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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-05-18

( Mrs. Dan Anthony, of Leavenworth
and Mrs. Allen. of Atchison.
I The Topeka members of the society
are: Mrs. A II. Horton, Mrs. \. F
Handy, Mrs. Frank r. Millspaugh
Mrs NJ c. Hammatt, Mrs. A. NJ Har-
vey, Mrs Frank p. MacLennan Mrs
j. G. Gafford.
The officers of the Kansas chapte,
include: Mrs Purcell, president; Mrs
Emery. vice president: Mrs. Handy
honorary vice president, and Mrs
Dunlap, who is treasurer. The out-of-
town people expected for the meeting
include, Mrs. Anthony, Mrs. Alien,
Mrs. Purccil, Mrs. Emery, Mrs. In
gals. Mrs. Orr, Mrs. Dunlap Mrs
Priddy, Miss Esther Mary Clark. of
Lawrence; Mrs. Edward Vail, Mrs. H.
w Darling. Mrs. o. K. Keach,s and
Miss Clough, all Of Wichita.
a. Judge Henry Neil. who is known as
be in Topeka soon. He is travelling
over the United States lecturins ana
organizing. In states where there is
mo pension allowed for mothers, he
having such law passed. and in
states where that provision is made,
he organizes committees to see that
the law is properly administered. His
plan has been adopted into the laws
of twenty-five states. He is organic
ing a great mothers pension congress
to be held in San Francisco July 20.
21 and % At that conference plans
will be discussed for having the moth
ers pension system administered by
the public school system.
I. p
Mrs J. p. Raster and Mrs. o. =.
Mouldy gave an informal party this
afternoon for Miss Eliza beth Baldwin,
who will leave soon for Wichita. Miss
Baldwin has been a nurse at the San
ia Fee hospital the past eight years.
The guests invited for the afternoon
were: Mrs. T. Stevens, Mrs. Luther
Burns, Mrs S. D. Cooper, Mrs Harry
HObson, Mrs J. F. Freeman, Mrs.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-05-18

Congregational church will meet with
Mrs. John Tasker and Mrs. Ed Fox at
the home of Mrs. Tasker, 1924 Bos-
well avenue, Wednesday afternoon at
> o'clock
Osteopathy for both acute and
chronic diseases Dr. Elizabeth Todd,
S19 Kansas Ave.-AdV-
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Van Dorp will
leave next week for Golden, Col. to
attend commencement at the Colorado
Glenn Van Dorp, Will he graduated
this spring
Cut flowers at Hubbard's.-Adv.
The w c. Austin family expect TO
leave in June for their former home
in Cottonwood Falls. MIR. Austin is
the retiring state printer. Their
daughter Miss Katherine Austin, will
graduate from the high school, and
the family will leave after the close
of school.
Mrs. ]. c. Lindland and her daugf,-
tiers expect to leave soon for Kansas
City to join Mr.. Lindland in a perma-
nent residence
The Richardson Art Embroidery
club will meet Wednesday afternoon
with Mrs c. II. Forsell. SOC Brooks
avenue
The Mothers c. c. Society of the
First Congregational hurch VIII
meet with Mrs. w. L. Stark. 1850 Nut
vane street, Friday afternoon.
The Ladies' Aid Society of Lowmar
Memorial church will meet Wednesday
afternoon with Mrs. NJ. D. Metzger.
1892 Garfield avenue
MIR. and Mrs. Frank HuDner will
go to Newton Wednesday to visit MIR.
and Mrs. Paul Hubner.
Miss Nell Ward left for Hutchinson
and Great Bend today, wnere she will
visit relatives and friends for a con-
pie of weeks. Miss Helen Ward Of
Chicago, her niece. o1panied her.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-05-18
COGHTy

Announcement is made by FIR. and
Mrs. Isaac n. Watson, of Kansas City,
of the engagement of their daughter,
Mabel Evelyn, to DR. Herbert Spencer
Valentine, of New York. ---s~ -
DR.. Valentine is a grandson Of Mrs
d. NJ Valentine, .ot- Topeka, and a
nephew of Mrs. A. A. GODDARD. He
recently visited his relatives here for
u short ,ime. He is chief house sur
geon in the New York hospital
The wedding will take place in the
early fall.
Mrs W T. Crosby will entertain
the Fillmore street Whist. club Thurs n l,s+
Jay 'Ai'ei''0o'i !. r =
The Cere mic Art club will have its
annual exhibit this year at Mills store,
May 81 and IS.
The Kansas branch Of the Colonial
Danes of America held their annual
meeting today in Topeka. The morn
ing session was held in Memorial Hall.
A feature of the meeting was the pre-
sertatiOn to the Sta te Historical So
ciety of n oil laiuting of Mrs. Eclwood
Kimban. of Wichita, the first presi
dent of the Kansas Colonial Danes.
Mrs Peter L. Emery, of Lawrence.
made the presentation speech, and the
acceptance was mace by Miss Clara
Francis on behalf of the State Histor-
ical society. The painting was given
to the Colonial Danes some time ago.
After the morning meeting a lunch
con was given at Mills tea room The
hostesses were: Mrs. E. B. Purcell, of
Manhattan; Mrs. John j. ingalls,. of
Atchisont Mrs. G. w. Orr, of Atchi-
son; Mrs. Howard Dunlap. of En-
poria: Mrs Lyman Reid and Mrs.
John Burke Priddy. of Kansas City:
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-05-18

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feet fairly dance with delight. Away
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louses. blisters. bunions and chilblains.
"TIZ' draws out the acids and poi
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ter how hard you work. how long you
dance how far you walk, or how lonS
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restful foot comfort TIL is magi-
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Your feet just tingle for joy; shoes
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Get a % cent box of ''TIZ now
from any druggist or department
store. End foot torture forever-wear
smaller shoes, keep your feet fresh.
sweet and happy Just think. a
whole years foot comfort for only
% cents.-Adv
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-05-18

a uITner party VIII De given tonight
at Masonic hall. by Lodge 81. A Il
and A. NJ, for those who are to take
part in an operetta, "A Garden of
Flowers" to be given May %. DIR.
and Mrs. T. S. Morrison will have
charge of the operetta. After the din
ner tonight a rehearsal will be held.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-05-18

Congregational church will meet with
Mrs. John Tasker and Mrs. Ed Fox at
the home of Mrs. Tasker. 1924 Bos-
well avenue, Wednesday afternoon at
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-05-18

Richard Kutrow, Miss Louise Eacher.
Miss Alice Caleb, Miss Hazel Hazlett,
Mrs. J. H. Mcconnell, Miss Martha
Miller, Miss Estella Luthey of Albu-
querque, Miss Louise Raster ard Miss
Lucy Kingman.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-05-18
$1.75 French Foulards
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$50 yards of 40-inch French
Foulards in beautiful color assort-
ment, as follows: Sand, Danish
blue. Copenhagen, navy, taupe, Ha-
vana, myrtle. olive, wistaria.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-08-20

e. ia raf sfa HsilssltH
rst tIaH
asasn msfa H Fef
fsA4nsmmiH
m8sW @N Mf isN
NfA4AeA s#s
l4lBlsIim Has nb ave-
HsrlfstlHi aa EN- "a
asstafileli tlsia MHalH s6 ai
t,f sa IRE 81 NsiiN lal IL
.lsH AZ ~ Aalisfa Ed a%silsfai ie
a. afnitH tt itftfatt p
MNflla EgiHt "
alN ". wt Ms8 hmA aHA
iml mtal MtHNIsH tiB WffffA
wlsaims5 tflfHs la mfal A
.lsm ui'8fi tudasI ZEE hflt
aseiflaiffit tsfa9H GA aai asi
IS nt e1tflf feitt sia8f
Qtlnt MlitAm. Ipsim Halln Nil.
Sim 49, be 1rlN nsisslauh d
nm haA .pfHiem Hfl lianllr las
ttll6it. igNssfH s1h " Dem iel
atii8tn nialmli tfH glfu Nv n
lhl uiauald aallt Nibfim bil
aftnbt anl mafulmgm wtt'flf rffi
hlytinf Wlali tftfsimsm Wditil
atttgl Die ION tilfnt Niaulih'
ifl. mli bu It Ten Mfbanim
tRli. btt n IN ttf Haat M itH
%auslubfN a. hHfns Vie &tntl'
feitli, Nit BET e. ben ufmste hfr
/ gnld but8ltbh. Taft bataul ltllt'
ben, bdb Il aa Fat ion Mot mar
I'm ben @tfahIsBsfi banbtIlt.' llnn
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-08-20
Ger siaud ais aampfmittel.

Die Qnipenoung Der @aIe i'm
admpf ptrO Den 0eutI9en BON ibren
@egnern, ObpobI lie IeIbTt eideuiIi9
bamtt b~egOnusn babsn, dls cine be-
IoHoere ggdrbnret" gum 9orpurf
gema4t. 2lussIl9ts DisIer Grreguug
Der 5ran5oIen bat cine Mtlouno ots
.SournoI bes 9ebats" in gariS Be-
Ionberss SutereRe, in Der Der 9uAs
iueis erbra4t miro. baB IGpn bic
alien @rie9en BEN Gaud oIs RampFs
mtttel uiiseipdnot bubsn. 70 Dab oie
DsutI9en bdrin bic No1fpIgef otr
alien 9rtedrn, dlIo bds @egenteiI
bon w9arbdren', iinb. Dds Spur
nal bss @ebats" bebt ben fdDpIeris
l9en @eiit berbor, ben DIE @tieden
aud in Der ariesstunIf bepiefen, lns
Dem ite oas 3roioniI9s PFero, bic
pbolanr, Ole groBen 8elogerungsmas
|i9inen uflb bic beriibmten 9inlcn
DeS Ar9imeoes srfonber, garnidt 3u
lprehen bon Dem 4rie6iIGen 6euer
uno ben beri9ieoeniien Qrteu bon
Murfmaf9ineu.
.Wldn mub i6uen obsr audi fGbrt
Oos 9lott fort, Die a~nipenOnng Der
erItidenben gaie fir Die @erteibigung
bon pldbtn 3lI9reiben, cine Grim
Dung, Die ms BON poIpbs unO aitus
2ipius folgenbermaBen beriHtet nirb:
Inter Der 5iinrung oes aoniuIs
Gulbius 0obilior belogerte Elm r6mi,
f&es Seer Die Stabt 4mbrucio IN
g(etolien (oas beutigs @bru) in
Sabre 189 II. Chr. Dn bic 9eIdge,
runq IiA In bic 2Gnge Soe, entihlol.
fen Iia Die ROmer, eineit tunnel 81
graben, Der BIS an bic Stabtmauel
TtieB. SnoeFen bemertten Die Bella
gerten bieIe arbeit uno beeunnen uur
IN oerfeIben Ri9tuns sinen @eeen.
/ tunnel, 10 Oob bic SoI6aten Der Bet
ben Deere III Dem unterirbffnen Gan,
ge SuInmmenilieben unO NIT ibrer
Werf8engen onf chamber losfdIuaen
Der aorPf Iieb hcrdnf nod. ipsi
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-08-20

astten Su I6lagsn, III Der tauisnOmal
BON ben Gsinbtu beIt6tiete 3tDsd ots
isbiesn arisgss. So foil i1m nitt
g%elinsenl
ileber bic miIitdriI9e @ebsutins
bss bsuti9en 8elibss bon beIgoIanb
lpri9t f9 abmtraI bon air4bcif
folgenoermaBen ouss
Nan Ipri9t INNER bdpou, Selgos
lamb beberrlde bic Osatfne 8u4t Der
Iorbise Ober isOeHfaIIs bic 6aupt'
ausGnge gu unisrsH pi4tisIteu
Rrisgss nnb S~dnOelsb6Fsn: BiI'
belmsbaben, 8remerbnDen. Bremen,
Rnrbapen 6ambura, aniier : Mils
belmsRanal-&iel. Dds Mort Be-
berrf6en trifft nur in bebingter
MtiIe su, oa bas GsIieneiIanO bafiir
alIsu melt pom nGaiisn 2aube snt.
fsrnt liset; siuiss DierSis Rilomster
Don Wan9eroog lnto Snnrborfl, tos
pie nod etpos ipsitsr bun ben Mats
ten unb Gunben Der Meittdfts
Gdfespigs SoIIteins. Ram bieit
Gtrede nit ben ntusIten @einiben
aud boil bsltri4en iperben unb its
bsnfaIIs gut sur 9dlfte bon beibsn
Gsiten aus, 70 ma9t bns no9 im'
mer niat Elm eigntlihes 9eberrIheu
olIein, ans, obgeisbsu bon Nadt uni
Rebel unb Gturnt, @ber In Der
binbung NIT 6lu~S5susen nnO Cuff
IdifFen, fOpie nit lluterieebootsr
unb Sorpebobooten, idlieBIi9 mil
Wlinen unb ben in Der NGbe Iiseen,
ben 9silen Der SOdisefIotte III sint
9sSipineuns nniersr 5Iubmiinbunser
burd sinen nod 70 itorten @ssnel
toum bentbor, unb i'm Werstn mi,
!6eleoIonb iuirb bic bsutfhe Bud
nohtsu gons bebsrri8t. Mud apinG
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-08-20

ftaH 40 haatlin a
ftiif afn Nft. ds51i4 sci la ef
ifHtlih tsa &aHatt mH isiiA
hHb hHfbiH M ldm ta
M8siiff 6ai AsH taaaiiM tn
1dHuf W. hiH aaaHM la l8aih nHa
lfH 81 beHhaheia IL. t~tflftfliM eif
4tHnt nntnf m8 iitlafu Naahta
lthtfa asiiai. Sil mof oai btf liiii
hsf nfodffu bafh flafn Vliihotfh
adhitHn III bln mon NQttf o.
bahfl hdilt. Mai Rg anetlH 4ttif
Gina burA ben etEgHhtftl ta dliif
nts WBar, III bus ben Attalltt tlaW
8~laltbdla Httil. nm un Btuit, Doe
In sen 3ehns dnatianafs mufpt, on
mladtu. Baa 0f5ffnnfn ott Bier
ttiguait tiusu fitalttlidm Aauh.
Der bnth sic aHmm0uug bee elaits
bdIas uoiirlih aah eu 1tlit bfr
Ntlaautr binauhlifbmls. Ditt iouns
ten Den Grniamg sappaFai attr mot
btrnitisn, neil ia 0ut6 20 Quo
Ianas Qanitu. BE ourb Die Gonns
binouraainasn uub bon ben attQ
liern. bsipsrat muTom, f%tEnstbalifn
muroen. Der Tiidsuoe Rau4 per'
bmrsiiete fd 70 IN Osm aon5su Guns
mel, Der BON oen R0msrn g~tsrabsn
poroen mar; Oisit littsH itbr oaruHs
ier. penn a. mar ibneu sbtnlo uns
moelth, ion Az beleiiigen ais ibn 81
ertraaen. qoIpbias Derii@srt, Dab
bisle arisgsIiIt bic 9slagsruns UNI
sinige 3eit p%erldHgerte; man lam lid
poriteasn, bab Die aetolier Fa ios
lanqe pirfiam %berteioigten, ME lle
audi nur cine 5eoer no9 our WerIus
uuna batten."
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-08-20
nrilinrr gnrennErntismns.

Gin franaofidet untsroffi3ier
pom neutrality-suspicious.
iiberpies am 5. Stunt ieiner bo9bss
tagten SHUTTER in 6ranfrei4 Ourn
goltonpeiIuug feline 2Dbnunssers
fparniFe BON so 5ranfen. Gas 9slo
lam niGt an. 0dFiir erbieIt per Sols
bat aber etnen Mouat unt flint Gage
fpdter, aIfp am 10. SuIi, bic qOitans
fpeifuna bon einem fran3Ofh4en
poItamt in U1ubros auf aesbos nit
benz germert Suriid: Die beifclgens
be gcItonpeiiung fam aus BEN fols
oen6en 9runbs midi 3ur A~us3ablung
aelanaen: bic 3ints 1T niat pors
i%9ritfsmdBtg (encre non regle@
mentaire).
Der Barrier Temps, benz mir bic
Ies ber5erfrsuenOe 8eI4iAt4en emit
nebmen, IsBt bin5u: nDas Daroanels
lenerpebitionstDrps bari alio ieBt bas
BON hber5eugt fem, baB Is BET ieinen
70 I6tpierigen 8orbereitungen bas
BihtiqIte leiber buourh Derfdumt
bat, oab es nidt bic borI4riftsmd
bige Stnte mitsenommsu bat, pie bic
auf Srbnung baltenbe franS0IiI4e
qoItperpaItung fit bic ausfiaunq
Der ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS bod
nun einmol perlangen mub. 9eiIiger
gureautratismus! 9as lit oenn bod
etpog fart! aber auf etnen 64ofss
fppf onbcrtbalbenl Ser abieRoer ber
9oItanpeiiung pirb, 10 nsbuien mir
an, benz poitgelebrten in WEubros
in @ebdnten i~penigitens bic ri4tise
antnort ni9t f9uloig geblieben iein.
9ennt bieTer poitmann bod feline
eisensn STANDARDIZATION ni4tl 81
bat ia iiberIeben. feline porI6rifts'
mdbige Ieber updmals in bns Ocri
I9rtftsmaBise 3tntenfaB gu tnuAer
unb ben Dpri6riftsmdbigeu Dienti
~ItempeIbooen Dben am &opf NIT otl
borI9riftsmdbiesn 3iffer 1883 81
berIebsn. Der 3iFfer n6mIi9, Dpmi.
nod Der Gepflogenbsit Der ftanS0Ii-
f6en 8ureoutratie Die S9riFtitiidI
ge8tert ipsrben, beren @srfaHer ii
peroient bnben, tpegen elmer erbebIi
den GIelst gebSrig bti ibrsn LANCER
Sbren ssSapft gu iperoen,'
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-08-20

.ai6sn MifIiOnar an 8sbeI, Der In
Meifslaae barber sinsn grobsn
GtonbnI berporrieT. 3ie Gsgner Der
QolUnjaIpOlitit, bic Gp3ialOemOtras
ten unD bns Centrum, DeI9es I9
pO1l ijber gebubr iiber bic uniitts
Ii4isit Dss QnedduIOigtsn sntriifiet
bate timmten 9sbeI bet uno
Deters irur0e bdnn aus BEN beuts
fden QOtoniaIbienite tntldIfsH. Cos
tort maGle Gnglanb Rem berDOrrds
aenoen unb ensrsiiden Ecrider I'm
pebote. Der psrdrgsrts peters nnAm
an unb bat bnun Innge 3eit In eng
liIhsm DisnIis esuirlt. SEPT III
peters pieOtr In DeutI6Ianb uub
5eisiliet Id iebr Isbbuft an osr Il.
IsrnrifdeH 5eIoSuss gesen Gnglano,
Qud bitis fsbr ipeuig erfreulidg
GtIAidtt aeh6rt gu uhTsrem Bible,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-08-20

es an BibsrIegungsn Der 4niHten
Der SppoiitiOn iebItn. aus 9us
ten @ranben. So mar olrn'
Gus iberfIlIIig, ben ipabren 8srt
Der SnIel SsIgoIanb fir 9eutf9Iono
amtli9 gu psrteibigert, bern oamit
ip6rtn DsufnIanOs 8lotteupldns
DprBtttig entbaIIt tporDen,
go IisB man bic QlIbeuti1en rubie
fpettsrn. bersiiste aber i'm StilIen
bic plGne fir bic leue Jlotte Dor.
Das srIte Glo~ttenseIeb eri9ien bdlo
narauf lnRb aud Iirpib eridien auf
Der 9iInfIdde. 8erartige GIpttenges
Tebe, noour9 3utunFiss 5IottsnpI1ne
fir biele Sabre binnus feItseiebt ruurs
ben, iparen bon onberen Mddten
IHon Iriber erloifen iuorber, geIdugs
ten ober niemoIs our Musfiibrung.
SO ipar fir DsutI1lonb bO1it pors
ieil6dft, bob England bic aroTt
Dentf9lnnbs auI benz @ebiete bes
5diifsbous unsebeuer unterI9dbt
bate. GrR nm 1905 berum err
ipnGte Gnslunb olis bieier Eduf4une
nnb bic 6olee mar Der Drenbnausbts
9ou, ben Gu6ionb NIT Der alien BRIT
tifden lleberbebung uuiernabm tn Der
Msinune. baB 9sutIdlanb ibm oorin
nimt foleen t0nns. Die DeutI1sn
baden Our9 fat fiinf5e1n Sabre bic
geleeenbeit oussenubt fid cine redrt
ahtupgsperte BIotte 5n Derl9nfisn,
obut Bel GngIanO altf b%eIOnbsren
Mibsrfpru9 gu ftoben. Gie @ui
Der 9riten brad eigentIid erit los,
no6bem bic Dsuti9en ieIbit 9rsab.
norebts ouf StnpeI Iesten. Sens
FanfaeAn Sabre bsrbdIinismGbissr
Rube i9ufen nber DentIdInnb bi,
@elseatbeit, ben Il nierbau Der
arDBen 3utunftsfIptte ~ f4offtns be.
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@raf NepentlotD f9IieBt: g9eutt
borii6er bsitebt langIt tein 3iDsitsl
mebr lit uns 0elsolano msbr
merit. oIs iraenbein 0sntbnres &oIos
nialaebiet asiH ioIoniolsr Wert
tonnts Su bod ietu, I'M bic SHisI
an 8eutl6lanb 81 bringea; Bonn Oor
ben tolonialen Qeertsn, bic oawols
In getraat tamen, beosutste isin
einsissr cine pitnle Rotpenoisteit fir
bic 8erteioigungsriftung bss Deuts
Ihsn aeihes, tpeDer Der 6sgentpart,
nod Der 3utuntt."
Die gngldnbsr freuten ti4 rieIig
ii6er ben 8ertrag. germeintsn ne
bod, bic IsntimsntaIen oummen
DeutIden tDitoer einmdl iibsrtOlpeIt
Su baben. SslsolanD lei fir Gngs
lamb ia nur Elm 9olsntnopf. 8euti@'
Innb wiirbe ia Elm biibi4es Ssebab
aus Der SnIel MAIDEN, peiter aber
ni9ts. Gin Stiibpuntt fir bic bsuts
I9e GIotte9 Bah, cine uuisbHli4s
oeut{6e 5lotte fperbe Is iiberbaupt
niemals gebsn, bic 8eutfdeu tOuns
ten ttins GaifIe bauen, ieien teine
SeeIeute, unD tuenn ii4 Der aaifer
nit elm paar bepsFfnsten 8abnen
Elm SpieI5eug idafien iUollc, 10 m0g'
mon bas groBmitig erIuubsH. SD
unsefdbr 6a9te man in gnsIanb.
Sn 2pnbon ertl6rte 2orb SaIiss
barD aIs YremierminiIter i'm porla'
ment: Der tratsgiIde unb tonImers
aisIIe Mert bet Smell lei fiir Gngs
Lamb atringIigig. SIM 5aIIe zines
arieges nit 9sutI9Innb piirne bic.
TeS 1ofort cine Glreitmaht nod Gel
golonb isuben, bepor bic eusIiT6e Grs
lnbIIotte nngeIong! Isi; i'm GaIIs
zines Rrisges nit aHbsren Wd9ten
miiIft England bei SeIsOIanb cine
1lotte Itotipnieren nAb piirbe 70
feline &rGFte 5erIpIilssrn miiiIsn. Die
gbtrstung Der mItntimeHtalsn Smell"
sntIpre6e ben ipabren SntsreIfen
GngIonbs, na9oem mon ieBt einsn
befrisoigenben GrTab boFiir ousfinoig
gsntndt babel limb Der 4friias
forfGer StnnIen fanb bas osrsleis
dsnbe MOrt: man babe fir etneu
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ipsqen elmer Eat, bic in sHgIifasn
aoloniiaiionslrsiisn oIs bsrsdtist gilt.
lin in elmer IhpisrigeH Rage ben
GinosbOrsnsn gegsniibsr feline autps
ritdt su nabrtn, bate psisrs, mad
einem qro5eBperfabreH, 5nei asger
bdnosn Ioiisn, borunter cine Grau,
pm Der 90 bis5, baB tie in intimem
@erbdltnis su Peters ssItauDsn bobs,
GieIe GeIHtttt fam ourh einen engs
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M6 hi asm dmliItf Hlflti wt
NtgHm atgHlHiaaa Mna tni. ~
H# sm llfi tt HfeH #iitnH1
IHLttiHbfaNa MfNilb EaMmuiift
eM kH UtHlttlf Hfil6u mefs
ttn nblu afeb Raahtaa pat I'm
aaaah tstiafn Satifi. alt BE
Nnntoim ndh itfN Hiftul1et NJ
mai6uim nui Ntiall Wfafliult
lsH. Nfhoti mattsH uamiilfltot
.Had hlfitf Eaidtl muttfn tls
Hf6gdhm tfHlitth 1tappm mo
tiHu ontnm rffut uft Namplg
trent nblrunsporlinL So nar -
ben FfarioItn moalla. sfHsui IN
bic esa,nb pen Wlathanim ucr3us
brina,u. no fs buta tsuila, eano'
msbf gum Glsbtn rtbFahl mafnou.
an ttm @ltlunasiampf. Der nnHs
mtar btganH. mar "a Iir ole Brnns
soitn uatirlih BON gfpfsr Wltiias
left. ben BON ibn,H suiiDti,n aurit,
bau pisorbsrJuntlm. Die arbtis
ten bitrsu purbtn bon ben otut'
Iden Hlisaern NIT aufmriiamitit
btrFolet. Gube Mai murbe our3
cine acknowledgements isiistiitat,
bah BE ut6nbriidung Der %gsfprsngs
ten Gtsls 6etnbst mar. Quh murs
oe srtonni, bab cine grubsbsIaliuua
Der Bride surn sinsu giIsnbabnsa5
IiaftTano. Nunmsbr mar es an bsr
3sii, bic tigsns su bisIsm 3Teds
Iinitr bic bsutId,n ainisn bsraa'
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.aouf9 TT in bsr tlsiniten
0iitte!" Iagie Der aOidt, Oo fano er
i'm !Sibnerfan elm SOB nit 8rennN
ipiritus.
Sin ebIsr Wlenid gsbt ieitDdrts
In Die 9ai9e!4 entIduIOigte Ii4 Der
suglii9e arieesfr.inilige uno rif
TAlsuntglt pieber aus.
Der 6reibeit sine aufeS, fdss
ten T4 bic ruiiiIdsn RuIturtrdser
unb nabmen bos 6eIO, no tie 10
triegen tonntsn.
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aefii6rte AZ 3entimstsrs gatterie IN
gdtigteit treten Su lafen. Bsuiac
Shife am 80. Mai 9eniigtsn, i'm
bic ueberfiibruns ouf elmer @tretc
Don 100 Mleter erreli uno na4bdls
tia in S9utt 81 legeu. Der Runts
ban Iisat IA ailomster bOr Der
porberIten Sufonterielinis. @as untere
8iI0 beranI9uuIi9t ben 9iaouit nd9
Der 8eI4teBung.
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am 90. guguIf ts4i oi1tete IN bies
fem 6aus auf 6el9olnie 6offmann ..
Ealersleben oas qieo: @eutidldno,
Geutidlan6 iiber aIes.
S1on bomals CAB g cine entente,
UNI Deutf9lnnbS GatpideIung niss
oersubalten, un6 pieber mar Gngs
lamb Der Giibrsr in bisier unfaubss
rem gefelIf9aft. 80 9unb, bu Dumb,
ou bit ni6t sslunO" fang 6einri6
Stine. 9eutI9ldnb aus nelie in
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tanbtl pagbs in GusIano ma Otm
tiubtliIIatn uritl bee 8tirtolaung
anlatnammm, IN DmlIdtanD absr
nit tntr 0ttlltm Siimmuns; BON
ptr piiinbm assisrung mil @nu8
iuuHa, Bon ,inem greBta Tell Der
of ntlihsn Nlelnung nit Gfirii itung.
Us III Iailade. Dab bic @btrt
tung Saniibars uno g1itus (gs1sn
6elgulano) ois uriate oer @rin'
oung bts aIlbeulf@tH Wtrs
banbes eeporoen III. IS lit leis
Oer pa6r. Die acknowledgements in
8euiihlanb Iddumten Dor Mut iiber
lie sgrsisgabs pidtigsr oeutihsr
Snisrslisn in QTrita". 81 peiitsAsn
III bisie Sttmmung muir, iuenn man
6soentt, bdB gismard bamnls i'm
GohienpaIbe eroIlte. Gbldon Bis
mard idon 5ipansig Sabre iriiber
bic griperbuns 6~slgoIanbs betriebsu
battle, rno obi6on er betanntli6 isbr
penig fir bic aoloniaIpolitit @sutI9s
lambs idpdrmts, 10 mar sr bod um
1890 Elm @egner ienes 9aui9'
banoeIs. Der raid nlternbe Settles.
riele mar bamols perortig ~perdrgeri,
bob feline Gtimmungsn 6err gsiDor.
ben tporen iibsr Iein urtsiI in man.
den pOlitiIden 9iRssn. 9ishard
6sIab obsr Inn jsne 3sit In DeutT9s
lamb cine sabIrei9e Gemeinbs, ipel9i
ihm i9Is9terbings bic nnfebIbatteii
subiIIiate. Die Heaitruna ober lief