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Arizona republican., 1915-06-13
Rebekah Lod ge

ono of the very enjoyable affairs of inc week occurred last Tuesday when Arizona Rebekah Lodge NO. ] entertained at the home of Mrs. Ho- ward B. CIaflin in honor of Miss Nellie Bianchi one of the Lodges most popular members.
 The party was given as a pre-hup tiaI event for Miss Bfanchi as her marriage to MT. Ben F. Ridge IS to occur this month.
 The house was artistically decorat- ed with pepper boughs, roses ana ol- eanders. During the afternoon the ladies were entertained with guessing contests and a short musical program contributed by several of our mem . hers. after which refreshments were served.
 ] On behalf of Arizona Rebekah Lodge No. 1, Mrs. Norris presented ito the honored guest a beautiful sil- iver bon bon dish as an expression oi our appreciation for her several years of service in our Order and to con- vev our hearty congratulations and sincere good wishes for her future happiness.
 The following ladies were present:
 Miss Nellie Bianchi. Mrs. Pear IQuick, Mrs. A Zeigler Mrs. Nehl' Morris. Mrs. Nettie Scott, Mrs. Myr'
 tie Matthews, Mrs. w. F. Van Meter Mrs. A. A. Gibson, Mrs. Fife Oliver Miss Opal Jackson, Miss tennis SteV lens. Mrs Alice Alice Davis, Mrs Mrs. Mary Osborne, Mrs. Minnie Ste lvens, Mrs. 1T. Kirchifer, Mrs. H. A
Arizona republican., 1915-06-13
Odd Fellows

Since the hot weather has arrived many of the winter visitors have dls- persed to where cooler atmosphere abounds during summer months. all though there is scarcely meeting that there isn't some new visitor lh- troduced to Phoenix lodge No. : who may be passing through Phoenix or has come to stay. The first degree was conferred on the waiting candl- dates at the last service. The falth- lfuI ones of Phoenix Lodge No xvouId like to see d few more of the old past grands turn out at the regu- lar meeting nights to help push the good work along. Just think Tor minute what bright future thls Hodge might have if each helped to
 mt his shoulder to the wheel after Itbe manner mentioned in the poor of acts We would never be in dreat Tor difficulty about getting our worf ldone for if there was any task marc for our unskilled hands to perform lthere would always be nelghbo handy some place to change with us taking in return for his favor som l,vork from us, which might he har' Tor unhandv for him to do. Nlsltlhl lbrethren are cordially invited to par lticipate in our regular meeting ever
 Tuesday evening at o'clock, od
 Fellows Hall. First Avenue "li
 Washington street.
Arizona republican., 1915-06-13

For example, the department pub fishes more than eighty titles, dealing with foods. cooking and canning. many n, which can be obtained free and others for the nominal price of and 10 cents. Similarly. it offers over thir- tV titles on home and public sanitation and water supply. and over fifty pub lications dealing with the purity ot food and drugs, and in particular Wltn the safeguarding of the meat and milk supply of the individual nome me department has prepared list or these and other available publications ot m tercst to farm women. which Will De supplied free on application to the Ed itor and Chief, Division of Pubiica- tions
 "Other branches of the Federal Gov ernment also have many publications of vital interest to women. or these' ! the Public Health Service offers over ] forty. the United States Bureau of Ed ucation has many on the education ol 1 children. the Children's Bureau sup : plies publications dealing with the : home and community care of small 1 children. the office of Indian Affairs DuDlishes a number of titles dealing III
 n practical way with household arts
 and the Red Cross offers assistance tc
 those interested in rural nursing an' protective health measures.
 ..Women wishing to obtain full lists of the publications of all Federal de
 partments of special interest to the
 household should send 15 cents, 1T
 cash or postoffice money order. to the
 superintendent of documents, govern
Arizona republican., 1915-06-13

No matter how barren The past may have been, -- --T5s enough for us now That the leaves are green 4. We sit in the warm shade
 And feel right well
 How the sap creeps up
 And the blossoms swell; We may shut our eyes, Rut We cannot help knowing
 ing F- That skies are clear and
 Grass is growing.
Arizona republican., 1915-06-13
SOCIETY NEWS
(Continued from Page One)

he present at the convention of the federation.
 MT. and Mrs PlinY \. Tharaldson of SIS North Second avenue are in Los Angeles for an indefinate per iod.
 DwIgnt Deity was the guest for the week of MT. and Mrs. William Kennedy Humbery at their country place on the Maricopd roai.
 Mrs. George Williams of Pittsburg, Kansas is the guest of her sister, Mrs. Laura C. Creighton. Mrs. Williams IS en route for san Francisco. pr and Mrs. Ernest Bates left Thursday for San Francisco where they will visit the Exposition for a fortnight on their way to Portland 1 where they will take up their res'- dcnce.
 Mrs. Morris Rosenberg of Los An gcles is the guest of Mir. and Mrs Aa- ron Goldberg of North Central avenue
 Mir. and Mrs Joseph Melczer Wii leave Tuesday for Los Angeles wher they will summer.
Arizona republican., 1915-06-13
Modern Woodmen of America


 A very interesting and well attend ed meeting was held last Wednesday evening. Many of the old timers were present and all expressed thelr satisfaction in the present rapid growth of the order. Several apph- cations are to acted upon next meet ing night
 our newly appointed chief forester Neighbor Clark. requests all candl- dates for the new drill team to be present next Wednesday evening Oulz eight more men are to be chosen and will be selected that eve ming. So. my good Neighbor II you wish to wear one of our new For rester uniforms you had better be on Deck promptly. ! Captains Seidel and Lavin report very favorably on our membership campaign Each Neighbor must bring in at least one application t' make this a success. With such en- lergetic hustlers at the helm we arr lsur. to make a big showing Tn th' lnext thirty days
 Last Friday Modern Woodmei lC'hildrcn's Day was observed at XIV
 erside Park with our Auxiliary, tn
 Royal Neighbors and very enjoy able time was spent six ocloc
 dinner was served. All Neighbor should be present next Wednesda
 night.
Arizona republican., 1915-06-13

ment printing office, Washington u. C., for Department of Agriculture he- port No. 104, Domestic Needs ot Farnl Women. which contains. in addition to these lists number of suggestions TOT study courses or programs Tor Wo- mems organizations. Those especially interested in the subject of the rural woman's needs should order, from the same source and at the same price, Reports No. 103, Social and Labor Needs of Farm WOmen; No. 1o5, Ed- ucational Needs of Farm Women,
 and No. 106 Economic Needs ot Farm
 Women.
Arizona republican., 1915-06-13
BAIT MISERS

"A Frivolous Poem With Seriou Mora) zes&
 I used to afisIing
 chap always wishing will, ono he'd catch bully strng He'dl let ones slender wT1ggler Act lis chief nveiglcr. was and small couldn't see thg We other boy beside him Would bulv1ag and chlde llnl full of as ever uleN "u' ''i> While went home well laden
 With fish, he be upb1aidin about his llcle ' even c'S ie 'i0N That fellows in trade
 And the record he has made that The boy IS ather 'o tue p''' He re o how small
 He can make @ The aentiOn-and he 3usI Wnee ic pe5"i Perhaps hell never know That when times and streams low can't afford hOok-bae wat For oks efondo of dealing
 Where ads most appealing, ,d so1doo win he miser who is stney with his bait Strickland Gillian, in Judge
Arizona republican., 1915-06-13
kninhts of Columbus

Knights of Columbus
 Good progress is being made by inc committee in charge of the new fund for Marcos de Niza council No. 1Is9. Knights should respond llibcrailv to the request for dona- tions.
 To assist State Deputy J. II. Nor gan in the cxemplfication of the | third degree to a large class Tn Jer | one. Brothers Thomas NJ. Nealon an" Leo r.. Bigley are in Jerome today The next meeting of the counch will he held Tuesday evening. June 1 92 Members should attend this seS- sion as number of important mat ters vin come up for consldera'loi'-
 Seattle will entertain the supreme lcounciI in annual session carly m August. Past State Deputy r. N kelley and State Deputy Morgan will he the delegates from Arizona.
 Yuma will have the next important gathering of Arizona knights the lat ter part of Jcne, when a new couilcii win be instituted. All three degrees win be exemplified to a large class phoenix will send a large delegauon-
 Knights of Columbus are invited to . ;oin the spanish American War vet erans in the Fourth of July celebra . tion at Riverside Park. The veterans
 are preparing for a big day About fifteen candidates are no"
 on the waiting list for the third de gree. Grand Knight Peter Ryan an lnounces that as soon as the warn
 weather is over plans will be mace D for an exemplification of the thiTC n degree.
 V Fourth Degree Master R. F.. Nor ' rison will soon have applications II
 the hands of Phoenix knights wh'
 desire to take the fourth degree dur a ing fair week The initiation vii
 bring prominent knights from al " rarts of the southwest to Phoenix
 Tn order that the celebration ma
 be the biggest yet held. the officer ;.. of Marcos de Niza are already dis D cussing plans for the proper recogni lo ,ion of columbus day, October 12. -O--
Arizona republican., 1915-06-13
Joy comes. grief goes We know not now;

-r,,,-,e-,vorn. old-fashioned verse e.v xou can't if vou've never trleo f,etrer Key. Not of how to sPeiN ,re suulner2n Does not Nature iur ,,isb us the pest solutions Tor most of our problems?
 .re we not prone in tce warHi months to let lot of useless inter .sts grow up like weeds to crow" ,be useful and beautiful our or our davsg Then why not, at this tune oi wear when even in the rural dlslrl '9 .ur tasks can be made lighter M s,e,d of blessing Cc1 the MecurS 7,aupht, elf. we simply smile at nm Ieni-nantIv and-forget him.
 Tv first summer in Arizona was ,,,rribie nightmare" I wore Inysei out frantically waving a ian ah' rushing hither and thither to find cool .pot. Even. Dixon, my eat hi' when he saw me coming
 Rut Presto. change, Ire next yea ,,,, heart and had quiet litt ian, and the result was one Of tn coolest. most peaceful and profit aid.. summers have ever spent
 We need not shirk our duties waste any energy in order to deNol time to upward striving. It can p going on simultaneously with LII EhurbIest task. But let us try a'l change our regular regime. Cooh say vou2 Well. perhaps. but where ID during the hottest months so Una We can spend an hour or two at ieaS in calm. uninterrupted "upward strlN ing so that then we come tosetr' in our various clubs next Fall Oriu bear the ear marks of a sun lner spent in thouEhtful repose ar not greet our colleagues with Eoo' ness. wasn't this the hottest. etc.
 \. B.-I win admit that one nu not tempt the Goddess of lrnasih' 1ion too severely, shell have 10
 ,,etted and coddled long about Ju or August. else you'll find her go and yourself back with the peeNi ian nourishing brigade
Arizona republican., 1915-06-13

Hire a little salesman at TDe Re- nublican office. A Want Ad Will see more customers than you can.
Arizona republican., 1915-06-13
LODGE LORE

Jones. Mrs. Jennie Kuhlwilm and Mrs Howard Claflin.
Arizona republican., 1915-06-13
HOW TO SPEND THE SUMMER
 lR. Mrs p. |. Sterken


 N-s.,tions are as varied in charac- Tor aS the "vacationists'' themselves There are vacations and vacations l,rt ,f the 51 different varieties the rural woman is perhaps most ian. sti..r with the stay at home brand This isn't such a pad sort once ,-.,,-,a tried it-hecaUse vacations Ik, numerous other things must oe- -,D in the heart We will always nave with us that formldaple .-Srrooec who srunts. Vacation HPH' haven't had d vacation in forly wars Not that he doesn't need one or couldn't afford one, che could taNe .. trip to Mars ii he wanted to)' 1,,,t hes been SD busy gathering III ,re s-olden skekeis that the poetry o' 1,.ri.t.,- time or vacation time o' 7-,er plain summer time, hasn't seep- ,- through into his heart
 lsut who of us don't al some tlih' an other long for cool sea hree@eS o the elusive scent cf qire Woous ,E--r-,itiiv when the thernomete -..-isters 'steen hundred Tn tn ..,.a. which by the way is simpl. -r iuusIon. as any loyal "stay-at ho.nite~ will tell you)-
 Sea breezes ct cetra, do not mar a vacation. however
 How shall we spend the summer Those bright. 'droney days dii weeks when .44eaven tries earth if it be in tune s,,,,,,oer-That lavish time upo which no price Is set but may 1,,d bv the poorest conner.
 When the near
 that a drop OCT fills il;
 .Nve are happy then because D'
 wills 1t,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-10-21
Hieine poIi3eimadp dprtdbten,

- Der 22.idbrise @altsr Z. 6aH6r
ipurbs asitsrn i'm Z. gtpenue 6otsl IN,
Ter Der geiGulbiauns bss aleinbiebs
itabIs perbaftst. Gr fol BON u. MuI,
Ter. 1872 OF 8isrte Strabs, siuei
s5ilms snttpenbet baben.
Sobn '2li6baber, 104 Meit 8
Strabt. beridtste der poli,ei asiteru
0Ornittds. bab er In bsr 0isnstda
ga4t. als .r ii9 auf bem Seimipeas
befanb, on Der Court unb Gin Gtrn.
Be Don 3ipsi ipeiben Mdnnsru ansebaI.
ten unb Inn feline llbr, feline 8aars
fddft i'm @etrage BON 50. foipie elm
auf $500 lautenbss GparidFenbiid
Der Union Rational 9anf, 9culspille,
ab., iofpis Elm folhes iiber $500 Der
German Gdbings 8ant In Roheiter,
n. D., beraubt iporbsn fei. Da biz
aerls ibn BON binttn padtsn unb rie'
bsrfMlusen, toButs Ct teine 9eld)rti'
burg pesitlteu IIsfsrm
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-10-21
Slinoe Giierimdt
1iirite ben 3immermann apbn ..
5reuoentbaler 5um Noroer msdeH.

Grau Waria Srsubsntbal.r, bic %.
ja6rise Satin ces Simmsrmanns
Sobn g. Jreub.ntbalsr, 2156 Ncs
2san aDenus, li,gi an eiusm S9Gs
bslbru6 unb anoeren 0srlsBunsen.
bic ibr Don ibrsm @attsn teigebra6t
ipurbsn, lsibenb, i'm itdbtiiden .5os
ipiial, unb ba iie aud nod in gutter
5oiinuns ijt, be3peifeln bic qerats.
bab iie nit bem 2ebsH bapontommen
ipirb. Die Jrau bate bic GinlabuHg
zines 5rsunbes, Jpn auf elmer autos
mobilfabrt gu begleitsn, ipd6renb Der
9tbpeisnbeit hires @atten anssnoms
men, unS als iie na4 Sauie 5uriid.
i.brte, sripa1ts in b.m Manus bic
Giieriu1t berart, baB er bic Grau
ohne peiteres nit einsm tpuhtisen
JauIti6las gu 8oben itredt., mo- re
bsipubtlos lissen blisb. einise Ra4s
barn, fpelhe bur9 ben 2drm berbeiges
lodt iparen, riefen ben poli5iiten
arimms berbei, Der bic @erl.bte Ha9
benz Soipiial f6affen lieb uHo Jreus
oentbdler unter Wsrbadt einiperrte.
nm ben qussaus Der bon Der Jran
srliitsneH 9.rlesuns.n d63aparten.
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Sabii&er lInterft. ..Werein
GATOR s. y. GiieulObr eiHitimmis
fir Sdjnlratbs. .NitslieS inboiIirt.

Ser Babifds llnisrliiibunas gers
elm, Der geftsrn IN iylamm's SalIe, Gl.
Der un5 WeWlidsn 2lpe., untsr Dor.
lib bss 5errn Grit Geiaer unb NIT
9errn Jobn DkboIb als Gsfretdr
ieins Wtriammluns abbielt, Bat bas
bon utrihiebsnen atbtren oeutIhen
-@ereinen gegebsne CUTE gsiipi. be-
fulsa uHb einItimmis beldfs dtn, bic
2anbibaiur bts paitOrs Suso 9. eis
isulobr niti nur ,u unisritiiben,
ionbsrn aud ale feline NitsIieber,
ioipit syrsunbe bss Seutiten llnters
ridts fpe3isl nufsuforbsrn, fir bic
gripdbluns Germ giienlubrs gu dgis
iirsn. pr1libsnt Gsiger ipmpbl ipie
uuh 6err Jofspb Deingartner bitIisn
elnipraden 5u Guniien bes bissbt-
5ligIihsn 4ntrdss, Der bon Serrn
qDtingdrtner ssiislt iuorbsn mar.
Sn IeiHsr Gis.nihnft aIs 5ruifet
berihttte Serr Weingdrtner aud, bub
Der Grtrdg bss Woltsfefsl an IL.
GspteubeEs ser ii& auf $3.50 bslisi.
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ipis bonn 9srsin bsftimmt, an Jbre
ael. Soobsit bic GrobberSogins sWittipe
2ouiie Don 8n0en, bic fir bag bdbis
Ide Gamble bas protsttordt iiber oas
Rotbe areii5 iibernpmmen bat, dbses
ftidt fporben f,i. 9err Deinsartner
fiibrte ferner mod an, bab bic Wsiterh
german Banf ben 8eirag unentgelts
lid abaej1idt unb freiipillig senug
b1su aeleat babe, i'm ben g.trag auf
ranb 1000 Mart sa erb6hsn. @leihs
Ssitia nit bem @elbe iei elm Sdreiben
an bic grobber5osin ubgesangsn, oas
bisfslbe Obns 3peifel bsantiportsn
iperbe.
Dom 9oltsfejt aOmmittee ipuros
aud, ben 0amen, Si, 10 smiia fii'
bic glifaire gearbeitet bd6en, Elm
lpeaielles Oanfesbotum assoflt. GSfp,
ocSpIspb Renner, 315 Camden qlpeniis,
tpurbe a!s nellss UlitglieD aufgenom
men. syiinf ertranfte Wliislisber err
bielten $44 als llrieritiiBung ausslprcg
den.
glui einlabunasn bes 6ucspobl
Mdnner4ors all ieinsr 2bsnbunisrhal'
tuna nit 5ano, bis am Z. ytopember
i'm Dsntihen alub itattfinbst, foipis
Der StibteDereinisuna bes arbetier'
Sdnasrbainbes bes Norotpeitens, sll
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Gine quite SNablseit mag
nibt poetiidb fein
aber
Sic fat einen beiIercn alans ilr ben
9nrdidJnittsmenid)en.
Dfatrrieaer aOrnfort 1T Das s1dlte
i'm 2eben.
5raa GOniie 9rieitle er5Gblt uou ber
6rrnSe, Deld)e SaHlac bradjte.

Sir ben 0urdI6nittsmsnT6 ber
ni6t nit Rti4tbiimern gsIegnst 1T, lit
Der materis1e aomfort oes 2e6ens
Oon gr0Bter geOeutung. 0as ,ptr
Diini4en blOB lpsnig bier unten" lit
etne4einleu4tenoe Wabrbeit, aber obne
oieiss @enige gu iein, 1T oas gr6bte
llngema6.
Sine CUTE Wabl3eit 1T ni6t poe>
tiI6, aber bic ebrli9e @rtldrung;
i'd fam nu4 !9er5ensluit siien obne
8eI4peroe" bat einen beTeren Slang
tlir ben Our6I4nittsmeui6en, als
Der bette 8ers, Der je BON einem Did,
ter gei1rieben purbe. llno btefes lit
ourdaus teine Refleripn uuf bic
Breuoen, pel4e bic poeiie in bic
g9elt gsbrdft Bat.
WenH mad einer lungen gntiugung
Die matsrieQen Otnge nteber 5urJdges
lponnen DerOen, 10 gepinHsn tie an
Wert6IhGBung.
90 fam es, bub 5rau 2ouife
Prieitle, BON 0rei2e6nter uno Won'
mout6 Strabe, ylenport, &p., geitern
ibre @ei6ibte Der 8eser/ydrt er8dblte
urb bann Der 9ergangenbett iiA 5us
lpenoete.
sd tann jeBt Elm ber5baItes WtG5l
o9ne 8eidDerOen eiien," iagte lie, uno
Die 3ufriebenbeit, lpel9e aug ibren
gugen leudtete, mar unOerteHnbar.
sd babe an Wlagen> uno 2ebers
trant9eit Sabre lang selittsn," fubr
Srau PrteItls fort. r@s CAB bamdls
nur gerorub fir mid beim Ghen.
Ra6 ieber Wlublaeit, tpel4e Elm SGm-
pTen mar, I'm bic fir mid nOtbtse
Ra6rung gu erbalten, empfanb t6 jez
nes T9redlide slenbe 9efiibl Der Qufz
gebunIen6sit, pelaes nit Utu9enleioen
per6unbsn 1T.
.aopflpeb, llebeIteit, S4pinbeI,
8eritopfung, S9mer5en i'm UldgeH
uno unregeImdbise Ser6tbdtigteit pers
bunben ii6, I'm mid itets elsnb fiibe
len gu MAIDEN.
.9lber jeBt tunn i6 nit ge9dgsn
ano 9enub ellen, tpieberholte lie.
,Sanlae sebiibrt oas 8sroienIt, buB
i6, na6bsm es mir 10 parm eTIto5s
len purbe, fiiblte, ich lei es mir Ielbit
I6ulbig, ss gu periu6en. 5anlac Bat
10 piel fir mid aetban, bab ih es
alien meinen 5rsunoen empfd9l"
Sanlac 1T aIs Die bsrDurragenoite
prGparatton betannt. Jnfclge Der
buneerte Don @eI6idten, pelde glei4
Der Don Srdu prieitle er5d6It peroeR,
lit bic Ra6frage nud 5anIac in @ina
cinnuti phenomenal seporben. IS 1T
oas auberorbentlide Stdrtungsmttz
tel uno ss pirO jsBt ertlGrt uro sin>
eefiibrt bur6 9errn 6. 3. @ooper
ober feline 2liTiitenten tdsIi6 in Der
Npptbete an 6. unb Walnut Strabe,
Der Optp Drug Gompanp.
Sanlac rpiro aud in Der Gilmore
Idben 2tppt6ete IN GuOington, ap., err
tldrt. = @n5eise.-
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nnfdae.

sSoiep6 Cyan, 73 .ssa6re aft. Don
3436 Montgomtrp Rpab. fpurbe gs'
tern 9lbsno an Der Wontgomsrp RoaS
nnb gretpfter glpeniie bon BEN gintc
bes Stepben Dirtblin. 2s09 Mooo'
burn apsnue aetrofien. aliidlidsrpsiis
absr mir unbsbeutenb perlebt. gr MIR
be per gtitopatrol 2 na4 isinsr gDob'
nuna aebra9t.
Der Maf9inift Nm. Marsin, 1906
Oublep Strabe. fiel aeiiern Ra6mit'
tao in ber Giebsri bon Weblina Bros,
2ibsrtp Strabe unb Me2ean elDenrs
BON einem arabntn uub brad bas lin
te gein. guirol glilto go. 5 bra4t!
i'm uah bem StantboipitaI.
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I'm Stalien
Biro oie Steueri6rau6 B g
letter arge8ogen.

Biro 6ie Steueri6 rau b G
letter onge5ogen
Ron, 30. Sftober. TSn eiuem
t6niali6en Gefret miro bic @inIiib'
rluna nellcr Steuern lm6 Die Grbp'
ming Der bisheri1rn Stcucrn biz 5llnI
GnSe oes arieqeS nngefiinoigt
9ieienigen Rerionen, Die bonn Dti'
litdroienIt ouSgciddoiien iin6, altsge-
nontmcn iuegen gd,l3IidIer pbpiiit;cr
llnidhigfeit, nriiiieu eine idbrlit}e
Steuer Don 6 9ire be5ahlen, plus
elmer Supertare BON 6 biz 5000
2ire, je nad tbrcm @iufonunen. 9i'
reftoren bon stftien.&pupdgnien mil.
len cine graouirtc giufonmeniteuer
be3ablet: ilrf GrO5ent fiir Girtfont'
ilren bon $500 mo 20 E'o5ertt Iilr
Ginfommen iiber 10000 Sire
(So. .000).
9IuBeroem per0en peiterc StelI'
pcIjtcuern eingciitbrt lmb Die SeIe'
qrapben. lu6 Boitratcu erbobt.
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aan5 nabe 5lr buleariidyen @reir5e
bin mlo Inn oieie Sinie 5u idJiisen,
tIrroen Srlppei1 oringenb bel16tbigt,
Inn aber ipirflid) etfpas ausri6ten Sil
fonnet ntiiiiet mir nrinoeitens 200.
600 Wionn id)iden. Benn 10 Diele TO-
fort perpeil6et ipcr6en fonnen, mag
cs gut 1eitl, iuenn nidJt, oomt ntiiilen
mir oarm oellten oaf es 3eit in
2lniprlt6 neblnen miro, 2eute bon Der
meitliden 1ront fort5unthnen uno
lie nat Dem 8alfan 5u ldiden; mag
ieiiL 0nB mir ebculo' ntad)tlos iin0,
Serbien gu retten, als mir es fpdren,
nls rs bieb 9cIgien 3u bert6eioigen.
9lublnlI6 miro nidJt i'm Stan0e
feilt etlra5 81 tblur, bis Die Ge5en,.
6erfroitc oaS 2anO paiiirbar genla6t
boben. 2luf bieie 8eiie bat 0eutfd=
Ianb Belt, Scrbicu lleiu 3u friegen,
es iei oent, 6ob 0ic Gntente 9td6te
100000 N}ann in Sulonifi lanbcr,
oocr hcn Icutifcn cinen ioldlcn
Sblnq I'M g9elten perieben, 01B
idnnntli6e ocltihen lruppcn iofort
bon ser ierbiitbcn 6ront 3uriif6e-
rliics pcrbe1 miiiien.
Wian6e 2eltte iGlagen Dor, OuB
mir nit !6iilie unierer G5lotte 8rie.
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