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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-05-13
MOVING BACK
ADVANCE BASE
BASE AMERICAN EN-
PEDriIoN BEING WITHDRAWN
To COIoNIA DuBLtN.
The National Guard of New Mexico
Is Now az Columbus Ready to BE
Sworn Into Government
Service.

COLUMBUS. n. W, May 13.--Two
hundred motor trucks. all In service
on the line OF communication, are en-
gagged today in moving back the
American advanced base to Colonia
Dublan. The men and equipment be-
ling concentrated at the new base are
expected to be distributed along the
permanent line to give IL added
strength. The motor trucks will find
plenty OF heavy work TO do and when
the present task Is completed th ~
will return to their regular runs.
Large stores of rations and other
supplies are piling up at Columbus
for transportation into Mexico for
preparation against the rainy season.
IOfficials have been informed that the
roads will likely become impossible
when the rains set in.
The New Mexico militia Is on hand
About 1900 men. including infantry
and a battery OF field artillery, are
ready to be sworn into government
service.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-05-13
COMMERCIAL TRAVELLERS
CLOSE STATE CONyFNTyON

GREEfVlLLE. Texas, May "a
The following grand officers were
elected at the closing session of the
United Commercial Travellers TODAY
Grand Councillor, w. j. Paw:
Junior Councillor, NJ. A. Ballard.
Past Councillor. c. C. Cunningham
secretary, w. p. Gilbert: Treasurer.
John l.. Sterling: Conductor. ]. n.
Riggs; Page. c. II. wingrove: senti-
mel. S. f. Simpson.
While the men were busy this
morning the visiting ladies were en-
tcrtained at forty-two in the home
of Mrs. John Beauchamp. At IL
O'Clock the men were given SWIM
ming in the new municipal natito-
rum.
The convention closed at 9 o'clock.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-05-13
THE COTTON CONSUMED
SHOWS An INCREASE
BALES CONSUMED IN. APRIL
531.7f6 AS AGAINST 514,OO9
BALES LAST YEAR.
Exports Show Big Increase Over
the Same Time Last Year.
Imports Increase.

WASHINGTON, May 13.-A CEN
sus bureau report issued today
showed that cotton consumed dur
ing the month of April, exclusive
of linters, numbered 531.716 run
ming bales, compared with $4,000
bales last year, of which 29S,lS6
bales were consumed in cotton grow
ing states in 1916 and 276,91S in
1915. Linters consumed in April
1926 bales in 1916 and 38,545 in
1915.
Held in consuming establish
ments on April 80, 1916, 2,OO6,5l2
bales in 1916 and 1,S30,979 in 1913.
Held in public storage and at com
presses 2,S14,S97 bales in 1916 and
2,S4S,692 in 1915.
Imports 67,478 in 1916 and o.
AID bales in 1915. Exports, includ-
ing linters, 515,S45 running bales
in 1916 and 672.035 bales in 1919.
Spindles active in April 32,ll3,-
s41 in 1916 and So,90o,5o9 in 1913
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-05-13
INSURANCE FEDERATION
Of TEXAS ORGANIZED

HOUSTON. Texas. May 13.--The
Insurance Federation OF Texas was
formally organized here today by
the adoption of u constitution and
the election OF Chas. II. verschoyle
OF Dallas president. The purpose as
set forth in the constitution Is to
disseminate reliable Information
concerning the origin. nature and ef-
feet of all legislation affecting the
insurance business in Texas, The
following vice presidents were elect
ed: Sam p. Cochran. w. w. Collier,
Warren X. Ellis. X. III. McDill. q.
II. Mllligan and j. w. Mitchell.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-05-13

Mai. Gen. Leonard Wood. Rear Ad'
mirai Nathan c. Usher and Mayor
Mitchell reviewed the parade.
Anti-prcparedness bodies. such as
the women's Peace Party and the
Socialists. endeavored TO offset the
preparedness spirit by the circula-
ton among the spectators OF circu-
lars. Across Firth avenue from the
reviewing stand the womcn's party
hung out banner with the inscrip-
tion.
There are only 100000 of you.
You are not the only patriots. Two
million families. 100000 mine work
ers aud organized labor OF America
are opposed to what you and Wall
street are marching for. Are you
sure you are right?"
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-05-13
QUARANTINE AGAINST TYPHUs
MAY LIMIT Immigration

AUSTIN, Texas. May Estate
Health Officer w. B. Collins, with a
view Of obtaining a more concerted
plan for the prevention of Mexican
refugees from bringing typhus fever
into this country, was in conference
today with Dr. c. G.. Pierce, surgeon
in the United States public health
service, and DR.. E. G. Hall, state
quarantine officer at Laredo.
1t was announced that state and
government authorities would CO.
operate to prevent undesirables from
crossing into Texas from Mexico. A
more rigid quarantine against ty-
phus fever is to be enforced.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-05-13
MEXICAN SITUATION
TAKING. 4 RECESS
EVERYTHING QUIET AT FL PA
SO FOLLOWING DEPARTURE
OF MILITARY CHIEFS.
Officials Are Now Waiting on the
Outcome Of the Negotiations at
Washington-Bortie City
Is Deserted.

Ell PASO, Texas, May 13.-The
Mexican situation took recess to-
day, pending negotiations at Wash
ington to settle the matter which
failed of agreement in the Ell Paso
conferences. Juarez lost all of her
military glory when War Minister
Obregon departed for Mexico City,
taking the majority of his generals
with him. Eel Paso seemed deserted
without the war reporters and movie
men. Obregon's brigadier generals
remained in Juarez or strolled over
in El Paso, but they attracted little
attention as brigadier generals are
common along the border.
The reporters and movie men who
haven't moved are waiting for NOV
ing money. Under these circum-
stances the war is prosecuted with
difficulty.
"As soon as Woodrow Wilson
SAYS the word" said q negro inva-
lid trooper. just returned from the
front, I'm going to pick up this
international boundary and carry IL
down to Panama. Just now I'm
Just waitin' and restin.
That's just what the Mexican sit
uation is doing.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-05-13
NOW WATCHING
AND WAITING
NEXT DEVELOPMENTS IN MEM
CAN SITUATION ARE AWAITED
WITH INTEREST.
LINE IS SHORTENED
The Expedition Line I'm Mexico Has
Been Contracted and Strength
encd--Carranza Troops on
the Move.

WASHINGTON, May IS. - The
Mexican situation has simmored down
to "watchful waiting"
While the contraction of the line
OF communication south of Columbus
has been practically completed Major
Langhorne's men, apparently. are
hot on the trail after the Boquillas
raiders and Carranzistas soldiers are
heading toward the Big Bend coun-
try, avowedly to cooperate in run
ming down the raiders. II nothing
untoward occurs the American punl-
tive expedition has high hopes of
making clean up in policing north
ern Chihuahua. In the meantime
Carranza forces are expected to pa
troll the Parral district. The hope of
catching Villa now is apparently not
very great. One of the great ques-
tions being considered by army men
is whether Carranza garrison can be
held in check after it becomes known
that the expedition refuses to quit
Mexico. Privately officials say con-
ditions below the Rio Grande are
such that there may be trouble any
time New light on conditions is ex-
pected from General Scott. now on
his way here, following failure to
reach an agreement with War Minis
ter Obregon.
As matters now stand the Ameri-
can work may go on without hind
rance.
Mexican Ambassador Arredondo is
expected to undertake soon negotia-
tions looking to the withdrawal of
the troops, but his task is expected
to be hopeless.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-05-13
TO LAUNCH BOOM
FOR SEC. BAKER
TEXAN WANTS SECRETARY OF
WAR AS WILSON'S RUNNING
MATE IN CAMPAIGN.
Hon. Thos. II. Love Will Offer Reso-
luton in San Antonio Convcn-
ton To Instruct for
Baker.

DALLAS. Texas. May IA boom
for Secretary OF War Baker as Presi-
dent wilson's running mate in the
coming presidential campaign is 10 be
started in the Texas democratic con-
vention az san Antonio May %. ac-
.eording % announcement made today
b. Hon. Thos. r. Love. who expects
10 be elected national committeeman
Love claims 20 have enough votes
10 elect him. and he proposes q
launch the Baker boom in the sar
Antonio convention With resolution
fu~tructing the delegates 20 the 81
Louis convention 20 vote for him a.
ltbe vice presidential nominee.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-05-13
GFRMLN ATTACKS NEAR
VEROUN ARE REPUlSEO

PARIS. May i3-several heavy
German attacks ne9r FoTt onua-
mont and Thieaumont, northeast 81
verdun. preceded BY most violent
,,mbardmenf. we're repuised last
night the French line yielding not
o., inch the war oftee announced
..s,v on the west bank of the
usuee the French made gains near
bsu sS7. and in Avocourt Wood
IA around hin 3o4 the strugsle
continued without cessation
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-05-13
THE GERMAN INTERIOR
MINISTER HAS RESIGNED
REPORTED IN COPENHAGEN
THAT DIR. CLEMENS DELBR'-
eek QUITS THE CABINET.
Was Charged with Failing 10 '"''
d and See To Distribution
of Food Supplies.

COPENHAGEN, May lS'-p''
c,emens Delbrucek, German MINIS
ter OF the interior and wee eha"
cal,or Of the German empire ma
RESIGNED according 20 --f.-cs re-
cived here today. ,.s
DIR. Delbrucek was charger
falling TO safeguard and see 10 u
aistribution OF food supplies. ~,
resignation was demanded ae'O,u
irg 70 one Berlin report, ioiio%iHs y
ne recent demonst ltions IN wnlel
mons smashed the hops q ber'i'
meat dealers.
The German ofiiciai news Il
attributed the resignation %
health.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-05-13
NEW ARMY BILL
IS REPORTED.
PROVIDES FOR 4 DEFENSIVE
FORCE IN TIME on PEACE OF
05s,OOO MEN.
OTHER PROVISIONS
The Measure Will Also Provide ~ ;
Standing Army Of Frus4 >U00
to 100000 Mcn--To 1M<r-
alizc Militia.

WASHINGTON. May 1s.--A de-
fcnsivc force in time ~ -rsace OF
e54.oO0 men was Il =:
army bill the conferees III "a Il - NJ
and house reported to both branches
OF congress today after several weeks
conferences.
The compromise measure includ,
ed all the provisions urged by the
big army men. except the federal re-
serve.
With both chairmen urging Ito
passage action IL expected on tho
measure Monday.
The defense force which consists
OF 100000 In time of peace may be
increased by the liberalization or
$4,000 National Guardsmen. about
IS for each senator and representa-
tive.
There will also be specific power
for the government In time OF war
to take over any manufacturing plant
for making munitions.
A board of three civilians and
three army officers will be appoint
ed by the president to investigate the
proposition OF the government maxi
Ing all It's war supplies.
Twenty million dollars Is appro-
priated for government nitrate
plant for extracting nitrate from the
air. The surplus may be sold as
fertilizer. The plant Will be operat-
ed on plant to be selected by the
president.
Private soldiers Will be given train
Ing In trades by army officers while
they are-fn the service.
Army bands must not compete
with civilian bands nor soldiers cou,-
pete for a livelihood outside or the
army with civilians.
The newly organized army VIII
consist or 65 regiments OF infantry,
25 regiments OF cavalry. 81 regt-
ments OF field artillery. regiments
OF engineers, 6.74O men In the quar-
|termaster's corps. 7.2g0 men In the
medical corps. 3,3S7 men In the sig
nal corps and 6.759 unassigned.
The general staff is increased from
"a to AZ members, and four major
generals and nine brigadier generals
will be added to the line OF officers.
From now on the National Guard
will take the oath of the United
States government as we'll as the
state. This double oath will require
them to engage In foreign service
lif the president calls them out. In
previous wars when the militia was
called out the state governors in some
instances refused to permit them to
leave the state.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-05-13
VILLA IS REPORTED
NEAR C0RRAL|10s
Is SAID TO BE ON A RANCH WITH
ABOUT ELEVEN HUNDRED
FOLLOWERS.
Army Officers at Field Headquarters
Give the Report Little Cresienee.
His Band Reported
Scattered.
BY II. d. JACOBS.
United Press Staff Correspondent.
FIELD HEADQUARTERS. Amer

FIELD HEADQUARTERS. Ameri-
can Expedition, near Namaauipa. bF
Radio To Columbus. May IA Pancho
villa with i.Io0 followers. has
again bobbed up. this time az ranch
near Corralstos. according 20 reports
reaching headquarters today. The
bad is reported 10 be scattered on
the Ri, Carralitcs and Is made up OF
recruits from sonora and a sprink-
ling OF men who escorted WIS
through the sierra Madres- Al head
quarters the report caused little In
terest-
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-05-13
BIG STANDING ARMY
PROPOSED IN MEASURE

WASHINGTON May 13.-Agreef
on the major details the house and
senate conferees were about prepar-
ed today to submit final draft OF
the army reorganization bill. There
is every prospect for speedy accept
ance OF the bill to be recommended.
The measure will provide for a reg
ular army OF from l75,o00 to $780,
900 men which could be expanded to
220, ,000.
Provision Is made for federalizing
the National Guard.
A larger general staff Is agreed to
and provision is made to give priv
ate soldiers training in trades OF
about seventy-five hours each month
while they are in the service. An
other provision Is to encourage men
TO get out OF the army instead Of
making IL a life time job. Army
Officers testifying for this provision
said that after four or five years In
the army men are apt TO get the army
habit and never leave IL.
II also Was believed that authoriza-
ton would be made for military camp
instruction for volunteer citizens 60
provide for an ample reserve force
in an emergency.
The nitrate plant provision APP
ipeared certain to be included in the
bill.
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nrcraRED THAT SUB COM
y" .,xnrR DECEIVED THE
GOVERNMENT.
|a|k THE SUSSEX
s..tei That Severe Punishment
u.s Been Melted Out to the
communicable Check
Propogandists.

rur HAGUE. May 13.-Severe
.mont has been meted out to the
Imam submarine commander who
rod the channel liner Sussex,
! generally believed in well in
.-sa circles in Berlin, though the
|sssl nature of the punishment has
\ heu made public. This belief
/ .,sed on the indignation that is
\, !, Germany over the U-boat COM
L,,der's deception. His report was
|r,lsitly believed until the Ameri-
3 government gave out evidence
having that the Sussex was torpe-
n IN view of this evidence Ger
In feel that they have been put
+, a.her humiliating position. 1t
|. not oyerestimating the case to
| + hat the submarine commanders
kvpon caused as much indigna-
\ in Berlin rs it did in Washing
Germany has avowedly taken
4 important steps in the past two
|pss to improve relations with the
Hfhcan government. Germany's
rssions in the U-boat controver-
vas one. A quiet movement to
Fach Teutonic plotters and Teu-
,R propogandists in Germany has
IN under way several days. AM
kador Gerard has received scores
atters that contained threats
rns his life in the past few days.
d writer's we're inspired by news
ss insinuations that in some way
rrd tipped off the Sim Fein out
nh in Dublin in advance to the
Esh government. Some of the
ras mentioned that Gerard
mght about the arrest of Wolfs
lgel, former secretary of Capt.
7 Papen, and the confession of
ut yon der Goltz, alleged German
Though the German govern
a disclaims any responsibility for
acts Of the bomb plotters in the
asd States Chancellor Won Beth
tHollweg believes that some
Eoi drastic action should be take
= convince America that Germa-
las nothing to do with the plot
operations. Conferences have
held on the subject in Berlin
seek 1t Is reported that Frans
hatelen, alleged German plot
VII be court martialed if he
returns TO Germany. Though
S'As refrain from expressing
ApH as to his guilt 1t was dec
~ emphatically that his acts
Without the sanction Of the
man government or the kaiser.
S'an is chiefly worried now over
NssIollity that some of the sub
commanders may accidentally
~ without warning some mer-
aa' believing they were at
As transport, and thus bring
AeS submarine crisis with the
" s'a'es, The kaiser, Chancel-
sa bethmann-Hollweg and Ad-
'on Holdzendorff are particu-
auAious that submarincrs take
.aaees that may involve Germa-
'pa the United States.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-05-13
BULGARIA WITHDRAWS
TROOPS FROM ROUMANIA

LONDON. May Bulgaria Is
withdrawing troops from the Rou-
manian frontier and shifting them 10
Saloniki in anticipation OF an allied
offensive. according to Odessa dis-
patches received here today.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-05-13
' aEXlCO COMPANY OF
MILITIA HAS NO ARMS

\ AbuS, N. NJ. May 13.-
supahy Of militia is in camp
arms or clothing. The med
@M' without any prelimina-
@elnated the newcomers with
~rum. Camp officials said
1auon would not be COM
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-05-13
SCHOOL HOUSE BURNED
BY MEXICAN RAIDERS

LAREDO. Texas. May 13.-As the
result Of the burning of a school
house at Lydendecker. 1S miles
northwest of here, following a raid
on Ambrose Johnson's farm. farm
ers are armed and prepared to fight
with the raiders
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-05-13
District Judge Resigns.

STEPHENVII4LE. Texas. May ID.
Judge ". J. oxfor6; nFonas psen
Judge Of the Twenty-Ninth Judicial
district for four consecutive terms.
has rendered his resignation to take
effect Sept. L. He will take up the
private practice of law.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-05-13
l,l!nPBElL ADDRESSES
A|0A LABOR ORGANIZATION

lexas, MAY 1s.-Ex-Gov-
=. Campbell was the guest
-. '~s' night of union labor
'as and their wives OF Ty-
y. al'y at a banquet at the
fair grounds. Campbell
afiy s.5o0 people. IL was
meeting of union labor
spoke on the topic OF
tie Promised 10 return
- speak in the interest of
for the senate.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-05-13

Any plank which looks like it
would give the rich man the worst of
lit is apt to be regarded as strength
|ening the platform.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-05-13
TROOPS ARE PASSING
THROUGH KANSAS CITY

KANSAS CITY, May 1S.-seven-
ty-five cars of United States troops
have passed through here during the
past forty-eight hours.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-05-13

Talk to any man long enough. and
he will tell you of the time when he
and some great man were boys to-
gether.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-05-13

The mere fact that a man Il hen
peckea i no sare sign that he viii bs
a. polite To his wife as he 10 To other
= omen.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-05-13

The only way man can win an
argument with his wife Is to so away
and let her finish II.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-05-13
MOTHERS DAY.

. And now we have Mothers 4
= Day I
. On which. white carnation 4
. All wear in tender reverence
. For the mothers of our nation.
. For God ne'or gave better
Q friend.
O Just like her there's no other:
. This truly is the day of days. 4
. The day of home and mother. I
. God bless my dear old mother Z
. And spare her long to me; I
. There ne'er could be squarer Z
. Than she has been, you see.
. No matter though the world Z
. might say
. That | am weak or bad. Z
. Her love and smile yRa$ always Z
= there 1. Z
. TO '''''' and had. !: :
= As time goes on | Zee her locks Z
= Turn slow to evenings gray: Z
. The wrinkles on her dear old Z
. face
= Sink deeper every day. =
. And as her steps grow feeble, =
D | feel with sinking heart Z
. How dear the world will seem TO =
= When | and mother part. =
. So let all make Mothers Day =
= The one day of the year; =
. White blossoms for those pass =
. ed away =
, White blossoms for those here Q
. And though white carnation =
D Wen wear-for all TO see. =
. | know each day is Mothers Day =
For you, dear friends, and =
= me.-Anon. =
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-05-13

Gossip creates interest. but II Is
gossip concerning preacher which
creates Intense interest.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-02-25
Ser Yraiibent unb Der apnsreh.

Cine WsajOritdt i'm aOnsrsb bsfiirs
iportet eine Refolution, ipelhe ameris
fanii6e Biirger bena4ri4tigt, bdb lie
auf teinen Shub bon unisrer Resiss
rung gu re1nen baben, ipenn lie iid
auiirten S4iffen anosrtrausn. Der
prai aiibent betdmpft bic ReiOlution aus
sipei Griinben: @ritens, neil er bariR
eine prsissabe ameritaniider Reate
erblidt unb 5tpeitens, neil iis einsn
giugriff in feline eretutipen @etuaIten
bepirit. Der srfts @runb ipirb nit
Der Ribahtung bebanDelt. Die sr reids
lid Derbient. Dem aipeiten 9rlnoe
ipirb cine 9eredltigung suertannt unb
bssipessn 1T bic ReIolution au9 niat
Sur @nnabme selanst. Dus ldBi er,
ieben, bab Der aongreb bic 3ei4en
Der 3eit ni9t erfabt bat. Ni6ts 1T
feftitebenber als bic 5batla9s, baB in
elmer sansen MnSabl BON aGnbern bic
bsrfafungsmdbise StelIuns Der gIeS
tutipe auf biplomatii4em @ebiet eli
ner pDlIisen Repiiion untsr5pgsn ipsre
ben fpirb. Die auffdfiune, bab BITE
Diplomatic bds ureigene 9ebiet Der
grstutipe 1T, ftammt aus elmer 3eit,
als bas Bolt bon jeber getbeiIigu1g
an Der Resieruns aussefdloiien ipar
unb bic Dpndifien ariege an3etielten,
in tDsl1sn bas glut unb bas @elb Des
Bottles in bsr fdmadDonften Meifs
pereeubet fpurben. 6aufis fpurben
Rriegs, fpie isbt nod in RuBldilD, aIs
Sas sesisnsifte WfittsI bstsa6tet. am
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-02-25

Die prpbritif DE prsFs pers
iudt ben Ginbrud 3D. srfpsdsn, bab
Deutfdlanbs 9lnfiinpigune pon Ger
Yerienfuna aller beftiidten 9anoelss
fhiffe elm Sriumpf Der Ulilitdrpartei
fei, bic ben &aiier, Der iid beitdnoig
auf bem S9lddtfsIbe befinbe, umsebe
unb ibn leite, 10 bab Der AanSler, Der
cine frieblidbe politif NIT ben Der.
Staaien befiirfportet, perbrdngt iDprs
ben jsi. Nlit anberen Werten foll ods
beibsn, Der rpreiibifhe Wtlitarismus"
beftimmt bic Sc!!.tit gesen unIer
2anb. Damit nitb feIbitDeritdnolid
be5pedt, bas amerttunifde @plt, Das
sinen aries nit 9eutfdlanb nidt bils
ligen min, gsssn 2sbteres Su perbcsen.
Mer ben ininbeiten 9esriff bon Der
ppIitif unb 9eiinnung bes aaiiers
bat, ipeib, bdb er rlienlals unter benz
gihflub Der MiIitdrpartei gsiianoen
unb nod mebr, bab es ME cine Wliiis
tGrpartei in 9eutidlanb gegeben bat.
politifdw GsnsrGle tpsrben in DtutiHz
Lamb niat sebulbet. Man bat aud
nie seh0rt, bab Elm beutiher General
es iia ie berauseenommen bat, Ins
fidten iiber bic politit bss 2anbes 5u
dubern. Die Gplgs mdre iOfOrtiss
yeniionirune. Die 4ntiinbisuns ers
folsie aus Der arisgsnothipenbiate
Dsuifdlanbs einsises aampfmitteli
s.atn gnslanb iinb 5audboots. SieIe
aber f5nuen nidts ausridtsn, tuenn
feinbIihe 5anbslsidiffe nit 9sidiiben
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lid lit, bas iibIi9e Derfabren Der
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men, sub.m eripisfen ift. bab enetiff~
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beFsn blieb nidts dnberes abtig, als
Der gntTdlub, beipaffnets aauffabrer
obne Weiteres gu perfenten unb es 1T
nidt erii6tlih, ipis Deutfdlanb Don
bieier StsGuns suriidtreten t0nnte,
obne ben Ssetriss sesen GnsIanb eiils
suftelIen.