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Newark post. (Newark, Del.) 1910-1969, 1916-08-30
WEDDING
Lynch-Pie

Announcements have been re-
ccived of the marriage Of Miss
Marie V. Lynch and Mr.. John
Reeve Pie, of Pniladelphia, on Sat-
urday, August twenty-sixth at
"Our Lady of Victory" church,
Philadelphia. Both the bride and
groom are well-known in Newark
Mr.. and Mrs. Pie will reside IN
Philadelphia.
Newark post. (Newark, Del.) 1910-1969, 1916-08-30
OBITUARY
Robert A. Brady

Robert A. Brady died at the
home Of his sister, Mrs. E. O. Wal
ton of Iron Hill on Monday, Aug
ust 28th, after long illness due
to Brights' Disease. The body was
taken to Philadelphia today where
funeral services will be held from
the residence of sister, Miss
Margaret Brady, at 800 North Goth
Street. Interment in Woodland
Cemetery, Philadelphia.
Newark post. (Newark, Del.) 1910-1969, 1916-08-30
Takes Up Resi-
dence In Newark

Professor Paul w. Boutwell,,
who was appointed sometime ago
by the trustees of Delaware Col
lege as instl uctor in chemistry ar
rived in Newark this week and has
rented the former home of DR.. A
Lee Porter. Professor Boutwell, is
the first of the new members of
the faculty appointed for the COM
ing college year to arrive.
Newark post. (Newark, Del.) 1910-1969, 1916-08-30
New Company
Begins Operations

The Delaware Acid Company,
located on Cleveland avenue, be-
Reduced to plain English, i'll
week. A new building has been
erected at a reported expenditure
of $4,000. The company was in
corporated last April by Charles
B. Evans, Joseph H. Hossingel
and Daniel Thompson, capital
100000.
Drugs, acids and chemicals viii
be manufactured. About fifteen
men will be employed at first.
Newark post. (Newark, Del.) 1910-1969, 1916-08-30
Announcement

The Board of Health will make
sanitary II spect ion of the
schools of the town at an early
date after the opening of the ses-
sion. The Board feels that il
wants the cooperation of the
Board of Education in the matter
We can and ought to look after the
welfare of every child in this
town.
Committee of Board of Health,
Signed Sergeant Fraze,'
Newark post. (Newark, Del.) 1910-1969, 1916-08-30
College Commandant
Receives Promotion

Lieutenant Charles E. Herman,
Jr., United States Army, who has
been military instructor of the
Delaware College cadets for three
years, has been promoted to a
captaincy. His regiment is the
Twenty-sixth U. S. Infantry and
he is to rejoin it shortly after
September 16.
Newark post. (Newark, Del.) 1910-1969, 1916-08-30
Outlook In Demo-
cratic Circles

The following review of the po-
litical situation in Democratic cir
cles is taken from the Every
Evening of August 29th:
With the positive announcement
that former Judge George Gray
will not permit the presentation of
his name to the Democratic State
Convention at Dover next Tues
day for nomination for United
States Senator, Democrats are
considering other men, and live
ly contest seems likely. Candi-
dates for the nomination include
Thomas F. Bayard of New Castle
county, L. Irving Handy, Henry
Ridgely and Franklin Brockson of
Kent, and Andrew J. Lynch Of
Sussex.
Others proposed are former At
torneys-General Andrew c. Gray
and John Biggs and Attorney
G neral Josiah 0. Wolcott.
Friends of Mr.. Brockson expect
Mr.. Handy to develop his greatest
strength on the. first ballot and
hope there will be a diverting Of
Handy votes to Brockson there
after. Andrew C. Gray today had
not made definite reply to the
Democrats who had asked him o
become a candidate. Mr.. Biggs
and Mr.. Wolcott could not be in
terviewed because they were out
of town.
1t was predicted today that New
Castle county would get the NOM
nations for Senator, attorney
general and State treasurer or
State Auditor, Kent the nomina-
tions for governor and lieutenant
governor and Sussex the nomina-
tions for Representative in Con-
gress and insurance commissioner
Armon D. Chaytor of New Castle
county and James M. Tunnel of
Sussex are candidates for the NOM
ination for attorney-general, and
Albert F. Polk of Sussex is a cam
didate for the nomination for Rep
resentative in Congress. James
H. Hughes, Benjamin A. Hazel, J.
R. Clements, Dr. E. F. O'Day, F. c.
Bancroft and Francis M. Soper of
Kent are candidates for the NOM
ination for governor. No one has
yet been mentioned for lieutenant
governor. Newton L. Grubb and
Martin E. Smith of New Castle
county are candidates for the
nomination for State treasurer. Nc
names are mentioned for the nom,
ination for State auditor. William
R. McCabe of Sussex is a candi.
date for denomination for insur.
ance commissioner.
The Sussex county caucus prob
ably will indorse the followin.
ticket: Senator, Andrew J. Lynch
Representative in Congress, AL
bert F. Polk; encouragement
James M. Tunnel; insurance com
missioner, William R. McCabe.
Newark post. (Newark, Del.) 1910-1969, 1916-08-30
DR.. Mitchell Delivers
Address In Chicago

DR.. and Mrs. S. C. Mitchell left
today for Chicago, where DR..
Mitchell will deliver the convoca-
tion address at the graduation ex-
ercises of the University Of Chi
coga, which are held the first of
September.
Newark post. (Newark, Del.) 1910-1969, 1916-08-30
Old Landmark Disappears

Workmen have begun this week
to tear away the double stone
house on Main street, adjoining
the old Colmery property, ana
formerly occupied by w. H. Cook
and Edward Herbener.
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1916-07-08
LLOYD-GEORGE PROPOSES CON-
GRESS FOR IRELAND

The details Of David Lloyd George s
scheme for provisional home rule for Ire
land have been made public. He pro-
poses that an Irish House Of Commons be
constituted by the transference to the
Irish parliament of Is members now sit
ting in the English Commons for the &c
home rule counties Members of the Irish
Commons are to retain their seats in the
English House.
A considerable representation Of the
Unionists' interests in the south and west
of Ireland is to be provided through the
nomination Of their representatives to the
Irish senate. The temporary settlement
is to continue until one year after the
termination of the war, at which time the
whole arrangement will come under the
imperial conference, which is to be held
to adjust the government Of the empire.
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1916-07-08
GREAT INCREASES PROPOSED FOR
BOTH ARMY AND NAVY

By the terms Of the army appropria-
tion bill, which was reported to the United
States Senate military committee on July
3, great increases are to be made along
all lines.
The measure, as it passed the House
recently, carried appropriations of $780,
100000, but as now reported to the Senate
it carries $328,0OO00O. One Senator is re-
ported as saying: eff Carranza wants to
be unfriendly now, it is entirely up to him.
The House refused to look this emergency
in the face. The Senate does not hesitate
to do so. If we are to have war, we must
be prepared for it. If this measure pre-
vents war, it is worth the price"
On June 30, the Senate committee on
naval affairs reported a BILL with recon-
mendations for naval appropriations,
amounting to $315,S26, ,84355. The Senate
now proposes to build in three years all
the vessels that were proposed by the
House to be built in five years, and to re-
store the United States to second rank
among the naval powers Of the world.
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1916-07-08
FIGHT IN CHICAGO AGAINST
TEACHERS FEDERATION

The fight between the Chicago board
OF education and the Chicago teachers
federation has recently been famed to
white heat. On June %, 68 teachers were
in effect discharged. This was believed
to be direct blow at the federation
The only explanation that President
Loeb is reported to have made is that they
were charged with ineficiency, insubor-
dination, or mental incapacity, and that
generally they were recommended for dis
missal for the good Of the service.
His act is denounced by some writer's as
tyranny of the rankest type. While it is
claimed that 19 of the list were marked
inefficient snot one of the federation MEM
bers belonged to this class. Thirty eight
Continued on page 82)
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1916-07-08
SIR ROGER EASEMENT SENTENCED
TO DEATH FOR HIGH TREASON
Hearing of Appeal set for July II

Sir Roger Easement was found guilty
Of high treason in London on June 20, in
connection with the Irish rebellion and
his attempts to induce Irish prisoners to
desert the British colors. The sentence
of death was pronounced after the jury
had been out less than an hour.
Before Lord Reading pronounced the
death sentence, Sir Roger read lengthy
statement prepared in his cell, insisting,
in firm voice, that if what he had done
to free Ireland was treason, he had no
regret to die for it. He said:
''Place me before a jury of my own
countrymen, be it Protestant or Catholic,
unionist or nationalist, Sim Fein or
Orange, and [ shall accept the verdict
and bow to the statute and all it's penal
ties.''
The Manchester Guardian, one of the
most influential papers Of England, has
made direct plea for clemency. It says
Easement was a fanatic, and his
crimes, like those Of many other fanatics,
are free from the taint of sordidness and
meanness. The death penalty will do
nothing to kill such dreams as his Rather
it will give them life.
''For the sake Of the new Ireland which
we hope to see it is moment for elem
ency."
The hearing of the appeal of Sir Roger
has been fixed for July II.
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1916-07-08
The Sixteenth Anniversary of
the Conservation of the
Site of Zion Temple

Following Friday July 14h Anniversary
O. the Conservation the Site of Zion Temple
parade Shiloh
which point will promptly o'clock
the Temple Site
Shiloh Elijah
th format will great
Following will o
Marshal Police
Escort
General Overseer
Ecclei
Choir Junior Restoration Host
Band Restoration Host
Conyevances
Band
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1916-07-08

infantry attacks and of the counterat-
tacks which the defenders are able to
make after concentrating their forces.
The enemy success in the four days Of
fensive, from this viewpoint, is very
small"
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1916-07-08

j .OU q. III. AIOn b1DlG 0CNUOI.
2:30 p. m. Great General Assembly.
Address by the General Overseer
Sacrifcial Offering
Right Hand of Fellowship to New Members
Ordinance of the Lords Supper
800 p. M CANTATA BETHANY, by VIM.
ApMadoc-W. Rhys Herbert. Semi Chorus from
Zion White-Robed Choir.
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1916-07-08

Jay, JULY 12TH-Meetings at 600 a. and 7:45 D. m.
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1916-07-08

DAY, JULY 18TH Meetings at 600 a. m and 7:45 p m
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1916-07-08

THE 18TH ANNIVERSARY OF THE CONSECRA-
TION OF THE SITE OF ZION TEMPLE PUBLIC
HOLIDAY IN ZION CITY
Meetings at 600 a. m. and 7:45 p.
Full procession at 200 p m.
Procession made up of-Zion Guards Zion Junior
Band Zion Junior Restoration Host, Zion Junior
White -Robed Choir, Zion Senior Band, Zion Senior
Restoration Host, Zion Senior White Robed Choir,
and Robed Officers
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-04-27
"PEACE PATRIOTS!

.geoee gotriots~ erieOetsbutriotaL nennt fd bic 9eDsgang, Oe
onIdBIth Der ernenten ariessbetreoureai os Y 9Ia9sns -. ~ Smazsn ~
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5ldhans grpan. bic fin 5rieOen,im.ieOen,RIas entrstsn- a 4anns 0s
,ggelhieoen@ merbeu, boben NIT Der gepegang Der ~Bence Fafriofs
"Vg a{ Il - a9eme gotrtOts" beOeten auB feline ~prOOaHae @eDegrns,
Senn ihr qe50ren aud @oIen, S6ueoen 9dnen, gobna1, Siren, hrd
ale Ioaenonnte .5Oregners4 ale gniatmgaidhfide' sleEenfe an
pollen peter ri6tg ais in fhdrFter 8eie p%rotetieren geeen Die IN
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Gs fnS bod rlr Die 2tferunan bon &riegsnotertnL bic IN gesenDartlger
9ett groffe e~innreider, io omar grdte bon u~neesa1ten @daionen.
acknowledgement, ME ruRre Gebrnsfa 6nrHer ieber am bdten 6a be-
uralal Dfea, oeHn Our6 bic Jrodtnot - ale ears Deroen I'M often
fir geniton etc gebrnudt betOt Oos 8ereDe hegen' tonmf aGf
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Eanft unIeres Bottles begungen, oenn oieier ourh ihn hernorgert1ene NIB
ptrb fnm N Snbr5ebnen Derbelen, fhr ober ldRre staroen 6ur7id'
Gorrum iOnte ieoer ernte goniOt, no tumer e aa iont fteht in
6eiea errdtal f9idioIsi9Ueren Sogen sesen oiie aus trmrigen lel5t.
ieinen gnnsen ginHuB ouf feline gertrehr i'm aoGs.eB nnfNeten INN Die
fri9er 70 earhns, e 5ersaSen gsa atst gi y Den osn gen 5snfra al z Di ss
Der Qmerha Iet. Sur enen 5rieoen m ebren uno nit G~erettigtet,
aber. eaen einen iolh rnidgl9 t9ridten "a Serbrs4e1i@en atieg, m Te
IGN Der aueg gegen BITE 8~entraLuattc unter ioIhen 8or1Danoen De 4,
ION tie bcrgbt, beoeuten mnroe- 8r. y.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-04-27

Oil 6auBhop Ber bon Omaha lfic
llmoebura bdben bic mobprlie Soee,
NIT mIlher Gam Neuman feline
Eopcieit oHseigt unb in ben 8niioel
brinot, febr gut ouIaeHomme1l.
Gtatt Der alien @eiie, bic Preiie
fir Sapeten per Role feit6nieten
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fir elm Soiis BON fiitf Btln'
mern unb lGbt ieinen altuben bic
glusmobl bon ~bur0erteH BON gtt'
Itern, unO IN ben 9Sreis 1T nod feline
arbeii Fiir anflcben Der aapeteH
einbeortfcn. Seit ginfiibrnng bic
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ifGFt bes Germ Mciumar, DeileH
ooben 1909 Eorram Ctr. IT.,
bcbntteno bernebrt, un0 %oieienigeil
tpeIde bos @eiH1ft mfiuden mol
len, nm BON bteIer aiinitigen Ot.
ferte ghfsen ou oiebeiL IoIlten oteS
Icqleid TIM cbe Die Salon tpeiter
poridreitet, mb er NIT Grbeiteu
iiberb6uft lit.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-04-27

der mcbrerp glOd Dor llrr mar, Elm,
Subolcn unb ronnte babe feline Wio.
iGine aeoen einen Baum ar Der Npe
abeniie. 10 6ob ein slab boaitdnbig
sertrii.dncrt mur6e. Werhpiirbiger
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mir Ieidtere WerleknngeH.
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bic 8 Gtrobe Stpii4en d. uHo s. gu
pfloitern.
SreO @ebner un6 Grou bon Ge0or
Bluffs poren ON Snmstag un0
Counting bel ben GIieru Webners
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ben @eriammlunoen Der 9antiers
BET.
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fir einiee Gage bier nellie, nm iei.
men Druoer Su beinhen, reiIt belte
fuieoer nod SouIe.
@ir bobm iebt aud einen 9oIi.
si1ten oIf R1oern. Der Stnotrot
bat fir gatrolmann Glart elm DO.
torroo eefauft, iulo oieier ioa MIN
ben AutomobiliIten nndiageri, welhe
Die erldubte 6nbrgeidDtnbigfcit
ii6eridreiteH, 70 Dob oieie Dor ben
B~oli5eiridter gebrndt meroen ton.
men, I'M Den ibliden 8ermeis un0
Danbmne gum lmngiomen Jnbren
al erbaIten. SoffentIid miro CT
ourh Dos eigene Sagen tein lin.
gIiid miltelIen. @s erinnert 10 elm
nenig on be GrodbIungen bon Den
Sdiiobirgern, iDenn man BON fol.
dem lluternebmen bort, mo Die Sea.
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iduinOigteit ionoern and Die geum.
ner oes @ef1brtes uio 0nmit ben
@ieentiimer gu beitimmen.
am lebten Samstng, benz Baum.
pflan5itngstag, tparen cine an3nbl
bon 5remont 9~rieftr1gern mad
@ra1l0 SslanO gereilt, Inn bort Der
Staats. a%onbention bei5urnobnen.
Ro9 lesten 9ndridten fino .Sobn
Sonann bon SnD0er uuD 4rtbur
6tor3 BON Omaha berbdFtet norOen
Degen lleberidrelten Der erIaubten
5abrseidpinOigteit u1o muBte ie.
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-04-27
Why 80 SUBMARINES FOR us?
Chicago Tribune.

(Chlcago InbuneJ
IN the naval appropriations bill it is proposed TO provide for thirty
submarines
Why7
n Mr.. Wilson's contentious in the present controversy with Germany
are to bind az, submarines are hardly worth the money In operations
against naval craft they have as yet proved Ineffective, and II we are to
bind ourselves to Mr.. Wilson's dOgmaics We shall find our submarines
Of use chiefly for moving picture farces
Imagine a war with Japan Having established bases at Magdalena
bay and on unaaska island, the Japanese are being supplied by merchant
,zaen, enemy and neutral, armed @defensiyey" with four inch guns and
loaded with munitions and supplies.
Our American submarine sights q defensiyey armed neutral ship well
out ct sea. The American commander knows the ship and its euand, but
the law Of challenge must be obeyed A shot from the four inch viii
destroy the American submarine Even il it misses, il the munitions
carrier promptly ceases to resist, the rule requires that provision for the
safety Of the anoncombatant1 crew must be- made, and, an the carrier lis
fr out on the Pacific, this a2oor security, a. Mr. Wilson puts it, for the
poor Anoncombatant7 crew Of munitions carrier lis not sufficient to satisfy
Ou humanitarian standards.
So the American submarine Is unable to attack and the munitions
carrier proceeds to ahe Japanese base protected On its humanitarian enand
by or humanitarian principles.
Probably in such case the American people would fail TO see the neu-
trsuty Of tie munitions carrier, the noncombatancy Of the noneombatant
crew, and the humaniadansm Of insuring, at the sacrifice OF thousands
az American soldiers, the lives Of a dozen "noncomhatantsp engaged in the
neutral" business Of carrying death dealing supplies to the forces Of our
spsnE,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-04-27
Nus Nebrasla Gltb
uHb nmgtStub!

SiiIius 9amme. ein eripndiener
Sobn oes bel Sproeiie iuobnen0er
6rit Donme, tpur0e ON Sonntao
bon einem poli5ilten bierber eebrahl
nn0 eingeterEert. Or ipuroe bon iei'
mem Batter aneeflaet. ihm nit eineI
art bns 2ebea beroobt 81 boben,
Gin gorberb6r i'm gountpeeridt be-
mics, Dab Der iunee Wiaim idb6ornie.
arbeitSiheu unO pefabrlld iii, NM
ibm oesbalb bon ieinem Batter ooi
Sous Dcrbotan tuurbe. Or psr6 et
ner llnteriadune ouf Srriinn uater'
bogen iDer0en.
nIiit benz Sdleier, NIT Dem Sir
tel, @ridt Der cole @ebn elttpei.
S@lIies. Sdon IN oen etiter
8o6en nod Der $od6eit iob iid
Roger @apll Der Gotte, peranlobt.
feline @enoblin, cine 3odter bon
W1orf Morton uno @nfeIin 0es Der.
ebrten S. Sterling Mortous nit ei'
ner Beiti9e Die Steaung elmer Sat
tin beiSubrineen. Die 2Giiueu bic
Ter Dnne iinO nlgemein befomni
uno oarf nrtr nod btnougefugt per-
ben, 0oB cine gbeihei0ung su er-
marten 1T.
4m Mlortog erloite Der 600 gou-
lime @ilfenine bon ibrem 5peiidbri-
gen 2eioen. Sic erreidte elm vi
ter bon sc Sabren unO fam beretts
i'm Sabre 1865 NIT ibren elterr
nod Stoe County, moieIbit fe iid
nit SenrD 8ilfenine i'm Sabre 1868
perbeiratete. Sic ~binterIdBt ibrer
Gotten einen Sobn 5rieorid, wS
cine Sodter, 6ruu Winnie gtarfeI
9ie g%eer0igung fano Domerstoe,
ben 81. april, onf Dem @DHta 6rieO.
bof nnter amtieruRg 6es Bditors
@m. 81. S6uIS BON Der ebangeI
9etbels. @emeir0e Itatt.
Die pielen Ginbrilhe, speIhe bier,
ieIbIt lesten CONNER ur.o Serbli
m~iseefiibrt Duroen, Oeren Ihneriteu
6dae Die Ginbrlde in Der y&ine
Drill 60" u65 Der cereal Drill"
fir Meiiing,@ egenitdrtoe poren, fam
ben an Gienstng ibren abi9luB.
inbem Der Sheriff Die beioen Matn'
ooren Der Ginbreder, 8nance Sitt
iino Gre6 Sboder, IN mier Stnnts,
8uttbais abIieferte. Cont erbaI'
ten 6iele Burden elm itheres aus-
fommen fir uabettmntte Get u1i
unier gountp beaobIt Die 3ede.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-04-27
9emtid 6lterradiide BOT.

Die uGfiten ~neiitralen Sampler,
Die 8oitiofeu far 8eutidLanb unb
Oeiterreid.ltnsorn mitaebmeri, itno:
ab BON 9eiu Uof:
II. gini.-Dnmpier snniteo
Stotes" oin Gopenbogen.
IS. Mni.-Dnmpfer Oscar Der
3peite4, ola aopenbogeu.
81. a6re0erid
Ger adte", Dia aopenbogen.
S. SUM- .-1ainpfer sSeGis
0Iob", bio aopeibagen.
%. Suni.-Danpfer Ilntteo
Gtotes", Din a~openboger.
90. ~Suni.-Bnmpfer Oscar Der
3Deite", bio Saopefibngeg.
Gs 1T n~ottDen0ig, ben Ranlen oes
bctr. 8ampfers groB un0 OeutIid
ouf Dem griefunlidIog 5a bermer.
ten. Sober Brief ioute 6erort
narfiert Derben. bn er fonft bteaeidt
cuf neutraIen 9drnpfern befcroert
miro, Die eugIifde 6dfen onIaufen,
un0 mas bic 8errer @ngIdnOer init
Der 9oG! turl tpeId)e fir tire Seinoe
.beItimmt lit, III ia LATHAM befaant.
Ollie griefe Ioateu miitoeIteHs brei
Gage Dor Dem Gage Der a6fabrt
bier oufoegeben sperOelt. =
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@os Die rSrfbane" faon oft mebr oor Deniger efngeBeno beiproden
bnt, suIeat beia gusbrn6 Der merHanthaa @rren, 0B Sopan nr ouf
cine CUTE @~eegenbet Inuert, I'M segen rg b~or5ugeben oos preOigen
Ist aud biae enghiae 8etungen. Ser Chicago GIdminer@ bradte oteler
Gnqe emen I1ngeren eottorieGen grtfeL Der Elm Sfreiben oS Us. st.
&edrt aus a1I1atd, Ga, entbiet pn6 in Dem Seart mf Die groBe in-
buiide @efabr btnnet. 9iee peroe 5ur 3t 0ur9 og aninhen So.
bans gendbrt, ong nne einpaHberungsgefs 70 nb5Hanoern. oaB aud DE
Sapongr nit Sud lmo Bad mad Qmerfa foHnen uo fb bier ieBbat
ncGger f0nneu. Gum @hluB beBt es 0nnn:
Die iaponifde gfegierung fam balte spi 9liqionen n~tsgebtoter
imb b01ig baDafueter Gruppen i's 5a0 fteaen Die gr0Be SOffaung
Teten bic Sapdner mf einen arieg Der Ser, 5taaten NIT GeutidanO
Nnh Ben ausIo5mngen Ds iaponthen TremiermnnHters @rafen 0fuma
rdre bs cine GeIegenbet, te fA 0iefeL6e In 1000 Sa9ru uidt iDieoer
borbieten fonte Ino iualn Snpun oann iefne GoHe uO Gruppentrdnss
porte an bic meFf1e aiHe fdiden tulroe, mlbten mir 8uoebeL bob mir
i9nen nidt geDohfen iudren- SIT es mter folbea llmitdnOen nidt ge-
roten, bon ben g5rgeLeten 8eutdIano e~egenlber abuIaiea uo Oaur
before 3fnee at beorsen? Ge japaiihe genbr 1T grob, ibr eroB.
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Gdlnft nrl6 SeIS.

Die nobfoIaenoe glotiS Der st.
gouIer 9oIts5ettiurg" lit fir 0nd.
ia BON belonoeren SntereIe. neil
Der BARN ertD1bnte 6eutide @elo
ebenoIs in 6uabn gelebt bat. @e.
nnnntes @Iatt Ihreibt:
y@dB iHuner an benz Geit6nOnis
oiele8 .oon Der @oIs@ @hbres lit,
Die Gotiafe itebt ieood feit, onB
er Elm G6uit If, Elm gerrdter
an Ieinem 9dterI1n0e un0 an Iei.
men &omeroOen. Nag iein, oab
man Tim Die 81bl eeLoilen bat
5fDiihen benz Goo ourh Die 2ligeI
un0 einem umfaIen0en GeItGnonis.
gine Sable Gibt es fir einen
iclfen Marr, einen oeutihen
Manrl, IN loldem Sale cine SABLE
Gieier Sfuit o6er bat gerudblt-
uno ii1 ieIbjt oaour6 geddtet
fir ole 3eiten.
9n mar Elm Qrl6erer: Sans %.
81. @ud TN fingen Die britiiden
S9ergen. llro ots man inn 6os
Qeben perfprud fir Elm Gdtdnoris,
IGdelte CT boil Sobn-un6 6rebte
cen angeIiodien ben breiter bent.
iden gtifen al. Qm ndfiten
wlorger itorb er, einfom Inn 0anite-
rem Gotuer, aher geadtet BON
Seino un6 Grelnb-ein Wtnrrr, Elm
oetti1er Selb, beIien man gebenfen
ipirb in Der OoterIdnotIGen @e-
Ihihte".