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Evening star., 1916-04-19
United States in the folds of foreign

United States in the folds of foreign
newspapers.
The authorities also have been sue
cessful in detecting some of the dis
cealed themselves in the House of a
Thousand Dreams" fiat in Mime,
apolis, and awaited the finger nail
rap" which is the password of the
pensing fraternity. The seized drugs.
valued at $1,000, had been stolen from
wholesale drug house. and it is be-
lieved that the fiat had been used as a
regular headquarters for dispensing
them to addicts who called there.
fight are those in the prisons. One
keeper ar ried
Dope Is Carried the dope to
in Artificial Eye. bars in his arti-
fetal eye. About a half dozen keepers
at the Tombs reported seeing sensible
prisoners eating a portion of shirt front
or chewing a cuff. The investigation
which followed showed that dope was
used in the starching solution in the
prison laundry and the prisoners had
been informed by means of the usual
underground telegraph.
Visits from limousnes bearing well
dressed women resulted in raid on a
Chinese laundry. Detectives entered
the store carrying a bundle of clothes.
They caught a Whit OF opium tunes
and, rushing to the rear of the place:
burst open a door and found ono OF
the most elaborate smoking layouts
that has ever been seen in this coun-
try In another raid on dentist S
office a dope cabinet was found in the
seat Of the operating chair. When the
patient sat in the chair he got nlllng
of dope. These cases are typical OF
what the revenue men contend with.
There have been 325 convictions and
about 220 sentences imposed. Ihere
were also number OF cases Whlcn
were dropped upon recommendation or
the United States attorneys because
they were covered by the state laws.
1t is, therefore, evident that under the
Harrison law the traffic in habit-form-
ing drugs is being
T.au Effootiua effectively regulated
and many habitues
as Regulation. have been compelled
to apply to hospitals and other institu-
tions for treatment. But the law is
not perfect. nor is it claimed to be. The
old argument has been advanced that
the law interferes with personal lib
ertv, Some doctors have objected to
being tagged like automobiles. Others
would make the law more rigid and
wipe out all exemptions. 1t is prob
able, however, that the effects OF the
law will be studied for another year, at
least. before any change is made in It.
While it is not matter of particular
consequence to those persons who Ia
vor regulatory acts intended to check
the use of injurious commodities among
the ignorant and the vicious, it is in
teresting to note that as revenue act
the law promises to be successful. The
receipts for the first year will approx
mate 100000. The total amount ap-
propriated was $4,000. 1t will thus
be seen that the law will be more than
elf-sustaining. while it has certainly
gone a long way toward stamping out
one of the most dangerous vices.
Evening star., 1916-04-19

The pet birds of this country last
year consumed 4.704,625 pounds OF o1ro
seed.
Evening star., 1916-04-19

innocently. that it had been given him.
physician in good standing in New
York. and always cured him of the
grip. He admitted that he felt grippy
very often. The clerk told him that
under the new law the prescription
could not be reflled. as it contained
heroin. 1t was decided to fill 1t with
out the heroin. but the effect was not
as before. He longed for the drug he
had become accustomed to. and it took
several months treatment to cure him.
This druggist was one Of $4,000 who
registered as the law required and
whose aid was solicited in enforcing it.
There were also 125.000 physicians,
81, 900 dentists. 10000 veterinarians.
5000 hospitals and 1.1oo wholesale
druggists who registered under the
law. The cooperation of nearly a
quarter of a million persons was OBJ
tanned. in addition to the government
i, officials and police whose business it
was to see the law carried out.
A short time after the law went into eff
foot fy.o yo,n0 p,ap Slo,,ched along opa of
Evening star., 1916-04-19

The day that this new law went into
effect a prominent business man asked
to have
Is Unable to Get pre- s cription
Remedy He Craved, wash ineton
pharmacy. On inquiry he explained.
Evening star., 1916-04-19
RAILWAYS IN MEXICO
TRAVERSE LARGE AREA
Roads in the Northern Section All
Equipped With American
Locomotives.
Subject of an Informative Bulletin
just Issued by the National
Geographic Society.

The railways of northern Mexico. the
use of which was fraught with grave
moment to the punitive expeditionary
force under Gen. Pershing a few days
ago. because of the serious question
of Transporting supplies. is the sub
ject of an informative bulletin just
issued by the National Geographic So
ciety of Washington.
THE railway system of Mexico has
a mileage which exceeds by 25 per
cent the combined mileage of all the
other countries of North and South
America, with the exception of Canada,
the United States. Argentina and
Brazil" says the bulletin. This vast
system has been built up in forty-five
years, for, while there was a tiny
track from Mexico City to the suburb
of Guadalupe as early as 1854, 1t was
not until 1878 that President Lerdo
inaugurated the first important nne'
that which runs from Vera cruz 10
the national capital
PRESIDENT Lerto was opposed to the
building of railways across the desert
plateaus of northern Mexico, Tor ne
believed. it is said, that these ara
plains afforded certain securi,y y
against the political and commercial
influence of the United States.
Diaz Had Broader Vision.
president Porf1rio Diaz had far
broaded vision. however. and during
his long regime railroad building was
one of his chief concerns. SO that when
he retired from the presidency these
steel arteries of commerce had crossed
the United States border at six places
Laredo, Ell Paso, Nogales. Eagle
Pass. Presidio and Brownsville, and
nually, together with 100000 tons
.One of the most interesting features
of the railway system under Dlaz was ms ms
insistence that the American managers
of the merged Mexican national rallWass 5
should employ, whenever possible. Mex
can conductors, brakemen, telegraph
operators, fiagmen and section foremen-
In this way he hoped to build up sub
stantial middle class from among the
poems. one of the crying needs or the
country. ,,
City with the United States border was
that to FL Paso, opened by President
Diaz thrty-two years ago last month;
This line has been extended IN recent
years to Tampico on the east and to
braces a system of 1000 miles.
'.The shortest line from Mexico City
to the United States $500 mles) is that
Of the National railway. which crosses
the border at Laredo.
when the four important railway
systems known as the Mexican Central.
the National, the International and the
Interoceanic were fused into the National
Railways of Mexico the government re-
tanned a majority OF the capital stock Of
SIS. 200. 900 pesos.
Use American Locomotives.
"All of the railways in northern Mexico
are equipped with American locomotives.
passenger and freight cars, and Pullman
~cccmmodations are to be had on most
OF. tie lines. The frst-class passenger
rates Se slightly higher than on Ameri-
Evening star., 1916-04-19
MOUNT RAINIER VOTES
WATER-SEWER BONDS
improvements Authorized to Cost
100000 and Work Will Start
in Few Weeks.
Special Correspondence of The Star.

Special Correspondents Of The Star.
HYATTSVILLE. April 19.-In COM
pliance with an act of the recent legis-
lature, the voters Of Mount Rainier.
Prince Georges county. Monday di-
rected the mayor and common coun-
ell to issue bonds in the sum of $780,
900 for the installation of a water
system and sewerage plant. The vote
was $50 to ~. The same proposition
carried in 1914. but the legality OF the
election was contested and the court
of appeals declared the election void.
The improvements authorized yester-
day will be begun within the next few
weeks. the necessary surveys, etc, be-
ing completed.
Two Mayoralty Nominees.
At citizens convention held here
Monday night Councilman John G..
Holden of the third ward and William
F. Pierce were nominated for the
office of mayor. The election is to be
held May l. William T. Casey was
elected chairman of the convention
with H. L. steqhman as as secretary; ss a:i
nominated Councilman Holden. second
ed by Matthew F. Halloran. Mr.. Pierce
was nominated by DR.. Thomas p. Lait-
mer, seconded by J. Frank Lillard.
County Treasurer Edward a. Fuller
nominated William A. Shepherd for
town treasurer. Mr.. Shepherd will
have no opposition at the election:
Messrs Holden. Pierce and Shepherd
accepted the nominations In appro--
pirate remarks, In the hrst ware
Councilman Harry p. Welsh and J. T
Fritts were nominated for counctlmen
from the first ward; T. Hammond
Welsh from the second ward and
Charles w. Clagett and Fred A Soules
from the third ward.
Evening star., 1916-04-19
Use American Locomotives.

"All of the railways in northern Mexico
are equipped with American locomotives.
passenger and freight cars, and Pullman
-rccmmodations are to be had on most
or SIe lines. The first-class passenger
rates Se slightly higher than on Ameri-
Evening star., 1916-04-19
Deaths Result
From Overdose,

0CdLuS ItESu1L
their pale faces
From Overdose. .nd +ri+ch,ne In.
showing they were in the agony that
comes to the drug addict when deprived
of his stimulant A strange Italian
stopped them, and, In broken English
explained that he had a substitute for
cocaine which was twice as effective.
With eager. shaking hands they counted
out the price, seized the tablets offered
and crushed them on their tongues.
Within ten minutes both dropped sense
less The overdose of the powerful
substitute was too much for their
weak bodies. They died within the
hour. During that day ten other men
applied to the New York police for
treatment. They said that the drug
market had been cornered and only
the wealthy could get a supply.
There were 1.o21 drug users treated
at the Metropolitan Hospital. New
York, during the last six months of
1915. There were sixty-two voluntary
drug patients at Bellevue during jan
uary of this year
The new law did from the start break
up great deal of the traffic in mar
cotics. But the underworld is not so
easily conquered. In the large cities
the dope syndicates" have been syste-
mat1cally smuggling ana distributing
the drugs and have def1ed the law. In
raid in San Francisco two Chinese
women were found guarding s50,000
worth of smuggled opium. 1t was be-
lieved to have been shipped from MeXi-
co, dropped off steamships through
portfolios by Chinese coolies at night in
tin casks, picked up by the opium ring
and brought to the port in launches 1t
was then shipped to a depot on the
water front. transferred to trunks and
boxes and sent to headquarters. The
tin casks were painted black and could
not be seen floating on the waves at
night. In another instance seventy
cases of opium. containing 100 five-tael
cans each and valued at approximately
S450.000. were intercepted by customs
officials. This is said to be thee largest
single seizure ever made in the United
States.
Evening star., 1916-04-19
Other Methods
of SMUGGLING.

lieve that the woman recently arrested
in Detroit and known as the Queen of
the Dopes" is the head of a gigantic or
ganization which has been bringing in
immense quantities from Canada. The
dope is brought in under neckties, in
false cigarettes or memo books and in
numerous other ways. One hunchback
who was arrested on suspicion was
found not to be a hunchback at ALL His
hunch was to carry dope.
Difficulty is also encountered on the
Mexican line. One drug store in JuareZ.
Mexico, was found to be shipping 5000
worth of drugs into the United States
every day. 1t has also been discovered
that drugs have been mailed into the
Evening star., 1916-04-19

But all of the smuggling is not
through ports of entry. The organiza-
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-07-28
Ceffemtlider gerfanf.

Der unter5ei6neter miro auf ieiner
Sarm BEL fredericksburg am
Sreitag, ben 4ten Mmsnit,
beeinnenb 8 llbr morgens, folgenbes
@igentbum Gffentlih on ben Meiit.
bietenben berfuufen:
Sbeil Der Sauss ltnb &iidenge-
rGtbidaften; SarmeerGtbidaften al
Ter grt (eintee nod neu); 8ferb, $50
gen; Surrep: 8usgp; elm regiiteren
Bull, Sereforo &aiie, 2 Sabre alt uno
Glide Stiid &inbpieb berielbe Raiie;
Sdafe; Sau (t%ragenO); 8ein- nno
Gibermiible neblt 8reIie; 8einbiitten
unb 8einfdiier; etlide Stolen 8itts.
burg S~ence6rabt.
9ebingungcn: Summen bon
SIS nnb Deniger 8aar. Summen
iiber SIS ie6s @onate Credit aegen
Gote nit geniieenocr Siderbeit. 3
Brosent Mobatt bel 9aar3ablrng, arf
Srmmen iiber So. Sollte es am A.
stugitit regnen, finbet Der Serfauf am
foleenoen Gage itatt.
6. S. 8radt.
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9tad,rnf

Nm Gbrilt. &pttboff, aeltorberl
SuIi %, 1916.
N6 fern biIt Oh, ad fern bon mir,
9u biit niht mebr altf gr0en bier,
3 liebe treue Seele!
Did iudt umionit mein triiber Bid,
Oh febrit nid)t mebr 5u mir 5urild,
@ie bel mir aud nun feble.
Scr Sreunoidoft Slid lit MIN babir
Sein Croft pern ib Derlniien bin,
0ein Mitleio menr i6 leioe.
Wtir feblt bes @atten treite Sarb,
Mir feblt bas Ser5 bas mid peritanb,
Weir feblt bes 2ebens 6reuoe.
go i6laf benn mobl in Sein arm,
Did trifft fein lln9liid mebr,
fein Sarm;
go idlaf oenm till, in iiiber Stub;
9ein Seilanb briidt oir's Mrge at.
@epiomet BON oeiner trauernoerl
@attih Sulia aottboft
nebit &inocr.
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Srou S. Romumel, bon Gbnnois,
bcfanb iih iiber Montag uno 0iens-
tag bier, in geidGftliden 4nselegcn-
beiten.
Srall Goa Heubauler unb bereil
So6terden Sa5el, bon Sermann, mo-
rem borise 8pde Die @GIte bon 8m.
&einbola rno Samilie.
Ilfreo Dreamer uno Samilie, bon
Saline County, befanben ii6 un
borigen Rittipo6 unter ben bieiiaen
geiu6ern.
Senrp 8egemam bat iid elm
Dodge" Iuto gefauft uno baltt nun
cine Garage fir oasielbe.
Souis 2alf murbe ant Is. SsSl,li
bon Ieiner Satin nit einent Sohter.
den bei6enft.
Sri. Iurelia S6utb non @ermann,
befano lid mebrere Gage oieier ISOLDE
allf 9ciud bel Srau 6. Sontag ltno
Samilie.
Sreo guente uno @attin, bon st.
Sonls, uaren gnbe boriger ISOLDE
bier, ulf 9eiu6. 2
Soiepb Spedbols, ser @eidGits.
fiibrer Der 5armers @lcpator 60,
fartft jest an beitimnten Sagen Scr
8ohe @ei5en in @aseonaoe, fir Der
&erianot bon BORT.
8ult. Wenitrec uno @attin, bon
ct. 2ouis, iino oieie ISOLDE Die @Glte
bon vi. 2euenbereer 1tno Sanilie.
aug. SdWabibeiien BON Sope.
fam am 0ontus bier bur6, auf cine,
ldngeren &eiie nad Retp Sape1i, ct
Souls uno 8laten in Sllinois.
sri. Srene %2euenberger befinoet
lid oieie ISOLDE alif 9eiu6 in 8bine.
lanb.
Com. Summert unb Souls gocgel
baben lid arn Sonntag nab ct
@enepieDe County beseben, Inn mad
Sano.Sntereiien 5lt ieben.
SRI. ". bon 2anii, bon Chicago
fpeilt CUR 3eit bier, arf lGnacrem Sc.
inf bel Sreun0en.
0os Sifnif in Sreoeridsburg, on
lesten Samstag, bate biele 8ei,hel
bon bier.
Z. s. Sanlep uno Srl. 9ittij
Senrp, bon ct, 2ouis, melde IN ser
nergan9enen ISOLDE Die @GIte BON 9
Y. Heoefer unb Satin maren, iiui
an Somtag uieocr nadbauie sereiIt.
Vim fomnenoen Sonntae miro oas
bieli9e Bali Seom nit Dem Sean
bon Sefferion 9th Elm Spiel MAIDEN
neldes icbr anilniert Su meroen Der
lprtdt. S1mmtlidc SreunDe mi
6oroerer oes Spiels iollten Mnmefeni
letn linn Dem bieligen Seam pefuniGI
untcr Die arme 81, sreifen.
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a,tftipn.

Ser llnter5eidnete miro oiif ieiner|
8arm, 2 @eilen norooitli9 bon BOTS.
Dam unb IL MeiIen iii6lid bon Mor.
riion, am
Mitttppd, ben 2. Ingnit 1916,
~beginnenb I'M 10 llbr, Dormittags,
bas foleenbe, beipegli6e @igentbum,
ofientlih on Den @eiitbietenoen ter
f%aifen:
/ IauIeieI, A Sabre aIt; 1 @abre.
Soblen. 2 Sabre off; / 8feroe.S Sob.
len 1 Sabre olt; 2 MtiIdfiibe; 1
Milipalifee 9inoer; 1 MiIpallfee
@1ber; 1 MeGormif Seureden; /
Sobn Deere S6eiben +. g~ultipator; /
9rablep Sang . gultibator; / &orn.
&0nig Ding Streuer; / Sobn Deere
Sabr . GfIue; 1 Sobn Deere Gang.
8fliig, ID Soil; 1 S6eiben : Ggee;
/ Sdeiben . Grill; 1 SdaufeL.9 Drill;
2 adt.5olliee Sfliige; 1 Geerless
gtGb Waidine; 1 SnrreD; 1 Stun
about; 1 @cgormid Seureden;
8flis @eidirr; ! nieoriger 8asen;
1 Sobn Deere Gbef. Tomer; 1 &o6-
ofcn. 2 Seitofen 2 Geeer, iomie an
bere 5arme uno Sous : @eratbe 5ii
5ablrei6 um ansefiibrt gu perOen,
9ebingungen: ollie 8etrdge
BON $500 ODER ueniger 9aar. Sir
ar0Bere 8etrdse miro Elm &reoit boils
6 @onaten betpilliet, gesen Note nit
g~eniigenoer 8iirgihaft. 3 8ro8ent
9isfontp fir 9aar : 3ablung. SolIte
es am 2. Niisuit regnen, bann finbet
Ser 8erfauf am nGditen Gage itatt.
SermannE Bob lmann,
&olte 1. Morriiom, 800.
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MnffDn.

llnter5eibneter miro auf ieinem
&lase in 9rafe, 900, am
Sreitas, ben %. Snli, 1916
beginnenb Inn 1 llbr 9admittaes.
foIgenbes Gigentbitm offentlih an
Den Weiltbietenben berfaufen:
1 GROCER Spring.8 agen,
" Sob Cylinder Del,
Sriebriemen fir cine Sagemiible,
8 3olI~ brett,
Circles Sage,
SGgemiible. Outfit.
Cine Is b%oriepomer engine,
@aiolin.g II. 8aidmaidinc
500 SUB 8aubol5,
3 Sei5ofen,
1 Srgel.
@benfalls Sauseerdtbidaften, DO.
bel uno anoere @rtifel, an 5ablreid
Inn iie alle bier an5ufiibren.
8eoinennecn: So nnb meniger
8aar. lleber SIS feds @onate Gre.
DIT segen 9ote nit gutter Siderbeit,
2 Bro5ent &abatt BEL 9~aaraobl,ing.
SIM Sale es am %. SuIi reg
men iollte, finoet Der @erfauf am
folsenoen Gage itatt.
IS M. 9 9ant 9rafe, $40.
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Wprriion n.

am Samstoe, Den 30. Sllli (alit
morgcn) tinoet in Ieper's @roDe bas
Eitnif Der bieiigcr, gpon9l. @emein.
DC itatt.
Sobn 90. 9tolte perlor art Sams.
tae elm Yfero, infolge bon Suflhld.
gen pelde basielbe BON einem anbe.
rem, BON Serrn Golte's 8ferOer, CT.
baltcn batte.
Ian falfe Sobnion & 2apne
nSunibine" uito .Eeacemafer" 8afs
fee, Der bette mcl6er I'M Warft lit, bel
2cuis &of.
Com. Summert, Der Sanoler in
@%rlunhbeiis, nertauidte borige &oGe
gieentbum in ct. 2puis fir cine
Sarm bon 420 ader. in ct. Gene
piepc County.
Gbas. 8rieibfe, bon Stolpe, lag
filr5lid am &bcumatismlls oarnie-
Der; bat iih in8mii6en aber mieber
erbolt.
Wap 9enlon, bos S06ter6en bon
@m. 9enion itub Satin, in @osco'
naoe, bate fiir5li6 einen Infall Dor
Der ainbcr- Gbolera.
Srau Com. Seullp, bon 8asconaot
botte am borigen 6reitae einen @n
foll bon @aItritis.
GOn. Holte, mel6er ii6 Dor eini
gen @oden nit elmer grt perleste
gebt leiner Seilrng entgeeen.
Or. Goof madte am lebten 9iens
tag ieinen regelmaBigen 8eiud
ct. hubert.
gelta &nife, bas So6terden boz
Ridoro &nife unb @attin, in @asco
zoe, mar Dor &l1rSem iebr franf, il
ober nun auf Der 8eiierung.
Subn unb 8alter Sebling famei
iiinslt nit 5nei neuen, Snteritat
Iutos bon ct. 2ouis 3liriif.
Or. Soparo 8orfman uno @atti,
limb am borieen 9onnerstag mad
Springfielb, 800. eereiit. INN iid al
elmer Samilien : 3uiamnenfunf
alf Der oIteu SeimStGtte All hpthpiIi
gen. Or. Com. Souoers unb @at
tin, bon 5reeoom, baben iid QUO
nod Springfield begeben; Sra,
Soubers lit cine Sdpelter BON Or
@orfmon.
SRI. Clara Sabermebl, bon Sc,
mann, mar am lebten Somstag al
9eiud bel ibrer @aie, 8rou Srei
gngelage.
J. Or. Goof ma6te am Samstog e
. men @eiddftsbeiu6 in Berger.
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alare Sant fommt bon innerbal6.

IS 1T ndrriid su sIauben, baB Sic
cine Hare Sautfarbe our6 ben &C.
braild BON @eiidtspnlper erlanacll
foiinten. @ebt auf Ole 8ursel oes
Hcbels Sitrd griinoIide @einigllns
0es Spltems nit Or. Sings r,eilen
Scbeltspillen. angenebm nnb miloe in
Der 8irfiomfeit, f~neifen nidt, bod
itc miloern Die 2ebcr ourd lire SIT.
tion anf Die Ginsepeioc. @nt fir
Die Snngcu, Die gripadienen un6 Sic
8etaaten. 8ebt nod elmer floren
@elidltsforbe hcute, Doc. III apo-
t6cfen, (Mop.f.)
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@ene Mnaeiaen
Iplitiidlr gn,eiae.

Souls 9lomberg lit elm Ganoioai
fir Gountp Surbepor (Selomeiier)
lno eriud)t Die Stimmgebcr I'M
ibre ltnterltiisuns bel Der Frimar'
mubl am 1. Iuguit.
SEER 8lomberg bot cine lang.
jdbrige grfabrlng int Ganopermei
luneen unb i'm iiioliden S6eile Dee
Goilntps, mo- or biele Sermeiilngerl
gcntaft bot, genieBt er bas polle 3ii'
troiten ieiner Mitbiirger.
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,germiftl1

yeit %gren5enloier %grbitteruna lit
IN oeii letten @oden an allen Sron.
ten gefampft morocn: Sn &uBlano
tobei Sample fait on ie6er Stelle
Der langen Sront bon Higo bis nad
8olbpnien un0 binunter bis aiir rii-
manilfen @ren5e. SIM 8eiten ire.
ten Die gemaltigen Sample Inn ole
WtaasfeItc Serbln IN Dos enti1eioen.
DC Staoium, unb i'm noroliden Scile
Der Sront itcmmt iid Der bertlde 81.
ienipoll nit imerb6rter 4usoouer uno
sGbeiter 9ebarrli6feit eegen Ole Der.
einte Stobfraft Der britiih.
iden Sffeniipe.
Us 1T flor, Dob Geuti6Iano nnb
feline Serbiinoeten einen idiueren
Stano bdben gegen oieie ltebermadt.
Gs bat aud feinen 3fped, iid al Der.
beblen, Dab oieie unlnterbrodene
Reibe bon S6ladten nit u~neebeliren
Ausoebnllngen gegen nidt 81 inter-
idasenoe, neutrality-suspicious. @eaner,
Den 9clltiden eroBe Spfer alferlc-
gen, Spfer an Gotten, an @erlpunoe.
ten uno on SermiBten.
@ir fonncn uns poritellen, pie Die
I%ngeborigen Der &ricger baneen nm
oas @oblergeben ibrer 2ieben, bon
oenen tic fiirdten miiiien, bob geraoe
lie es iino, Die Dem fiirdterli6en
&ingcn in gerube Dem abi6nitt Der
6ront gum Spfer fielen, BON Dem Der
leste OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES in fnnppcn.
inhaltsi6iueren @orten iprah.
9lm beginnt cine 3eit qualpoller
ltngeipiBbeit unb nerpenaufreibenben
Sarrens fir Die Oabeimgebliebenen.
Saglih beitiirmen Sauienbe Die @uss
fiinftsitellen oes 0eutid)en Soften
&reuaes, i'm ettpaige Hadridten iiber
ben 8erbleib ibrer anseborigen au er.
Fbalten. limo menn es oft aud nur Die
idmetslide @epiBbeit lit, Dob elm
meitcres @arten feinen 3med mebr
bat.
Sft perecbcn Ionate, ebe oas
0eutide 3ote &rcu5 in Der Gage lit.
feItaupitellen, in meldem @efnnge-
men !. Eager iih Elm SermiBter befin-
oct. Solde ihDierigen grmittlunsen
iinb natiirlid MIR ouf internationaler
@rlrnolasc moglid. Gos lit Elm
Srolt in all' Dem Samnter. 9enn 90.
rim liegt aud Der cin5ige Soffnungs-
idimmer, oab i'm 3eiden bes Soften
areu5es einmal mieocr cine S6lfer-
&eriobnung fomnlen miro.
IS banbelt lid bier I'M cine &c.
paltige 4rbeitsmenge, Ole bas
Deutihe Gote &reil5 in 8erbinbltng
nit Den &ote. &reuS.S tellen oes reli.
tralcn ilnb feinbli6en arslanSes Sl
leiIten bat. 9ieie grmittlitne BON
GermiBten uno Die bamit perbnnoe-
men &adfori6ungen Itellen cine auf-
gabe oar, bie niht einmul NIT Der Be-
enoielng oes &rieees eridopft icin
miro. 8is enolid ollie @efangenen
our6 Die internationalen 3entralen
wieber Den beimatli6en 9ooen be.
treteu baben, miro nod cine lange
3eit pcrgeben.
a,td Die Delegation oes 0eutiden
Roten &reu3es in Den 8ereinigten
Staaten, 1923 8roaomap, SEEM Oorf,
lit germ bereit, burd Die erropaiiden
3entralitellen Radfori6ungen nat
ScrmiBten anltcllen ST laiien.
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In &erfanfen: @ine aute 81

Sn Terfanfen: Cine quite so
Ider Greet : 5arm; Saus nit 8
3immer, groBe Sdeuer unb atbere
Gebengebdltoe, allies on elmer 2ano.
poit &oute.
SRI. @eorgic Dieitelfam p,
8Ian6, Mn.
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Sir iinb ermadtigt
81 or mn,thiu

als 9anoibat fir bas Mmt bes
Sberiffs BON @ascona6e gountp an.,
5useiaen, untertporfen Der gntidei.
6lng Der &epublifmniihen Stimmae.
Der bel Der 8rimar.8abI am 1. Mu.
quit 1916.
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@ir iino crlnd6tigt
@rnIt s. Sooner

ais &nnoioat fir oas amt bes Goun.
tn . &idters, fir Den norbliden 81.
ftrift bon @osconaoe Golntp, ari3ll.
Seigen; uatermorfcn Der gntideiblng
Der &epublifuniiden Stimmeeber Bel
her Grimar @abl, an /. Sing. 1916.
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Shr Gunnts.8 idter 96rSl. Dit.
Bir limo ern1dtiat
Gonftana 81. Mief

&0nitana u. Hief
als aanoibat fir oas @mt bes go,ln.
tp . &idters, fir Den n0roliden 81.
ltrift bon @asconabe goirntp, art5it.
seigen; unterporfen Der entideibyne
Der &epiiblifaniiden Stimmgeber bel
bfr Srimdr.8 abl, am 1. sing. 1915.