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Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1916-01-06
EMERGENCY HOSPITAL
Treats 438 Free Patients in December
Hospital Needs Baby Scales
and Baby Basket.

The Stork has visited the Emer-
gency Hospital on several occasions
recently and the hospital finds itself in
need of baby scales and baby basket.
Anyone having these to donate will
please send them to the Superinten-
dent, Miss WohIgemuth.
At the regular monthly meeting this
morning of the Board of Managers.
the Superintendent submitted her re-
port for December. showing 4S8 free
patients treated and lie pay patients.
The report is as follows:
Number of patients admitted free,
10; part pay patients, l; full pay,
a; total number admitted, 27; number
of patients discharged, sc; died, |;
number of hospital days, free. 43S; /;
part pay. Is; full pay, l16; total
number of hospital days. 572; number
of patients in hospital during Dec.
so; dispensary, new patients treated,
AZ; total number visits, 1872.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1916-01-06
PEGGY STEWART HOUSE CLOSED.
Mrs. Bailliere Will Spend Winter il
Baltimore With Her Father.

Mrs. Lawrence Bailliere has closed
her home here. the Peggy Stewart
House. on Hanover street for the
winter, and will not return until after
Easter.
Mrs. Bailliere will spend the winter
in Bal timore with her father, her
mother having died recently. Mr..
Bailliere will be in Annapolis most of
the time this winter.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1916-01-06
White Plague Fighters to Meet.

TIE annual meeting of the Anne
Arundel Branch of 1.-The Maryland
Society for the Relief and Prevention
of tuberculosis is to be held on Friday,
January 2Sth, when the election of
officers will take place and the regular
reports will be made. The meeting
will be held in the City Assembly
Rooms, on Gloucester street, at s
o o'clock in the evening.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1916-01-06
Cure for Grip.

A correspondent writing to the
Baltimore Sun says a sure cure for
grip is teaspoonful of common cook
ing soda csrbonate) dissolved in
one-third of glass of water, well
dissolved to be taken between meals,
three hours apart until three doess
are taken. Try it, you grip victims.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1916-01-06
SALAD SUPPER.

Every THURSDAY and SUM-
DAY EVENING from 6 to s
at Hotel Maryland, served i'm
either the Grill Room or the
large Dining Room. Price,
so cents. Special string
music.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1916-01-06
Governors Message
Held Up Yesterday.

Because of the failure of the House
of Delegates to organize yesterday.
Governor Goldsborough's message was
not submitted of the two houses.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1916-01-06

Eugene Walters masterpiece and
greatest success, paid in Full, I"
featuring Trilby Marshal Republic.
Thursday. ad.2tj5
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1916-01-06

Charlotte Walker and Thomas Meig-
han in "Out of Darkness Colonial,
Thursday. adv.2tj5
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1916-01-06

The most vivid imagination will be
startled and the most sanguine hope
outdone. when viewing Carmen" at
the Republic, Friday, January z.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1916-01-06

At the Republic Friday matinee and
evening, Carmen" the picture eli
max. is supreme and inimitable.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1916-01-06

Colonial, Thursday Charlotte
Walker in "Out of Darkness" a
gripping photo-drama. adv 2tj5
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1916-01-06
The Civic League
To Meet Next Tuesday.

The regular monthly meeting of
the Civic League will be held next
Tuesday evening January ii at s
o'cock in the Municipal Building.
All members are urged to attend.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1916-01-06

Carmen. as shown at the Repuh
lie. Friday. January Z. marks an era
In moving pictures.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1916-01-06

Carmen" the sensation of the Film
world-at the Republic, Friday, jan
uary z.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1916-01-06

Carmen. its like unknown, its
equal nowhere. the Republic on
Friday night
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1916-01-06

Marrying 8 man to reform him is
like making good omelet out Of a
bad egg. Maybe it can be done.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1916-01-27

NO attack on fundamental American prin-
clp3e could be made than that which the
Executive Committee has made.
A small thing can often start very great
fire; and ii takes no seer to predict that what
the Romanists have done in Florida will be
taken as a, challenge by Protestants through
out the Union; and the riftin the Lutte, sprung
by the Catholic secret oath-bound, and trea-
sonable- societies in Florida, qviA rip the na-
ts1aaQ1 Democratic Party aOjde Qpen, as Slavery
did In 1860.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1916-01-27
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PACE lgEVEN
No, indeed: the COW is sacred,

control of the daily press, control Of the bulk
of Federal patronage, control of political
machinery that dictates municipal, State and
national elections?
What more does he want than the 100000
armed and drilled Knights of Columbus,
whose kilograms to the Italian Pope begin
with the slayish, debasing, traitorous words
"Frostrate at yo2Ir feet@"
Coyle says that the Romanists discovered
and civilized this continent
They neither dj8coUc9cd nor civilized It.
The adventurous Norscmcn discovered it;
the "heretcs'' from Holland, France, Scot
land, and England civilized it; and it was
the inspiration of North American example
which finally nerved the Southern part of the
New World to throw off the degrading yoke
Of Rome
The Spaniards settled in Florida, enslaved
the natives, and created stagnant pool over
which no life giving breeze ever blew, until
after Andrew Jackson had gone down there,
licked the Dons, and opened up the food gates
of Protestant immigration.
Not single one of the vast improvements
which have made the Florida of today, owes
its origin to Catholic.
Flagler, the Protestant created the East
Coast anew; and Broward, the Protestant,
touched the Everglades, lifting them from
and a richer Florida to the old Land Of
Flowers
In New Mexico, Arizona, and California,
what did the Catholics do?
They built comfortable Cloisters for lazy
monks, and compelled the Indians to work
the fields for these Romish body-lice
The Pacific Coast never breathed one breath
of progress and civilization, until the Forties,
when the accidental discovery of gold drew
a mighty rush of Protestants into the stag
nant regions of Romanism and slavery.
Not one line in the Declaration of INDIE
pendence owes its paternity to Catholic
not one!
Not one clause in the u. S. Constitution, or
in the Bill of Rights Of any State, is of Cath
Ollie origin.
Not one sea-fght, or land-fght of the Rev.
olutlonary War was won by a Catholic.
Paul Jones, Decatur and Perry, were the
winners of the sea-fghts-and they were
Protestants. Poor John Barry was never
heard of until the priests dug him up, few
years ago, when they wanted an excuse for
another Congressional appropriation for an
other Catholic statue in Washington.
Washington, Gates, Green, Henry Lee,
Morgan, Wayne, Sumter, Marion, Clarke
Horny, and Sewer won the land-fghts, and
they were all Protestants.
AS to Pulaski, he was a solitary fugitiye
from Poland; and as to Lafayette and his
brother French officers, they were a gay, adj
venturous daredevil group of young blades
who cared no more for the Pope than they
did for Dalai Llama, or the Archbishop Of
Canterbury.
The same French elements which helped us
to defeat King George, almost Immediately
set to a0Ork IN France to 0verthrOoo King
LOuis and the Pope.
Dean Coyle and Daddy Noll ought to form
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1916-01-27

socialists and Socialism" by Thos. E.
Watson, has vast amount of information of
interest and value to those who think they
know what Socialism stands for. Price SOC.
The JeRersonian Pub Co., Thomson, Ga.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1916-01-27

When 3OO,OOO knights of Columbus secretly
organize, buy the Governments Krag -Jorgen-
son rifles, drill themselves, and sWagger
through our streets under arms. qg7sat does II
meant
When these armed men telegraph to for
eign potentate that they are prostitute at has
feet, WHAT DOES IT MEAN?
When they invade Protestant preachers
room at the hotel, drag him out, beat him to
lnsensblllty, and leave him lying in the ditch
by the highway, qcH0t does 1t naean?
When they order another Protestant lee
turer to quit speaking and leave town on the
next train, and then murder him because he
claims his constitutional rights, qUhat does 1t
meaq?
When they can exert a hidden, sinister
influence to employ the powerful machinery
OF the Government, to harass, intimidate,
ruin, and penalize publishers who tell the
truth On the hldeous system of Rome ao}t0t
does 1t maea71?
They have lost their heads They have
gone daft. They are sowing the wind, and
seeding the soil with dragons teeth.
Dean Coyle demands that the Popes Amer
lean subjects adopt policy of "Prepared-
ness"
He compares his programme, of course. to
that of the President.
On1a210uS comparison!
The President asks huge appropriations
whose inevitable tendency place our feet in
the road to German militarism.
Logic is terrible, and you can't play tricks
with it.
Start thing in certain way, and Logic
will do the rest
Take the first step, and Logic will make
you take the others.
Set out toward q standing a1nay, and all the
angels Heaven no T Of
Logic.
Create your nationwide standing army,
and the Germanites of the General Staff. the
Steel Trust, the Powder Trust and the NUM-
ton interests, generally, will see to it's in
crease, year by year.
If Democrats, Socialists, and Labormen
grow too restless in their dissatisfaction. the
combination of Priests, Politicians and NUM-
tlonlsts can start a war, and get the dscon-
tented element slaughtered just as the Pope
and the two German emperors are now doing.
What sort of Preparedness does CoyIe
advocate?
The Birmingham daily papers print his
stuff they wouldn't print mine.
The Savannah papers publish Bishop
kelly's threats and denunciations; the Jack
sonvllIe papers print those of Bishop Curley,
and the Baltimore papers those of Cardinal
GIBBONS, the Boston papers those of OCon-
nell, the New York papers those of Farley,
and so on.
None of the big dailies, excepting The
Miami Metropolis and The Tampa Tribune,
will allow ''the other side" as free hand.
The Catholic Church is the holy cow of
American journalism another editor re-
Gently said-and no man must lay irreverent
hands upon the sacred animal.
Even when there is a riot and battle
among Catholics, at Catholic Church, and
four men killed Gas happened at Dupont,
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1916-01-27
Dean COyle, Late of Ireland,
Tells American Catholics They
Must Adopt a Policy OF
preparedness

w HEN political system, or religious
hierarchy, becomes aggressive, at the
aoroqeg time, something bad happens to it.
When ancient Paganism became aggressive,
under Nero and Diocletian, it soon went to
smash.
When the Old Order in France rejected all
reforms and ordered out the troops to fire
upon the people, the Bourbons and their
system were cast into the scrap-heap.
When the Southern leaders of the Fifties
became aggressive on Slavery, they split their
own party, paved the way for minority
President, and opened a Pandora's box of
woes
When Pope Plus TX. and his minister,
Cardinal Antonelli, disappointed the Italian
Catholics in their expectations of "a liberal
Papacy," and became aggresslvely reaction
ary-asslsted by foreign troops from Austria
and France they sealed the doom of the
Temporal Power and brought about the glori-
GUS uprising Of all Italy in 1870.
The Papacy of today is equally blind,
equally infatuated, equally ignorant of the
real movement of mems minds.
It plunged Europe into horrible Arma-
geddon, in the crazy belief that mankind will
again PROSTATE themselves before "God-on-
earth"
The Pope and his satellites forget that, out
of the billion of mortals there may be one
tenth who VIII crawl before a Divine right
king, and God-on- earth priest.
The other nine-tenths, are composed of in
dependent thinkers, each Of whom says in his
heart, II am as good as aaay other man, and
there IS gust as much God en- me, as there IS I'M
JGaaeS Gibbons, Dean Coyze, or James Church
the Italian priest who is now the Papa"
Ordered to "make America Catholic" the
American priests have invited here every
frlar and nun that was chased out of the
Philippines, out of Spain, out of Portugal,
out of France, and out of Mexico.
This Republic has given room, leisure, and
opportunity to every nest of vipers that the
Roman papacy has spawned
A lay Jesuit is at the elbow of the Presi-
dent, his private secretary. The Jesuits and
Columbians are in the highest positions in
the Army and Navy.
An astonishing percentage of all Presiden-
! tial appointments have recently gone to Jes-
Tuits and Columbians.
Archbishop James E. Quigley publicly
boosted of Rome's secret military societies,
ant, at the beck and nod of the Catholic
hierarchy.
That youngest of the Pope's secret orders
Why eods 1t needed?
Why have they armed and drilled them
selves into soldiers?
Whom do they e~pect to fight? and
WIEN? and WHY?
What was the necessity of another vast
national secret order, bound to a foreign
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1916-01-27

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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-14

Das lit nun TalieBlid dngsIiats bts
a~nqiophiten prGfbtnten, ber ang'ophllen
goltgmoicritat unb Der anglOpltlen 4lus
totratea Qmeritds 81 tun2 Rnr ems:
sRon. IdTc Geutfmloub unb DE- .ttrt'ds
lnaarn auf ibrsm Btse tpeiter hanbeIn.
Mtoosn fe bic mebt obsr minoer iDtlbsn
Ie hbrobsnDen Geinbe suridtreibea une
fir INNER ben Ring ber nfibiiGen ODER
rddliatistn 6sinbs 8erfprengen, bic ihrsn
uniergdng Derriteriih beihtporen battert.
Das perben fe erreihen, bern iekt bat bic
5tanbe ber Eeutonsn an 8Dttes s3eiteRs
ubr geIdIagen.
DisIes Sobrbunb:rt pirb als bic Gruat
ber aermanifden Gisee bic alien 8DlietR
asiherte freibeit b,r mt.re. bic WieDers
aeburt bts 3Hrtii9sn 1tides, bic Niteer'
perfnna Der dnssmaBten sRglifden @elt'
bsrrfhdft unb bic 9srireibuRg BET rnI
fhen. bolb oFotiIden 5orbeu aus ben
polnff9en qrOpIn5sn srnttn, 70 bab @sits
europa ME fpieber Gin nnlerTnten in Dem
Gumpfe bes Gldpismus su flrhtsn bat.
Don Der Rorbite tis gum ,rifhen
MeerbuIsn nHb BEN allen g0ltern tpieoers
asaebenen Gue5idnal nerbsn benti9t
Wnffen uhb btutihs aunf bas Gers
guropus nnb aIeiRdIttns trfarten nno
esiunbsn maiden.
Mmsrita piro biss fdliebIih dats bins
nehmen uRb m0gLidertpeiie b%sIpnnesra,
fpte sornie aud feline aHglopbiIm cns
lfanes bus Ghminbtn ber britiI4en Ma4t
rnb bic msrdnssrungen nuf yee Rdrts
| Guropas betraftsn fptsotf., tDelbe our
giherunq ben 3eniralmd6te gegea neus
fbtimtidiite MnerifIs stforberiid Fnb.
Gtnn lpirb iomnen oer Gag, oa bic @ers
einiatm Gtaoten ibrs llnrentraIitdi uHt
ltLrsR 8tuthanbtI IN keiem fur1tbereH
grisae bitter bereien pnben; osnH
Dsailyl, ND unb Oeifernid1 sa-1 tom
men midi perseTsu. boB I'm ~altrpirifam'
lFln unb entitBIthteH EiRse Is Anssttc
aspeisn III, BIZ dug ntsberer @clbeiel
gauienDe threr G0bne 90 arippeln onel
qeihsn matis. 5isr0urd bat i'd y
3eutrolsuropa en- Rides Griffith aB uni
IN Der fDeItsR MtIt zine Ggute I'm BET
a@iune gsfhdffen, fir iptI4e Ire sin
btr fdner iDtrben haben miihtn. GOT
at6e, bdB IS in iommsHOsn 3eiteH tell
kiusifs Chine Ieifsl Mbsr bic I'M relsidt
lihs, foH6ar. Ne~reaHsaaheit, bic Tmtritt
folht berrli1t, 5pttrtiflidas @af2en9si
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-14
gu fonnen".

Mii alien Giegaebrtn bot Gofid am
28. Defender ben Sberbeftllsbabtt i'm
fyelosua oesen Serbisn, GtnsraiielDmars
fhaa b. MadenIen empfongsn. auf Bes
febl bes a6Hies bate bic SanterfduIe, bic
Csfisieridule Der Bulearen, cine Gbren.
%ionpaonis ouf BEN 9abnboF geitelt. Weii
be-, @efunbten Der brrbinbtten adnbsr ere
fdienen bsren WilitGrottades, GtsrIts
~ieutnant b. MdFoip, Gbegh gnIa. Maior
qli gsE Der oeutiGe Mlarinsatiahe b.
Arnim, GbtrIilaitndft Grsiberr b. Duff
fling, oer Ianei1briee prdIibent Der bthts
fdth Rclouie in Sofia, paul -aanFmom
Agb siniat ber MiteIiebsf bes WorItdnbes
Der 9olonie, Der 9eiter bes GnhitdtsJuees
Reumdnn unb 9srtretsr pieler militGris
fher 5prmdtionsn, abtsilungsn, bic sur
0ur6Ilbruus Der gsmeinIamtn aifgabc
bon otuiiher Geite jsbt IN 9ofia geiaafs
fen iDorben Iinb. 1Rii FeisrIider Qangs
Iomtsit fGbrt Der 3ug in bic 5dIs. aus
leinem Galonlpdeeu lteigt Der 9entrdIs
FeIomorStdn, bic 6dnD griibeno an benz
blibeRbeR 6elm, Elm prangegsltss Srotnss
bun0 iber Der 8ruIt, ben bellblduen
WdrI6auitob III ber 2inten. 8ds erers
aide @eTiht nit BEN f~dn.sipetBsn
5fhurrborf iiber BEN gIbaruuefi,
fnapptn, orSsnsbsIdten Wdfftnrod III bon
.oeH frifGen ionnsnbsIlen MDregn Isitt ees
r6tet. GdIont unb Fdneibig ihreiist CT,
osFolat bon allen Gtnttalen. bic Ghrsns
lompaanie al. Militdrdttahe b. MaFop
tlell ihm ben @eInnbien Or. MihabeIes
uor. DIR 5elomGriddI btgrilBi Bic buI.
dariIden @ensrale, geianbttn unb gtts
litdrattaHes Der b~ertinbsten Wddte,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-14
pie Gatfe6ang Der
Som6iaationstOn

senosn susi trdFtigt @6alquellen
aIeid8eiiig spei s6ns Usrl6isOsuer
SSbe unO bemna4 bsrlatsOensr Gdpiu
~oanas3dhl aua, 70 nImui man uuber BE-
beioen aud lire aombindsipnst0ns ipoB
b. 8. 3pei Gone, etreH GhDinSuaesBaf
len eleid Der Gumms. bt3p. o,r 9iffsu
Der G4niusunas5dbisn Be; ptimGE.R
Inb. @ls eniitehea ear9 G6pinguag
bes Srommelfeas. Odg sinsn ndn innsli
oeTiIplen 9ridEer biloet, Der sIsentriil
TefaebaItsn pirp unn ba6urd unipmnT
Erilfe G6ntngungsH dusfii9rt. SIS n6
nun lhon moolih eepeIen, berdrtigt apn
btnutionsl5ne pbiettib an patten "a. H
elmer geIefoamembrdn) ndh5utuey
fpsnn man BON ohben irgenb cine nniBn
merie IN ibre S2ningingsR b~inelnbrrd
lie.
Qun 1T Is AID eeluHetn, iDie Brofel4l
Wassmdnn IN Der Gisnng Der 8euiId
gbbfitoIiIdn @eIenlAdft mitteiIte, Der
6rdne Id ionliruitrtn, bic bon fn az
lpis bas grommeIfen, nNDmmttrif
Gdninoangsn ensFihren t0nnen, BEL }
men aIio bic 4as6ieguneeH BON Der bug
laoe aus flo na@ Der einsn Ssite ipt
ale nab bsr daBtren eritrsden. @r ~
mutt baFiir e%ingeipanute gummimeH
lbfanen, Bic burh Elm Gepidt sr5entris I
lbsIafst tperbsn. 2Gbt man auf bieFs AZ I
ieeiqnste primGft5ns einpitlsH, 70
nrda m ben photographer Der Gdfui J
ldunpen bielst Msmbrnm bsutlim
! Examinations uns ben 8iifpren5tnn hi
ttnnen. Tamii lift bic GHtaebuag 8i
RpmbinlIonst5ns en- uaIpmmstriih ihH ~
Issuben TleHsransn NIT Gihebsit trE !
fen. III.
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pie Yer6aftung Oct 0Onfulu.
II hrrta'r lndie uurcen f in Dem ousufra''g" : 1loni.
feltoenomnten.
fef9enommen.

Die Rae Grsis qrtTea gibt cine ers
8dbfuHg zines aussnasassu bon Der @srs
haftung Der RoniuIn in GaIoniti tDieber.
0as glatt fiibrt aus:
am 80. DECEMBER, I'm 6 ubr morgsps,
tOmbarbiertsn flint Glus1tage nit sr6se
ten Grfplg bus engIiide Eager. lin II
llbr 10 min. lpurbt bas gombqrotnent
bts englifdsn 2aesrs bon bier 5lug3eas
1en mjeber aufggapmmer. I'm 55 nbr err
fplqte bic @erbaftung BET a~oniaIa nro
bes asfamisn BerIpndIs. Der 0fterreidH6s
uuQariIds &oniul 2piatloipsti pibers
isbte fib bar Gsitnabne. Geiue aapafen
soqea Rtbolugr, nIs bic frdns0FidsH Sols
bdttn einbranQnt. DisIt btbruhten is NIT
benz Sobe, tpenn fe fdieBta piireen. Der
gefeblshabtr, Elm Gapitdn, frat tn bds
arbeiig5immer bes aonlaIs unb ertldrte:
SIM 4aftraae bes 9btrfommdnbauten,
general Surrail, triIare iA Gie fiji psrs
baflei. Der aonTnl erpiberts: Sit pers
lsben bic I~ouberGntn Rsdte zines neutras
len Gtdutes, BEL BEN i'd beglaubigt bin.
Der aupiidn outipprtete: Gle bdben bic
NeHfYalitdt no1 mebr perI5t, tnbsm fe
gomben duf Elm neusrdIts gebiet tUarfen.
QodmuIs proltHierts Der aoalal unb ers
tldrie, Ct stbt Ei4 niAt g~efdussl, i@porauf
e. umrtn9t unb In brutnltr Wsiie binduss
gehleppt purbt. 3ngleid iDnr0f bag gts
Iomte qetTOnal, aud bsr 8drtner ano biz
a56in, ipeIfe @riefen fftb. iufggsfiihrt.
0rauBen barrte elm 2ditautomobil nit
benz 8eiden bts Rotsn aEsasss. Der aons
full nurbe bori6 auFgaorbert. hinauf8as
feietn. Ct fragts in fran36ffder Gpra9e;
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bann ipenbet tr Iih al ben g5tdliotnteh
ber btatlhen aolonis, &aufmaHn, bdnti
ibm fir bic gegriiBung uuo Idat init far
ier Stimme: .9tn berrtn Der btutIhsn
aolpnie TSlt sine b. piHliattH Mtigober
Al, bds BerItaatn Der ntlgn 5rnbesgs
noiIsn 81 uns ~ sr9alteu unb 81 Harlem
bds IN ods Widiisite fiir unieu gt5iebuns
gen 81 bitiem aufblibsnOsn Gonpe.
8rdaTsnbe 9urro1rafs empfaneen ben 9es
nerdlItlcmdfIhau, als tr ben Bdbnbol
perlGbt. 5anlenbe bpn gulsurfn IdHmeH
ben Wtg Sum 5otel ,9ulgorleD, no cir
M%biteigequartier fir ben @eHerdlftles
murThad porbsrsiist IN unb inner ipieott
tSnsn bic 6urrarhie bp ipdrtsRoen Wengs
5u ben JtnIicrn bes GentraIfelomorI1aM
tmppr Mit nhs BON bet 9telsitung oes
9eneralFelbmdridaIIs srildri pirb, ipollts
Der @tn,ralfeIhmdrIdon nit ieinsm Be-,
iuds In Sofia iid ais Obetbtfsblsbobet
Der auf BEN 9dlian tGmpien6tn pers
6iinoctsn armetn benz a6nj9 poritelen,
lin ! ilhr MitiagA Fanb Elm IribIiiid bti.
BEN a0nig Itatt. lin 5 llbr Rudmittugs
lebrts Gtneralftlbmnrfaau .. Mdtenien
pisbtr In fem 9dnptanartisr suriid. Dor
Der Mbrtife 6slaAte er nod bas GpitdI III
Der SunttriduIe. Der G~eneralfeles
marIdot lpar bon Dem ber5lihen gm=
pIange. btr inn in SoFia bcrsiitt pdrbs.
tieF bsfrisbiet. SD frais mid, nit ben
Golbutsn eines folheu @ollss fdmpfsn al
I6nnen,1 iaqtt II 3A BEN 0i3ss NrdlbeHs
ten, BET Rummsr. Or MfemtIhilpip, uls
bieTsr ibm boratFtat rur6s, init FolttH
Gulbaten, bic ibrm 8srbiinbften in ieots
Sinfift Ooutommtn ebenbiirtig fnS.'
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sSf biisr Wagen fit einln 8tneraltonA
ial9' Gr lparbs F6rmIia binaufgepor
len, l~Dorauf bsr Frau50fIds aapitGn an
benz @baufsnr Iagie; 9oriDdrtg. idatteIR
Sic mir oisis famois @eTsaIaaft redli
fsit. Gabren sic in iebcs tisTt God, 6as
Gie BON peilen iebsu. S5abren Gie gum
5afeu. Der Gbauffeur eripioerte: llebeEs
laien Gie e mir, aopitdn, Id nin iab=
rem, ouB Der @eielfAaft ols 5l6hs BON
q6rber fallen. Mie bic Gerbaftuaa ets
beatf6en aoniuls BaIttr eyiplgtt, III bss
fannt. Der bulgatiiHe &oaiul Qtbtoiu,
osr feline 5amilie IN gorausiidt Der fouis
menbsn 0tnae fapH ldnait mad Sofia gss
itist Bate. mar an pieiem Qbeno stEs
qelasn. aIs et BET Ieiten GeldHnlen ems
frcteu noQte, bernebrtsm i6m SDti frdHz
35fI6e gpIoaten NIT daFstpfldrBtem gas
ionett ban Gintritt uub ertldrten ihn fit
Derbaftet. DIR aruiul protsItierts eHergiiM.
IS balf obar ntdts, er nuros ug3iHgeIt,
grOb be9auoelt uuo DegasfBsrt.
Nus Mbtilent ptrb grmelcet: 4bteilails
gen Der aniitrten Idritten sur 9er4afiung
bes beutl6en gissfoniuIs in MpiiIene, bts
oriediI6en unltrtanen gurtsis, iOfDis feis
nes Gohnts, nts Dragomdrs bss apnlus
Iats. Iernsr tunrnen psrbaftst Der 0fters
rgidiIhsunadriIds apnfalsrdgtnt Bate
5iIi, Der ottomaniihe Rotdble Cmor gfs
fenbi @tos @srbupulos, Der beutide
aommifdr 6offnsr. iptpie einise onbeIs
.pgrbddtiae perionen1. Qle nurbeH an
gorb bon SaiTfsn Der aliierien ssbradL
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BOT. cine eble, uneisennasi9e q II su
Tpielen, tam ME 5uriidgerufen uerben.
iieber bielem adpttrt Ieiuer Gelhidte
Iolten Sdiasrs 8orie Sef9rieben Itebste}
.asas man son Ser Wliruie auseei4lneent
Gibt feline GiDipteti surid.@
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mdbrsno bss isbigsn arisass h
ben siHmdI BEL Srnpsmiiuot an III
Gage 225000 ailngyampl ssrigas
fdnssa.
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2aa6en(ens Ginsug IN Sofia.

I'd frae MIDI, NIT oen Soloaten eiues lolden polfes FanPfeu
gu fonneu".