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The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-01-31
MANY CASES OF
RHEUMATISM NOW
Says We Must Keep Feet Dry, Avoid
Exposure and Eat
Less Meat.

Stay off the damp ground, avoid ex-
posure, keep feet dry, eat less meat,
drink lots of water and above all take
a spoonful of salts occasionally to keep
down uric acid.
Rheumatism is caused by poisonous
toxin, called uric acid, which is gene
rated in the bowels and absorbed into
the blood. 1t is the function of the
kidneys to filter this acid from the
blood and cast it out in the urine The
pores Of the skin are also a means of
freeing the blood of this impurity In
damp and chilly, cold weather the skin
pores are closed, thus forcing the kid
neys to do double work, they become
weak and sluggish and fail to eliminate
this uric acid which keeps accommodating
and circulating through the system
eventually settling in the joints and
muscles, causing stiffness, soreness and
pain called rheumatism.
At the first twinge of rheumatism
get from any pharmacy about -four
ounces of Jad Salts; put a tablespoon
full in a glass of water and drink be
fore breakfast each morning for 3
week This is said to eliminate uric
acid by stimulating the kidneys to nor
NAL action, thus Kidding the blood oil
these impurities.
Jad Salts is inexpensive, harmless
and is made from the acid OF grape
and lemon juice, combined with llthi;
and is used with excellent results l.!
thousands of folks who are subject t
rheumatism. Here you have pleasant
effervescent lithia-water drink whlcl
overcomes uric acid and is beneficial
to your kidneys as well.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-01-31
The End of Resistance.

During the following winter the dis
turbance became still more serious. On
the night of Jan. II, 1874, a party of
Workers from Guilford attacked the
inn of Joseph Arms in Brattleboro
which was the quarters of several of
ficers under the government of Yer
mont. The Workers demanded the i'm
mediate surrender of Constable Wat
ers, who they claimed had been guilty
of extorting taxes from persons profes
sing allegiance to New York. Not be
ing in condition to make resistance t
an armed force, Waters surrendered.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-01-31

exchange was $40 to /, and everybody
was clamorous for settlement.
On the other hand, Vermont being
out of the confederation, could not be
called upon to bear any part of the
debt incurred by war.
But while Vermont continued in
different to Congress, it had at length
become apparent to New York that
the admission of the State to the
Union would be to her own advantage,
and singularly enough, Vermont's final
admission to the Union was largely ac-
complished through the agency Of her
ancient enemy. Even the most OBJ
stinate now began to see that there
was no hope of retaining the disputed
territory They also saw that the power
and influence of the Northern States
in Congress would be increased by the
admission of another from that see
ton
Standing in this altered position
both parties now made move to
wards comfy. Commissioners from the
two states met each other, and New
York agreed that upon the payment OF
$4,000 as al indemnity all claim:
and titles granted by the State OF
New York in the disputed territory
should cease; and on February Is
1871, Congress declared that on tn,
4th of March ensuing, Vernon
should be admitted "as a new and en-
tire member of the United States o
| America. -
Thus were our forefathers admitte,
to the Union, after forty years strue
gle to maintain their rights, whicl
happily has no parallel in this country
The story of our states earl
trials can never be too often told
lest we forget to be grateful for on
ancestry.
RODNEY P. WRIGHT.
/ Cambridge, Mass.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-01-31
NORTHFIELD. MASS.
State Grand Master Visits Lodge.

Harmony lodge, F. & A. NJ, receiv-
ed with honor and dignity Friday
evening Most Worshipful Master Mel
vim NJ. johnson of Boston and his
marshal, Mr.. harrington. This is the
third official visit of the Masonic
state grand master to the local lodge
and this visit came about through the
friendship of Worshipful Master n,
P Wood and Mr. johnson from the
time of their student days at Tufts
college. Mr.. Johnson delivered az
eloquent addrl along Masonic line.
of action. A banquet was served, al
which DR.. Wood presided. Speeche,
were made by the visiting officials
officers of the local lodge and b.
guests present from Brattle boro
Greenfield, Turner's Falls and Hins
dale, n Fl.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-01-31
BRATTLEB0R0 PEOPLE
GET INSTANT ACTION

Those who have used it in Brattle-
boro ore astonished at the INSTANT
action of simple buckthorn bark, glyc-
crime, etc, as mixed in Adler-i-ka. Be-
cause its acts on BOTH lower and up
per bowel, ONE SPOONFUL Adler-i-
ka relieves almost ANY CASE eonsti-
patton, sour stomach or gas. 1t re-
moves such surprising foul matter that
few doses often relieve or prevent
appendicitis. A short treatment helps
chronic stomach trouble. c. f. Thomas,
druggist
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-01-31

Miss Helen Caldwell is i'll with grip
and complications.
Harlan Atwood and Leon Abbott
have been home from Hartford, Conn,
few days.
Prof. F. L. Duley will address the
Fitchburg Y. NJ. C. A. this evening.
He will talk on the great war
Mrs White of Minneapolis has
rented Miss Isabel McGrath S house
on Birnam road. Her daughter will
attend the seminary and her son Mt.
Hermon school.
Town meeting will be held Mon
day, Feb. I, at 10 o'clock. There are
81 articles in the warrant. Dinner
viii be served by the Sons of Vet.
eran s auxiliary.
Rev Francis w. Pattison and fam
lily have been in Waltham few days.
His brother, Rev. r. w. Pattison of
Waltham, preached in the Congrega-
tional church here Sunday.
| The funeral of James White Cowles
was held at the house Sunday after.
noon at $50 o'clock, Rev. H. L. Buz
zell officiating. The burial look place
in the centre cemetery Mr.. and Mrs
Whittemore of Leicester and Miss
Irene Cowles of Fitchburg are here al
the house.
A meeting of the Mortified, Minis
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-01-31

o clock. These recitals are musical
events of rare merit and enjoyment
and inasmuch as they are open to the
public without charge, townspeople as
well as students will be pleased TO
known that they are to be given.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-01-31

trel club was held recently in the home.
of Henry johnson and it was decided
to hold a minstrel show at an early
date. Rehearsals will be begun as
soon as a director is appointed.
Many are harvesting their ice.
Those who cut from Wanamaker lake
are waiting for another severe freeze
to make the ice of sufficient thickness.
The first crop had TO be cut and float
ed out, it was so full of sand.
Mrs Leila Holderhoff of Los An
geles, Calf. will give a concert in
Stone hall this evening at 80 clock.
Miss Holderhoff spent seven years
studying vocal art in Paris, Florence
and Berlin with the best masters.
The board of trade, of which DR.. A.
L. Newton is president, will meet
Tuesday evening in the town hall. 1t
will be in the nature of smoke talk.
Cigars viii be furnished and the 81
articles of the town warrant will be
! discussed.
| The Woman 5 Alliance of the Unita-
rian church viii meet Wednesday
afternoon in the church vestry. Mrs
/ f. Williams and Mrs. S. Z. Whitmore
viii be patronesses. An all-day meet
/ ing of the Woman s Sewing society OF
the church will be held next Thurs
day.
! A series of organ, piano and violin
i recitals will be given in Sage chapel
at intervals of about two weeks, be
ginning Saturday, Feb. 5, at Az
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-01-31
Charles Blackmer.

Charles Blackmer, IS. of South
Main street, for about so years a resi-
dent of Mortified, died Thursday,
Jan. 81 Funeral services were held
Sunday afternoon at clock. Rev
Francis W. Pattison officiating. The
burial took place in the center GENE
terry.
Mr. Rlackmer was born in Belcher
town, Mass, son of Sears, aud Sal
lie BIaekmer of Warren. He came t
Mortified when about IS years Ole
and had lived here eyer since, On,
sister is living, Mrs Daniel Fiske OF
Barre. He was a clock and watch re
pairer for many years.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-01-31

People of strong character make
many enemies, but that doesn t neees-
sarily imply that 4 man who has many
enemies possesses a strong character
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-01-31
Weak Minded.

Jynks-Did Dobson marry for mon
ey2
Bynks-O. yes: she gives him an al
lowance of - week-out of his sal
airy.
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MnbaIten
@irS mad Der ainfdt bes 8OriteberS
ber Bnnbes.@ esteriparte bas
fiblsre @etter.

rad Der prognofe BON Germ De,
pereaur, benz Dorfteber Der 8unbess
Wsttertparte, pirb bas fii6lere Mst,
ter, bas am Wontas Mbenb etnseiebt
bat, biz auf ipeitsres anbalten. Der
65dFfianb bes 1bermometers am &c.
itrissn Gage bstrug SO Grab unb am
gbenb iDebte Elm a~nsenebmes tiiblss
aiftfen.
Coroner Oh. Soertmsber tpurbs sss
fern nod BON stpei 9obssfdnsn infols
&c BON 5ibi&ldssn in aenutnib s.s
|febt.
Grau Sbsrefe Bruins bon 30. 52s
OF 0infte Strabs bate am Wontaa
ibr iiinsites Rinb CUR Mbtiibluns unb
GrbcIlng nod benz Sptle Bart &c.
bra9t unb brad fur5 nod ibrsr 6eim.
tehr tobt aufammsn. Mie Der goronsr
ftftitelte, mar Der Sob bur4 sinsa
SipifIag peruriadt porben.
GbsnfalIs infolgs zines 6tbjhlasss
perfdieh am Wontas su fpdtsr Stuns
be bic 20 Sabre al!e Dina Grantb
bon go. / g%aitbourne 9erraes, eire
1elepobniffin. sic tDurbs, tpdbr.nb fie
nit ibren Sftpeiteru 4nna unb gfans
DE gransp einen Spaaiersans ma9te,
pom Sibidfas gstroffen unb ifarb
turse 3eit fpdter in ibrsr eltsrli@en
Wpbnung.
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GnslanSs 6eudelei.

YrGfbent chiffon mar eriudt tpors
ben, barauf b~inautpirtsn, bab Gugiauo
bic 3ufubr Don 9oipitals geDarf mad,
9euti6lano unb bic 3ufubr BON Ge'
treble mad polen seitatte. Tamit mar
bic enslif6e Resisrung gesrpun9en,
ibre gebauptuns, bub lie Der Meni4'
li6teit biene, pabr gu MAIDEN. Saber
tpagte lie Is ni6t, ibren pabren aas
r1tter gu offenbaren unb Die i'm Ras
men Der Weni6li6teit geiteQten Bitten
o6ne Weiteres abSupeiien. Wit adj
ensfii6sr Seudslsi itslte is 9esenbes
oinsunsen, bic unerfiQbar Iinb, I'm
FOLDER Weife ben @orpurf, bab gnss
lamb cine Station Don garbaren iet,
auf Deutf6lanb db5updl5en. 9amit
pirb tie iebo6 teinen grfolg Bel Sol.
den buben, Die e6rli6 unb re6tli6 gu
oenten perm0een. Nas bic @erpsigss
ruHg Der 8ufubr Don Spfpitul<g sbari
uHbeIanet, 70 1T gnslonb gar mid!
i'm StGnbe, nit alien @orten, bic es
OOrbrinst, ben gerpeis isiner I'm
menfdltdteit gu %leusneu. IS ma6te
ndmlid bieie 3ufubr baoon abbdnsis.
bop bic SOipitalDOrrdt6e neutratsn
Rotbe arsus= Geienfdaften in Oeutfd:
lamb ii6erpisfen perben. Gs bGtt.
ebenio gut foroern tOnnen, bab cine
8ommiifion Dom planeten Wars nit
Der 8ertbetluns betraut perbe. neil
neutrale Rotbe areu5sS ofpitGler in
Geutitldnb ni4t ~porbanbsn iein tons
men. Rad Dem nrt6eil Der ean5en
Welt Iinb ale Rotbe areu3zS rganiIa-
tipHen neutral, fte biensn Der Hd9iten.
Itebe, in tpel4e fopobl Geinbe, pie
Jreunbe einseihlofen iinb. gber uln
cine beu4lerii6e Maste erlangsn sn
tpnnen, itsat England fi6 nit Der
8abrbeit unb ben sbdtfa4en in Wis
berfpruh unb bebauptet, bab bag
Wotbe areus niGt neutral III, trobbem
poaauf betannt III, bab es fi6 bie
Der feinbliden 9ertpunbeten
anselesen fsin lGbt, fpie bic
ieiner 2~dnbsleute. Sus pirb burd1
bic englif4en 9srpunbeten, bic In
Deutidlanb sebeilt tperben, 6epieicr.
I'm baber cine f~psitere Mastc fir fem
1arbarsntb1ltn aI erIargtu, mar maj.
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GiedrOser i~aspembirt.

poIi3iit SreS. Diedroger bon
fiiniten Thrift wurbe eeitern BON
Siferbeitsbireftor Srieblnnoer ipeger
tbatliden aneriffs auf einen giirgeE
fir bic Tauer BON 90 1oeen pom
3ienit ~ilspenbiri. aIs anfldser frat
Martin 5]inep, BON Wc. 1885 Marit
NDeniie alf, Der bebauptete, oaB er
am Samltas Dor aft Snaen1 oils er
nit ieiner @nttin naf Der goIi5eiiia.
iior an Der y)ort StraBe peaeu eires
cbeIidcn gtreitcs aefommen mar. Dor
bern Stntionsgebdmoe BON Iiefroger
perfmippclt iroroen iet. anberoem be.
baitptcte Iitnp audi, oob 9iefroger
i'm bic @qttin abipenitig genludd
babe. Iieics murbe BON sSrau Iiuip,
bic aIs 3eugin fir ben goliStiten aui-
trat, beitritten iiro tie Deriiherte aud,
oob Sunrp Der anareiier gepeien iei
lnb Gicdroacr MIR bon ieilien 5Gn.
item, aber nidt bon ieinem attiippcI
8ebrolid, gemadt babe, mas aud
Eiedroaer ielbit behdiiptete. Ter sln.
fIGger beriudite perI6)ieoentIit nlier.
banb mIiebinnnc Sdmiliengeffidten
in bic @erbanbhmg binein5u3erren,
.Der Ser tyrie6lanoer ifnitt ibm SaS
1crt nb ulo iuspenoirtc ben pcii.
siiten fir bic Euater BON 20 9ageit
pom 1ienit.
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Sie @erpfesuna tint belaserten
Raris 1904.

Bon Observation-Disclosures unb
5beueruns, bic biefsu Rameu aud in
&risgsSsiten perbieneu, gibt Elm be-
mertsnspertbes S6rifttiid aus Dem
&riege 1901 Elm isbr einbrudss
pDles Bib. Sc bdnpslt iid um bic
notarisa bsslaubiste abfarift zines
Barrier Sdulenunf6lass, IN benz es
heibt:
n4utbntiider Hahptis Der fddnbs
IiGen Gpetuldtionen, gu benen bic
8elaseruns BON paris 1901 @srs
anlafung CAB.
Die Regieruns Der ~natiOnalsn Ders
i~beibigung, bic BON antirspublifanis
Ihen unb nod barber b~inausgebens
ben GefiiAlsn befeelt mar, unb in Der
8eripaltuns cine ftrdflide llnfdbisteit
an ben nag leste, bat bic Spetllas
tion babur9 ermutbisi, bab fie BON
Beginr Der 8elaseruns an es unters
Iieb, fdmmtli@e Fit bic Dtrpffssung
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@ie Coroner Or. Soertmener pcr
Sings 1iills ans mitgetDeiIt tpurhc,
arbeitete 0iadintcib III ben 6ortigs,
gidrermiibIen iuib rpoIlte an MontaJ
M5ero wdbreno bcs @etpitters, aIs or
Die guIoeria5rif perlieb. idnea iibcr
Die Strube lG,fen, aIs &c pom eiilem
salrtcmobiI nieoergeraIIrrt ptirbe, bas
Clarence @asfea, Der 9ud)balter Der
yufueriabrif Iei,fie. Radintoib iuur.
De iofcrt bierber naf benz Gbriii
poipitaI sebraf,t, aber aae @cmiibun.
gen Der Ger5te, ibn am 2eben 81 CT.
balicn auaren pergebeus.
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Ten, baben cine fpittis. 9ertrassbs,
thinning unsrfiilt selafen: be,
Oobetanes blieb in ibrtn 9dnben. Of.
Ter @erpflid.unsen sessn Sialim ans
gefifis Der neuen ariessertldruns le.
big, ianbten bic 5iirien BON reuem
OfEsiere unb Wannf1aften mad
Norbafritd. Die .Grruneenldaitsr
bes opferreiden 9ripoIisirissss babsn
bic SiaIiensr gum gr5bten 96eil be,
reits singebiibt; nur nod auf einen
itmaIen aiiitenfrsifen baltsn fe iid.
sic miibisn einen neusn langpierigsn
aripOIsfeIpsug fibren, tpenr Fe 9ris
p%oIitanien iemals piebersusepinneu
luiinf6.n.
Sn Mesppten ~aIerbinss# i&.tnt es
ben ensllnoern biz 5ur Stunbe ges
Iunsen 5u fem, aufrubrseliifie nieber.
5ubalien. aber iis Sittern bapor, bab
ss nur cine 0als.nfrit 1T, b. ibmen
bort sesSnni pirb. SIC t6unen es
nidi p.rbinbern bab fid bi. ibnsn
feinolide Qsitaiion bort sirbobrt, ipie
sine Spnamitpatrone. limb in 9uuis
unb Worotto stbi ss ebenfans Wittl
unb Wese, nm bic 8epDlteruns in
asnntuis gu feben BON ben fdtp.rei
HieberIasen Der GnsIdnber uub Jrans
5oisn, bon benz fhmibliden S4eitern
bss 9arbansnsnansriffes. BON Der in
Baris unb Qonbon berri1enben
Rotblofisteit, fur, bapon, bab ben
gebtrrf6ern Der untericdten mpbams
mebaniTden Gambler bic Maht eatsiei.
let. aommt 3sit, tommt Ratb, meint.
9err Minjton Gbur4iu; i'm brttten
ariegsjabr tperben bic Oinse Elm gan,
anbsr.s Nusisbsu baden. Gefpib. Mis
iteben ia erft am anfans Der Wirfs
inmtsit bes iflamif4en 4ufrubrfers
ments. Der Huge Gdsid aus ROrbs
oirita fpubts, tpas CT iagte. als Ct
ben Wunf4 eusfprah. baB Der aries
lanse bausrn mSas. Dab e. iliissr
mar, ala lSerr Gburdin, liest auf bsr
5anb.
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abnisunsstrss. iebnen mir ab. Wsnn
unfere Ssgnsr fid na4 alien ibren
traurissn grfabrungtn fpeiterbin nit
aritbmetif6en SpieItreien abssben
molten. 70 1T bds BLOB tin 3.iderl
idlsdten GeI6mads. Seiterreid bat
fsinsr5sit Sur6 feline fdmale Wilis
tdrsrense ale isine unrubiesn Ruhs
barn i'm Siiboiten, bic siirtsn, Ssrs
ben, Rumdnsn, @eneratipnen lang in
S6a6 gebalten. Dos DeutfGe Meid
bat in 81, unb Wst 5tpei ifarte lRi.
litdrsrenssn peif ins 5einbtslanb
porsadobsn. Snnerbafb biefer grsrs
sen sebt auf srtpeitertem beutI6en
@ebiet bas asben rubig fsinen Sang.
Wenn bic Seinbe ben Mnitnrm sesen
bic bettfden guionette fortieBen mol
len, 10 mDgsn Fs % tbnu. sic iperben
ii4 nlr fpiebsr blutige R0pfe bolsu.
5aIttn iie bas 4nitiirmen, felbft mad
g~infesune Der englif4sn Rsfsrpsn. {
Sabre aus. 70 baben mir ale In
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Don Rubplf Rotbeii.

Sn ben eriien ariessmonaien Gu.
berte in elmer SerIinsr p~rpatseisa-
ipaft elm febr ~piroiser uub iluser
S9ei4 aus Roroafriia gum Griiaus
nen ieiner i8ub0rer ben @unfG. bab
Der arieg redt lanse bauern mSes.
I'm a%uftIdruns srfudt. iebte er aus.
einanoer, bab man benz tiIamHden
acknowledgements in @frita uno aiisn
3eit gum Wir,sn laHen miiFs; ie sr5s
Fer bic Grtft, bsto heHsr. Dos lanss
Straightforward, bas 5err MinitDn
Gburdiu bi.fsr Gage in Ieinsr abs
fdieDsrsbe iapang, lit alio cine Sipeis
fdneibise Wuife, pomit gburdiI
UNI SenOHen fih boppelt fdneiben
tonnen. Gburdi1 bIidts. inOem sr CUR
9sryitdrfuns ftiner 2anbsIeu.s be
eridOpiung 0eatidlanbs fir bas
brittle a~rieesjabr psrfprad. nur iber
ben MermeItanal. niht aber iptiter
aud iiber bas Ritielrnetr unb ben
qerii9en Wssrbufen binaus. Der bon
ibm anssnOmmsnen araftOerminbe
rirs WitteI guropas fteIte er bic
araft5unabme bes @ierperbanbes
Ourd einissung Der enslif4sn Reisrs
ben ssseniibsr.
Den 3ablerrorh, aud fir ben
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Securities.

4nton unb Mdrio aruum, PAIL
gBejt Mc1giden ape., Ndbden.
Geo. unb Waub Mintslman, Wt.
W~afbinston, anabe.
9urrp unb Warp Cool. 2S6s Sib.
rsb Abe., Rndbe.
Spitpb unb Della Dudmeier, 412l
Dirginia ape.. anabe.
Joitpb unb Narp Weirole. 1881
Gresman 4pe., WGb6en.
JOIspb unb glifabeib Bon RiH.n.
1854 Gtbuep Abe, anabe.
Wiltam unb emma Guisnt, 1920
gormanp Mbe., Wdbhen.
qerop nHb Qsoua Rsasp. 1858
8urd Abe, WdbHen.
Sobn unb Wartta Goodman. 619
8roaotpdp, Wdbden.
Gbiparb unb Sefpea 6ernIistd,
1856 4lms plaes. WGbten.
Jrsb. unb alpina Gtsfiens, 242
Welifb 9lps., anabt.
Grunt rnb Dttilis Wsisanb, 1909
Sab 2lps., Wdbfen. 4,
Carl uno aatkrins MsBmsr. 1898
Cooper Ctr, MdbGen.
WilIium unb Wde gbrenf&1penber,
1924 Rnoplton Ctr. Rnnbe.
Mi&ael iub anna 0enbsr. 1O8
Tinblop Ctr, NdbGen.
Sohn inb Marp Mibmuii, "A Rsbr
n etrr 8udtk
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beiiprinst, benn aud afsbaniitan
Iauert auf ben 4ussnblid. gergeltnna
bufiir su iiben, bab gnelanS una
Rublanb biefen auf feline llnabbdn,
sigfsit ftolssn Stdat nit gum O6ieit
hires mittelaiiaiifHen @ertrases ass
maft baben. Wit Gnslanb unb 9uss
lamb tpirb afgbaniItan nismals &C.
ben; fir sinsn Ielbsus sessn Gngs
Lamb unb RubIanb fino bic politifHtn
pfp&olosii6en @Orbepinsunsen Dor.
bdnben.
Jn afrifd babtn bic SenuHen an
ben Waffsn sesriffsn. Jbr asitatori,
ider ginfIub eritrsdt fi9 auf Megpp.
ten unb 9ripolis fammt 5inierIanb.
Die 1iirten baden ben griebenspsrtrag
BON 2aufanne. Der ben Sripoltsfrieg
btenbete, ibrerieits srfiiat. inbtm Re
ibre Offiaiere unb Sruppsn, bic in
5ripolitunien ssgen bic JtaIiene-
fampfttn, 5uriidberiefen. DE Sias
Iisnsr, tpsnigsr sbrsnbaft 1Is bic aiirs
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unfere enslif6s preFe III
ie6r entidieDen in Der @erurtbeilunq
Der S6par3en Cite. sic 1T enblid
Su Der @rtenntnib aufgeputt, bab
Gnslanb ben Der. Staaten nebr Bic
tel, als biefe buloen t0nnen. lber iie
ldbt es, rpie Der prGfbent, bei Worten
betpenben unb forbert teine pirtiametl
Wtittel CUR 3uridpeiiuns Der snglis
fteu &nmubuns, betrsffs ipel6er ios
gar 5ussitunbsn pirb, bab lie f6on
BON @nfans an irritireub gspsien fsi.
Ius after g~rfdbrung iOGte bod bic
preiis piHen, bab segsn England NIT
Worten ni6ts aus5uri9ten 1T unb
bdB nur Elm enersiidss gorgeben abs
bilfe ~sspdbren tonne. Cine Safens
Sperre sesen aGiirts S6iffe piirSe
auf Der Stele bic G~nsl1nbcr stpinaen,
unfers Rehte gu adten. DAB bas ni6t
perlaugt pirb unb afpar ie6r entf9ie.
ben, felt benz p~atripismus unferer
englii4en 9reFe elm iebr f6tedtes
s3eugniB aug. Cine Nation lam ni9t
niebriser finten, als penn lie peis,
bob lie eutebri unb Oersstpaltigt nirb
unb iiber pirtfame Wittsl 5ur abpsbr
perfigt unb trobbem ni1t bic Mmtpeus
bans bisfer Meittsl fOrbert.
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Sebf pirb piel Qarm iiber bic

SeBt nirb pisl Qdrm iiber bic
firdterlihe Grploiion in Seriep Gin
eemuht uno BON frepetbafter ueber:
tretung Der 9eiese seiproden Wan
finpet eS unertldrlia, fpie elm fold
tpi6tises Geieb gum S4ub Don Seben
uno g~isentbum, bas bos 4uffpsihern
bon boherplOiipen @eiaoHen an Dods
Derbietst, 10 ooais auber I9t seIai1en
peroen tOnnte. Der offsnbare Srunb
lit 9iuneisuns gu ben @aiirtsn. LIN
bieien gu belfen, pirb bas ameritanis
fhe 8olf seopfert. Die g~nsldnber
piirfsH in biefem 2anOe tbun, mas
ibnen nidt in ibrem eisenen 2anbe err
taubt iein puroe.
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Die piatigits Stelle ir
Sugbes' Rebe 1T bic G~rtldrung, BAT
Wilipn bic Re6te unb bic Gbre Der
ytatipn gesen Gnslanos @~ersepaltis
sunsen Obne mHitdriiae Wittel Bate
pabren tDrnen unb mir ertparten, bub
er i'm gerIaufe pes Wabltampfss Der
ameritanii9sn Station nit ausfiibr=
li6teit odrlesen pirb, auf pelden
Siefitanb Wilfon bic amerifand6s
Nation berdbeebriidt bot, inbem er
beren idmadpOuite 8ebanbluns but.
bette, pdbreno es in ieiner Wla4t Lag.
ohne S9pertitrei6 ben 9etpaltatten
englanos, oas uns nidt als elm fous
pcrdnes, ionbern uls Elm erobertes
SGno be6anpelt, Elm gnbe 81 MAIDEN.
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pie gnglGnber Hagen, bab

pie gnslGnOer Hagen, bab
Is linen 10 i9per falt, bic @ortbsils.
bic lie erringeu. ausSunisen. Shr
plan mar. bon elmer SteIuns, bic tie
trobsrt batter. tpeiter p%orsubrinssu,
bis tie auf bieie Weiis an ben Rbein
selangsn tpiiroen. Die Deutf6en iinD
10 hartnGtis, bas nidt suaussbsn.
Wenn iie audi nidt psrbinbsrn tonn=
ten, bab Die gnsldnber einen 9orftob
mahten, 10 treffsn lie ibre Mabrsseln,
nahbem er erfolst 1T, inbem tie tire
9ruppen bort tonSeutriren, no bic
engIGnoer SUB sefubt BADEN unb fe
nieper suriitperfen. Gus Der aluse
Der gnsldnoer 1T erii6tli6, oab fs
ielbft ni6t mebr an bas @elinsen ibrer
sroben GffeniiDe slauben.