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Connecticut western news., 1916-01-20
Love and a Cathedral Altar.

The high altar of t,c Fyv:Durg Ca- Ih'dral wiia i,% ,..dt~ nles, car. 'HSS tc..S 9 GtOr. not ,.-.... love, b.. vI nNe's tIiui.. Ih thr"ug, the Shaip wit of Ihe lover. The s,... ple w"odCai:rr, Hans Lefrink, who had been the early protege of Maximilian l., 200 years 3cfOrc -Alsavc Was captured by G.j' French. had dared to love the dau2h- CT of Il ricn man, and she was fOo,S!! enough to love him ill return. The in- ,i%nant parent, when the youth had received the commission to carve the high altar. aud On the strength of this honor asked for the hand of his love.
 ""C.vcd t'3r laC: hty rCSIOn;e. "N'h":. you carve an altar as much higher than the church in which it stands, as my daughter is higher than you. you ma! cad her to that altar in marriage" Ii vas an impossible condition, but noth- Ing is impossible to love. When the altar had heen installed it was ob- served that tue topmost point of it was hcnt forwarl. extending in q curve. and was actually about fifteen inches Higher than the church. It merely stopped a little i'll order to conquer.- St. Louis Globe Democrat.
Connecticut western news., 1916-01-20
ScoIds Gaqqed With Iron.

In the seventeenth century erring in habitants of Newcastle used to under go far more trying ordeals than that Of the drunkard's cloak.
 Ralph Gardner in work entitled "England's Grievance Tn Relation to the Coal Trade" published 1855, re- cords having seen "in Newcastle six months ago one Ann Bridlestone drove through the streets by an officer of the same corporation holding n rope in his hand. the other end fastened to an engine called the branks, which is like a crown. it being of iron. which was muZZled over tle head and face, with a great gag of iron forced into her mouth, which forced the blood out, un,! that is the punishment which the mag istrates do intlict upon chiding and scolding women. n.'-London Express.
Connecticut western news., 1916-01-20
Messaqe of a Banknote.

Writing on n banknote once freed an English slave. The note came into the hands Of Liverpool merchants cashier. He examined it, noticed some red marks on the back and by the lav. ish use of time and ingenuity deci- phered the message. It ran: If this note should fall into the hands of John Dean of Longhill, near Carlisle, he will learn thereby that his brother Is languishing a prisoner in Algiers." '" John Dean was found, and he applied to the government and interested the prime minister, who stirred the for. cign secretary into action. Inquiries were made, and the dey, by golden ar gumcnts, was persuaded to release him For eleven years he had been n galley slave, and he had written the message in blood with splinter of wood. His release came in time to allow him to die at home.-London Telegraph.
Connecticut western news., 1916-01-20
When Gasoline Runs Low.

In Farm and FircSidc is an ingenious suggestion for autoi&tS N hose gasoline has run so low that they have trouble in hill climbing.
 One sometimes is caught out with q low supply of gasoline through having to make long detours to avoid bad roads or from other causes. The sup ply can be made to stretch over this emergency by adding denatured alec hol or kerosene. Occasionally there is sufficient gasoline for the ordinary lev q road, but not enough for an uncX Hected hill.
 In this case the principle of pressure feed can be applied. Screw the ca' down tight on the gasoline tank and then sharpen a match to fit the venti- lating hole ill the cap. Blow into this hole as hard as possible and immCdi- ately plug with sharpened match. Usually this will enable the driver to make the hill without further trouble But if not he can turn the car around and back uphill.
Connecticut western news., 1916-01-20
Doctors Bills.

Your doctors bill, as q general rule. reads, For professional services ren- dered." That means that you are to pay for work done and not for miracles performed. If you hire a doctor to at tend you in sickness you enter a con tract to pay for his expert services, whether he succeeds in curing you or not. It would be unfortunate for both parties in the contract if the terms were otherwise.
 Two things are not yet clearly uu. derstood by some people-first, doc tors fee is collectable, and. second, a doctor is not legally bound to attend any one under any circumstances un- less he wants to. You can't make q doctor work for a contingent fee. and you cant make him work at all if he chooses to refuse his services.-Chica go News
Connecticut western news., 1916-01-20
Naminu q Town.

An interesting story is tod as 10 tb, origin of the na:ne "MooseIaN' as aIs piled to al IOwn Ill Canada. Some h.tt years ago, SD the story runs, piunCcr. with his team of oxen and prairie schooner" passing along the banks of the river, was obliged to camp at this point ill Suska.t hcMan on account of an accident to his cart.
 \ spoke had fallen out during the day, and the wheel was falling apart. He looked about for something to in sert for Il temporary brace for the wheel, while his wife busted herself with the evening meal.
 Tho pioneers child. while romping around, found the jawbone of a moose. which she held up to her father, who by this time almost dGspaired of find ing anything with which to repair his cart. He was delighted to find that the jawbone exactly fitted the place of the missing spoke. The Indians there after named this district the Place Where the White Man Found the Mooseiaw." This, it is said, accounts for the towns queer name.-Washing- ton Star
Connecticut western news., 1916-01-20
Neiahbors.

Occasionally writer makes biz hit by q very simple device. He dis covers his neighbors. Most of us live next door to people for years and visit with them on the front porch and once in awhile call on them. But we rarely get really acquainted.
 And then McCutcheon comes along or a Webster, or n Briggs, or q George Ade, or a Fatty Lewis and finds out that neighbor is n human being. II is revealed that he gets peevish when the buttons aren't sewed on, and that his children have the croup, and that the baby keeps the family awake all night, and that in general he is TO- mantle character.
 It is possible that your own neigh bors might be as interesting as those of the gentlemen just mentioned if you would take the pains to know them.- Kansas City Star.
Connecticut western news., 1916-01-20
One of Natures Show Places.

Ogden canyon, a deep cleft through the towering Wasatch mountains. over looking the Great Salt lake, is one O natures show places, cut in the solid rock by the river which runs through it, the rushing water, from prch'S;or. times, carrying quantities of sand arQ gravel which simply filed out the pres ent wonderful canyon. Ogden rivCt was flowing west along it's present course before the lofty Wasatch noun tains came into existence. The raisin of the mountains went on slowly for ages, so slowly that the river kept it. place by cutting down its ever riSin: bed. In no other way can scientists rationally account for a river rising oE one side of the range and flowing d'. rectly across it.-Argonaut.
Connecticut western news., 1916-01-20
Everybody's Opportunity.

How many people We meet who are living narrow lives, complaining of their lack of opportunity!
 Take the woman who feels helpless ly that she does not know how to think she has had no chance to study or tU meet people of great interests and great purposes. Yet there are libraries-city libraries. country libraries. loan and travelling libraries, with all the wealth of the worlds thought and experience. all hers for the taking. She may not know how to think great thoughts her self-comparatively few people do hut through n book she may live with some master mind until his thought ?; become part of her very life. Ii K not the mere reading of many chapters that starts the life growing.-Youth's x Companion.
Connecticut western news., 1916-01-20
General Markets.

FLOUR-Qu.et; spring patents. SVstG,0; winter patents, s 15a5.S5; winter strafghts, $5.G515.75; Kansas straights, $5.G5a5.90
 BCTTER-Firmer: receipts, 3.427: cream- cry extras, 92 score, 33c.; creamery, higher scoring, Bic; firsts, 2Sa32c.: seconds, -oa -1t'c
 EGGS-Firm; receipts, 5,6S7; fresh gath cred. extra fine. 36a37c.; extra fir3ts, Gil 35c.; firsts. 321aa33c.; seconds, 3la3zc.: near by hennery whites fine to fancy, 39a .lc {; nearby henn"ry browns. 37a39c.
 CHEESE-Firm; receipts, 19S -; z, :,,..; milk. fla!s. held, specials, lSc.; same, aver age fancy, 171aa17Ac.; same, current mahe. specials, 1Ia1712c.; same, average. 16laa1C%..
 LIVE POULTRY - Prices S7z---:-- dressed strong; fresh kllle3 c!;..1o!zzs.s. ;3;;, Z7c.; fowls. 13laa1Shc.; turkeys, 25a26c.
Connecticut western news., 1916-01-20
Madnetic Storms.

Contrary to the general belief, mag netic disturbances do not begin at the same moment all over the globe. In stead of that they progress around thn earth In the case of abrupt disturb ances. which are usually comparative ly minute in their effect on the com around the earth requires from three to four minutes For the bigger Cf fleets or for the greater magnetic storms the rate of progression is slow CT, so that it would take them half an hour or more to pass around the earth completely.
Connecticut western news., 1916-01-20
NOTES FROM FOREIGN LAMBS.
What Folks Are Doing on the Other
 Side of the Globe.

What Folks Are Doing on the Other
 Side of the Globe.
 A disastrous fire in Bergen, Norway rendered 5000 persons homeless and caused a loss of $9.000.OOO.
 Kenneth Weeks of Boston, an Ameri can author of promise, was killed fight ing with the allies near Giyenchy.
 Breaking of dikes in Holland anc floods along the River SCheldt in Bel gium resulted in heavy property losses The Spanish ship Bayo was sunk by a floating mine forty miles off the DOT, of La Rochelle. Twenty-Five of the crew were lost.
 Ten children who were playing in a gravel pit near the aviation grounds at Cologne were killed by an air bomb The bomb had buried itself in the ground and was unearthed by rains.
 The Petit Journal, published in Paris suggests that a statue to Brand Whit lock, American minister to Belgium. b. erected after the war in recognition Ot his courage in returning to help tho stricken Belgians.
Connecticut western news., 1916-01-20
Live Stock Markets.

CATTLE-SuppIy, 100 carloads; maI kr; steady; choice, $S.50aS.75; prime, SS25uS.jO: good. $7.75aS15; tidy butchers, $7.50aS: fl'- $G.75a7.25: common, $5.5Oa65O; choice heif- CTS, $6.50a7; common to fair heifers. $45Ul6: common to good fat bulls, $ia7; common 10 good fat cows, $3a650; fresh cows a;.d springers. $40aS5.
 SHEEP AND LAMBS-Supply. 20 doubla decks: market steady; prime wethers. $SI S.25; good mixed, $7. 7.40a7.S5; fair mixed, &.i., a7.25; culls and common, s4a5; heavy ewes. S6a7: lambs, $7a11
 $6aS.5O.
 HOGS-Receipts, 75 double decks; market active; prime heavy. heavy mixed red . ums and heavy Workers. s745a755 1i~ht Workers, s7a7.25; pigs, $6. 75a6.9O roughs. $ta 6.50; stags. $5a5.50.
Connecticut western news., 1916-01-20
Epson Salts as a Dinner.

Five cents worth of Epson salts dis solved in a tcacupful Of water pro vidcs the ncatcst and most efficient headlight dinner" for automobiles 'o far proposed. according to the Scicn. c.fic Amcri, an. The solution is used on the inside of the headlight glass. where it is allowed to evaporatc. The result Is n beautifully frosted lens, the frosting on which lasts for several months.
Connecticut western news., 1916-01-20
Festival of Minerva.

The most potable festival at Athens was in honor of Minerva. All classes of citizens on this day marched in pro cession. The oldest went first. then the young men. the children, the young women. the matrons and the people of the lower orders. The most prominent object in tie parade was ship pro pelled by hidden machinery and bear ing at it's masthead the sacred banner Of the goddess.
Connecticut western news., 1916-01-20
A Warninn-

You had better be careful, Miss Flirty, or you will find yourself up against the law"
 "Oh. what do you meanw
 why. you have such a killing way of shooting glances at n fellow."-Ral- timore American.
Connecticut western news., 1916-01-20
Practical Appraisement.

Ma, James asked me last night Ia share his lot"
 Did he say whether it was one in a g@od building tion?"-Bultimog .\E,erican.
Connecticut western news., 1916-01-20
Curious Lake.

In the center of Kildine, an island in the German ocean, is a curious lake. The surface Of its waters is quite fresh and supports fresh water creatures. but deep down it is as salt as the great est depths of the sea, and salt water fish live in it.
Connecticut western news., 1916-01-20
Abrupt.

Could you lend me a dollar, old manT'
 Certainly! could do lots Of things 1 have no intention of doing. Nice day. isn't itT'-Judge.
Connecticut western news., 1916-01-20
ExDIained.

Pa. what's 'innocuOus desuetude|
 "It's what I fall into. son, when your mother and caller start to discussing the servant problem" - Birmingham Age-Herald.
Connecticut western news., 1916-01-20

1Cn DtlSOllS " ClG loiA Injured in train collision in Manitoba.
 Re"ause his invention was failure Emil w. ShalIew of Chapinville. N. Y. shot himself to death.
 Jane Addams told the foreign mem berS that all warning nations of Flu rope would welcome any means that would end the war.
 A mob battered down the doors Of the jail at Goldsboro. N. C.. removed John Richards. a negro. confessed mGr- derer of a farmer. and lynched him.
 One person was killed and four in jured in riot at a PittSton (Pa.' church when the priest, under 8 sher- frs guard, attempted to enter the eli flee and conduct services.
 Herman J. Dietz of New York. who pleaded guilty to diamond Smugglin". was sentenced to a year in the fedora renitentiary at Atlanta. His Sor Charles was sentenced to pay a fine of 5000.
Connecticut western news., 1916-01-20
HiclilY important.

It is highly important when mali makes up lis mind tew. bekum ras- kall tEat llc shUd examine hisself clus ly and see if he ain't better konstruct- ed for rhool.--JoSh Billings.
Connecticut western news., 1916-01-20

Poverty is the north wind that lashes men into yikings.-Ouida.
Connecticut western news., 1916-01-20
DEATHS OF NOTED PEOPLE.
Persons of Prominence Who Have Died
 In the Last Week.

In the Last Week.
 Johnny Mack, noted Albany sporting man. died at the age of sixty-six.
 Lieutenant Commander Owen Hor- ace Oakley, U. s. N, died ill Brooklyn of pneumonia. He was engineer of the battleship Utah.
 Austin D. Mixsell, vice president of the Bethlehem Steel company, died at Bethlehem from acute peritonitiS He was in his forty-third year.
 Colonel R. M. Powell. the last sur viving commander of Hoods Fifth Texas brigade of the Confederate army. is dead in St. Louis. Death was due to bronchial pneumonia. He was eighty-nine years old.
Connecticut western news., 1916-01-20

The American league season of l9li will open April 12. according to E.... Johnson, president of the circuit
Connecticut western news., 1916-01-20

Frank Gotch. retired worlds cham piOn catch-aS-catch-can wrestler. turn ed down an offer to wrestle Joe Stecher at Omaha, Ncb.. for purse of $1J.0U0
 The New YCr!; National league rlC'' purchased Benny Kautf. outficlder: " 4. Itari!en. catcher. and Fred AnGp. son. pitcher. of the late Federal leaSH.. paying $3O.OOO for the trio.
Connecticut western news., 1916-01-20
GENERAL NEWS EVENTS.

Haprenro1s Of Interest Tn Varic, g
 Parts of Our Country.
 Ten persons were killed and fort Injured in d train collision in Manitoba
Connecticut western news., 1916-01-20
FROM TIE SPORTING WORLD.
This and That In Amateur and Profes-
 sional Athletics.

Arrangements are being perfected to have Jess Willard and Frank Moran box ill New York next summer
Connecticut western news., 1916-01-20

Johnny Mack, noted Albany sporting man. died at the age of sixty-six.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-08-15
Smforn,atiom
Grbdlt bas Staatsbepartement ube'
bus BON England befolgte poite
Genfuripltem.
Gin biesbe5iisli9es Document tpurcs
pom britiI9en goti9after
iiberrei6t.

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Ser brittI6e gotidafter unterbrelteis
dm Wontas benz Staaslefretdr Gdn@
ling cine grtldrung, in pel6er bisIsr
barii6er informirt nirb, pie Srobs
britannien BEL ber Geniur Der Yolt
supege ae6t. Die Snformation lollis
cine 8prbersituna iein fir bic ipater
einsebenoe Qlntport oes auspdrti0en
4mtes in 2onbon unp paris auf BE
ameritaniiden 8orIteaunsen. 9lns
Der sSnformation gebt berbor, baB bic
priifung beI4lagna9mber poit O'n
1-3 Sage in 9lnipru4 ne9me. Die
8era0ssrling bes poitoeridnets 3iptt
i6en ben Der. Staaten unb 9ollano
belaufe ii6 auf 2-7 3ags.
Gs perbe 6ebauert, 10 beibt es m
bem SdriftItiid, bab bic geforberung
BON fpl9en ipoitItiiden, in ipelAen cuf
feinbli6e Snterehen gar tsin ge5u5
genommen pirb, oer5Ogert niir6e.
Man burfe jebo9 ni6t annehmen,
bab bic poit bon neutralen Sdiffen
entfernt perbe, oDne Iorgfdltiee Sn.
6etradt3iebung, bub lie 10 i6nia als
nur mOgli6 bon Der Geniur erIeoigt
iperben miiHe. 9tber unsliidGi6erpeiIs
aube bic GenIurbeb0rOe ficb S4pisz
rigtsitsn segeniiber geiteat geieben,
ipel6e porber ni4t in Qnre8nung gss
bra6t tporben ieien. 90 bdtten 3.
9. poitfdde, pel6e borgebli6 nur
Orudiaden entbislten, 9ummi, aufs
fee, Supelen II. u. gu Gage geF0rbert,
bic in ejeitaIt BON 3eitun9spateten
rerpadf 9eipeien ieien. Sn dnosrsn
Poitidden babe man anItatt Der am
qebli6en @sI8dftssirtulare propas
ganba 2itteratur porgefunben.
Sieie uno anbere dbnli6e unOOrs
her9sIcbsne 9ortpmmnifie ieien bic
9erarlaiiung seipefen, baB bic 9ersDs
geruHg in Der @rlebigung bei6lags
nu6mter poitftiide cine grDBers gene.
len fei aIs bic Geniur gslpini4t
babe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-08-15
Nnr geringer ghaSea
Wurbe, tpis semelbst tpirb. infolse bes
gru4es oss 5Orauap Gammss
aneerihtst.

4tIanta, Ga., IA. 4usuit. -
9as Waii.r bes Gate 5oranpap, ods
am Sonntaa 2l6ero, na6bsm Der
Damn sebrO6en mar, oas 9bal Iins
ab rdai4te. Bat, ME beri6tet piro,
nidt Disl Sdaben augeridtet uno
5pbesfdle ipurben big iebt feline ges
meIbet. 9tls bic 5Iutb am Wpntag
Morsen 2lnberipn, 9. g., erreihte,
batte iie ber.its piel pon ibrer @epalt
einsebiibt. Sic psruriadte spar Elm
mpmentanss Steisen bes Ssn.ca
Gluiies I'm 5tpsi SUB. aber ihon
mad turaer 3eit fisI Der Waferftano
tuisber.
Man slaubt, bab bic Glut6, iuean
lie auguita erreitt, nur Elm gang ses
rinses Steisen beg Sapannab 5luis
fes i'm Sefolee babsn pirb.
atbepitIe, q. g.. IA. qusuit.
Der 9oraipa1 See i'm gsbirse, 80
WeiIen fiiblid BON bier, mar am
UfoHfdg ubeno in'olge oes Odmms
bru4s troden seIest. 0ur1 cine en1e,
16 Weilen lanse SfIudt, tpelte mad
WaIhalIa. pidsns, Qlnberiou unb Ses
nsca gounip in Siio Carolina fiibrt,
mar bas Wafer in sinsm 30 ssub bos
ben GaLl binabserduiat; es breitets
ii9 aber aus, oIs es oas 5ieflaub err
reitte. uno ridtete stipas Shaben oil
Ttlbfriidten an, bod gingen teine
Wsnibenlsben perlprsn. Cine araft.
'anlage In Der Rdbe oss Odmmes pur.
be Serit6rt. Die aOuiiruftipn bes
CANNES bate $4,000 eetoiist.
Qlin 4benb tamen piel. ShauluFtis:
unb bsiaben iid bas lsere Seebeden.
Giner Der @GIie in einem nabegelsgee
nen 6otsl fubr sur 3eit, als Der
Damn brad, in einem 9opte auf benz
See unb fonnte iid1 nur baburh rsta
ten. bab er bas Boot ipenbetc unb nit
aIlsr Wsd&s sssen bic strSmuns uu'
sdmpfts.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-08-15
&erisaal' 'Rstiaen.

Or. 2aro Mueller, Der bras
iilianif4e Wintiter bes 2eubern, mel
9er ii4 auf elmer Reiie in ben Der
Staaten befirbet, DerbraGte ben ge=
ftrigen Gag in unierer StaOt. 5err
Wiueaer, Elm 9euti3 8raiilianer Der
eriten 9eneratiOn, III geitern 46eno
na9 Waibington tpeitergereiIt. Or,
2ucio be WIOtta, grdiibent bes 6ieiis
gen 8raIilianii4en &lubs, CAB I'M
@erein nit ben 6erren u. g. @ilion
unb $. SertOpi4 Oom 0epartement
fir Qubenbdnbel Der 6anbelstammer
benz illuitren SAT- gu @bren i'm Gin
tpn Sotel Elm 9u6elfriibItiid.
Der SO Sabre alte MuIitus Gar
Springer ertrdntte am gSnntas
plOsIid in iei1ler Dobnung an IA
uno 9leaiant Strabs unb Or. 2frt6ur
pfeiffer lieb i'm am Montag Worgen,
oa Iein 3uitdnb ii9 OerT6iimmert bats
te, mad Dem itdbtii6en arantenbuuS
i6affen. Gr itarb jeOO6 auf Der 5abrt
bu6in. Coroner Or. Soettmeber bat
2unsenent3iinOung aIs sobesuriu6s
feItseitelIt.
Der 6efdnnte 9iirgertriegpeterun
6err 5reb. Rulltoetter, 819
Winbbdm Qpenue in 9tprnOale poAn>
Daft, tit na6 se6ntdgigem @erfpeilen
in Garls6ao Sprino5, Wiqiams>
tomn. Sp, 3uriitgete6rt.
6err 8 6eo. Gang, Elm geu6teter
9iirqer unferer Staot, ift geitern lei
nsn Gieben unb 3u6lreicten 6reunOea
burt ben Sob entriiIen moroen @r
itanb i'm 81. 2e6ensiabre unb Inn t3n
trauert bic Satin, 6ruu Mdrp Gang,
ae6. Sell, iopie bic Sp6ter sFruu
Diaiam 6offert in/oeren Bo6nung
an Der gorrmun Qpsnue go. 1929 e.
Die 9lugsn gum eipigen S6lurmer
Thfrb. Die 8eeroigung fiubet am
Mtittpo6 Moraen Itdtt, iporauf in Der
ct. 2lnbreas Stride in 2(ponba(e eiu
feierli6es Hequiem abgehaltsn pirb.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-08-15

brobenbeu Worldufsr ernitsrer 8ers
tpidelunsen, bic fih infOlse ber Rom
trpperfe iibtr biefen britiiden gops
colt sfpiIdsn Gpobbritannish unb
ben Der. Staaten, ergebsn t1nnen.
Gs pirb bebauptet, bub man teines>
tpess auf @runb elmer gsrtrasss@er@
lebung proteitiren f0nne, benn Der
apif6en ben beiben 2dnbetn i'm Sab
re 1915 absei6loffene @ertras be3iebt
ii6 ni6t auf britifhe Solonial Be-
iisunsen. Wenn man proteitiren mol.
le, t0nne bies nur nit bem 6inpeis
barauf sei6ebsn, Dab cine MiBa9tung
internationalen Gebrdl6es itattgs:
funoen 9abe. OieTer YrOteit, 70 lpirb
Oeritanben, tpirb Der erDiOsrling 5us
sefiist psr0sn, bic biefe Regierung uuf
bic oon Gnslanb eegebene 9lntiport
binii8tli6 Der uripriingli4en Rots
gegsn bic iapar5e Giite abididen
ptrb.
Ssitens Der 8eamten tpirb Der 8or.
gang Der griten In Colombo I6arf
mibbiGist. giner ertlGrte:
rGs 1T cine bebauerlit)e S6utia6s,
baB Der 9ertrag BON 1915 ii6 MIDI
auf britii4e aolonien be8iebt, 10 bab
mir Derbinbsrt fperben, bic 9sf9uIbis
eung Der 9srtrags sSgerlesung 5u erbss
ben. Dir t0nnen nur auf 8runb elmer
Wtiba6tung Der internatioralsn Gea
brGu6e proteitiren. Gs mar bies Elm
tpilltiirIi6er. feinblider Qltt, ben Salls
bels@ @Sntersiien Der @ereiuigten Staas
ten 5utpibsrlaufeub. unb er that ben
freunbI9oftli8en @eSiebungen 3pis
ithn ben 6siben Nutionen tpeientli6e1
Gbbru4."
Ginige geamte finb fir Bieberpers
geltunq gleider Dirt. Sic aldubsn,
bab bic BON ben griten neuerbings
ausgeiibte praris iofort auFb0ren
piiroe /penn man britii6e S6iffe in
amerifaniIhen Sdfen in glsider art
bebdnbelu pollte.