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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-03-11
FARMERS KILL "a COYOTES

saIina. Kan. March il-Foarteen
COYOTES we're killed a tae big drive
covering four tovn 1ips gesteraay.
Fifteen hundred men attended TReu-
Is coyotes broke ihroash The lines
and escapes Moving Hisiares we're
taken Of the drive ard good views
we're secured on the action q fifty
men killing coyotes on the run.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-03-11
core vs. owEn

TON D a. Har aena.
9 Oklahoma moving 81
FrI4e prevented lha SEN.
derne Senator owen res-
N8n extending existing ol leases
ae usage indian lands 10 Okla
bona nth congress sHsil have oppor-
ra.iy 70 determine tae disposition
= tho land The leases VIII expire
March Il.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-03-11
NORWEGIAN BARK
S|L|US T0RPED
WITHOUT NOTICE
sENE\ ANLI.t ms On SHIP
ONE MI RED. NATION OF
StBu ARI\E MOI KNOWN
By Associated Press

Washington p a. March III
Consul Osborns A. llatrc has cahled
hal when The Norwegian b6fs s'lias
New York 10 llayre. was torpedoed
without warning on the Hanfe roads
he night ol March OH. seven Amert
ans aboard. were rescued
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-03-11

Washington u g. March lis
The state department is inclined 60
view the attack on the silius as a
serious affair Dispatches says the
vessel was iorpedood without warning
No mention is mad ot fine nationality
lf the submarine II the silus was
torpcdocd such AN attack Was con
trafy 10 the assurances t0 the United
States. secured from .o conlrai
powers.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-03-11
OIL GOES UP ANOTHER
J|TNEY; NOW 81 40

independence. Kans., March IT,
The Prairie Oil Company has ad.
vanced the price Of crude oil five
cents. The new price is now one
dollars and fortyfive cents the bar.
rel and is the high record price paid
m the state.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-03-11

Paris. March H. The Pcdtparisian
says that one OF the Americans on
board the Slius WAS injured seriously
ic was Joseph Hartman, la There
Rcrc seven Americans Ia the crew
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-03-11
Funston in Supreme Command,

Washington, d G. March I'LL
Instructions conveying full authority
to General Funston to dispatch de-
fense expedition into Mexico, TO pur
sue Villa and his band, are in Funsion's S
hands,
Secretary of War Baker announced
today that full description as 70 the
number OF men TO be used and the
route to be followed was lcll with
Funston.
The strlctest secrecy is BENG ob
served to prevent villa learning mos e.
ments of the expedition.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-03-11
FUNSTON s MEN
HOT IN PURSUIT
Of BUTCHER VILLA.
LOOKS LIKE BANDIT BAND
HAS BEEN TRAPPED NEAR
DAL0uiS
WANTS TO SEND
TROOPS INTO U. S.
NENICA\S DESTROY PROP
ERTl: CARRt\/A TROOPS
GET GAY
(By Associated press)
(BULLETlN.)

Washington, D. c., March H.
The latest reports received here say
that Villa has reached Ascension
south OF Daomas, with three hundred
followers, with detachment Of United
States troops close behind A battle IS
certain to take place soon. Carranza
troops are TO the south and United
States troops to the south Of him,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-03-11
MenIeans RaId Section House.

Columbus. n. NJ March l Eiah
teen mounted Mexicans are reported
having raided The home Of II a Blank.
enship. section foreman q Malpas.
eighteen miles easi The family
crawled to the bush and escaped
No Need For Volunteers.
Washington, d. c. March II ~
f0onfinued m PAGE SKI
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-03-11
NEW UPLIFT MOVEMENT BRINGS OUT
NEWCOMERS AND OLD TIMERS

WONDERFUL RfAIlN 0r GIVE SrllHI SHOWN -
REMARKABLE "ENpLREN Nj MILLING ~ ohAM-
BrR OF COMMERCE TIIE GOOD inif Ct III
HIt NAY 30
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Continued on Page sSJ
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0bleli8 y laa pro.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1916-07-27
FAIR EXCHANGE
A New Back for an Old 0-..
How Ii Can Be Done
In Marion.

The back aches at times with a duh,
inde.cribable feeling, making you wca.
ry and restless; piercing pains shoot
across the region Of the kidneys. and
again the loins ave so lame that Ia
stoop is agony No use to rub or APP
ply a plaster to the back if the kidney.
are weak You cannot reach the
cause Marion residents would do wei
to profit ty the following example
J Q Tabor, farmer Mexico, Ky,
says: II had kidney trouble for about
six years The pains in my back were
severe at times and when stopped OF
lifted, sharp twinges shot through ny
loins My back always ached more 10.
tensely at night and IN the morning
felt very lame tired easily was Ian.
guild and nervous and had headaches
The kidney secretions passed 700 fire.
quently and caused me annoyance
One and a half boxes Of DOan's Kidney
Pills rid me of the trouble and ! am
now in good health Price 50 cents.
at all dealers Don't simply ask fus a
kidney rene iy get Doan.s Kidney
Pills the same that Mr. Tabor had
Foster-Milburn Co., Props Buffalo.
n Y. 81
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1916-07-27
COMMISSIONERS SALEI
Clittenden Circuit Court, June
Term 1915.

BY virtue Of judgment and order
u sale Of the Crittenden Circuit rem
dered at the June term 1916. in a suit
therein pending, | shall proceed to Of
fer for sale at the Court House door in
Marion, Ky, to the highest and best
bidder, at public auction. on Monday
the 18th, day Of August, 1916, at l
O'Clock p m or Whereabouts. it being
county court day, the following de-
scribed property to wit:
A certain tract or parcel Of land in
Crittenden county. Ky, and containing
81 l-2 acres and being the same tract
Of land that was on the 53rd, day Of
February, 1907, conveyed by 0bediah
Hunt and Martha E. Hunt his wife to
Wyatt Hunt, Of Crittenden coun IS.
Ky said deed is now OF reesd in deed
book in No q, page 59i, clesS,s cfIice
Crittenden county court
The full boundry Of this tract Of land
may he seen in my Office
This property viii be sold on a credit
Of six months, purchaser to give bond
with approved security, with lien re.
tanned On the land Tor purchase money
and bond having effect Of a judgment
upon which execution may issue Said
bonds bearing legal interest from date
until paid
Bidders will be prepared TO comply
with these terms
d A. LOWRY. Commissioner
Critenden Circuit Court.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1916-07-27

What, your huuy1"
My IRE insurance expire, at noonI
What company are you M
Il don, bother abou, details"
Ever take note, from your Suaomenp"
"Somehmes'
Ever take a note without knowing he
name Of the man who made ~
We'll. ! guess noll'
What IS a note, anyway
"A promise TO pay.
What's, a Ere insurance polcy}"
j &c, you'll A promne to pay ( you
have a IRE"
Exactly. You're paying good money
tor a promise to pay W.lhou, know.
ing the name Of the company that
promises
Say, what company are you mp
The panic .prooi'flaniord Ere lnwi.
anee Company \ company iha,
has promptly settled every honest
loss Tor los yean
Mcy ue sbOw YOU a Haryofd toL
icyp Costs no more than oihen.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1916-07-27
BAD 10 BAVE A GOLD BANG ON

Don't let your cold hang on. racS
your system aud become chronic when
DR.. Bells Pine.Tar-H Honey will help
you. 1t heal. the Inflammation, soo,h.
es the cough and loosens the phlegm.
You breashe easier at once. DR.. Bell s
Pine-Tar. Honey is laxative Tar Syrup
the pine tar balsam heals the raw
spots, loosens the mucous and preverss
irritation Of the bronchial tubes. Just
get bottle Of Or Bells Pine Tar.
Honey to-day. Its guaranteed to help
you, Al druggists, |
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1916-07-27
WHAT CATARRH IS

Il has been SAID H4, every third
person BIAS cluh 10 some form.
Sa.agehassH.tr.a1'rasalcaa nh
often indicates a general weakness
Of 'ac boty lHd 'a.l. Treatments In
iaelam o' sulas aalapors do little,
hary good.
IgcHurt oauh r Iould treat he
cause .F crn.A.HE f.r Mood with the
U.'.H1 'E Scott. Emulsion which ia
w...."' 'n.i lH| H i'.rg. t1uic. tree
hout.ua.iuaw hw'..Iug,. Iyii
SOFIA hHus m.nssgJ
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1916-07-27
Your Optical Work.

Gold mountings in frames or
rimless spectacles $500. Eye
glasses in frames or mountings
t4.OQ. Other kind in proportion.
Office lower floor jenkins Bldg.
Saturdays and Mondays only.
Geo w. Stone, 0ptometrist.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1916-07-27
All Force Not Immoral!

There are Of course persons who believe all force is mmor :
immoral resist wongdong by force have taken much
interest individuals whorof this kind of monhy and do not
know the which they practically apply it But of course they
right the theory then wrong for man to endayor by force
to his wife daughter from rape other abuse to save
his children from abduction and torture 1t waste Of time TO discuss
with any position of such folly, wickeness and poone
THEODORE ROOSEVELT.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1916-07-27
The Exhaustion of Europe

Europe will be poorer after this war; but she will have the close
the millions Of highly trained warriors and in these armies
there United Ii because the United States
had million veterans the close Of the Civil that Maxmas
dream Of empire Mexico suddenly disped We expelled
invader then without making demonstration because France knew
that had soldiers with which enforce demands-Con
ence Committee on National Preparedness
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1916-07-27
The Nation That Can't Resist

All must admit the importance effective navy nation like
ours having such extensive protect The nation that
not resist aggression is constantly exposed to it Its foreign policy Of
necessity weak and its negotiations conducted with disadvantage
because il is not in condition enforce the dictated by It's Of
RIGHT and Justice GROVER CLEVELAND.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1916-07-27
Found Spider In WOman's Ear

Princeton Ky; July II. Mrs,
Bertha Erwin, residing near
this place, was aroused from her
slumber a few nights ago by a
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1916-07-27
WhyDepend on Somebody Else9
Universal Military Service Can Be Effected
in United States Without Trace Of
Mlitarism or Departure from
Ideals
By NAL CEN LEONARD WOOD
Commander Department o the East Unied State, Army

The military systems of Switzerland and Austria
appeal to me very strongly as models which we could
follow to our advantage in all which pertains to mill
tary training Switzerland has had her system in opera
ton long enough to make its application general, and
as result while peaceful, orderly country she stands
always ready to defend her rights and to guard her ter
ritory She is absolutely free from all indication Of
militorism, as ordinarily understood, and yet every
man in Switzerland who physically fit has received
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-07-25
MASON CHARGED WITH CON
TRACT FRAUDS.
MiIlionaire-S Statesman Fails to Ex.
plain Discrepancy in Electric
Lighting Bids and Bill Rend-
cred to City.

The senator read the headlines SIX
times. Then, fuming and muticring
he read the news story beneath them
Turning TO the editorial page his eyes
fell on Header entitled Mason 5
Rawest Deal. Yet
With snort Ike baited bulls
the senator snatehed up his hat and
his heavy walking stick, and stamped
out of his office. Five minutes later
he stormed into the city room Of the
"Dally Appeal and, brushing aside
an office boy who tried to bar his
way, burst unannounced into Stephen
Fletcher's private sanctum.
The editor was glancng over a
sheaf Of smudged proof sheets He
looked up with no great show Of in.
terest, as his visitor entered. Fletcher
was not surprised by the call He
had been expecting something OF the
sort for long time.
"Well, Senator Mason" he said
cnrtly to the purple-faccd millionaire
who was hearing wrathfully down
upon him, what can do for youT
Il came here Numbered the sena-
tor, TO order you TO cease these UNI
warranted assaults upon my charac-
ter, and to retract this vile
"The moment the assaults become
'unwarrnnted, returned Fletcher
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-07-25

"they will cease. Until then, they
shall contlnue-until | have broken
up the political crookedness that is
wrecking our city and county. T.
He got no further. Mason's rage
burst all bounds Of self-control and
sanity. With a wordless below, the
senator swung his heavy cane aloft
and brought it whlzzlng down on
Tletcher's unprotected head.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-07-25

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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-07-25

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hcr parents eaa.ant Is liahle 10 prose
cution for the me " ablunlng her
THE tmfl m Tom FieicAnr for at.
ducHng ona marrying Go.p Nl.nn
yas Masouaurs most f,uuf>nal itw
procedure of iba genr
The district attorney se forth No.
siaics case. ara prepareI fo establish
h Davenport TOMS n,iornot aushf
hlfn, oyory af,e N ibe way pnt ~
wns losing feif The lau was cl.ar
nm, facts we're evident
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ia lhc paad aaa after fhp ofher fa
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-07-25
WHEN YOU WAKE
ZIP DRINK GLASS
OF HOT WATER
Wash 'hs poiapns ard toxins from
system Before putting mora
faot INTO stomach
8Hyp lHside battling makes any
one iaas and feet clean,
sweet a1i refreshed.

1n 7Nt 10 ihs inside before
nt'7h'iH' i.a .H Hn iha outlde
N" if '7N''f mHfe lHppfiani because
W fe'" '9t' lo HBi absorb lmpurt
rt ''' lhe hl191 causing lllncas,
NNll' ih" h7wtl sores 90
oi rfefA nl1eH 9f food aud drink
N."n lnlp ihe Hpmaeh, nearly an
hNN0r W wae material maat be
''''i N'l 't iaH nady u thlg waste
hA'.fl a HH uuHfHd day Nv day
N NNe.Ii INHauia and generates
I''.'IH. ttHta Aai toxins Wblah alA
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-07-25
TENTH STORY
The Trial Of Souls

Senator Mason for more years
than most people cared 10 remem
ber had held The thriving little up.
state city Of Masouburg IN his vest
pocket
lie was the cltys richest man, the
county's political boss and It's leading
corporation lawyer Though decade
had passed, since his single term IN
the senate he still bore the proud
courtesy-ttle Of senator In Ma.
sonburg and In Somers county. his
viii was supreme.
ANA NOW, after quarter century
OF such unassaled czardom as only
small-dty magnate can exercise
his sway WAS protested
II was not fellow millionaire or
another politician who challenged his
rule. That would have been casler
10 bear No. his enemy was no great
er parsonage than Stephen Fletcher,
owner and editor Of the local news.
paper.
Fletcher had recently begun a cam.
palgn Of news stories ana editorials
attacking the senator in person; and
his financial and political methods
and his sources Of wealth. 1t was
very Irritating Doubly so. because
all that Fletcher said about Mason
was true.
Little by little. Senator aiason had
worked himself into homlclda rage
against this foe who would neither
be bribed nor bluffed into submls.
sion. The climax came one day when
opening his morning paper, "The Ma
sonburg Daily Appeal Mason read
these two-coumn headlines on the
front page
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-07-25

WAS alleged 10 have PLAYED some.
what doubtful role
Mason waxcd apopepiIc with ludie
nation as he read Nor was his wrath
lessencd by a frcntpage cartoon OF
+ himself, In guise az hollBp mau.
shouting "Your Franchise or Your
Life" TO group of trembling city
faihers.
His wife-a sallow perpciually
timld Noman--sai at his side trying
in vain TO assuage his wrath Her
welmcant condolences served only
70 mnkc hn the angrler.
"Im going 70 shut up ihat newe
paper" ne growlcd IF It fakes every
cent hayc. And I'm going to get
back at stephen Fletcher if"
He stopped short. with n grunt Two
people ID man aud girl had cu.
tered tbe room The man paused near
the door In The llm light Mason
did not az once rceognlzr him The
girl came shyly forward
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TREMENDOUS NlhNs fHlN4aa LFi fh iff
nnerq
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-07-25

he Senator Discovers the Ne~spa
psr Au.ek on Him
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-07-25
$4,000 CASH

W'll BE- paid for any casp Of Chllls
ANA Fewer filious t'eyer Dumb
Nrne Swamp Fewer la Grippe. on
ans ailment dae 10 Maiara that
scHAAp s LAXATIVE
CHILL TONIC
Will fall 'a cure if taken according
40 ilrrcttoas ia not alone the
BEST CilffL TONIC made, but Is
"a sn ti4ef Regna nr combined
Warranted 81 Cure or Money re-
nmdel I'r.ee 5a cents GOV aale
hy NJ arH alasa lrusgista. Pre-.
mrrd bv
JOHN scnAAp q SONS
Farf smith Arkansas
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-26
Qngliihe Esftrduber.
Bonn baniiden Saupfer n5reberif
VIII" lit bic geiammte goit &c.
itpblcn iuprben.

Gieipei[ Trdlioent @ilion inrlncr
nod an iciner gtote berltmrebigirt, IN
iDelfer er Den gnglanoern iaeen mill,
CAB es nift artig lei, Denn lie ben
ben neutralen Shiiien Die Eoit iteb.
ler, iabren Die Seeraltber llnentpegt
iort, ibr liebaelronnenes 8elDerbc
alis5lliiben. Gin Sieb fam MIR lfhu,r
bas StebIen laifcn. 0as iiingite 8ei.
ipiel englii6cn Biratentbums lieiert
Der Oanii1e 0antpfer n6reoerit
VIII, Ger oergangenen 9ieniteg
Morgen bon aopenbagen in 9icn
lprf eingetroffen lit. 2lber fem gricf.
feine Eoitfartc, feline 3eitling tpar al
9orb. 0as Shiff mar nit iiber 9all.
Ieilb Sad fiir Yiirger Der 8ereinigterl
Staaten bcitintnlter Boit abgefnbren.
Ger iiber5cugenoen Sprad)e englii6er
aononenldufe fol9eno, lief Der ileu.
traIe Oone, nit etliden engliten
arell5ern als @brenesforte, einel
cngIiiden Safer an uno ourfte sic
2tSeitiabrt crit fprtiesen, tiafoem uub
Ger Ieste Boitiad Don gorb gebolt
rors2n mar.
Ger nortpeaiid)e Iantpfer nari-
itianinfiorb" lit am 0itttpoh bon
Bergen in gtep Dorf anoefomnen.
gtpaige Bot aus ben 9dnoern Der
ecntralnlddDte mare eeitern bier idon
idaig gelpeien unb ibr slusbleiten
helttet oil, oaB arh oieier Gumpicr
'eine YoIt 6en engliihen Seer0ubcrlI
als 9eute bat iiberlaIien miiiien.
Wiit Der nnerifaniihen 8oit Miro
natiirIitl in bericIben 8eiic periah-
rem, tros Serrn @ilions anaeoro9tcnl
Yroteit
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-26

Guhta 8u einem fiinfidbrigen aon-
trait 3lt belDegen, aber aIle ieine
lleberreoungsflnit unO aud ictfe
'8eriiderung, oaB Die 3a6l Der Fro-
mneftioniiten in ct. gernaro jett
i'm 3unebmen begriifeH iei, oerfingen
abiolnt niht rn6 Ole Delegation 5og
oonn 5ieililib miBpergniigt bon ban.
nen, Inn Dem Stnotratb bon ct ger-
nar0 iiber 6os GrgebniB Der Sonic
ren5 5lt beridnen.
SSn ct. Bernard lit fiir5lid eiit
Malheur an oen 8aiIerlperfen paIiirt
lmo sic @iiroer mollen iebt oieie @e-
legcnbeit benuben, Inn iib al Stellc
6es barten Yaiiers, oas lie in ct.
Bernard aus ben oortigen @uiierper.
fen erbalten, ons ldJone lpeife gSdller
Der bieiigen @aiierperfe 3u iifsra,
ndbrenb 9iirsermeiiter Yufta oelr
StanOm;nft pertritt, oaB Die Scr.
theile, lpeldJe ole Stobt bietet, mir
Gincinnatiern 81 @ute fonlneH
iolleu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-26
@ebad)tniffeier i'm 9lnm Strahe
Scmpcl.

8eridieocne iiioiide Srganfiatio.
nen baben Gin Gomlnittce gebiloet iiir
bic glrrangirlne elmer SeoddtnlB.
ieier Su @bren oeS fiir5lid III ytep
})orf oeritorbenen SolOnou &obbillo-
miB. nIs Sdriftiteller inter oen gtc.
men Sbolom slledDeul betanrt. Die
@crIainHllrng finoet an Solultd1,
ben IS. Mat, 0ahnlittags Inn 2 LEX
I'M &lunl Strabc &ernpeI itatt Sn
eerieIben foluut elu rutiitnIiideS
Grogrannu 5ur 0tirdfiibriing uno
peridieoene beeeutenoe 9tebner tuer.
ocn glniprahen balten inter ibnelt
Er. @robmann, Der Rubbi bes ZEN.
bells. Eroieiior 0crtid bonn Sebrclp
Union College uno Serr Seun 3oloD.
foip, sieboftellr 0es Y4aiIp SSeiriib
Courier" BON Chicago, Der ols rio.
oiiher Reoner inn gol5en Sal1oe be-
tannt lit. Serr &einitod, Der aantor
ces 3enlpels, miro paiienoe iiIoiidIe
@tuiif 5liu 8ortrng bringen, uno
sSr6uIein Semie WannbeImer Stllte
ans oen @erten oes eroBen Wteiiters
reSitiren.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-26
Nit sroker 0rtpartanS
g9irb BEN beporitsbenSen Ututidjen
prut. @oiisHftite eutgeeeu
seifbeR.
2ie Greunbe nnS 06nner bee Smiti'
! tHts treffen nmfansreidk Boz.
bereitansen fir baSielbe
ltue erbitten iid bic tbdtise Wihuir'
faHs bes eeianiutten tisiinen
Sentidtbums.

Wiebsrum nabt fid iiir bas
Dsutf4tbum gincinnatis ein Tag Der
Jreube unb Der Grtrdrtuls; Elm Gag,
10 rtdt seeisnet. Ssr,sn unb 5dnbs
aufSutbun i'm SniereHe sinss Gisbss.
iperies. fit ipsIbes bas biefise
Deutihtbum 70 Innss Sabre jfon NIT
aufrtdtissr fyrsub. beissifsuert bat
= baS idbrlite Waifenfeft bss Teut.
ftsn prot. Maiisnbaufes an Sisb,
lamb 4psnue unb Gbillito Strabe,
bas am 4. Suni 1915 abss6alisu
ipirb.
Cbne 1intsrfGisb srfr.ut ii& bieT.
issensreihe anitalt alissmsinen Sn,
tereiIes unb riibmsnsDertber Dpfsrs
ioillisieit. llnb bas bat isintn au,
ten Grunb. Sit to9 bas DeuiIhe
prot. Waiienhaus ein Snititut, bas
nusf9IieBlih i'm Tienfts Der Rdds
ifenIitts fttbt. Gs nimmi ii9 beriss
nissn an, bic uns am nGditen itshen,
Der aIeinen; folder ainbsr, fpelte
burt ben Cob bes Watsrs ober Der
Wuttsr cber btiber gltern psrtpaiIt
iinb.
limb bisrin srfiifIt tns DeutIGe
prot. mdijenbans cine Wtiifion, bic
uuIsr ufIsr Mdtnng nnb aiebe ipsrtb
In unb bebarf. Mie Dielen 6unberisn
bon ainbern idon bat btsfss Jnltis
tut In ben 81 Sobrtn isinss isgsnss
rsifsn Bsiiebens bas gIternheim ers
FEET, BAT iie erndbrt. an Geib unb
GesIs sepflest unS 3u brdu1barsn
DIiebern btr mtnfhIin<n gtis1fMcfi
srsossnl unb NIT Stot3 unS inniser
Sfrelbt Bat bds biefiss Deutf4sbum
Bic gum bsutissn Tdse fisrbpn Hennts
nib aenommen. Sn iiHmtt ipeittrsn
RreiIsn sridnnt man bic Hothpenbiss
fell siner resen thdiigt1t 96tlIndbme
an Der GrbaItuns unb 65rberung be.
ies Mertes. Die MnIfolt III ia gan,
dnseipisien auf bic Dpfttmtuigssit
ibrtr unb Der ainbsr 1rsunbe unt
W1nnsr. 1lnb bieIefbt bat Ia aud
bis su bieIem aagt nod niemuls per.
ingt, Ipnhtrn IN INNER BON nentm
reat selpeItfi. 70 bdb NIT onfridtisst
Gsnuathuung alf bds NtuiTts l]roi.
Mcifsnbaus bingsipisIen iperbsn lann,
ala auf Elm N<ufmdI bSuffh<r Drgsrs