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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-04-22
EASTER DAY PROGRAMME a
CHRIST CHURCH (EPIsco-

Rev. A. Il. eeavir. Rector.
1880 a. m.-Holy Communion.
$40 a m.-EIoly Communion.
9:45 a. m.-Sunday school. Schols rs
will please bring their Lenten selrde'
NAL mite boxes.
IO:45 a. m.-Morning prayer. Holy
Communion tchorall and sermon by
the rector.
1870 p. m.-Childrcu's servivc, at
which their Lenten offering for Mis-
sions will be presented on the Altar.
Musical program for the 1O:45 a.. m
service:
Procession al. Jesus Christ is risen
today'-Worgan.
Christ Our misunderstanding.
"Te D~eum'-Woodward.
Observation-Disclosures.
lntroit-"The Day OF Resurrection
Tours.
phica-Browme.
Angels, roll the rock away"-Ro,
per.
C recnish.
ings ricll and rare"-Redhead.
Gloria in Excelcis'-old Chant.
"Nunc Dimittis"-Barnby.
Recessional, "At the Lambs High
Feast We Sfng"-clyey.
A cordial invitation is extended to
all 10 attend and take part in these
S services. On Easter day your Lord
and Master proved Himself the con,
oueror OF deth and gave you the as
surance of everlasting life. Show
your t%hankfulness by sepnding a part
OF the anniversary in His house and
presence.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-04-22
CENTRAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH
nI... n hAiAnhan--n n -- MiniStHr

NNplS NV -
Sunday closing day OF rcvival.l
Revival Sunday school session at
$50 a. nj. A short Easter program will
he given. Aim for attendance next Sun
day, 500. OF 10:45 a. M, DR.. Taylor
will deliver his farewell ermon to the
old and new members of the church.
Sermon theme. THE Christian Race.
The Christian Endeavor will observe a
most fitting Easter program at $50 p.
m. At 7:3O p. m. DR.. Taylor will de-
liver his last sermon OF the present
revival to the people OF Fairmont.
Prof. Adams who has been associated
with the musical side of the revival
Campaign. will have charge OF the
music. There have been $50 new mem.
bers received to date, Monday night
Or. Taylor will deliver his noted SER
mon on Environment, and on We'd
nesday night a reception will be held
for all the new members.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-04-22

FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
w. y. Eddy, Pastor
The e~Vangelistic compaign viii
close with the Sunday night meeting
The daily Alaskan., 1916-03-27
NEW MEASURE SHOWED UNDER BY VOTE OF TWO
 TO ONE AT HAYNES

The voters of Haines on March 2Uth, at a special election held for the purpose of ratitying or reject ing Sections 8, 4, $ & ' of Chapter 50, of the Session Laws Of Alaska, rejected the proposed legislation by a vote of two to one.
 The proposed enactment pro yided for the general election of town officials by a direct vote of the people. The direct rebuff to the new measure will, as formerly, place the political control of city affairs in the hands of the town council. Thus giving to the council the power of electing all the of ficials for city affairs.
The daily Alaskan., 1916-03-27
TRANSPORTATION MAN
 MOVES UP A PEG

It mas been announced by L. C.. Gilman, president of the Great Nor thern interests, that H. A. Jack son, has been appointed general traffic manager of the Great North ern Pacific Steamship Co. Mir Jack son was assistant traffic manager of the G. N. R. R. He succeeds Cal E. Stone, who recently was appointed passenger traffic man. ager of the G. N. R. R. Go.
The daily Alaskan., 1916-03-27
CASHIER Is
 SHORT IN CASH

Seattle, March 27-oliyer H Kline, seventeen years cashier of the Pacific Coast company, is miss ing. It was stated today that Kline is short $1O,OOO in his accounts.
 Mir. Kline acted as cashier of all the subsidiary corporations of the Pacific Coast Co. It was stated that be speculated with the money Of the company for the past many years. E xperts state that the miss lag amount may run considerably higher. Kline was bonded.
The daily Alaskan., 1916-03-27

summers work by being overhauled and renovated. The new boat car ried mail and passengers
 Besides carrying returning mail and freight, reservations were made on her for the returning Treadwell Quintets.
The daily Alaskan., 1916-03-27
ERAUsE PLEADS NOT GUILTY

Edward Krause, through his at toruey, Kazis- Krauczunas, entered a plea of not guilty to the four in- dictments returned Friday, charging forgery. The plea was entered with the understanding that the attorney for the defense would be allowed to file a demurrer to the indict- meuts at any time before April 2.
The daily Alaskan., 1916-03-27
VILLA MAKES OLIVER ESGBPE--
 PIJRSyERS LEFT EMPTYHBNDED

San Antonio, March 27-Villa, the Mexican bandit, sprung q com plelo surprise today by escaping from his mountainous trap. The combined American and Mexican troops were not crafty enough to outwlt the dexterous manipulation of men.
 l. was expected that Villa and his men were securely besieged in the little town f Eloso, communi- cations from him and his associates hinted at his surrender.
The daily Alaskan., 1916-03-27
POLITICAL BEE
 AT HAYNES

The political bee is buzzing around in our neighbOr city. On April 4th, citizens of Haines will march to the poles and express their choice for the men who are to be the directors of their city in all IS affairs.
The daily Alaskan., 1916-03-27

New York, March 27-Jess Will lard won his bout with Moran on points. Many times during the con- test Willard landed heavy hay makers in spots that would have meant a knockout had it not been for an injured hand which the cham
The daily Alaskan., 1916-03-27

G. 5. Churchill, formerly of this city, is waiting between boats to make connections for a journey south MT. Churchill now claims Dawson as his domicile. He plans on returning by May first.
The daily Alaskan., 1916-03-27
JESS WILLARD DECLARED
 CHAMPION 0N POINTS

pion got during the fifth round.
 Moran started like a whirlwind. His short jabs and feet work were terrific up to the sixth round. Will lard started slow, felt his way and opened his reserve artillery in the sixth round. He landed right and left cn the boCy' of Moran
The daily Alaskan., 1916-03-27
NEW BOAT ON
 S. S. GEORGIAs BEAT

The Prince of Wales, sustituting for the Georgia, pulled into port at 1O:SO last night with mail and passengers. The gasoline boat IS being placed on the run while the Georgia is making ready for her
The daily Alaskan., 1916-03-27

Berlin, March PA raid upon the northern part of Schleswig disastrous to the British as it re- suited in the killing of three avtat- ors and the wrecl1ing of three val uablc hydrOplanes.
The daily Alaskan., 1916-03-27

Paris March .27-RepOrts to the etfec. that a strange merchant yes gel was acting as @ shield for the submarine that attacked the sussex have been circulated among the of ficers Of the Belgian army.
The daily Alaskan., 1916-03-27

London, March 27-The German left wing is advancing steadily on yerdun. The right wing of the invading army is meeting with op- position, while her advancement is marked, yet it is only with terrific joss Of men, and it is hoped that
The daily Alaskan., 1916-03-27

The following men have signified their intentions for a berth on the council, N. c. Hanson, Col. Sol. Ripiusky, Wm. Holgate, R. H. Virch, II. Higgins, J. Jensen, Time reedon, Wm. Hoskins, J. II. Chisel. Ed. Fay is the only enc in the race for clerk of the school board.
The daily Alaskan., 1916-03-27

Cascas Grandes, March 27-Yilla passed by this place in the night. He is increasing his army by fore ing l,eons to follow his flag. His army is in fighting trim. Advance
The daily Alaskan., 1916-03-27
BIG GUNS TURNED L00SE 0N
 VERDUN---ADVANGE Is STEADY

if win be checked and thrown back. The main body of the army remains stationary. A bombardment has begun. A steady fire is being poured in upon the city. The AL lies are preparing for seize. The Kaiser is throwing his whole atten- ton On the capture of this city,
The daily Alaskan., 1916-03-27

Just before the trap was sprung for his capture, ne escaped through column of .caYalrymen flying the co.ors of the United States. His escape was not discovered until his retreat was practically sealed.
 He is being pursued by a corps of cavalry Latest wire from Persh- ing is that the situation has entire ly changed. He finds that the bandits have plenty of ammunition and supplies. He expects hard campaign.
The daily Alaskan., 1916-03-27

London, Mch. 27-When the Sus- se1 was rammed and sunk by a tor pedo Saturday she carried to 8 wat cry grave one hundred persons.
The daily Alaskan., 1916-03-27
PRESIDENT AWAITS OFFICIAL
 NEWS IN SUSSEX CASE

Washington, D. C., March 27 - President Wilson, has informed his associates to bring before him the official news of the sinking of the
 Sussex as soon as 1t reaches the
The daily Alaskan., 1916-03-27
STRANGE VESSEL SHIELDED
 THE GERMAN SUBMARINE

A large boat bearing signs of ac- tive service steamed unsuspecting along the channel and the subma- rine hugged closely beside it, then it daIted under the water and a few minutes later the Sussex was sent to her doom.
The daily Alaskan., 1916-03-27
SPOKANE NEARING PORT.

The Spokane will arrive at Skag- way tomorrow morning with so tons of freight and fl passengers. She is blCked to arrive at 2 a. m.
The daily Alaskan., 1916-03-27
IH8EE BVIiT03S MEET DEATH
 AT HANDS 0F GERMAN GUNNERS

Tie aero squad was brought to earth by the guns of the Germans. No damage was done by the British scouts. One machine made a safe get away and disappeared in the clouds.
The daily Alaskan., 1916-03-27

Capitol.
 The President is silent as to what course he will follow until he decides whether or not the disaster was a violation of international law,
The daily Alaskan., 1916-03-27
PEONs FORCED ID JOIN
 RANKS IF VILLAS ARMY

and rear guards have been placed out under his leaders. He is flee ing southward but indications point 10 his being ready to give battle if encountered. Efforts are being made to cut off his escape.
The daily Alaskan., 1916-03-27
TWENTY-FIVE AMERICANS MEET FATE 0N SUSSEX

There were twenty five American citizens on board, who met ther
 fate ard went to the bottom with
 the sinking boat.
The daily Alaskan., 1916-03-27
RUSSIANS GAIN ANU L0SE
 IN MILITARY MANEUVERS

Their attack upon the trenches at
 Jacobs;adt was turned back by the i defenders at a heavy loss to the in vaders.
The daily Alaskan., 1916-03-27
AE80 RAD Is CHECKED
 BY RUSSIAN GuNNERS

Sari 27 Zeppens Russian gunners One machine was bovead around this city in an holes did They come to earth Alter so4rlg
 r prevented in carrying viewing surround peo their planned their course l. tbe accurate uarzsmangID of O nOrthward.
The daily Alaskan., 1916-03-27

London, March, 27-The invading Russian army is reported as having captured the trenches at Dvinsk.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-06-30

imb idipcriter Observation-Disclosures.
umo 70 erbIiiben Die lugcnocn Wlrt
uno Opierpiaiefeit, Irelte uno
8ili@tbouubtieht, 6cin. tno CIR,
gefiibl. Shon Der rOtmfle" @eratlit
fumtc Den Scsell 0es arie9cs, Dob
er Guiponiuuna for0ert, @lieoerung
beOingt Ginigutt9 bepirtt Dob er
9epegllng, @rneueratg. 2eben be.
oeutct, 5rieoeu 01gegen Rubc,
@IeiGgcpidt uno COB. @pil ii6 10
Der arie9 ols notlpen0ige, ia tuert.
uollc 2ebensform mcnifliher @es
metnihaften bartlett, 10 fam Der
Strieg an iia, ietnem 8eien nod,
ni6tS ihle6tbin llniittlideS iein.
ltnO 0oslelbe Sntereiic am 6rie0en.
3. b. an Gube, Siherbeit uro Orb
nilng Der @eiamtbeit, Dos ms Oen
9loro mibbiaigen loBt, notigt uus.
mth oas @er6alten Des ariegers 5t
biligen, ga oos feinolihe Seer in
nod boberem @r1oe Den 8eitano
Der @eiomtbeit gef6br6et ais Der elm.
seine llebeltGter. Die bobere Sit
lidfeit 8eigt iifJ nun bel Dem gotfc,
oas Die altige5muuseneu ariege irei
BON Sap mo @rauidmfeit meni6lidl
fiibrt. @emiB ertlqt unierc aric.
ger Elm geredter nbeiIieer Corn"
uno in Sen Stltnoen oes Samples
Miann gegen Mann aud fcuriqer
3ornnlut, ober @omper5 prdgt nos
@ort, oos, in ieinem 5peiten 8eile,
8ngIeid fiirs SanoeIn ser leste Sim
ieiner 4biloiopbie oeS arieges tpcr-
sen miro: nltniere atifgabe lit nidt
gu baiien, uuiere aufgo6e 1T 5u tie
genl"
Sebr einge6eno ln0 ti%efgrin0ig,
oober in fnappen 8orten ni6t mic.
oer5uge6en, fine Ole Safe il6er
arieg uno gfedt. Ser 9bilolopb
gebt ser Meinung, es gebe redts
mGBige uno understandings ariege,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-06-30

DC GiubuBc on Ncbaaeu. OIL 9eiib
int0, Dent Is lctn mtB. oud an
@cim0beit mo 9eben |bin8unebmeu
als bon einem ungliidlihen 6riccen
aud uur 0u rc0cu ooer an Jpn az
oenfen". @cihidte lit nun ntdts
on0ercs ais NcuBerlmq meui@Iiden
eeben8 lit Oas @iuacn Der Boiler
uno Stauten 0icicr @inheIten oes
geihihtlihcn &cbens.
@ie brrbolteu ii6 in Der @0lfer.
gei6idte ariee mo 6rieoen 5uein.
onoer2 SIT etiDa Der 6rieOe beiier
ais arieg2
@omper5 meint, eS iei lei6t 81
6eueiien, Dab Der 6rieoe etfpas @il.
ties iei, uber iebr ifper. oab Der
6rieOe inter ollen llmitdn0en in b0.
berem @raoe etipos @uteS iei als
Der arieg. SSn, or eripeiit oicieit
SuB ais gero0e5u iinnlos. PIN Der
@olfergeididte iulo an pbiloiopbi.
i6en Spitemeit, ipie Dem Stoi5is.
mus, 5etgt er, Dab o~lilberaa. mos
ii6 bon auBen ais perminocrte
aampfluit mlo @ioeritonosbereit.
idaft 6orIteqe, BON mnen beobadtet,
eri1eine ais gelteigerte Gmpfinoli9.
felt gegen 4mtrengungcn mo
Sdmer3en, erbobte 8ereiti6uft 3t
Dlitgefilbl nit frem0en 2eioen, ais
teritGrfte 9ertraglidfeit uno 6rieo-
~fertigfeit, ober 0amit 3ugleih ais
geidmddte ACKNOWLEDGMENT un0 &c.
bensfroft. @as Den anlob gibt,
pom Stud oes arieges" 5u reoen,
0os itno Die itnnli6cn 8irfungen:
Die grouenDoaen 8erbeerltngen Der
21noer, oas @eb uno 2eio. Bon
Der iittli1en Geite her beleudtet,
biloen arieg uno 6rie6en 5mei ollrd).
aus glei66eredtigte2 cbeusiormen ser
Wenih6eit. 8flegt Der 5rieoe Die
50ee Der llnerieblidfait Der GiH5el-
men un0 f0roert Die perionli6en @i-
geniuerte, 70 Der &rieg Die nidt
number groBe S0ee DER 8erttetbar,
felt aTler Gin8elnGn 0tirheinonoer,
bob es feline unerjeblideu @in5elnen
gibt uno baB mr. 6ns gemeiniume
@on8e unoertretbar, 1nerieblif un1
~unbeomgt tpertpoa lit. Gen Gin5eI.
ncn er5iebt I'M artcge Die itete @e.
reiti6ait allr llnteror0nnng uttet
cinen fremoen 8iaen rnb in ociier
9ienit oas eigeae 2eben atfs SpieI
al iesen, ferHer 0aS @efiibl itetel
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-06-30
x unlere 2luf9abe 1T 81 lie9enl x

faen moaten, 100 Is nidDl 10 lidt anl
politiifen &immel fir ms nltsiob
mic be.lte. llnO eS 1T ielbitberitdn0.
lid oob Der 9biloiopb nidt inmer
in Der geididtli6en 6erne uno &C.
oautlifen A%bpenoung BON ieiner
Belt perbarrt, OoB biclmcbr ieine
@eoanfen I'M @rlmoe boil umO worut
Der @egenwort %5uordnaelL Der er
oienen mill, uno nit ictucn i6onen
9lusfiibrungen in Der 8ot beitens
0ienen fam.
@omper5 lteIlte iih cine olgemei.
ne glufgabe; er molte Die RoIle
6eleudten, Die Der arieg i'm 2eben
Der Boiler uno Der gaiomten Menih.
belt ipielt, ionic bic @irflugeh Die
CT auf Die ei%n8elnen ollsii6t, uno
Die anforOerunger, Die er an tie
iteat@. sir ieine QusFibruneen
uno ocren Grgebniiie miro bon
grlm0legen0er 8ebeutitng ieine aitf.
faiiuHg bon g9olt" uno n@eiHid.
te". Bolt 1T cine @emeinidaft lie.
benoiger 8eien; bic meni6liden @e-
meinifoften iino ielbitdn0ige Sc
benSeinbeiten. 2eben aber lit fein
3uitono, ion0ern Elm 8organg. es
beoingt leinem &eien mad beit1n-
0i9e 8unOlung, immerm1brenoes
abitoBen lIn0 @tgIieoren, 8erolten
uno grneuern, Abiterben uno Der.
finger. 0auernoes 0leitgetuidt
uno t~mo6ie6borer StiaitouO iino
I0ennof nutltriuiorige @rbuItung oei.
len. mas innerlid feline Submit
mebr bat, rno ebcn 6amit naturmt,
orige anebellmg 0eIier, mas al
neiem 2e6en or1ngt. Gines Dol.
tes 2ebeusfraft uno 9ebensf1bigfcit
inn politiIAen Sinne Iteat iif nir
oar, no ii6 n0ie lle6ereimtimmlinq
Der groBen Mebr5n5l oler gin3elncr
befunoet in Dem @ntidlltB. I'M ie.
Den 8rei8, ultter alien 0pfern, biz
Oberbano 5tt 9elpinnet uro 3l be.
boilpten, uno 0ns 3~uianmenmirfer
al oieier ein8etueu 8u 6ieIem 8icl
lire rubiee GntidIoiienbeit, cher je,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-06-30

punften ans bat Der glhbe bon
Saint 4ierre icium 4lan cincs cioi'
acn 6rieoens in europa oilsgearbci'
|tet. Gr 0udte al einen elrop1iidlen
gunoesnertraq, ben "a i%elbitanOiac
auropdiife Stontcn untrr8eidncn
ioltelt, nm iid Oomit oen eegeuodr.
.tiaen 9eiibitano i'm nolen llmianee
at iidern mo ote 9littcl 81 lelner
5iterumg uui5ubringeu
@omper8 folet einmoI &C. SIR.
a6uaen oieies 4lanes uno iett Den
sal, t7t3 mare FOLDER 9unO 8i.
ftanOe gefommen, er botte Damn bret
Solphuirfumgen gehobt, Die iiber
ieinen @ert Dos bette llrteiI abge.
ben, 4. gr bate Dor allent bic
ueun groben meltgeidid)tliden Ser.
~dnOerunaen politiider 4rt in Sen
letteu 200 Sabren oerbiiten miiileu.
Son 0ieien bate er cine, Die iopd.
'niihe ReboIution bon 1879 nit
ibren geluidtigen 5olgen, nad Dem
@ortlout Der SaBungen freilih 5l
..bin0ern nidt n0tig gebobt, aber audi
.faunt permodt. Die SeiIiing go
lens bate er binoern miiien, and
iupbl f0nnen un0 onmit ber1inocrt,
mas BON bielen beute nod beflagt
mirO. 8agegen bdtte er iie6en on.
oere 81 nerbiiten gebobt, oeren Sol.
qeu beltte piele @tiGionen nerniinfti.
qer Meuiden oIs iegensreih amer.
fennen, ndmlih: Die @riin0lrng Der
@ereiniqten .Stoaten BON Roroome.
rita ais zines ieIbit1noigen 6taotes;
bic 9tuirihtung Der engliihen Serr.
fhoft in 0itin0ien, ionic 0es itbri.
gen engliihen acknowledges; Die
fron3oiiihe Rebolation; Die 2p8-
reiBuna Mittel. rfl0 Siioamerifos
bon Sponien un0 8ortugal; Die 81.
nigltng Stnliens; Die ginignng
geuti6lanos; bic 8efreiling Der
6riitliden @6Iter altf Dem gaIfan.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-06-30

in ole Nintcl nod nn0 aclnngt gum
iUobl abgGuoacucn mo TIT ictucl
IeiIen idoriiinnig bearin0cten
S6luB Dab ein arieg MIR oolr
r%edjtm1Big qennunt mcr0cn 0ilrfe.
gluenn CT fir elm mirflihes 2cbeus.
interciic 0cs ion beginnenoen Stna,
ties mo itberOies ultcr iold)en llm.
it1nOen qeiilbrt miro, DOB bet ridti.
ger 9eilrteilung Der W%iadjtDerbuIt.
uilie Die iiearci6e @obrung oieieS
2ebensintereiies nit p%erniinftiger
8abrideinlidteit porbergcicben pcr-
Den fam"
SIM ic6iten @ortrage entidIeiert
unier 3enfer ous 5rugbilo 0es
.Gmigen 5rieoens", inoem er Sc.
iouOers bret l@eriudc priift: Qic
moOerne 5heoens. uno SGicOs.
Notwithstanding. ole auntiide
rsS5Oee 5t elmer ~oIlgeHteinen @eidih-
te in peltbiirgerlider 9tbiidt" uHo
ben n8oridlog, Den 6rieoeu in @it.
ropo at einem eluigen 81 modem y,
cen Der gbbe bon 5oirt 8ierre 1912
uno otsfibrIider 1913 berouSgab.
Qos internotionole Sdieosgeri6t 1T
5u elmer @ertpirfIidung 0eS eipigen
5rieoens fem tolgIides 0littel, Dor
alien, neil inn Die 8oq5ugSgeuolt
fe6lt. @s miro ie0n6 Elm eupfeb-
lenstperteS, ia unerieslihe8 @tittel
bleiben, nm 4riege 5u %oermeioen,
Die iidl, obne Die 2ebensintereiien
eineS Der beteiligten Stooten 5u Der-
lcben, beruteioen loiIcn. 4ud lit in
oieiem Sinne oos S6ieosgeridt eli
ne urolte Ginridt1ing; ieine 1lteite
Spur fiibrt ms Sabr 1000 b. Cir,
nnO ALIEN aus Der altgriediifen
@eidifte iin0 ms an 100 5Gae
i6ieOsgeridt(ider S6li6tung poll.
.tii6er Streitfrogen befnnnt. - Sim
eingebenoiten tno obne Shipdrme.
rel, bon rein proftii6en @eitdts-
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-06-30

Der 6ront, mer0en lolhe @eoutten
ertpopen miro Croft uno erbebung
geiudt, immer aber Tim aIarbeit &C.
rrmgen, oomit it9 0os geiuoItigite
@reignis mnieres 2ebens 5ur Gin.
belt Der @eItuni hauumg fiige, bic
uniere innere aube beoiugt uno on.
NIT Die @ntidIoiienbeit unO Staffe
unieres Snn0elns un0 Shoifeas
nad ouBenbiu. Del ioIdjem Aingen
Der @eoanfen iuden mir nod itiibens
ben, mittragen6en @rfobrungcu an
0erer uu0 loiien inns mobl cine 8eile
BON ibnen letter., nebmen alf ua0
lebnen alb, in iebelH Sale aber mer-
ben mir reiter I'M @eoaufenperfebr
nit golfsgenoHctt. 90 boben be,
ion0ers uniere groBen Pbiloiopben,
@1anner mie @unot, @uden, S. Co
ben, 8. aitlpe, M. G1eler, au bic.
lem geiproten uno ourd lire Sdrif.
ten IN neiteIten areiIen @ertiefung
uno alGrung gefpirtt. Tins Iiegt
be1te ais cine Der iiiugiten S6riften
6as Bud eines oiterrei1iiAen 4bi.
loicpben Dor. Seinrid @omper5. IN
Der pbiloiop6ii1eu 8elt berborra.
geno befannt our9 reide 6oridun.
gen aur pbiloiopbiiden un6 allse-
meingeiitigen gnttuidelung oes @rte.
dentlmS bis IN Die 8eiten oes Sci.
lentsmus binein, bat cine p8Eiloio-
pbie 0es &rieges~ beroffentIidIt. ST
itent Ii6 otIi Die 8arte oes Siitort.
ferS uno entriidt Die groBen Sra
gen, Die ms iekt ans Ser5 geben,
8umeiit Der D~ertuorrenen un0 Der.
%wirrenoen @egentDort uno bebanoelt
lie 10 in Der rubigeren 6obe miIien.
i6aftliher 5adlidfett, babel nit
bbiloiopbiiAer griinOlidfeit nnO
bod gemeinperitGrbIid Die Sdrifi
LIT entiton6en our9 Grtpeitarlng
ibolfstitmIiher NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
0ie 3n 8ien i'm Snnuor un6 Sc.
britar oieies Sabres gebalten mllr4
ben, oIio in lenen 2ogen, mo iif
Die rniiiider Seeresidndrme oitrd,
ole gesfibeu un6 aarpotben 3tuGn.
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Bon Or. 9eter geterIen.

Gem ariege ms aneeIidt 81 ie.
ben, lit bart uno ihper mo beOriidt
mobl ieoeS @emilt. 9enn 0as linO
gusnabmenotlren, bic eiiern geuug
Iino, Inn fult 81 bleiben unO in
eleihm6bieer Ali6e 81 berbarren,
ino Die iilo menig beneioensmerte,
innerlid eritnrrte glaturerL Die nit
blinoen Sdidialsglnben ii6 5ifm
ariege febren 0as eigene 8enten
Suriidlteaen unb ben 9toden beIgen.
Sen meiten tpir6 Der arieg Elm gr.
Iebnis meroen. oaS 9enfen Die MoL
len aufriittelt uno neie @eOonfen.
reiben eridtieBt, mo oas nidt oBne
,nneren 8toerftreit, Seelennot mo
btttere @niedtungeit. Dor alien filr
ms, Die an ben Grieoen nlsidlieB.
lid gep0bnt tperen, bic ben Strieg
nidt fonnten aus eigener auihnu-
ing, nod oa8u etuen &rieg, lDie
6erl, Der our Sttinoe ourb europa
gebt nit 5ritten 10 grauiig uno
i6aaerIih mic tciner 5ubor. SIT
uidJt Die grobe Mebr3obI Ser 0elt.
ihen bon belite in 6rfeoensiubren
geboren uuo fentrt MIR 5hladt uno
Seampf aus gr5dbllutg un0 9il02
ga muBte oieier arieg unIere sc.
0anfenDelt 5erpilblen, Die pbiloio.
pbiide 5rage mad ieinem Sinn iif
nit oIler Sd1rfe crbeben. Gas Gr.
Icbnis oes arieges mill in Die 8eIt.
itio 2ebensmidnuung iaoes gtn3el.
neu eingereibt iein, un0 meniqeu
miro es leidt neroen, Ii6 nit ibmt
miseiuouoer 3u ieBen. Gs lit nun
o6er Elm 9efueis fir bic leben0ige
Strait oes 0eutiGen 8enfens, al.
9leid iiir Die Snnerlidteit Oentihen
Meien8, Dob olgemeine 9etrdhtun.
GER ilber ben arieg, i6er Die Sra.
gen mad ieiaem @ert uno unnert,
9iedt uu0 llnre6t, Seaeu un6 Stud,
ilbcroa auftauheu. Sn bunoert Sci.
titngen unO 8eitidrifteu, Dor alien
IN ben 9riefen bon Der 6ront, nod
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picr.ics.

@onopo bietet Die fdonIten 8ldbe fir aits,
fliise uno 8icnics. o5boop Grope~ bietet, nie
Der @one 6freits ollOsllt e.9 groBe i4one 9dotten-
8arfe, iorpie fir @elegenbeit gum aaffefo6en
lit beItens geiorgt.
Sn Der 3eit bonn 10. Big gum is. SpIt idlo-
gen Die @ooomen Of The 8orlo ibr i1brlifes 60.
ger ot Manopas5ee otf nnb iperoen bel oieier
@elegert1eit cine grobe An8abl neler MitgIieoer
aufnebnen.
@orfebr1n9en ipurben g%etroffen, fleinere o0er
groBere @eeqidoften I'M 5ole idIehter 8itterltng
unter 9o6 8u bringen. Die gon3e 5itIiae &0lfte
oes groBen Gabilons ipuroe nit 3iiden iln0
8drfen berieben unO Oient Damn ais trodener
9[ufentbaltsort.
Sir nabere au8fiinfte rife man Douglas
1866 auf.
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Dos tteme Gonceifion @ebdmNe.

Qteies 8ptiden Der Berg uno Gal6obn uno
Der Rnaidubbobn g%elegene @ebduoe puroe crit
oieIe8 5riibiabr erriftet. @s entb1It ied8 ber-
Idiebene 8uoen, 0nrunter einen bor3igIiden
5dieBitanb, no sic Sbre Grefffiderbeit 3eigen
f6nnett 8 Sdiiie fir einen gifeI ODER 16 fir
einen Quarter.
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Dip tbe Oips".

Cine gerg- itto 9qlbobn, Die friiher inter
Dem gomen Ro1er Gooiter befannt NOR, iest
a6er ~berbeiiert 1tnb ~beritarft purbe uno Den Na,
men Sip tbe 9ips~ fubrt. Die GGler pur6en
b~ertieft, Inn Die Sdne1igfeit 81 erb6ben, obne oaB
Die aIlgenteine Siderbeit ouBer auge g~elniIen
tpltr0e.