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The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1916-02-24

tinent to attend; now by this fine co
operation in team work brought to the
very doors of the men of the city and
vicinity.
The personnel of the speakers is
such as to guarantee the highest ex-
cellence. These are men not only
eloquent in speech and full of mag
netism, but each with a personality
and practical experience that make
value.
Among the speakers of prominence
engaged for this meeting are:
w. Il. Doughty, educational secre-
tary of l.. NJ. Movement, author of
several missionary books.
F. A. Agar, efficiency secretary Of
Northern Baptist convention.
Rev. S. F. Littell, Missionary from
China; loaned to us by Chinese
Christians"
Rev. l.. B. Wolf, D. D., of Lutheran
Foreign Board.
John L. Fort, secretary Of commits
sion on finance of NJ. L. church.
w. S. Holt, of Presbyterian Board
OF Relief.
George Innes, with his thrilling life
story.
And many more to be announced
later.
A convention committee has been
organized, headed by James w. Bar
ker, chairman; r. f. l.. Ridgeway
vice chairman; F. G.. Fahnestock, Jr.,
secretary; e. G. Hoover, treasurer;
Frank B. Everitt executive secretary.
Committee chairmen and also mem
mers of executive committee are: Fl
nance, ]. w. Bowman; publicity, VIII
liam H. Repp; registration, H. G. ON
wake; deputation, c. A. Ellenberger;
arrangements. Louis J. Houseal; pray
er, oliver Sensenig; statistics, j. Har
ris Bell.
An Office has been opened In the
Trustee building, North Market
square, Harrisburg, where Frank B.
Everitt is directing the details of the
meeting. Literature is being widely
distributed among the pastors of the
convention district, which includes
Adams, Centre, Clinton, Cumberland,
Dauphin, Franklin, Fulton, Hunting
don, Juniata, Lancaster, Lebanon, Ly.
coming, Northumberland, Perry, Sny.
der, Union and York counties, with
parts of Blair and SchuyllSill.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1916-02-24
Strong Drink.-Our Worst Foe.

BY DIR. REMSBURG,
The advocates of the liquor
ira fflc are using the Bible in try
ing TO defend their cause, saying
that the teachings of j esus
Chri t advocates wine as bever
age. 1t Is true they called HIM
a winebibber and a glutton, and
said that he was IN league with
the devil, casting out devils by
the prince of the devils. But it
was only the enemies of Christ
who thus accused him. We're he
an advocate of lntemperance his
teachings would belle his mission
which we who love him and claim
him as our Savior know Is moi
true. He came to seek and to
save the lost-to lead them to
Heaven, and not to eternal de-
struction. His messages were
messages of Peace. There is no
peace where there are drunkards
or IN a drunkard's home. 1t is
only the enemies of Christ and
his cause, who malgn his charac'
ter. l cannot understand how a
man can go over the country ad-
vocatlng the Sabbath School, the
nursery of the church training
children for the cause of Christ
and then plead that license sa-
loon is a public necessity. We're
soldier IN any army to do such a
thing, he would justly be shot as
a traitor.
But Judas betrayed his Lord
for thirty pieces of silver and we
can but expect to find such as he
in the ranks today. We should
try to rescue the perlshlng and
not cause the offense that Is send
ing more souls to He'll than all
other evils com mblned. Let the
church members get to work and
do their duty-remove the stumb
ling block out of the way of those
who are struggling hard to stem
the tide that Is carrying them to
a drunkard's grave and drunk
ards He'll. We're it not for the
voters many of whom are church
mem bers, voting for license and
upholding the liquor traffic there
would be no saloons. The most
abomlnable class of human be-
Ings that lives is the treater who
with his bottle, induces all be can
to drink. He can justly be call
ed the "DevIls Drummer. He
takes them to the DEVILS recruit
ing agent who sends them to
drunkard's grave and drunk
ards hell.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1916-02-24

Team leader, author of "The Call Of
the World" and other books.
Protestant churches of the state
whose duty 1t will be to enroll the
men of their congregations. There is
no limit upon the representation of
any church. The registration fee Is
only s1.00 and every man who has an
interest in the spread of the gospel
should enroll now. Prof. H. r. Om-
wake is chairman of the registra-
tion committee. In those churches
where registration committees have
not been named, there is an op-
portunity for the lsymen to get busy
on their own initiative, enroll all the
men possible and send in the names
with the fees. Registration fees will
be used to defray convention expenses
and for follow-up work after the con-
vention. No offerings are taken In
the convention.
The program will be OF the very
highest quality and power, giving the
convention the character Of a national
meeting which men would cross con.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1916-02-24
POINTS THE WAY.
The Statement Of This GreencaStle Resi-
dent viii Interest Oar Readers.

Our neighboring town, Green
castle points the way in the word
of one of its most respected resi-
dents:
J B. Logan, cigar dealer, E
Baltimore St, Greencastle, Pa +,
says; 81 had pains across the
small of my back. My kidneys
weren't acting right. l am on
my feet all day long aud believe
that caused the trouble. | got q
box of Doan's Kidney Pills and
ia short time at ter using them
was relieved, l am pleased TO
recommend this medicine, as il
keeps my kidneys IN good shape
Price SOC. at all dealers. Don I
simply ask tor kidney remedy
get Doau's Kidney Pills-the
same that Mr.. Logan h ad &.
Foster Mllourn Co, Props, Buf
alo, N. Y.
Advertisement.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1916-02-24

borne harrow in use only one year, !
three-horse Osborne harrow, / land
roller, 3 double corn plows, l |. II. q.
cornplanter only planted one crop,
new Syracuse plow, | 2-horse Oliver
plow set hay ladders lSft. sets of
lead harness, sets of extra good fly
nets, collars, brides, halters and
lines, wagon saddle, good wagon whip
set double harness, sets single har-
ness, TO feet of hay rope, lot of inch
rope, 2 horse doubletrees, 2 2-horse
doubletrees, singletrees ana jockey
sticks, 2 extra-heavy lumber chains,
pair drag chains, fifth chain, but,
breast and COW chains, new cutting
box, De Laval Cream Separator on
ly in use months, 8 milk cans, in
cubator, some timothy hay, lot of
forks and some hous sehold goods.
Sale will begin at 8 O'Clock. Less
than s., cash; II months credit on all
sums OF S. or more note with ap-
proved security,
AHlMAAZ CLEVENG Err.
j. ], Harris, Auct.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1916-02-24
GLENN'S SALE.
TUESDAY, MARCH IA, 1916,

The undersigned intending to remove
from the farm on which he now lives,
will sell at public sale at his residence
on the Warthin farm, miles south Of
McConnellsburg, HEAD OF HORS-
ES. No. l, Black horse, rising 1
years old, weight 1850, good saddle
horse and pillow leader. No. 2, Black
Mare with foal rising 3, good oifside
worker, weight 1900, good single and
double driver. No 3, Sorrel Mare,
II years old, weight 1890, work any
where hitched, good single or double
driver, safe for women or children,
fearless of autos or steam. No. 4,
Bay Horse rising years old, WORK
anywhere hitched. No Bay Mare
8 years old with foal, work anywhere
hitched. No. 6, Brown Mare l3 years
old, with foal, work anywhere hitched
No. !, Gray Horse, years old, good
single or double driver, safe for wo-
men or children. l6 HEAD OF CAT.
TIE, 5 of which are milch COWS. Three
will be fresh by day OF sale, balance
close springers, fat steers that will
average ABOUT $50. / fat heifer, bal
ance young cattle in fine condition
IL SHOTES, average about 1U0 lbs.
each. ! head of EWES-all with lamb.
l Milburn WAGON 5-ton capacity, 2
corn pillow De Laval Cream Separa-
tor No. u, good as new, ! Farmers
Favorite Grain Drill. set Is #, hay
ladders, set lead gears, set OF double
and set Il single buggy harness 200
barrels Of CORN, 20 bushels of pota-
toes, | Saxon heating stove, / SIT. ex-
tension table and many other articles.
Sale begins at 10 o'clock, when tern s
will be made kr own.
RALPH GLENN,
j. J. Harris and
O. NJ. Raw. Auctioneers.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1916-02-24
Garland--.CarIsou.

James T. Garland and Miss
Bessie Emily Carlson-b both of
Brush Creek township, were mar
ried February 16, 1916 at the
home of Mrs. Emma Garland, in
Whips Cove, by their pastor, Rev
7. P. Garland. These are excel
lent young people, and have the
well wishes of many friends.
They will reside on the groom's
farm which is known as the Job
Winter farm.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1916-02-24
will Dogs Be Killed?

A few weeks ago, the County
went to considerable expense to
advertise the names of owners
who had paid dog tax, and the
Commissioners plainly stated that
after February goth, all unlicens-
ed dogs would be killed. This
will be a disagreable duty for
township officials.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1916-02-24

Bert Brant, near Dane, attend
ed John Wible's sale in Franklin
county last week. He returned
last Friday and brought with
him a fine stock hog, a two-seat-
ed covered spring wagon, and a
cream separator-all purcpased
at the sale. Horses and cattle
brought high prices.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1916-02-24

Popular Mechanics for March
has a description of the largest
oak trees ever found in this coun-
try. One found in California is
81 feet and 6 inches in circum-
ference, and bears annually one
ton of acorns.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1916-02-24
viii Remove TO Carlisle.

Wednesday of last week, ].
Clarence Conrad had a good sale
on his fathers farm near Car
lisle, and he will remove his fam
lily to that town this spring.
Clarence is a son of ]. ]. Conrad,
a former resident of Ayr town.
ship.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1916-02-24

The Chambersburg Hosiery Co.
shipped a carload of stockings to
England last week. There were
200, 600 stockings in the car.
Evening star., 1916-03-26

EXCELLENT LOCATION. Iis9 FAIRMoNT ST.
NV: baths. impressive har window brick
IL rooms. lust painted throughout and in best
~ condition. beautiful surrounding. only
S42
rNYwooD 4 GARRETT. 1871 y Y ave- =.
Evening star., 1916-03-26
654 +. CAPITOL STREET,

10 r. & = baths: Nv. H.. IN good order.
Apply 20 OWNER. 11:3 18th NV. y. ls@t
lIla be SALES Sr.. l0R. AND B...... Sm ~
l2l3 II NV. l2r. ID. $500 rakomn PIX. sr. h.e5 81
1927 Lamont. sr. 80 2ul6 ii NV. ar. - -
iGi Wash. 6r. h. .u.5O Az, Richard'n. n. l.. ~,
r. RI SSEI.L III NGEltoHit, az lith 81 NV
loi; KLNr-i:,3U 9rh ST nv. CORNER or
buchanan st.: attractive six room and hath
house; hot water heat; gas and "ie"tri" lighis
front. rear an enclosed sleeping porch. large
side lawn: fine neighlorhood: open FOR in
sprriion Sunday.
ROSS & PHELPS. INC. IA IAN ~. NV.
Evening star., 1916-03-26
WANTED-HELP.
s%IESMEN (Continued,.

wANTED-Salesman, clean cut. aggressive. TO
call on banks. manufacturers and peter
grade Wholesalers and retailers with hghiy
specialized proposition for increasing bns,
ness. exclusive commission contract VIII
weekly advances. protected territory rIen'
man can build up permanent prohtabie nh>I
ness: give age and experience in full AdVer-
Using Manager .46O Jackson blvd. chicago.
Evening star., 1916-03-26
FOR RENT-HOUSES.
tNFI RNISHED-COnttnued.

Unfurnished Houses.
1919 ioth. sr Il. SRI - 3:.2i Park nj NV
iip5 l.sinoDt. 81. Il. 81 80 6r, b......... ~ So
S...' II at.'ir. h 5.n e.. rp-hur. Or. b. .c5 -
2iua - NV. :r. L.. 1000 - Porter ne. 6r. b. % ~
2sll y Cap. ir 10. 81 81 ~ Newton NV
1871" Spring rd. III. sr. b.........- IL -
bath ........ 81. ao:i5 IAN Sc. sr. hisso
Apartment>-lleat Furnished
ii.: hENYoN 81. N.w.-ir and hath =. -
For Colored Tenants.
- Patterson Nc. :t5id 9Th st. ,r. L. - y,
"r ......-.-.. SIS 90 iS,. Gala. st ne
III" 18th 81, 5r,h,: 80 ~ ............ 1850
Stores
NM. II. SAUNDERS & co.
Southern Bldg. So 18th st. MY.
Real Estate. Loans * Insurance.
rhonrs Main ,oIG and iU,.
Evening star., 1916-03-26

A SPRING TERM Of ten lessons is offered by
the Christensen School of Popular Music. rag
time piano playing. practical picture accom-
pauyinc. trap drumming ami bells. hy note:
violin and orchestra practice. students enroll
ing on or before April 3 will finish first week
in June and receive free books. Send for par
tiruars. christensen School, 1401 ! ST. NV.
Main 126S.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1916-12-12

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oeat SUNDAY gh
Ar 4fkeu~
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1916-10-19
@red)iid)e GmpDrnng eeeen Die 2seree,ualtiemne
Der Nuteute.

| Sie Eniien bnben cine idlpere Nie'
berlage in 0jaltsicn erlitten. gSic.
0erbulte Nugrtffe ,unrbcn n6geid,la,
GEN nnb Sdiiben9rGhen tpnrbg1 an
elmer sSrout buu anbcrthalb Weiieu
bon ben Diterreid)iI rbcntidDen Streit=
frdften genOmmen. 1900 Gefangene
,pnrben aemadJt unb 10 Mai1inenge"
iueBre erbentet.
Berlin, brabtlos nadD Sabbille, Is.
Sft. - Sn elmer baIbamtliden Gr-
/ Hiring iiber bic ftrd)tbaren frans6=
iiId)en mnb brttiIden Gerlaite an Der
Summe bel ben erfulsluIen 8eri.'d)en,
bic bentiden 2inien n6rblid bon benz
6lnk sn bnrd,bredDen, beift es: y1ie
SragDbie an Der Spmme nabert lid,
bem SDbepuuft." - Oils bic griteu
gum slnsriff nabe Gnebeeomrt nor.
itiirmten, perliek bic 6. bentide Sn-
fanterie- -9iniiiun lire serit5rtcn Stel-
innsen nnb rid)tete Elm fnrdjtbares
0elpebrs nnb Maid)inenselpebr- ;sener
anf bic purriifenben biften feinbli.
den Maien. 9ie Mensen mnroen
on etnigen Stellen bnfitGblif nieber-
aen,abt. 9lusfiibrlidDe Serihtc seis
gen, haf bic Ingriffe siuiid,en benz s.
nnb Dem 13. Cftpber 5r ben Iduer.
item Gampfen in Der glnsen Ssmme.
SdlIadDt at sG6len iinb. 9as 3ief
bicIer ungebeuren frans6iiIdyen nnb
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1916-10-19

iden Seitungen, iel6it iol6e, Die ibr
9ebcn lang nod INNER ubenlofrotiidb" :"
marer.
Go idreibt ou6 bos oelttIde Gage.
blatt IN Sort @ayne, Snb.:
u3lpiiben BEN Geutih -9lmerifonern
1no 8illon lit bos Tiidtub 5eribnit-
ten. @inerlei, ipiepiel Renegaten fir
8ilion mobil aemadt perben, elmer.
lei ipie bie[e Srtife~ fir 8ilion ge.
lhrieben perben, mir toiien uus nidt
obbaIten, fir Sugbes 31 ittmmen Der
oieIer Gage in BbiIooelpbia Iaete:
D@ir iperoen niht buloen, ooB unlere
PoIt beraubt, unier Sanoel geltort,
ltniere giirger oltf etne idnar5e Cite
geiebt tperoen. @enn id nit Der Ser
antiuortung betraut nerbe, 10 miro ie-
oermonn erfabren, bob amerifo Iib
niht in Ginge miidt, Die uns nihts
anaeben; baB mir nitt nur bon Meh-
ten onberer 21noer reoen. ionbern lie
relpettieren. CAB aber 2eben unb 81.
aentum ameritaniiher 9iirger Shub
finbet. Ser 8eaenIob 5u Der 9altunq
Der iesigen Qbniniitrotion bebeutet
nibt arieg, ionoern 6rieoen in gb.
ren."
I'm 70 oenfen oie 5iihrer Ser ein5eI.
nen beutihen StoatsperbGnoe i'm gan.
gen 2anbe nno oes NationaIbunoes,
obihon er iih niht in gorteipoIittf
einmiifen barf. Serr Gr. &eramer
bat nls Eripatmonn uno amerifoni.
Iher giirger, oIs eincr Der geiItiaen
Siibrer Der Mmerifnner beutihen glu.
tes einen flammenben Mppcn an bic
stimmaebcr aerihtet, ser nit foIgen.
ben @orten idIieBt:
.allit glcht lam Ser Tputih.Mme.
rifoner ioncn. bcB, ipenn irgeno elmer
hier3ulnlloe ettras gctnn bat. .um Die
Giniafeit unb llnberlcbIidfeit bieierI
Nntion sii ftiir5en uno ibr MobI 3u
5eritoren", ODER tpenn irgeno sseno,1b
ourh ginlhiihterung oarnnf bin 5icI.
te, ,llnfer Bolt in geaneriide Brup.
ben 5u teilcn Il. ooourh iene polIIt1n.
oige l1ebereinitimmuna unb csnterei.
ien-Golionrit1t oes BoIfes uno iene
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1916-10-19
6rieienrnf pber y2icber tot ais
SflaD."

Bolt alter 5reibeit, olter Sraft,
Gas trosig nit Den @ogen rang
uno ielber iieb fir Beib unc aino
Zen teuren Seimotbooen lduf;
Bas oieier 9eihe ltarte 8ebr
Aufuerfeno 81 ben Sluten ipriht:
~gis bierber ioIlt ibr, !peiter ni6tl'
Bas nit Dem itol5en @ruB iid griibt
,seala Srpa Breiena!"
Sas ieiner 6reibeit Seiligtltnt
2ang gegen airhenitbermut
utnb 9lbelsmaht berteioigte.
Siht WGnner 5ogen mlr 8ltm Streit
Nuh bobeSungfrau'n ernIt rno milo
ltno ia,1fen bluten6 bin,
8cocnfer1o, penn Der Stabl ite traf
Des iSrieienIpruhe5: n2ieber tot als
SflaoI"
Du prGdtig @ort: o2te6er tot als
Sflnbi"
=, brauIe 0u tpie 9tor0lano8Itl1rln
Gurh alle oeutIchen &er3en bin,
Bonn mcerbeipiilten SSrieIenInn0
Bis 5u Ser 9llpcn 6odgebirq,
l1nb bon ben gllpen bis ans Wteer
Grorobne bonnerno lpieoer ber,
Sings ul1eB rilttelnb aus Dem S6laf,
9u itol5cS Wort: ,2ieber tot a!s
Sflobl"
9beooor Sturnt, Suium.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1916-10-19

lbem giirgerfriege ihcrliefcrt lit; es
lit ribt elm 9tmcrifa, in nclhcm aem.
tier lcoiglih bes pcrioulibcu 8orteils
Imcgen peripultet iperben; es lit elm
I9lmcrifa tiidti9, es lit elm Qmerit1
Igerilitet, es lit ein 9lmcrifa. ba5 Die
IGedte bcs amerifaniIheu 8olfes su
2onbe unb 5u Waiier obne 6urht uno
obne @unIt in Der Jdn5en @elt oufs
lredt erbdlt. IS lit elm glmerifa, oas
Ifeine gsbeimen Nbmad)unsfn, feine
Iberbeften Sutrisnen bat, Is lit elm
Ismerifa nit feinem anerflGrten 3wcf,
es lit Elm Nmerifa, ipelhcs dllen ga
tiunen aleidmdkia aeaeniiheriteht, felt
nnb seriiitet, anf lrieben bebadDt nnb
beitrebt, bah ieine seredJten &sdlte auf
2ebcn, Gigcntnm nno Sanbel auere
fannt iueroen.
Gas Mmerifa, bas ih in Der 3u.
lfunft lebe, III Elm 2ln1crifa, pelhcs iei.
he erpben 9dtigfeiten Ieiten fann, of
ne peridmenoeriih ai iein. gs tit elm
amerifa, tuelhes oiientlihe @elher
ebrlih iotpnbl aisSugeben ipie 5u be.
fpiaieen tpeiB. gs lit elm amcrifa,
bns in ieoem Bureau Der gominiitra.
tion ipie in ieher genilignng fir mi-
litariIde Sperationen EatriOtismns
5eigt. gs lit elm anerifa, in tpclheE,
Iale 2eite alofienfeinbibaft aufgcberl,
'obmobI iie ihre notipenbigen Me,.
nittgsberlhiebenbeiten baben lpeIhe
iie in fricoliher @eiIe beilegen. gs
lit Elm glmerifn. Dos, neil es feire
ala1ien-I n-Ieinolhoft belist, fih in eIin.
5enher nationaIer einisfeit, In elmer
.aroBen 2iebe fir bas gaterInnb her.
f,tiipft fiibIt. tpeIheS nit nidt man.
ferber 2opalitdt alle Gaiien. uno
8laubens 9ifferenoen iibertpinoet,
nelhes elm golf beiist, beieelt bon ben
sbealen Moibinetons unb 2incolns.
gs lit elm amerifn snerit, Elm Mmerifa
tiihtie."
Geutff,e stimmgeber, itinnt -
iuie Elm Mann - Besen WilIon.
Sans Demu
(lleber Die Nniprodc &ugbes' iiebe
unter Qofalteil)
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1916-10-19

Iginigfeit bes gmpfinoens uno Ser no.
Itionolen @eItrebungen, peI6e 70 fpe.
IicntIicb iino fir Die 6prtbouer Der Ra.
Ition uno ibrer frcien SnItitutionen, su
I5eritoren" - es 8uuoruw 8ilIun ge.
Imeien lit.
aein Selbitafltnns beiitenber Ime.
lrtfaHer beutidler 8eburt uber Gbltams
mnns fann fir 8ilion itimmeu.
/ @as foQen mir als omerifaniide
Botriotcn tun? IS lit bon einigeu
unlerer 3eitllngen borgeihlogen NOR.
oen bob Geutidalnerifaner lid BEL Der
nafiten Rraiibentennabl pollItdnoia
ioes Stimmens entbolten ioQten. Gin
ioldler anrs luilrSe finbiidD iein. g2ir
fonnen aIs etbte Manner nidt ben
lWunb ber5ieben unb ihnollen pie be-
litrofte ainhcr. es lit Die Bilibt eines
leoen amerifanli6en 8iirgers, nid]t
Inur fltrhtlos feline llebersengung ans.
Isnoriiden, ionoern es lit aud cine ge.
Ibeiligte 8ertraueusiohe, Die ibm oils
einem freien omerifoniihen 9iirger
I5ugeiDicfcn Doroen lit, bab er BEL je.
Der Brindr. unb reeularen 8abl
Iitirnnlen ion.
anoere baben norgeidIogen oaf
mir nnier gotum auf cine beItimmte
|Winoritats-Gartei. ipeIhe nibt Die ae.
|ringlte ausiidt ouf sieg bat, fon5en.
trieren lonen. 9aS bebentet tatiGdlid,
Elm Bortiuerfen unierer etimmen.
Naf Iangem IorafGItisem Nadj.
oenfen bin if) oesbalb sn benz Gut-
idlnk sn fommen, fir 6ngbes nno
Tairbanfs 81 itimmen. Ser 2etterc
lit init elmer monnbnften 8erteioi.
|gung oes org perlclmbeten .ginbe-
itrihlers" berborgetrctcn, uno Die
naditebe,tbe Grflarung Germ &ugbes
flingt nah ehtem amerifanismus:
sd babe elm groBes Bib bon oem
Mmerifn Der 3ufunft Dor Mugen. met
ne Mitbiiraer. gs lit niht elm bon
unruben 5errii'enes Mmerifo; es 1T
niht Elm Mmerifn, oos ourd @elpoIt
regiert tpiro; nidt boIo burh oieie
@eualt, bnIb ourn icne bcberrtdt
niro; es 1T nidt Elm amerifo, bos
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Serbieus tetlen?

brttiidJen GIN itrengnngen suur ga,
pnnme nnb 6eruune.
9ie Sage npm 8. bis 13. Cftu6er
bradDten ben Seutiden bulle Grfplge.
Sn 9ltben, Oricdcnlanb, 1T Die
Infresnns anf Die Spite geitiegen.
Nns Turdlt bur Der fonigstrcnen ge-
D0lfcrnng baben bic gllliicrten Srup-
pen in Itben gelanoet, um einen Gin.
grtff auf iie sn uerbiiten. Ties bradDte
bic SepDifernug nDdD mebr in Nnfre.
suns nnb man fiirdtet bic idlimm.
item Sulsen. angenideinlid fiirdten
iidl Die Naiierten suiiden sluei Sen.
er, Die gnlgaren anf elmer uno bic
8rieden anf Der anseren Seitc, sn
geraten, ,uubnrdJ ibr eptl. Gadsug
anf bic SdDiffe sefabrSet miirbe. Co.
rnm mnkte 8riedeulanb audi ben
erOften Sell ieiner sslptte an bic sll.
liierten anslicfern, ankerbem iuurben
bic GiicnbabnItationen BON Mt6eu nno
bpm EirGns, bas 9iatbans Der Saupt-
itnbt nub bic gaitalla-Sorafcn bon
tanIenb frans6iiihen nnb italieuiidDen
beIebt, ipabrenS 150 9lan.
iaden NIT siuei MaId)inengemcbren
i'm itabtiIdjen Sbeater itatiuniert iuur-
ben.
Sie gllliierten hnben furmeQ bic
uurlGnfige Gegiernng 8riedJenlnnos
nnf Der Sniei areta anerfannt, bic
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bon Dem friiheren Gremier geuiselos
I9eId,affen mHroe.
| Berlin, brabtlps nadl Sappil(e, Is.
Oft. - Sie s,ueitc rumdniidDc Nrmee
perlpr bel ibrem 0iiifsug in sranss
iDlnanien etlua suci Gipiiiunen. lie
erItc rnmGniide grmec nnb Der gro.
fcre Seil Der slpeiteu 9lrmee iinh Der.
nidDtet. 9lls Der erfuIgrcidDe Ingriff
anf Die erite grmee bel Sermannitaot
enrdygefiibrt iunrbe, iuplltcu bic 9ins
manen lire s,ueite Irmee snr Silie.
letting |enben, iuie man ans bel
tsliesern sefunoenen geridJten erfubr.
Die slueite Irmce riidte sn melt nadj
8eiten Dor nnb mukte iid) in Gle sn.
riifsieben. Ger J'nf5ns ipnroe snr
panifartisen 5lndDt. Mm 13. Sftober
mnrben mod INNER bereinseltc slbtei'
lnnsen nmrinst. @efansene Sfiisic.
re erffaren, bah bic grmee p6llia in
llnprbnnna lit. Gle iu1re b6llig Der.
nidDtet iuoroeu, iuenn ilDr nidlt ruma.
niIhe Streitfraite onrh ben Sursbnr.
ger nno Erebeal Fak subilfe gefom-
men iudren. Gie rnmdniId,eu Siibrcr
nerluren ben aupf boll itdnbig. gri.
aaoeu nnb Geaimenter ipnroen In
&ersmeiflnua Id)nell pprgeidyuben unb
mnften iidJ bann anf bcr Giienbabu
nnb ielbit anf @agen snriifsteben.
lInrtint1t11n n11f esnitn Z n
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Ssht hie n;eIen WifFer ale,
Die fif miner lms bershmnren,

Die fih miner nns ber'hmnren,
gio fnr 6i;nfcThnffer Fhrfnd1t
Nnffid BEN WcrItnnb berrnrcn.
11nheranat MIR. meine 6cIbpni
Trpfft lie NIT benz WettrrifIn1e
Gnres 2nrnes. piircr 6irhe..
Tns 6ie Wpnd,heif fiinft'opr Taae
Tirsem GfnrnTnnf nhne ufrihen,
Tiosom Gied nor W1innrranhl
guic6pr cinp gscIf ron Hri6crn
9iirnlt Elm bleiben0 Gbrel,nldI.
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Nran 6. Mote immcr nod) an Der Spibe.

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nphm meh mere
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SnaITetm
s.. g o.. Gfmmen
Sm $ Sromms snmmt e D 5000 shmmeu
Sr, ore, ..
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mIbe.
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Sbrecflicbc &futppfcr.

e Nattrten itber 5net Millionen perIoreu. :
fenitpe Der Gntente an Der Dit llnb Weit=
10000 neue Nrbeiter tn ben Grupp=
I. - gSirD 9tun1dnien bag s6tfial
Serbielts tetleu?
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