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sure on the diver was not used by him.
 The pressure of the water has been one of the greatest difficulties to over come in deep sea diving. 1t amounts to nearly fifty pounds to the square inch of the divers body for each hun- dred feet of depth. To neutralize this, compressed air is pumped into the divers suit ana helmet and the pressure is increased as he goes down to corr respond with the increasing depth. Periis Attend Release.
 With the supply of compressed air comes another danger. The nitrogen of
New Britain herald., 1915-05-31
5,OUOAUSTRO- GERMAN PRISONERS TAKEN BY
 RUSSIANS IN ONE DAY
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southeast of Neuville St. vaast is 15o, including four officers
 Turkish Onicial Report.
 Constantinople, May 30, via Berlin and London. May 31.. SIS a. rn.- The following official statement was issued tonight at the war office:
 'On the front in the rear of Ari Burnu the enemy made unsuccessful efforts to prevent us from reinforcing trenches we had captured in the cen- ter of his position.
 At, Seddul Bahr the enemy seems engaged in filling gaps made on May 25
 Our Anatolian batteries on the nar- rows violently bombardcd enemy po- sitions at Seddul Bahr today (Sunday) Nothing of importance occurred at other points. :"
New Britain herald., 1915-05-31
TO BUY MACHINERY
 FOR SHOE FACTOR
Representatives or Villa GoycrnnrI in St. Louis Authorized 10 spend
 sfs,ooo for Implements.

St. Louis, May 3i.~-Threc rcrre. sentatives of the Villa government Al Mexico arc here to purchase muchin cry for shoe factory which fhe/ said is to be built and maintained hx General Villa at his capital, Chihua hua.
 The erection of a shoe factory haz become necessary. on of the p@rtx said. because the Villa money hnH 7 purchasing power of only three ctnfz on the dollar in the United States. A pair of three dollar shoes, he said. cost the Villa government ninety dolk lars Of Mexican money.
 The Mexicans said they had been authorized to spend si5,ooo for shoe machinery.
New Britain herald., 1915-05-31
Unity Rebekall Lodge.

At the regular meeting of Unity Rebekah lodge held in IT. o. U. A. M. hall, Monday, May 24. 1t was voted to hold 'Gentlemen's Night at the next meeting, June 14. The committee wiu meet tomorrow night at 7.s0 o'clock in the hall, for further pre- parations. An invitation was also ac- cepted to attend a lawn party at the home of Mrs. Treat Hubble in New ington, June IT. It is hoped that as many as can will attend
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uaIIy by nze4II

of his suit hs aho*
 the bends" es t'I.
 blood is called arnent
 An added precsu<Iou
 piled in the form of q I4z room, into which cor1t pumped. If the diver
 affected by the pressure after he is brought up he this room under the dire1 physician.
 Special Room Required.
 This room is supplied with A telephone communicating Y outside. and a carefully sd3usl supplies the pressure reqptre patient. This biz compresscd is a part of the equipment r| divers had with them at Honol|
 The United States navy hns experimented with the new elI diving suit which was used in wage work of the Empress of| wrecked in the St. Lawrence 90 Gunner Stilson and his cor5' trained men had to do without vantage. It is not q thing wl}t be used without experience.
 It is really more like a naacll<' suit. for it weighs nearly 500 and the man inside is practical less in its grip until after hs K| so far below the surface that fn| is counterbalanced by the we'd sure. He is then able to rnov< after the manner of a man cla| fashioned steel armor.
 The suit has more than fiftx joints 10 give it fiexibility, An6 its marvels is wonderfully arm and hand. The hand ir and has twelve fingers. 90 coal that when manipulated by ths the man inside it a pin can VI up from the floor. This hand supplied with an electric iiFht Peculiarly Difficult Tack. \
 To fasten cabies round a submarine lying far below the ary diving depths is a task tr alike the endurance of the div their equipment. once the vetz cated and the cables are secu' tached 1t is comparatively easy powerful tugs to raise her.
 Heretofore diving has been confined to torpedo boats afl marines in the navy. The chi of the diver was to recover te dropped into the water. Dur last two years additional stten' been given to diving, and ft is that more of this work will be the future.
 Ono of the best known divers York began life as a bookkcei was threatened with consumpti wanted to change his work and into diving by accident over years ago. He has been in ectf' ice all that time. has recove health and made . rood iivinE.
New Britain herald., 1915-05-31
NOT ALI OVER YET.

It appears that the now fam ous Clark case. which every one thought was finished when Joseph H. Clark re- ceived a favorable decision in the su- perior court last week. is by no means ended. P. w. Schultz. administrator of the estate. has signified his inten- ton of appealing from Judge Tuttle's decision and the case will probably Dc further aired in the supreme court.
New Britain herald., 1915-05-31
GERMAN FREE MASOl
 SEVER RELATIO1

Disowr Brother Mssons fin Italy
 Suspend Relations With otbe|
 Masons in Hostile Countries.
 Berlin, May s1.-The German er| lodge of Free Masons has adopted following declaration:
 "rn view of the attitude ek Italian Free Masons. who, 1nspi{ by French sympathizers, took part the political struggle leading to war and thereby violating the cardif principle of Free Masonry cxprea| forbiddinE such methods, the Gcrfnn grand lodge hereby sewers all form relations with Italian and Fren Free Masonry.
 Towards Free Masons in other ht tile lands, the grand lodge reaffirf the decision adopted at an ear1i date, that all relations of vAfic grand lodges be suspended from t outbreak of hostilities."
New Britain herald., 1915-05-31
BRITISH STEAMER. SUNK.

Barry, woles. May 3i.--The British steamer Tullochmoor. 3.520 tons. was shelled and sunk by German subma- rine Friday evening. The crew es- caped and has landed here. The Tul- lochmoor was in ballast from Genoa for South Shields.
New Britain herald., 1915-05-31
TENTH ANNIVERSARY.
Excellent speakers Address Ladies'
 TaImud Torah Association.

The tenth anniversary of the or sanization of the Ladies Talmud Torah association was celebrated at Talmud Torah Institute on Elm street last evening with appropriate exer- iciSes.
 w. Frinshberg, who IS principal of the New York Hebrew school and formerly principakof the local school, D. Gurian and MT. Rosenthal of Hart ford gave addresses. Attorney B. S. Pouzzner of Boston also spoke. Messrs. Weiner. Rosenberg and Aisen-e herg spoke in Hebrew. Refreshments were served.
New Britain herald., 1915-05-31
LONDON COMMENT
 ON GERMAN REPLY
Guardian Says Kaiser Will Drag Out Negotiation Over Lusi-
 tania With U. S.

London, May 31, 12:1S D. m.- Commenting on the German reply to the American note concerning the Lus1tania incident, the Manchester Guardian has this to say: We do not know how long the war will last, but 1t Is clear, if Germany has her way, that It's end will find the nego- tiations with the United States over the submarine 'blockade' still dragg- ing out their interminable length.
 The German note does not even reply directly to the American re- quest that such actions as the sink ing of the Lusitania should be dis avowed. and that they should be dis continued.
New Britain herald., 1915-05-31
CLARENCE PLACE LEAVES.

Clarance Place, well known and popular dancing instructor and also we'll known as being employed in the nortuary department at B. c. Por- ter Sons, has left this city to accept a lucrative position with large undertaking firm at Lorraines Ohio. Mrs. Place will leave for the west to join her husband in a couple of weeks.
New Britain herald., 1915-05-31

The note actually has the effront- cry to add that the passengers prob ably would have been saved had it not been for the explosion of ammuni- ton which, it is alleged, was carried by the Lusitania, as though the sub marine had torpedoed the ship with out intending actually to sink her.
New Britain herald., 1915-05-31
NH. GRIFFIN ORDAINED.

Thomas Griffin, son of John Grim of 1ss North street was or dained to the Catholic priesthod at the cathedral in Hartford today by the Ht. Rev. John J. Milan, bishop of Hartford. There was a large at tendance of Mr. Griflns friends from this city. Rev. John T. Winters and Rev. J. F. Fay of St. Marys church were on the altar.
New Britain herald., 1915-05-31

peoples cause. He who calmly, con- scientiously ond increasingly does his best to perform his duty to his fam fly, to society and the state. though he may be to fortune and fame un- known, is nevertheless, rendering a high public service.
New Britain herald., 1915-05-31
FoUND-AN HONEST MAN.

Found--An honest man. Guido An tonic of Spring street came into the police station this morning and re- ported that he had found an um- brella on Lafayette street early to- day, Would that there were more men of Antonios type is the prayer of those who have profited by ex- perience.
New Britain herald., 1915-05-31
PROPOSE LEAGUE OF NATIONS.

New York, May 31.-A committee of 100 prominent men of the country, headed by ex-President Taft, have is sued q call for conference to be held in Independence hall, Philadel- phia, on June IT, to consider the adoption of proposals for a League of Peace, or League of Nations.
New Britain herald., 1915-05-31
5oo.NfILE AUTO RACE.

Indianapolis, May 31.--With Carl Fisher, president of the Speedway, leading the first lap, 24 automobile racers started at ten o'clock today on their 500-mile race. The first lap around the ? 1-2 nilse brick track does not count and is intended mere ly to give the drivers a flying start The skies remained cloudy and threatening,
New Britain herald., 1915-05-31
STAND BY WILSON.
Gov. Willis Declares in Memorial Day
 Address at Arlington Cemetery.

Address at Arlington Cemetery.
 Washington, May 31.-Governor Frank B. Willis, of Ohio, paid tribute to "the unknown dead" in Memorial day exercises at Arlington National cemetery here today, in the course of which he urged the nation to stand by the president of the United States in efforts ito keep us out of the broils of Europe
 This nation must remember" said Governor Willis, that there is a hero- ism of peace as we'll as heroism of war, Tn its biggest and best sense, feroism Is courageous service of the
New Britain herald., 1915-05-31
TOO LATE FbR CLASSIFICATION.

FOR sALE--Mahogany Upright Piano Parlor Grand. $400 instru- nent only used short time. Moving to Ohio, sold very reasonable. call and examine any time. Bachom, 15 Winthrop street, New Britain,
 6-Si.1dx
New Britain herald., 1915-05-31
United Order Golden Cross.

Following the regular meeting Of tho United Order of the Golden Grass Sto be held in Mechancs hall on Arch street at 7:30 o'clock tomorrow eve ning there will be whist party to which all members and friends are invited.
New Britain herald., 1915-05-31
WoRD TO THE WISE.

word to the wise. The chicken eyes who made an attempt to rob ax fackey's hennery at ss36 North ffstt street last night are expected
 tonight, according to the com Ita1it. and she wants an officer
 up there to arrest them.
New Britain herald., 1915-05-31
The Q. W. E. l.,

The Catholic Women's Benevolent Legion will hold it's regular meeting at St. Mary's school hall. tomorrow evening at 8 o'clock.
New Britain herald., 1915-05-31

feet, a depth of nine feet and a crew of thirteen. She had a speed of four knots. She had hand propul- sion and cost s50,000. She was tested and condemned in 1872. There also is shown tho new torpedo boat destroyer Ericsson. the latest addition
New Britain herald., 1915-05-31
Alexandria Lodge.

Alexandria lodge, No. 24, I. c. D. of St. George, will have it's annual roll call at the regular meeting in Turner hall next Wednesday evening. Every member is requested to be present.
New Britain herald., 1915-05-31

the compressed air is absorbed by the blood in bubbles. which are inflated if the outside pressure Is suddenly dimin- ished. This would result in the death of diver brought suddenly up from great depth to a normal atmospheric pressure. To avoid this he must be raised very slowly.
 After Drellishak had made his record dive he was brought slowly up to with in ten feet of the surface and kept sus- pended at that depth in the water for half an hour before being brought to the surface. The pressure of the air
New Britain herald., 1915-05-31
TAX RECEIPTS FOR MAY.
Collector Loomis Reports Taking 1T .t $f2,745.77 Last Month.

When Tax Collector Bernadotte Loonnis closed his office this noon for the month of May his receipts totaled s12,745.77. The figures for May, 1915, and May 1911, follow:
 1s15-Taxes. $s.s73.o4; sewers, s. 2SS.53: street improvement. $4o.os; street sprinkling, $265.oS; total, $12,- 745.77.
 Is14-Taxes. s12.71S.2s; sewers, $456.41; street improvement. $24o.0s; street sprinkling, $265.os; total. s1s,- 972.7z.
New Britain herald., 1915-05-31
W. A. Thompson.

Rev. pr. George w. .. Hill officiat- ed at the funeral of W. A. Thompson held from his late home on Corbin avenue yesterday afternoon. Inter- memo was in Fairview ccnnetry.
New Britain herald., 1915-05-31

In the accompanying illustration is shown one of the oldest submarines. It was called The Intelligent Whale" and was built in 1864 in New Jersey by C. Bushnell, Augustus Rice and H.. Halstead. 1t had d length of 2Ss
New Britain herald., 1915-05-31
GETS LOVING CUP.
Epheh Coffcy Gets Prize for Having
 Best Summer Garden.

' Best summer Garden.
 I%ls .ss- } Stephen Coffey, a thirteen-year-old
 amn1ar school pupil has been pre- ennted with a silver loving cup Ahied at $25 for having managed be best summer garden last year. tincipal w. C. French made the pre- k1tation.
 Tomorrow the boy will make a >0rt speech before his classmates,
 pressing his appreciation.
New Britain herald., 1915-05-31

ROBABLY no greater feat in
 deep sea diving was ever un- dertaken than that of Gunner George D. Stilson, Chief Gun ners Mate Frank Crilley, Gunner's Mate $. J. Drellishak and their com panions in diving for the lost subma- rine F-4 at Honolulu.
 Drellishak started to the difficult task already holding worlds record. In a special test of an invention by Stilson last year Drellishak went down 275 feet and spent ten minutes on the floor of the ocean. Crilley beat this by going down 2ss feet and spent twelve min utes completely surveying the F-4 on the floor of the ocean
 It is Stilson's new power driven air compressor which has brought about the rapid development of deep sea div ing in the past two years, but Crilley went down for his first exploration in an ordinary diving suit and the recom- pression chamber to reduce the pres
New Britain herald., 1915-05-31

to Uncle Sam's navy, steaming at 30.41 knots an hour during her trial trip off Delaware breakwater. It will be noted that no smoke Is visible from her stacks because of the exceptional operation of her boilers and fuel oil system.
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Gltnc s6atinfeit Der Tlieaer.

8erltn "a. Sept, iiber 2onoon.
= 9om peitIiAen GdauplaB berid.
tete geiteru 0a9ulittag oaS oeutide
@uuptqllartier:
gegilnitigt bon Harem 8etter
berrid)te groBe I5atigfeit ou Der
6rout ieiten5 Der 9trtiGerte
m0 Der s5lieger auf bei0en Seiten.
Gin feiuolider 2tngriff, Der iib
offenbar gegen uniere 6rieo1ofitel-
lungen gu 6onde3 riatete. fonnte
uibt 3ur Q[u8flibruHg gebradt ner.
ben negen Der &battgfeit u1tierer
2trtiIerie.
Gin feinolider geropIan, in
8ranb geiett ourd unier 5erer,
tradte norDlid bon ct. Wteneboulo
3u 9ooen. GIN onoere8 fein0Itdes
5lug3eug puroe ii0oitIid bon gou-
8iers 8ur 2anoung 9e3punaen na6
einem 2uftgefedt unb oie s5niaiIen
muroen gefangengenomnen.
lleber 9ont.a Q}ouion batte Elm
0eutider 6Iieger einen 4anlpf nit
8nei fran5oiiiden GIiegern 8lpiihen
oen fran8oitiden ltn0 oelttiden 81.
nien uno er idoB cine Der feinbli-
den W1afdinen in brenuenoen 3u-
ItQn0 BerQb.
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Die u(Igemelne
Griegs(age!

glu8 eu0ldn0.frruBblider GueIe
wtrb ilber 0ie ua9rmetue Ariegslogc
6olgen0es genleloet 9dbreuo Auf.
garicn feline Iruppen nobiliiiert,
tourntt airs Der Smlptitaot 5arbieus,
92iih. bic 9}abridt, oaB 100000
6eutibe 9ruppen ou Der ierbiiheu
@tren3e itcbeh Inn ith gelpnItlnm
burd Serbieu einen g9eg 5u ben
Iilrfen SIT 6a5nen
Bis iebt tit cine allqemeine @or.
nGrtsbemeallng nod niht inn @ange,
bod lit 0ieielba bereits eIngeleitet
poroeu. g}ad6em iie etnu1al ous
ierbiide @ebiet biuter iih baben.
urB Die @iniaqsarnee ourh Bull
8arien maridieren, ebe ite na6 @al.
lipoli ooer aouItuttiuopel geIanqeu
fanu. @ulguriens 5lfilnftige Stel.
lungnahme mag oabou obhdngeu,
tpie ihnea 9erbiens g8i6eritanos.
fraft qebroder tuer0en fam. Qiog-
lidT lit e8 aber aud, DOB Die oeutidlen
Berbunoeten init Dem 8orrnarid
1urh Gerbien 70 Iange tparten tper-
ben, Bis 9uIgarlen bic 0iobiliiterung
ieiner Qlrlnee perooIlftdnoigt bat.
sym GIteu beben Die Geutihen ei,
nen gerpaltigen 8oritoB gegen Die
f5eItung 0itna1ltrg unternornen in
Der 2(biidt iei5ige baIo In 6dn0en
3u ba6en. 3ie porgeiAobenen ruff
ihen Steaungen fino bereits ero6ert
unb mebrere tauieno 8efon9ene ge.
madt nor0en. Cine GhIaft bat
fid oud 6ei Qeetpa0en, 30 Meilen
iiiooitli6 BON ]figa enttDifelt pe[.
die fir Ole Geutiden lout 9er[iner
9eritten ei1en eriotgreiden gerIoui
ninnt.
@eitere grfoIge gegen bic iid 8u-
riid3iebenoe Milna.2Lrnee mel0en
9erliner offi}ietle 8eribte. Sui.
itid)e 9epeiden ie6oh beiogen, baB
Elm GROCER T1ciI Der ruiiiihen 9(r.
NEE in Siderbeit tit, luo oaB bic
Geutiden BEL ihren Gperotionen BEL
@ilna 100000 berloren hd6en.
(Sortl b0rtl 10 cine oerlogene
8rutD
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-24

ntfirtitf pdn ~ Hiaaltu babm In
Atm fiptl ftuta sit ef6tllten
HtfaIuh atiaHle

Wm naft gi M 8u i5
iadla8 b5liet Ht Mt Ncrttsitr
trr rta1reIfi@n tA0e &lu FGrttt
tef al5aItWa tf Nea'er5ni
fjuaeFiHhfH am ilhtr m Mtai tet
Iart {1 bfathtU M Ntui1NH.
agh lamM afiitru #u6 Nm #h.
ldiliiB Nit0t gtHo AgttgeU.
Aef ae RalicudlSpmtct tat ial'
atuet GftL5flAg 0bdt86aeAs
e@tr utfoen nhd &lhr lin
rcahdnhidt proafelliat tldei tns
Nfln Hflleu 1ds mdr btr @utiti
iebe5 thrtlnrHHtr8 6rr 8nnicftHl.
aiub Bic Fnrttihitrcr 615 8gieHa
tiuo btriel5en QleitnHd
sanbt0ateu iin0 uoh Hidt iu
GoridlIdg gebrddlt ipar0ru.
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stiIina fQfelt nidlf.

9riilIel, "a. Sept. = Ser gene-
rdIgouDerneur pon 8elgien, General
non 8tiing, erldBt cine 9eror6nung,
ourd Die 5e6er inter strafe geiteILt
miro, Der Die llebernabne o0er bie
6ortieBung elmer I'M ofientlider1 eeSrl.
terelie liegenoen ar1b bon ben oeut'
lden geboroen Derlangten, ieiner
berufh6en 96dtigfeit entIpre6enoen
arbeit obne binretdenoen @rltn0
perlueigert. G8 peroen ntd) bic
9erionen beTtraft, Die an0ere gerio-
nen ourf 3mang, 3robung, l1eber-
reoung ooer all6ere 0}ittel an Der
g(rbeit fir Seuti6e 8eboroen per.
binoern ooer iDnen l1nterititBlrng ge-
md6ren, oon1it fie Die 2lrbeit perpets
germ. SIN 3uioumen6an8e nit Der
@eror0nung per0en a1h N}oBnab-
men qegen Sic 9lrbeitsideu perfii8t,
1m0 eS miro beitintn1t, ooB Der, Der
0ie llebernobme bon 2lrbeit bertDei-
qert, obmohl er offentlide ober pri'
rate llnterItiitung erbalt, ooer ourd
ieine 9lbIebmtng mtterftitBltt8sbe-
6ilrftig miro, ebeitfols beitrait piro.
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9emeine GriegSflt
Oer 5ranjo(entlleger!
Sic 6atten 6eim 1teberfalf anf Stntt'
gart oentide 9cun8eiden
angelegt.

Berlin, itber 2ou6on, "a. Sept.
- Gin am Wtittipod in Berlin aus
gegebener ontttider geridt iagt:
o6ran80itihe 6lieger nit Dertiaen
aenn3ei4en on ibren fylug8eugen
eridtenen beute nlorgen SIS iiber
5tuttgort 1trto narfen @onlben alf
Die 5ta0t ab, nobel bier 8erionen
getootet uno cine 2tn3obl Sol0oten
iopie 3ibtlperionen bertDunoet pur.
ben. Ser angeri6tete Dtaterialiha.
ben mar bo1itorloig unbe0e1teno. Die
6lieger pur0en bon unieren Slug.
3ellg=2 =2(bnebrgeidilben beihofien 1ttt0
peridpanoen Inn $50 In iit0lider
Hidtung.
sSn an6etrodt 6es ltmitartoeg, onB
Die 0ilitarbebor0en fur8 nod 7.45
bon Der Qtnnoberung De1ttf6er Slug.
8cIge unterrihtet purben fpnnte Die
8ebolferung nur berbaItntBmdBtg
ip1t geIpart1t tper0en.
Sin beutiher 6lieger trof gegen
$50 in Shtttgdrt Elm. CT ipuroe
bon Der 5taot aus beidoiien, bis er
nit 5iherbett aI8 feutiAer Jlieger
erfonnt muroe. ct lon0ete ltnber.
leBt nabe Der 5ta0t.
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GnglnnO gcbt luicOcr
anf Naub ausl
gHta mittrIs gritObItutu Sblfrms ben
g0CItbanOrI Des Drntl6cu Nci'
6rs an ii6 reiRcn!


mil nun brittlbc adttitonttu oit'
leatnbdt t1bfn aotaloae otltldlen
lltipfHia Bt 6g.idtialt bat 0as
NdU0rlamiriitrrtum tlhtf 5000 ncr.
ldt0cHe 0eHtihr autalone ecidms
melt tmabridleiHiidi gciallml, nel.
dc Bite meiitcu lpidiiigeH sn0uitrie.
gpeigc umfulicH
lieiea Ntuterial mir0 BEN 5dbri.
tuiten uno Grporteuren @HaIau0s
oarb @erulitthmg 0es SntelIigana.
hureaus 0ea Sdn0elsnuits sur Der.
figua aeiteat mer0en melhes ieet
i'm Der Gage iit alle etnihldgigen
6rdgen eridnpien0 5u beautipurten.
3os gureou lit in ner Gage. ilber
beridie0eue @inflbr8oae, bic gtamen
Der ausIdnoilhen 5uportellre, fttr8
ilber olle eiHitblagigen 6ragen Qtus.
funft 3lt ertbeileu.
2tuBeroeln tbeilt oa8 8anoelsanrt
init, oaB cine beoelttenoe &oaeftion
bon 0tuitern 0ettiten luto 0iterrei.
diid.lngoriiden llriprlugs, Die duf
Den 8eItntdrften geianunelt 1uto in
2onoon au8geitelt muroe. iebt in
ben beriAieoenen sSr0uitrie8etttreu
Der Irobin8 ausgeiteIlt meroeu piro.
@leid8eitig beriudt bos britiide
9anoelsorut Die einbeiuE DE sSnou-
itrie gu peranIaiie1 iolde glrtifel
ber8uiteGen, tpelde in Gna [oNa ge.
braudt uno bisber In 3ehtidIdns
'un6 Selterreih.llngarn bergeitelIt
puroen.
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Ger nrne Grs6ildlpf bun guIsn.

Berlin, "a. Sept. - g2onitgnor
9olborg, Gedaut Der aotbeoraIe in
goien, muroe ais gr86iidOf bon
q}ojen initaairt. syn ieinen eriten
Gspifobalbrief iaat Der gr56iihof:
.,Gie 8eltenubr idldgt 5tun0en bon
lulermeBliher 8idtigteit fir oas
5didial Der 9ationen un0 Der Sir.
de, 5tlnoen, ipelde Die 3ufurft Der
gelt entifeioen perben. Mir pii.
Zen 0as 9feiultat nod nidt aber
mir filbIen bpreits, naB @ottes 8iIIe
nusgefilbrt fper0en miro. g8as ge.
Itern ltnnoglib mar, miro beute ooll-
brad,t @ottes 9ano lit In gebeiht.
nisbollen 3eihen iidtbar, 6ereu boIle
ge0entltng nod berborgen 1T, OBJ
ipobI iDir oorin Die fiinftiae Der.
mon0lung Der 8elt obnen. Bir ioIl.
Ten iolder groBen 3eiteH Dilroig
ner0en. Ser @r8biihoi mobnte
sur 8adianfeit tIt0 gum geten.
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tludl tlttrrllrnIun0
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