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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-12-06
Physiology. Composition. Methods q
Reading, Methods In Arithmetic.

Physioaogy. Composition. Methods In
Reading. Methods In Arithmetic.
Thunday forenooo - Arithmetic.
History Of Education. Psychology.
Methods I'm Geography.
Thursday afternoon - Grammar.
Geography. American Literature,
Physics, Methods IN Language, Thesis
for Primary Certificate. Science Of
Education"
Friday forenoon-Theory and Prae-
tice. OrthOgraphy. Physical 0sos-
raphy. English Literature. Chemistry,
History Of Educatioa."
Friday a1ternoon-School Law, C.
ology. Algebra, Civil Government.
Childhood and Adolescence"
Saturday afternoon - Geometry,
Botany. School Administration."
Saturday General His
tory. Bookkeeping. "Nsthods."
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-12-06

He's On the Jury.
Lindsey c. Sisemore Of Fort Kiam-
ath Ia In town to do Jury duty.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-12-06
EXPRESS CO.. MAY
HAVE 4 BUILDING
WELlIs.fAlt(N OFFICIALS ARR
aAlD TO ~ FAvOIlARl.E 10
ERECTiON or srRUCTuRH FOR
HANDLING TRAFFIC

Klamath Falls newest public ~.
vice building may 10 \ wsils-varSo
butlding. according to reports II eif.
.culatiou. The volume Of business
transacted by the company here b
rapidly growing. and there has been
need felt for some time for . rscslv.
Ing depot for Incoming express,
In tho summer months the need 10
especially great. aS tho express con.
pany has no adequate storage faeili.
ties. and musi. therefore. deliver oil
perinhable goods TO merchants after
tho arrival Of express latc each even
Ing. With q building near the dspoe
Il would be possible for u night On.
pioys 70 unload tho express cars. aad
classify the express 10 as 10 facilitate
its delivery tho following morning.
The matter was given serious eoa.
sidsration by WeiisF Fargo o@clAh
last summer. II ID understood NM
that the San Francisco ofices hsvs ~
proved tho plans. and that the bu'le'
Ing might be erected In tho carly
spring.
In case tho new building ID eFsctso'
tho company would not discontinue
its uptown once. This would b ussa
still % y receiving point. and. 70 .
certain extent. for small dixtribueloas.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-12-06
HATS USED FOR
BASINS, MUGS
SINCE NEW STEEL HELAWfs
HAVE PROVEN EFVECTIvE IN
wARDING OFF sHRAPNEL, OLD
HATS HAVE NEW USE
United Press corrsspondsnes)

,United Prees Corrooponooueo)
TARIs. Nov. so.-(By mail)-Tls
battle Of Champagns was Frances
Arst real opportuniyt to test the sf.
fectiveness Of the new steel helmets Of
the Arst line troops. The results were
sIninently satisfactory.
"Ons Of my comradss." said 3
wounded private. was struck % ths
head by . splinter from . big shell.
He wsy knocked down and We were
sure he had been killed. We fousd
that he was only stunned. The splin-
tsr had merely dsntsd The steel cap.
Since ws have had the helmets thsrc
havs been 50 Per cent fewer wounds
In the hsaA. We ere now using our
regular hats for shavins muss asl
wash baslAA
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-12-06
ON
THE SCENE EARLY
WORKERS FOR EQUAL BALLOT
FROM ALL PARTS OF AMERICA
PARTICIPATE IN ANTHONY
AMENDMENT LOBBYING


United Press Servico
WASHINGTON. D. C.. Dec g.
With the openin1 az consra.. tod.,
suffrage worksrs made the capital
city thu aald of th.ar .ct,vitie. IN h.,
half oe thu Susan a Anthonv euSIr.se
ameadmsnt to the constitution. mn
at 1880 D. M. = grea& deleeation oi
sui5rasists w. welcomed in the 70.
tunda Of the capAtol by thu house and
senate committees on suRmee. led by
Senator soutAsrland ana Representa-.
tive Noudell.
Atan p...,A.,. uu,,.. ..
Al 400 .nR,..1:t ,..A.-. :, ~. ~,
rom ~ ~. Wh,.. u,,,.. ~. ..w
naien 1ar ~. Xntho.v .w.,nw...
VIA b. pl.nned n M v.er,. ....,or
Of the aAvisorv connc1I .,n vor.,
votarr, conventsor h.~,nr,,~ wa.
nssday
r.s.- ~
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-12-06

production receives the highest COM
msnts In the leading motion picture
magasinss. II will b shown Sor 70.
night only. Tomorrow the famous
Who Pays" sssiss win bsgin.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-12-06
>-
BRlER MENTION

H. D. L&mbus 10 . late arrival from
Los Angeles.
See those auto robes on special sale
at Bradley's Harness shop. It
George Noble and wife are in the
city from Lorslla.
J. H. shott II down from Fort
klamath.
Have your picture taken by Hen.
line. the Photographer Of the North
west. Hsnline Photo Shop. 1t
G. E. Walker Il q visitor from Lor-
ella.
John T. Horn ID here from Bo-
nan1s.
With every Psnnsylvania Oh Cup
Casing you purchase. . red tube IL
given free. Ford garage. 1t
L. J. Horton 10 q visitor to this city
from Yonna Valley.
A real good show for dime at the
Orphsus. Il
w. n. Williamson b here on bust.
mes from sacramsnto, Calf.
Special sale on trunks, suit casss
and gloves. Bradley Harness Co. 1t
H. N. Livingston q . business vis-
itor from San Traneisco.
A Christmas gift that win last him
70 year. Try sugarmanS. II
B. =. Greenwood Of *. James. No.,
is q recent arrival.
Henderson has the incest things for
Christmas presents-all new. 1885
1iain strest. 1t
r. w. Buswsll IL here on business
from Portland.
!. A. johnson Il In this city iron
Los Angeles.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-12-06
TEACHERS TEST
PROGRAM READY
HISTORY AND WRITING WILL BE
Emsr SUBJECTS no. APr1l.
CANTs FoR STATE CERTH1.
GATES NEXT WEEK

Following b the order arranged
Tor ths takiAg Of various tssts by
taAehsn vi1hiAg state certificates. e
the sEAmination to begin on naxt
Wednesday. December 18th. at the
high school:
Wednesday forenoon-writins. q.
8. History.
Wednesday hding,
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-12-06

FOR SALE OR TRADp-ylns apple
orchard In yakims Valley for Khan
ath county land. Address boz 80.
klamath Fails. ct
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-12-06
locaNewS Happenings
16785 Va and about NM 8

Return From Fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. Callahan OF Dairy have
Just returned from San Francisco.
where they have been on an extended
visit to the fair.
To Ashland On Visit.
Mrs. !. d, Applegate left on this
mornings train for Ashland. whore
she will visit her daughter. Mrs. c. u.
Peii.
Rack From 'Frisc0.
DR.. c. +. Wheeler returned Satur-
day evening from San Francisco.
where he has been the past week on
business.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1915-03-12
Bus Line ID Brunswick

10 give 6-1ZST-ck 2 passenger ser
VICE z 111e=1 passenger. IS horse
power, to1--spea5 CARRIED nororbus
VII ply between Frederick and Bruins
wick o. and st-er april Is This bus
l-ne VII y operated By Gurney G.
E0s1e-- head machinist OF the Fred
eE1ck City Garage, Alderman John H
Grove, proprietor.
The Establishment Of this bus line
VII make tie fourth line TO be es-
I2b--sAed II Frederick county within
the past few months. Two lines. ope--
ated 81 + G. Lescalleet and H F
Wills, are not running between Bal
ulore ard Frederick every day this
eek Another bus plies between
Frederick and RidgeYille.
Improved state highways and the
elimination Of the old county road
are responsible for the Inauguration
c. this method Of transportation. II
years gone BY when the railroads had
not been extended throughout the
country. tie old stage coach was used.
Inc bus Ines will cover perhaps fbf
same routes that we're taken by these
stage coaches, only the system Of
transportation win be entirely differ
enL Instead Of q quartet Of horses
high-pow cred automobiles are being
used
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1915-03-12
Grip Epidemic Hits the city.


Fre1erlck county Is nov u gainst
its annual grievance. Most everyone
has cold. Inflammation Of the
throat eyes. Or z swelling & the
glands Of The throat and body. due to
Tie extremely cha-geable weather,
warm one day, rainy the next and
arctic the following. Without a
L o-sht e whether or not il has been
diagnosed 8 such any Of the above
Affections are branded Is Ia grippe.
a mild case Of Inflammation Of the
glands q The head Is named Ia grippe.
Physicians when asked last night
whether there was Al epidemic Of Ia
grippe. laughed and said no. They
said that quite few common colds
appear throughout the county. but
as Tor grip. known 10 them as inau-
enza No, anything that resembles
a cold Is "A grippe IN the minds of
me sufferers. said ore physician.
Persons VIII not hare any delu-
sions IS to the strip WIEN they once
SCI Il L viii be perfectly recogniz-
able, and the sufferer won't be loung-
ing On The streets IN q few hours or a
lev days Its severe and means DAYS
ana sometimes weeks OF pain and
l"lnses OF the muscles.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1915-03-12
Frederick is a Prosperous CITY.

With more than eight million and
q half dollars On deposit in eisbt
Frederick banks. at the close of bust
ness, March I, Frederick is certainly
placed way up in the list Of prosper
Gus cities. But the actual number Of
deposits Is not the most astonishing
item that is brought ont in the state
mems which have been issued BY Fred
erlck banks, it Is the increase Of more
than million in deposits at a time
when the nation is sending out cries
Of hard times and business depress-
ion.7
Since the close Of business. Deem
Der 81, Of last year S2S7, 1882 in de-
posts have been placed in Frederick
banks. One year ago the March
statement showed a decrease in depos-
lis Of s7S,ss3.2I, as compared with the
statement issued just before that time
The deposits in Frederick banks
are SS,S9S, 1851. The combined re-
sources Of the eight Frederick banks
are over eleven millions and half
Sl1,5S5,5l6.20 being the exact amount
Frederick banks have out in loans
about s6.059.55S.47.
Frederick banks are solid and sound.
strangers coming into this section
marvel at the enormous amount of
money sent to these institutions.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1915-03-12
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The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1915-03-12
~G0 TO CHURCH SUNDAY
Ministers Association Picks March II
Ribbons Being Used,

The Brunswick Ministerial Associa-
uoa. Al well-attended meeting. pick
ca sunday. March p. as Go To
Church sunday Efforts are to De
made TO have every resident of the
.oWn and vicinity attend church serv-
ICES on this occasion. Ribbons bearing
the words Go To Church Sunday" al
ready ere being worn by many men.
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The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1915-03-12

- Preferential Primaries.
= ETz-1z ~ cs1ol1a1ss for c5es
q oo-1 ~ Democratic md r
II --1caz --cze1s VII d selected
rs gsars WI b had Il every
district s.1 pr7c-oor L FREDERICK
c-1z-y II Wednesday, III 18th
czy 4 5s--e-5s-
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1915-03-12
5CogD NGDE

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G-E X ~ EEEE-E O-S-
nc TH EETEE ZEA5S EZ
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Tat Boy
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1915-03-12
NEW AovEsrlsEMENrs

announce myself as candidate for the
office of Comfy Commissioner for
Frederick County. and earnestly seek the
support Of my fellow Democrats al the Pri-
mary in September.
GRANVILLE L. WACHTER.
Mt. Pleasant District, No. Is.
inch l2-tp
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1915-03-12

Postmaster Walper G. Musgroye re-
ceived his commission yesterday from
Washington, and made arrangements
with acting postmaster Frank Splitter.
to take the Office on Monday.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1915-03-12
DEBATERS ARE SELECTED
Z koSS hilhide aud Claggett sum.
merS on Local Team

merS on Local Team.
Inc debating team 10 represent the
Boys high school in the contest with
the Washington County high school
which will take place in the auditor
ium OF the local school April l, will
oe composed of c. Ross Wilhide and
Clasget Summers, who viii try to re-
deem the local school from the defeat
suffered at the hands Of the Hagers-
town school in that city some time
ago. The subject for the debate has
not yet been decided
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1915-03-12

George Birts, track hand employed
oy the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
company. had two fingers badly crush
ed Wednesday afternoon while unload
ing rails on the hump west of Bruins
wick.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1915-03-12


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The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1915-03-12

3 nan who buys a blind horse
should also consult an occulist :
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-05-03
FARSI SHORTAGES.

I ana loaning money fo- people outside
Of this state on farm ana city properties
&C 81 per cent ] have some FOR you
VICTOR M COOK.
iassting Bldg. Home Gao
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-05-03
FOR sALE-.PoULTRY.

FOR SALE Chicks white leghCrns. To-;
60-egg incubator, $50. 2S06 S. Main 81
Sell 43GG.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-05-03
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.

FOR SALE OR EXCHANGING pie
eure show. Money maker Owner has
other business g. 4. Hassir. l,si2 = Main
ST. Elkhart Ind.
FOR SALE OR TRADE-Indian motor
cycle-5x7 view camera. Bell COS Mish-
aWaa.
FOR SALE OR ENCHANGE-Ten acre
tract OF land with new ten room house
AID barn, two miles northeast OF Mish-
aWaka. viii accept vacant lot or i'm
proved property us part payment
HASTINGS,
Hastings Building. 2ls y Mich. ST.
Home Clio phoues-Bell 2l1.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-05-03
FOR SALE OR FOR RENT.

FOR SALE OR RENT-A fine manufac-
turing plant good brick buildings, $1,000
square feet floor space, steam heated,
water power located on New York Cen
tral Lines and Grand TrunA John j.
SCHNEIDER, Agent, Mishawaka, Ind.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-05-03

FOR SALE.
acre tract at Bertrand stop on inter
urban.
10 acres. . miles west of city limits.
Gary property 90 exchange for city prop
erty or farms.
WHITCOAlB AND KELLER.
jefferson Bldg. Both Phone 1861
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-05-03
FOR RENT-FARNf.

FOR RENT-1Z acres or gooG farm land
close &c city on ). Michigan road; no
buildings. j. 4. Gre ID
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-02-17
81. Ybariidsr in @aibiHstOa

Der grdfibent BAT cine langs aabis
netssSibuna abgebdlten, in lDel6er Die
Stsllur3 Der Ser. Staaten gu bsm
ariese in geratbung gsaosen unb fols
ssnbe 8sidliiffs ssfabt rpurbsn: Die
Ser. Stdatsn baben bic 8irasr uno
ben Sdnoel Der Der. Staaten gu be-
ifiiBen; cine neutrals Stslluns eesens
iibtr ben &riegsfiibrenben sinSunebs
men unb cine Itrsnsite 8eoba4tuug Der
p6lterrs4tli4en Susunsen gu ere
atpinssn.
Das ilinst iebr Ih6n, iinb dbtr
nidts ais leere Dorte, 6fnter beneu
fid bic abfi6t Oerbirst, i'm Sntsrsfie
gnglanbs gu pirfen. Das Isuntet nit
beionbersr &larbeit aug bem erftsn
pdragrap6en bsrpor, porin es befbt,
bab es bic pfli6t Der Ser. Stdaten III,
ibre girger unb ibren 5dnnsl 3u Be-.
ihiiben. 9delia laufen gei9spsroeH
btim Gtaatspepdrtement Elm, bdB amee
ritaniide auouUsen Don ,nglif6sn
arieesidiffen angebaltsn ooer ionfiss
sirt perben. 9is iest In abfclut nihss
gsI9eTn, I'M 46bilfs gu sspGbrsn.
Der prGfbsnt ipib Id5 barouf berue
fen, bab er groisfte na9 aonSon ges
i9idt bat. Titfs taten ni@ts ssnubt
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-02-17

tuni BAT. judt bic san3e Ws!t mad
gerbiinbsier as unb ipi[I aud be Der.
Staaten bafiir eeiuinnen unb Is III
trautis, fossn 5u miiHtn, oab bic
Der. Stadtsn tas sinaiet ntuiraIt finb,
bas gnsIaub in bic 6dnoe artsitsi.
To THIS DAY POSITIVE PROOF
is wanting that the Maine was sunk
by the Spanish. The probabilities are
that she was destroyed by an explosion
OF her mnnition magazine, Through
some accident or carelessness, or that
tie Cubans wrought the destruction 10
enlist the aid of our country. With
ali this uncertainty the incident brought
OH the war with Spain. Such an ex-
perience ought to urge the President,
IL he Is the true lover Of peace lie
pretends TO be, to Keep our ships nut
OF the war zone where tliey are expos
ed 10 every mishap imaginable. They
might be hit By a stray shot; they
might, owing to Englands perfidy OF
hoisting false colors, be mistaken
for an English ship; they might run
up against mine, and there il possib-
ility that England, unscrurulous as she
always was in the choice Of her means
and in her mad desire TO gain allies
might herself blow up an American
ship and lay the blame ON the Ger
mans. All these contingencies might be
avoided and all danger Of war be
averted. II the President would direct
American ships to keep out OF the war
zone, II the President insists on our
right TO sail through dangerous ground,
he strains at gnat after he had swaI-
lowed camel. lie remained silent
when England mined the entire German
Ocean, and now he bristles up when
Germany blocks a narrow slip Of that
Ocean.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-02-17

ring unb BIT srob0riisen 7rlippen'
Ieiiiuns III ber GrfoIg Der Sdladt
oon SoiFons Der sIGnasnpen 3niams
iasnarbeii alIsr Haffsn. Dor alien btr
Jnfdnttrit, JeIbarti[Ieris. JaibartinsS
rie ulib Der gioniere 5u perbanfen, bic
I'd eessnisitis aufs polIsubstfie unssrs
ifiitttn. gfu@ bis Usrnipre4truppsn
6aben ni4t ipsnis sum Geltnsen bss
gdn5sn bsisttragtn. 4uf Srupptn unb
Uiibrsr foI@en SG.oess lam bas
beaifH< 0oII jfcf3 fein.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-02-17

9at bsrsits goib in 2onnon auF feline
SdaBumts<Roten aufsenOmnsn nnp
lpiro iebr balo neue uub nod srobers
glnforberunsen iteIlsn miiHen, neil bas
san5e 6ipnomiifx 2eben in 5ranfreid
abfolut psrnidiet iIt. Die 5Gtritsn
Itsben pessn Mansels an 4rbeitstr1fs
ten itin uxb bic 2aubpirthI6aft bat
ausbsmielben 9runSe 'ibre prpSais
tionsfabigteit einsebiibt. Das eng
lifdx GoIb piro iid ebenio Hia4tlos
in oisIsm arisge ertpeiien, ME bic
@trsittrdfte Der aliirtsn Deutits
lamb tann i0sbsr miIitdriId mod Oto'
nomiih iiberpunbsu peroen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-02-17

Die Rsp gprtsr pru6ritiideu
8lGter iinb bas bette DsrbsnittsI in
Gnglanb. Ias bic 8ldttsr jenes
2anbes iasen, gluubt Hiemlnb, absr
bic ReD gorfsr SeituHsen srfpsiisn iitI
aIs elm 3usmittsl. Den 0cltsmafen,
bic man gum Gintritt in oas Seer gu
aspinnsn psrIu9t, pirb tGsIi4 aus
bieien 3situnssn porsslefen. oub
bic Ser. Staaten poI unb eons auf
Seitsn Gnslanbs itsben, neil pidss
bic hebrs 2lufgabe srfiilt, bic @slt por
Wilitarismus, Dtspotismus ino Bar
barismus 3u rettsu. Dumit niro Der
@Iaube erfDstt, oab Die Der. Staatsu
auf osm Sprungs itsbsn. 2lliirts gnss
lambs su iperosn unS buburd gepiuHt
man Hetrutsn fir oas euglifhe peer.
DAP uniDiiIenbs Gn9lGnDsr iih pcn
fOl6em unfihn bstb0rsnlafsn. lit nidt
au psrmrnOsrn, oo bod &mcritaner,
bic auf gilbuna anIprua erbeben. ben
elei6en llniinn iagen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-02-17

Der snsltf9s S6asfuusIer
2IOpO 9sOrss TT ssnau Elm iol9er
5iuntsrer uub prablbans geporben,
ME fsin aollege Don Der Wlarins, Der
rlotOriide G5ur6iu. Gr iagt, oab Der
ariee in bisfem Sabre 10 Wi[Iiarben
Dollars usrf9liRgsn perbe Das III
riatia, absr ss ift cine alberne prabr
lerei su bebaupten, bab gnslanb ben
arieq fiinf Sabre lang nit ben 3inien
pon ieineu i'm Auslaub anselegten &ar
pitalisu fiibren lam uno sSrantreiH
auf orei Sabre. Dieis Giuuabmen
beIaufen iid fir England auf bSrhe
ftens 600 Winionen. 9ds rehht auF
so Sdss uub fir 5rantrsitb auf 300
Willionen. Menn 9eorgs 5usisbt, bab
RnblaHb fiHnuSieLe lluterfiibune
braans. 70 ptrfdtDsigt sr. oab syrdufs
reid iis ebsnFaIs ben5tbist. Sisies
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Die 2lbaner, bic iebt IN
Serbisn singsbrunssu iinb, babsn sius
blutige 4brsfmung nit bieIem 2anns
gu balten. Sm galtantries Dor 5pei
Sabrsn, ais Serbien oarauf Ssituno,
4lbauisu gu nsbHsn, fiibrteu bic Isrbis
ibeu 9eHerdIe einen unmenidli9en
gusrottungstrisg gessn Oie 2ttbansr.
4aes, mas ibnen untsr bic &lin1e fam,
Rdnner, 5ruuen uub Gtnoer, tpuros
niebersemadt, um folder Weiic bic
SorSerung Ositerrsids unb StaIiens
gu Dtrsiteln, bdb bic rationale rnabE
bdngisteit aI6auieus gepabrt 5lei6e.
Grit elmer 9rauiamt.it, pie lie bic
Delt in ibren ountsliten Sagsn ni9t
eeisbsH 5at, puros Die albantihe Be-
p6lteruug er6armungslos ubgeidlads
tst, I'm ben anipru4 gelteno 81 mn@
den, bab bic nIbanil3e 9atiOnalitat
nidt mebr eetpd6rt 6lsi6en Tonne, neil
feline 4l6onisr mebr sriftirten. gs III
troitreiG uno srbebenb unb Deri0bnt
nit Der DeltOrbnung, gu beobadten,
bub fol6e gsftiuIitdt 70 fduetl lire
Strafe finb.t.
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0srdnssrfs aaif. eaas, Oaniebfa,l,
nns Htlnssn aub 1lf ant<sfn ztlifatFfta
81 ep. UsftfsF&gs. sss .. 9. Cir.
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Ole ptobriten noasu iss!
nod sinsn Sdritt psiter ssben. Sbrs
albiitt III. ale osuti4en 9dnoibdten
sinsr priifung in patriotismus gu uHs
terrperfen. Sn iOltsm Sale pirb Der
beutite &anbioat. I'm bic llnteritiibs
uHs Der prObritsn su finDeu, uHsefGhr
fplasnbe Grtldrung dbgeben miiIieH:
9lls pahrsr amsritdnii9er putriOt bin
i'd Der aniiht, bab Gnslanb bas Redt
Eat, uns ale neutralen Re9ts 81 ents
5ieben uno bic Der. Staaten 'pie cine
snsliite Nolonie gu bebanbelH. St
fperos isben prdiibentsn uatsritiiben,
Der bsm 9Dnig bon Gnolanb sens6m lit
unb bin caseeen. oub ole Der. Staaten
strIi9e ReutraIitdt ss9sn ale Iationen
ii6en. Die Gntport beg beutI9sn 9ans
bipaten ipirb nntiirlif entsegeraeirgt
Iauten unb ipsnn es CUR probe fommt,
tpirb bic bsutfds autport ben ames
rttanii6eu giirssru beHr aeialIen,
aIs bic britiite