franchise TAX, ana
transferring the necessary amounts
to the accounts in deficit, was fol-
lowed. The Mayor said that there
was a quite sufficient balance In TINS
account to allow of the transfer to be
made. ., oho,+
Mr.. Sammis when questioned about
the fact that no appropriation was
recommended for the Playground
fund. said that this was taken care
of on the tax bills. Last year the
sum of $675 was appropriated Tor TINS
fund from the Franchise Fund.
The deadlock in the matter OF the
overtime penalty against Messrs.
Curtin. ScioIi and the Suburban Con-
tracing Company for failure to finish
sewer construction work according TO
the terms of the contract was referred
to the Roads and Sewer Committee
and the borough engineer, with power
to arrange settlement with the con-
tractors on a $3.50 basis, the report
to this effect to be made to the Coun-
ell at the next regular meeting.
Under the head of Resolutions, Bor-
ough Clerk Brundage read the two
resolutions of the Finance Committee
transferring the sums of 500 and
$1,000 from the License and Fran
chise Account to the Roads Account.
By a poll of the Council, these were
unanimously carried.
The question being asked ii the
sewer deadlock was any nearer solu-
ton, Attorney Agnew said that the
State Board of Health still had it
under advisement, and that there was
nothing to do but wait upon their
pleasure. Mr.. Zimmerman reminded
the Council that the taxpayers were
losing 500 week in interest on their
sewer investment because of the i'm
possibility of using it. The mayor
thought that "before things were
month older, we would be able to use
our sewer all right"
With the time limit of the old
Council rapidly approaching, the
mayor urged that any who might have
a last word to say, should do so. AS
there seemed to be none desiring to
speak, the mayor arose and said that
while, personally, he did not believe
in preparing message" to be de-
livered to the people, there were a
number of things that should be spo-
ken of at that time. The Council
meetings offered the opportunity for
the taxpayers to learn what their
government was doing with their bust
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ness, and they should know that they
were welcome at these meetings. All
meetings were public: there were no
executive" sessions.
1t seemed to the mayor a matter
OF blowing ones own horn to pre-
pare an elaborate message. The best
way for the citizens to lind out what
was going on in the borough's gov
eminent was to come to the meetings.
The people did not come out to the
meetings. as much as they should. The
office OF councilman was not an easy
one: it was difficult to please every
body, in fact, impossible. There was
d great deal OF unjust and unfair
criticism, and it was always from
those persons who know least of what
was actually being done. The people
do not attend their public meetings
as they should. They seem to think
that their election day duty Of writ
ing few crosses on piece of paper
iii they go to the polling places at
all) was all that was necessary, and
that the rest of the year it didn't
matter what happened in their own
community, except, possibly, as oppor-
Cunity offered to abuse this official or
that. 1t was to be hoped that meet
ings would be better attended,; any
grievances that people had could then
be presented and given the proper at
tention.
The mayor referred to the fact that
he had still year to serve, and he
made plea that during that time the
people would be considerable toward
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1915-01-09
RICHARD BENEFITS
NEW PLAY.
Maternity" by Brieux, Put on at
Princess Theatre, New York.

NidIeIHlty, by bfleuX, Put on at
Princess Theatre, New York.
Richard Bennett, of Palisade, APP
peared at the Princess Theatre, New
York, on Wednesday evening last in
BrieuX's new play, Maternity" This
play is patterned somewhat after
Damaged Goods" though the New
York critics speak of it in tones that
indicate less strength than the latter.
This does not detract, however, from
Maternity" which is characterized
as a play Of thrilling interest-a
story of private and public hypocrisy,
laid in France, the scenes passing
from the home of a provincial poll
tician to the Court of Assize. The
play is put on with fine cast. Mr..
Bennett is in the leading role, Mrs.
Bennett his chief aide All of the
papers speak well of the company,
and no doubt the play will have
long run. Mr.. Bennett gets drunk in
his part some of the time, and wears
moustache, style in which his Pail
SADIE friends are not accustomed to
seeing him. The American fame of
BrieuX more largely depends upon the
fidelity and enthusiasm with which
Mr.. Bennett has gone about the bust
ness of presenting his plays here, than
upon any other influence.
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1915-01-09
NEW SCHOOL
SUPERINTENDENT.
Fort Lee Board of Education
Elects Arthur E. Chase, For
merIy of NelU Rochelle.

The Board of Education of Fort
Lee met last Monday night and elected
Arthur E. Chase, of New York City,
as Superintendent of the Public
Schools. Mr.. Chase is about fifty
years old, and brings fine reputation
as school organizer. He was for
several years superintendent of the
schools of New Rochelle, which he
brought up to very high standard.
His credentials were the finest of any
of the various candidates, and his
selection was unanimous.
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1915-01-09
WOMANS CLUB
OF CLIFFSIDE,
Federation Day Held With
Large Attendance Last
ThursdaU Afternoon.

Federation Day of the Cliffside Park
Woman's Club was held at the resi-
dence of Mrs. DR.. Boas Thursday
afternoon. There was large attend
ance, and there were representatives
from Englewood, Palisade, Hacken-
sack, Eng wood Cliffs and Ruther-
ford clubs present, each with spe-
cially prepared talk on topic previ-
ously selected. The meeting was
highly interesting, and one of the
most helpful the club has yet held.
Mrs. Dana, of Englewood, spoke of
her clubs interesting work in connec-
ton with the county jail, red cross
work, and other uplift endeavors by
her organization.
spoke of the fine work assisted by the
woman's club in electing a woman
member of the school board. She
also spoke of the cooperation in
Rutherford between the committees of
two local clubs, the Reading club and
the Improvement club, which had sue
ceeded in getting school gymnasium,
and also in organizing an employment
agency.
Another visitor spoke of the work
women were doing at Hackensack, in
Guiding an isolation building at the
hospital, playground work and the
like. Mrs. Ropes, president of the
State Federation, gave an engaging
talk on the necessity of concentration.
She deplored the Indifference which
grew out of lack of club effort. She
emphasized the relation between fed
Grafton club work and home building.
Mrs. Demarest, of Hackensack,
spoke of the increased interest from
the Federation meeting, lecture by
Ida Tarbell, and other interesting
matter.
Miss Hodkinson, secretary of the
United Commercial Travellers, sent the
Club on Thursday:
The Ladies' Auxiliary of the United
Commercial Travellers of America of
Cliff Council 533 of Grantwood, N. j.,
sounds like very formidable name
for any club, but like other children
1--WE are not yet two years old) we
are not entirely responsible for the
appellation.
The big order of the U. C. T. has
councils all over the country and in
Canada, seventy thousand members in
all. Our sister club in Columbus has
an active membership of nearly two
hundred representative women, and
like them we are a social and philan
thropic body. Our members are re-
cruited through the ranks Of the U. c.
T., only wives, mothers, daughters,
sisters and female beneficiaries of
members being eligible.
To be eligible to the order man
must have been engaged for not less
than one year prior to the date of his
application to membership in the ca
pacity of commercial traveller, city
salesman or merchandise broker, sell
ing goods at wholesale to dealers from
samples, catalogue, price-list or de-
scription. The order is a beneficial,
secret society exclusively for the above
mentioned individuals.
The orders records show that since
the founding of the order in 1883,
more than 100000 has been paid out
to the widows and orphans fund for
the relief of the dependent beneficiar-
les of deceased members.
We federated as quickly as possible
after our organization in order to keep
in touch with the big club movements.
Besides our regular business and pro-
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1915-01-09
EMIL SCHMIDT
VERY ILL.

Mr.. Emil Schmidt, of Edgewood
lane, Palisade, has been very i'll since
two weeks last Monday. His condi-
ton was considered dangerous, and a
consultation was held with DR.. Bishop
of the Post Graduate Hospital, New
York. Two trained nurses have been
necessary, but the patient is now
considerably improved, though not yet
seeing any one.
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1915-01-09
BARN DANCE.

Fort Lee Athletic Club in Get Back
to the Farm" Affair January %.
The Fort Lee Athletic Club will hold
regular old-time "barn dance" at
their clubhouse on Lemoine avenue on
Saturday evening, January 23d. While
this get back to the farm movement"
will last only one night, the entertain
ment committee of the club promises
every one who attends a thoroughly
enjoyable stay on the farm.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-04-05

Fcrberuno<n bss aritses gut unb bel
|bsiIer 3u stnilsen, ais ben mddiisIka
itnIsrer gsinbe. gDir perhanten bieitu
'Gtfrls In ber 6auptIa4s benz alIsrs
sr5btsn qbdnousn, bas uns bisjsr
RrIss gsseigt bdt, ndmIiH btr afn'
pdfungsfdtigisit Der bsutiden DoIias
fuirtbIhdft an bic bur4 ben ar 60
gdu5li& perdnbuten wirtbF91ftIitsn
DnbdIiuifTe unb an bie bur9 bsn
arisa asiGaffsnen gsbiirfniFs. mir
inliifsn bod inirner baran cenien, b-b
mir Dor bsm 4riea einen alubtntdnbtI
con iibsr 20 Wilidrbtn batisn, uno
nab mir itBt ohns bitten 5dnnsl aus
totnmtn miiiIsn. Wir iiub lmee-eH bon
elmer Wslt BON ntinben. Solonse nHF
dber uriier eigener Bobtn bltIot, lcs
lanae ipirb ts isiner 6ungsrs uno erf
DroiieIungsppIitit peIingsn, uns 81.
Qetsnsmitisl nbsuihneibtn. fgsiidu.)
gu bisisr 3upsriid,t finn mir polionls
men berehtiat. BUR Elm gsiipi'l. "
in uns aslunsen, Stifitoffbiingsr. BIN
mir bigbsr aus BEN auEldnb bi5ieb \
mubten, binnsu ptnissr Nlonats III d
unIers sinb<imiidt Snouiiris Der u.
heIlen. (g.ifau.) Dos ioa uns sri
siurnal Elm Bolt nahmdhsn. (S,tr
ri1tiaD llnisrs Jeinbs baten uns BIN
6unaers unb @ernihtun1ifris1 dree
icat. Nlir iclItm uns bes grnitis B Z
rem btuifhen grlt dufsrIeqtin g.h'
funa tets ttipubt fem. unb isber m,B
i'd, als WitiGmpftr fiibIen. (g.ifau) }
Wir babtn bos bsits @siipisI an un's'
rem brapsn SpIbaten. 3sigsn mir uHs
unierer griiber brdubsn tbenbiirii1 an
Wutb unb SeIbiiperleuruiins, on ga,
bistsii unb DiisipIin, fiitlsn mr. uns
NIT ibnsn dIs Elm Doll, odnn lam Der
Qobn nid,t ausblsiben. Damn ipertsl
mir burhhaItsn Bic gum pollen Slse,
6is ,iIrn ebr,nbolen Srisben nnb BIS
su bem Siss.spt.is. Der bisisr une,'
bsuren Spfsr tpsrih III. Damn NIB
ons esiiiite @oIt Dor btm Deiidetttf
bsfieben, unb bic 3uiInfi iDiro uns gee
h5rsn. (Stiirmifftr 9eifca.)
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IL "a
Sturmanariff unternommtn. IN fllltn
ipeitsn Dur&bIid. in bsHfn glitts fi9
cine tItiue erbsbuna ttfanb. gru2.u
uEfsre ;ftlbarouen pieIe gdnss biz
nidA Dor ben 6iiqsl unb bduter eo'5s
ipeiren tintin, ibtr bie iis snblcfe Still;
lauTen lisbsn. IN bic GeIIe tpurfss
nun bic puppen oebunbeu, iobah ibr
ObertbiI bsuiIih au fthsn mar, Damn
istte man bic UlaT6iHen In 9sreeuna,
unb Nib ifiirm!sn nun bic puppsH
Dor; rag m1rberii6e 1suer iounte ib'
reu anariff nid,t ouf5aIisn. Giliuft sos
asn bic ;fransofsn bert itarie 9rup'
psnmaiien suiammtn, fobab bic llnfrt'
asu sinias btndbbdrte sHttI6bie St ls
len obns arobs Miits unb Wtrluiis
rshmsn tonnten.
Die Gsitsrrsihtr psrtptnb:frn tti
ptoacb oedsn bic Ssrbsn. UNI iittr bic
Sape Az ,ommsn. cine srobs an5ahi
Don 6olsitiiden, Gddfen MT SDrf uno
ShspeisbIafsn, bsnen ScIDut nmiib:n
dufaepabf tporen. Eisis -StHiumr"
litf mon in Der Dunislbit iibtr bel
iyirk irtiben: bic Sertsn i6pHtn ipis
ton auf bt, Splpdfenmiibsn. iinttr be
ntu lie Mnareif,r uermut5isu. psrifao.'
Zen iid,. unb nun unisrnabmsn pc
Oeiierrtih nit Slid ben Angriff.
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iruib iutS oo e. nid)t tpiiien fonn, an
ipeIder SteI[e Der Giirhbriih eriol.
gen piro, TT es uiioiisbleiblid. oob
an Der slngrifisiteqe feline gertbeioi.
eilng uiiter benz slnprou Der Beinot
5uiantrlenbrift uno iino bic 2eut.
ifen an elmer SteIle eingeorunger,
10 mub Soffre ietne ean5e 9efenltp'
Steauug, bie itm in ssolge ibrer nd'
tiirlihen Vortbeile bislang Shls ge'
boten bot, aufgebeu. ssoiire mag lid
iiir elm erobes milit1riihes geitie
balten uno qIaiiben. oob er tn Der
ufiencn sscIoihIadt Die Geiltiten au
iiberipdltigen pernlng, aber er ourfte
nit Sieiem @Iaiiben ouein itehe1'
oenn mer aeicben bot, ras Die Teiit'
i6en in poIen poIlbrad1t bnben, ipire
feinen 3Ipeiiel beaen, oaB iie
oas @leide In sSranfreih poabrin'
gen rerocn.
slncS. mag iid sur GIitituloigima
pom 'Soifres alberner 4rdblerei Ia.
ucn liebe, marc. oab or iih ilno ieineil
SoIbater @tltb eiu,uil6Ben perInbt
aber eerabe icI6e genriibunsen Der
rnthen feline Shipdd)e.
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ais gossIidjsiteu GsI.aid,ais.

Die qlaitSiitfts Woasli4siisn G,'
ieuIiup tom ssitsrn Rn4mittug IN Der
arbsisrbdlt 5ur mpniiIihsu Sibnng
suIdmmsn. prdFbtnt Rsbase fiibris
ben gorIis uno Der Sesrstdr Joi.
Brinimann bas protclol. Dem Der
Elm puros offiaisn Wiitheiluns ss'
nddt Don Dem a6Isbsn b,s WitgIitos
l5rani gleum.ifier, befTen qlnosnssn IN
gs6iibrenb,r Msifs sssbri fpurbs. Cds
Siubesslb gum 9ttrass pon $50 ipur'
be 5ur 3abluns anssfpitisn. 4uberSsm
rr''-her misbsr $40 fir ben unisr'
ftiibunssfcnbs Der arisssnotbIsibsu'
.Usa Ds.otnlat. Serr @trbdrD egbert
ipurbs als neuss MitsIi.o siugsfiibrt.
IN bsm aronungsf.it Der 0orboeuts
ihen G6iiben unp ON @pIisfsit BEG
Stabipsrbanbs ptrb id Der 0srsin
iprporaiip bsibsiliatn unb Bel Itbiersr
@sles.nbeit Elm sis,nts 5iupiaudrtier
batsn. gu j.b.r 5sitli8teit ipirb Elm
3ebrsroI9.n in SSbt BON $40 nit ani
ben Mes asnommsn. Das 0ertins'
picnic Der 9lattoeutihsn SdiiB,H fin'
bet am 90. Suni in Rsppprt ftatt. Die
@or6srsitunssn iinb i'm bsiien Sarst
unb lafIsn auf Elm erfolsrsihea Jsit
Fhlisbsn. Die einnabreH tn Der seitri'
gen Sisuns bsirusen SILL uno bic
4usgabtn $3.50.
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Sn Der groteitertGd

Sn Der 1roteiterfld d :
ruua Der ssep Dorfer Sabrifanten,
Die iih ii6er Die bon Gnelano &c.
iperrte 3uiubr BON @bemifalien aus
Ieutidlano bsldirerten, cot ner
0e,u gorfer aongrebreprdientant
Mes ni6t ais sn6rifant, ior'
bern als bencfratiiter 9olitifcr
aeiprohen, inoem er iaete, bab Der
Br1iioent alles DiogIihe aufaeboten
babe. Inn iiir ole amerifnniifen 80
brifonten Die sur Seriteatna ibrer
Boaren notbigen Sarbitoiie unb DE
miihen RrGparate aus TeutihIdno
3u erIanaen. Ter Vraiibent bdt OBJ
ioIut nidts setban. tpdbrero es noll'
fommen in Ieiner Wadt Lag, ben 5a'
brifanten All helfen inoeiH er Gng'
LAMB Dor bic sllternatiue iteIlte, ent'
tpe6er oie @Iodiruna i,nierer aiiItc
auisugeben ODER elm @er6ot Der aus'
fubr BON ariegsmaterioI 5u geDarti'
aen. Ter @eg. 6en &onare' reprd'
ientant Uleb poribIdgt, Dab Die @af'
ieiliabrifnrtten Surh einen goncott
aesipunaen merSen ioileu, bic aiefe-
rilngen l1a6 gnolorlo eirtsiiItellen, Bis
oie anSeren sSabrifonteu Die @aurer
besieben fonnen. ipeIfe iie brnudIen,
lit. ipie Serr Meb ieIbit DeiR. Elm
unfinniaer NoritIag, 0sir Der Trdii'
bent fam belieu unb oieier min lieher
gnaInn6 All Gieniter iein, ais Der
omerifaniifen ailbuItrie. oie pou
uoIIioer getriebsiperre bebrubt !
neil GnoIon6 es 10 befohIen hut.
@om @epriientantcn @feB 1T es I'M
beranttportTit. in elmer gnneIeopn-
hpit. in neIfer hie nmerifnrii%e
1hhIinhrt 20 prnitlif auf Sem ShirIe
iiebt, oTs ToTitifer au rebeu. nniintt
6en 5hntbeiiano acknowledgements
oorJIiteleu.
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9aB oie 8uIgaren in GER
bien eiuaeorunaen iino, miro ben octl
9onboner Iepei6en als elm lleberial
BON ,,nueranttportliden Maroooren
bespid,net. SrreelIGre biiIaariibe
Soloaten baben oicier Guelle 5niolge
Die Serbem, oenen iie cine gfleoerlaae
bei6rahten, angegriifeu. gas lit
natiirIid, nitts auberes, ais cine Yer
acknowledgements. Gin gail5es Heat'
laent, nod oa5u BON buIaoriiden Sf'
iiicrcn befebliet. gebt nibf obne er'
laubnib Der Hegierilng iiber Die
tsren,e, Inn StIadten 5u lleiern.
3ie @ahrbeit lit oiienbar, bab Bull
gari,n ben Seutiden @erbiinbeten Eel.
aetretcn lit uno oas lit elm ihnerer
Shlaa fiir Die gilliirten. gtunmebr
iuiro fir bic Seiierreiher Der Weg
iiber Serbien frei, 70 bab lie ben
9iirfen @eriiGrfinnen ailfiiFren tTn'
men, iotpeit bic 9ulsaren nitt ieIbit
iih oil Die @eribeioiguna non aon'
itantincpel betheiliger. 9es Welte'
rem iii Die 9lnii6t begriinbet, baB Nit
mGnien Iib e6eniaas ben beutiden
gerbiinoctcn unihlieBen miro. % an
oereniaas @uIaaricn ihtpcrli6 aus
ieiner sselItraIitGt berauggetreten
mare. getht nlinSer piftid ut Der
moraIiibe Ginorud. 3ie alilrten
pertroIteten ihre obnehiH ni6t iehr
boffnllnosirenbiaeu gaiionen NIT
ser alusiitlt, guIgarien imo Rlinld'
MEN uerpinnen unb oaoitrf lid init
ser geitimnltheit eiues Sie'es per
iid.rn Al tDnnen. glun bieis Soffnuna
aeifeitert 1T, mirb oas un5lpei'elhait
eincn tieien Ginorud in GnnIono
iiuo ;sranfrei6 MAIDEN. gnnS beion'
hers in crIierem 2nnNe. no Der
&rieaseiier it,on bebenfIid nabe nm
gtnllpunft Itebt.
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Suffrs's gra6lerei.

Der frun5oiiide Cberbefeblsbober
,Sofire bat pieoer etnrnol cine Yro'
pbejeiiua 9enladt Die oabin Iailtet,
oaB ser arieg balo noriiber iein imo
nit eincm Siege Der 9lliirten enben
neroe. 8oblneislih bat er es inter
Iaiien, bieie 9lniift gu be9riinoen
Scnn or mare 1ii Gem 1,eitdHSniB &C.
notbist, oob, iolueit es ssofire ipeliea
betrifft, ein folder aInsgang. ipie er
i'm pornusiast, am alleriuenigiten 81
erparten lit. Seit adlt G'ioun
ten periu6t er in 4euti6Inuo ein3u'
6refcn unb bat BARN nidbts erreift,
Bis aiti oie geIesune oeS fIeineu oeut.
ifen Streifens, Der i'm gereitI Der
9ejhiibe bon geIfort Iiegt. 60 of
er Illrhbrudsreriife an anbereI
5tellen gernaht hat. III er nit ihpe-
rem 8erIlliten fir ieiHe Srppen Sii-
riidpelpieIen tporoen nn6 amar BON et.
ner Inn an 3ahI nif,t iiberIeaenen
bcutihen gtreitfraft. ou bic Webr.
sabl Der 0eutihen griipben iih IN
goIen befinbet ino bemunh Die bent.
i6en Srllnben i'm @erh6Ifnik BON /
an 2 ben iSran3oien dedenii6eritehen.
Seine ausiift. ourdbreheu az fGn.
nen, 1T 0olenos hoifniinasIos getDor.
ben. ieitSem Die 9eirtideu 6aS n6rb.
Ii6e ;Srnrfreid unb @elaien in ioI.
den 9 8ertbei6ionnassuitnnb oeiett bn-
ben. 6oS Sie bdIbe frnn,0iiffe @rmee
Derui&te. fem miro, s5e iie an bic
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s,otion an Ser @,enidbeit besebi, ani
Der Steae elm gnoe 5ii MAIDEN. I'm
bi. gsn,iilunssn Der ilnierssifnsr
bes 9lufrufs' 81 unterltussn,
ipirb q onsebradt fein, sinen
relisn petitionsiturm Der amss
rifoniiden giirecr ins @erf gu ieseit.
IielIeid,t miro es alsoann oem Bra
iibenten gum gerpubtiein fomnen,
ipeIte lpeite aluit sipiiden ibm imn
sen amerifauiifen @iirsern beitebt'
Sic fiir WacnIhIid,feit, pabre gscltra'
Iitdt uno Die ebre oes Sanoes ein'
iieben.
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S,erpssh @anu,rdjsr.

Der 6,rrssh WSnusrdor bate 90.
fern cine sablreih beiudts WsrIamns
luna IN Der Central SurHbaIIs. prdits
bent 6trmann aosppsl fiibrts ben
9oriib unb SstrsiGr 6ius 2sbrer bds
g}roipioa. Die 6trreH Grnni unbWlars
tin Ciinmann purbtn 5ur nstiptn
MitgiEsbTfaFi srp6hlt. am wolisreii
bes StabtDsrbanbs. Tpipie an ben Der.
onitdltungtn Der Cincinnati acst Der
5aruqori unb Der liHsarlinbiinsn
9ilfEpeisnIfoFi iptrDsH iiA bic Ger.
nsgber in pollsr Sidrtt bsttsiIieen. Gs
purbe tsl1loTsu, ii9 BEN preins,
Hub sur GrbiIfrng Der 5urnballs ans
5ufhlisbsu. am 4. Srnntae I'm Dlp,
nai Mlni uniernimmt Der Berlin sinsn
Waiausilug mad BEN sumbcIot puri.
Cine srBIili&s ermabnuns rihtsis Der
grdiinsHt an bic attiren Sdnssr ~
etnem piinttliGen 9eIuh osr prrb,n
bic isben Dpnnesstau Qlbenb N bsr
Central aurubdIIs itaftiinstn. Na3
aufgtbpbsntr Observation-Disclosures
faub cine olasnsint Disfuiiicu ilbtr
bds 9bsma .RsIigipn unb Scsial.k
mus fais.
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lIeber Die ur q DE Der
sliidberlfl,na DON iiinf umeritani'
fhen Sfii3ieren, bic mad Dem bent,
ihen ariegsi6aiiplas abfornmanolri
iplrroen ino niht bitr6 anoere SITt'
sicrc crIcst pcrnan icllci, Her.rclaeii
Ser aricesiafrctdr @arriiou lcolocor
Slusfunit 5rosbem lit Niqmani
iiber nen @r,me I'M llnfIaren. 2lf
flint Sf'tsiere baben non Der "coh.'
attlng fcinc slnsnabmc gernortt, oaf
ieSer glmerifaner, Der in SeutihlunS
fiji umihaut, Elm bcgciiterter SSiirlpre'
der besieIben miro. Soldes .ob iii
bic 7euiiden lit bel Der aominiiira'
tion perp6nt. Seer inter Der Som
trole oes 8rGiioerten itebt, bart 'id
nidJt erlailben, Die @abrheit iiber
Teutihlano gu iaaen, B. b. penn fte
sit oeiien @uniten iii uno ipenn er es
ttlt, niro er oisSiplinirt, ipie oos ic
fdon porber benz anleritoriiten wfi'
iitdr.attahe in Berlin benz Waiot
Ganeborne, paiiirt 1T. als llnter
oeiien gtanen Deoeihen eritiener
fpeIhe e;n giiritiaes llrtheil iibei
GcutifllonS entbieIten, ihifte Gna'
ianb ioiort cine 9eihtperbe mad
@aihinston unb oas eeniiate Wajcr
2nnaborne fpiroe oi,i Der Stelle mad
Sui,ie beoroert, oenn Die Ser. Staa
ten Itehen inter Sem aourmanoo Der
enuIjiheu Hedieruua.