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Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1916-05-12
CLEAN UP AND PAINT UP!

Fellow Citizens: Let US get to-
gether and make this town of ours
the most healthful and most invit-
ing in the state. To do this we
must organize our forces, map out
our plans and get to work. Other
cities and towns throughout the
United States are finding the ef-
forts along these lines are bringing
excellent results.
If we would have a healthful
town we must clear our attics, eel
lars, stables, sheds, yards, streets,
alleys and vacant lots of trash,
dirt, junk, filth, garbage, rags, cans,
bottles and weeds. We must emp
ty toilets, cover manure heaps, drain
barn lots, fill up mudholes and
Shiny, ill-smelling ponds, open gut
ters, repair streets and burn rub
bish.
Then we must use soap and
scrub brushes, brooms, rakes and
shovels. We must throw lime free
ly about toilets and stables. Why?
Because disease germs and germ
carrying insects, especially flies
and mosquitoes, breed in filth and
spread typhoid and consumption
when they enter our living rooms,
alight on our food, or bite us while
we sleep.
After the dirt is gone we must
repair our buildings and fix our
fences-and then lay on the paint!
Paint everything that needs it, in
side and out, for paint is the best
known preservative and its bright
ening influence will make the dull
est town in the world look spick
and span.
OF course when We buy paint
and lime we put money into the
paint-dealers' and lime-dealers'
pockets. But if we get sick and
die the doctor, druggist, under
taker, sexton and tombstone man
take our coin. Most folks would
sooner spend theirs on paint and
lime-take your choice.
Come on, now, folks. Let's call
meeting, form a Clean Up and
Paint Up Club composed of men,
women and children, and get on
the job! The prize is worth it
health and happiness.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1916-05-12
TAYLOR

Dan Lily's new barn is nearing
completion.
Miss Allie Schumacher of Ind. is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Elias Fred
rick
Jas. A. Williams will soon begin
the erection of his new house.
Charles Fredrick and family of To-
ledo, were weekend guests of their
parents, Mrs. Friedrich will protract
her visit.
Dell Farwell was a Sunday guest
of Mrs. Ann Myers.
Our community was saddened by
the death of Mrs. Geo. Free, an old
resident of this place. Sympathy
is extended to the family in their
bereavement.
Mrs. Nellie Coon, of Detroit, Mich.
visited her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Oden.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1916-05-12
ATTENTION KNICHTS1

Wauseon Lodge No. 1876 Knights
of Pythias has accepted an invita-
tion to attend church services at the
Christian church Sunday evening
May 14th. 1t is earnestly desired
that every member of this lodge who
can possibly do so viii attend this
service. Members of all ranks are
requested to, gather at Castle Hall
Sunday evening at o'clock, the or
der will march in a body from the
hall to the church; the church SER
vices begins promptly at 7:9O. Be
therel
On Tuesday evening May 10th
work in the Third rank will be on
the program for the regular meeting
of the lodge and every member is
requested to be present. Three are
matters of importance pertaining to
the coming Pythian Review on May
oath and it is of the utmost importance
that all members be present. Don't
forget these two dates, Sunday even
ing Nav 14th and Tuesday evening
May 10th.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1916-05-12
OVER 1900 DEALERS
SELL GRANT SKIES

Working quietly with the skill of
veteran, Sales Director Geo. S. Waite,
of the Grant Motor Car Corporation,
has within period of two short years
built up one of the most complete and
responsive sales organizations in the
automobile business. There are now
>ver 1900 dealers selling the Grant
Six.
Grant Skies are now being market
ed in practically every country on the
globe. There are Grant Six dealers
in China, Japan, Australia, India,
Russia, Great Britain, Hawaiian IS
lands, Cuba, Denmark, Norway and
Sweden
at is this growing organization
that has necessitated the wonderful
jump in production from 5000 cars a
wear to 10000 cars" says Mr.. Waite.
"Grant Sxes are enjoying a remarka-
BILE sale, based upon what we believe
are unusual values in cars priced con-
siderable below a thousand dollars
and Grant dealers simply have to be
,supplied with more cars"
The local dealers for Fulton County
are Heist, Hill & Gum, Wauseon, O.
For poisoned wounds use Hanford'S
| Ralsam
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1916-05-12
FLOWERS FOR MOTHERS DAY

If al florists grew nothing but
white carnations they could scarce
meet the demand on Mothers Day.
We are refusing all orders by the
dozen and will make ours reach as
far as possible for those who wish to
wear them in honor of mothers
memory. Where the mother is liv-
ing a bright flower is more appro-
pirate We shall have quantities of
flowers and blooming plants for gifts
to mothers, and will cut the prices
for the occasion wherever possible.
Wauseon Floral Co
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1916-05-12
Notice of Road Improvement No. IA.

The surveys, plats, profiles, cr'
sections, specifications and estimates
lor the ABOVE road improvement
known as the Lockport-Y York Center
No. 8, Short-Goll No. 20 in German
township are on file in the office of
the County Commissioners for inspec-
ton and examination by all persons
interested therein, and we do hereby
set May 22nd, 1915, at the Co,
toner's Office as the time and place
for hearing objections to the said
improvement or damages sustained
on account thereof, and unless any
claims are filed in writing with the
County Commissioners on or before
the time set for hearing said OBJ
jections or claims for damages, the
same shall be waived except as, to
minors and other persons under dis
ability.
By order of the County Commissioners
w. w. Alderman
So County Auditor
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1916-05-12
ENTERTAINMENT

The Epworth League will give a
very interesting entertainment in the
Methodist Church, Tuesday evening
May 10th, beginning at 7:45 o'clock.
TIL principal feature of the evening
will be "My Family Album" pre-
sented by Miss Fern Disbrow and
others. There will be plenty of
orchestra music and other special Sc
lections. The program is very uni
que and spicy. Come and enjoy a
merry evening. Admission 10 and
Is cents.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1916-05-12
Simple Case of Observation.

Sometimes a very simple thing will
clearly reveal a mans Intentions -
said Professor Pate. For instance,
you can tell by the way he carries his
suitcase whether he is going on a
journey or returning frcm one. When
he is going away he carries it toward
the railway station, and when he is
coming home he carries it away from
the station. kansas City Star.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1916-05-12
BASE BALL =

The first game of the season in
Wauseon was well attended last Sun
day afternoon and those who attended
witnessed a real" game. The
"fans" we're loud in their praise of
the game. 1t was one sided as to
the score which stood 6 to 1 in IA
vor of the visiting team but it was
closely contested and Toledo Colts
had no "walk away.
Next Sunday afternoon at 2:30 the
Liberty Center Pirates will visit Wau-
seon team on the diamond at Athlet-
ic Park and game equivalent in
human interest" to that of last Sum-
day is promised those who attend.
The pirates" have the reputation
of being a good team and playing
'fast ball'; the Wauseon boys will
be in better shape than they were
last Sunday and there is sure to be
"somethig DOING.
The only changes in the Wauseon
line up will be Spade at first Reed at
third, Funkhouser center field and
Stickley as the twirler of the sphere
Game called at 2:30 p. m. Come
out and give the home team the en-
couragement of your presence.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1916-05-12
CHRISTIAN CHuRCH

Bible School $3.50. Morning ser
mon 10:45. Junior and senior en-
ieavor $3.50.
Mothers Day., sermon Sunday
morning May 18th.
The K. of P. Lodge will attend in 6
body Sunday night May 18th.
Seats free. A cordial invitation.
J. A. WHARTON, Pastor.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1916-05-12
COMMENCEMENT WEEK

Week after next, May 21st to .27th
is commencement week in Wauseon.
The weeks program will begin on
Sunday evening May 21st when the
Baccalaureat sermon will be deliver
ed by Rev. J. A. Wharton at the
Methodist church, Tuesday evening
the Senior class will gve their class
play GAS You Like It." On Thurs
day evening the annual commence
ment exercises with the address by
Professor William Smyser, head of
the department of English in the Ohio
Wesleyan University at Delaware.
The Senior Glass roll of 1916 is as
follows: Pauline Allion, Ray Ames
Nellie Barhite, Marie Barnes, Clar-
ence Bowser, Vera Coon, Helen Fink,
Paul Funk, Howard Ham, Margaret
Howard, Alice Knight, Emmett La
Sale Nelson LaSalle, Fannie Ligi-
bel. Mary McClarren, Florence Pat
terson, Jesse Rychener, Olive Sch
latter, Charles Snyder, Pauline Stone,
Harry Sweeny, Dorothy Waldron.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1916-05-12
NOTICE OF ROAD ASSESSMENTS

The assessments which may be paid
n cash on Road Improvement No. IA,
known as the Lockport, York Center
No. 3, and Short-Go No. 20, are now
on file in the Auditors office of Full
ton County, Ohio, and if any ass
ment is paid on or before June 1st,
1916. no interest will be added. At
'er above date assessments will be
worked out in the usual manner.
- order of the Board Of County Com
misioners,
W. W. Alderman,
County Auditor
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1916-05-12
Wauseon Beauty Contest

To The Improvement Committee
of Wauseon:
Desiring to help make our town
more beautiful, hereby enter as
a contestant in the home and
grounds Improvement Contest.
Sign your name and mail this cou-
pom to Mrs. D. E. Barkdull, Wau-
seon, o.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1916-05-12

I now have on hand four car loads
Of buggies for the spring trade. l
make a speciality of the celebrated
Cron and Eckhart buggies. Call on
me if in need of buggy. can please
you both in quality and price.
49-16 CHAS. F. STOTZER.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1916-05-12
CONGREGATIONS

CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.
$50 Bible School. Everyone is ask
ed to bring Bible.
11:00 a. m. Morning Worship.
500 p. m. Junior Endeavor.
1880 p. m. Evening Service. Ad-
dress: ''The Bibles Influence on
Civilization"
WALTER C. SCHAFER, Pastor.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1916-05-12
ATTENTION BOYS

All entries for the Junior Corn
Growing Contest should be made at
once.
Two free trips to the State Fair
and one or more to Washington will
be provided BY the county. At least
seven free trip to Washington pro-
vided by state and district are open
to all contestants. Secure full in
from ]. r, Clark, Director Jr. Con-
tests, Columbus. Ohio, or from school
superintendents.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1916-05-12

Mrs. Alta Charlat daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Grant YarneH of this
city writing to her people from her
home in Daily City, California announ-
ces that she is getting into politics;
she served as an election officer at
the presidential primary election held
in her city, has recently been made
a member of the DAILY City Improve
ment Club and appointed on the So
cial and entertainment committees,
Daily City is a rapidly growing town
recently established near San Fran
cisco and joining the boundary of
that city.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1916-05-12
Capital oHenses.

"You are opposed to capital pun
ishment?" Yes; even in its mildest
form. don't even approve the
writer's and speakers who begin every
other sentence with a capital l."
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1916-05-12

Born to Mr.. and Mrs. James Dis
brow, Thursday May 4th, little
pound daughter, who will be better
known as Miss Alice Aumend Dis
brow.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1916-05-12
j. H. WILLIAMS. Pastor.

EVANGELICAL CHURCH.
Sunday School $3.50.
Sermon 10:45.
Y T. A. $50.
Sermon $50.
Prayer Meeting Wednesday even
ing 1880.
You are cordially invited to these
services.
V. A. BLANCHARD, Pastor.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1916-05-12
M F. CHURCH

NJ. Z. CHURCH.
9:15 Sabbath Schoo, C. J. Ives, Supt
10:30 Some Disciples Succeeding
others Failing.
6:3O Epworth League, led by Clar-
ence Bowser.
1880 The Church.
Fifty men from Fayette are to
visit our Sunday School and morning
preaching service.
0. P. HOFFMAN Pastor.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1916-05-12

Mr.. John M Mote, Deputy State
Sealer of weights and measures, of
Columbus, inspected the weights and
measures of the Deputy County Seal
er, Mr. Al Bogar last Wednesday.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1916-05-12

Superintendent Altstetter informs
us that there will be plenty of autos
to convey those who want to go to
the Fair Grounds Saturday Swell
the crowd at the county school picnic
and hear Governor Willis.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1916-05-12

/ am prepared with large stock of
hand made harness ready for the
Spring trade. Give me a call.
49-16 CHAS. F. STOTZER.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1916-05-12
LOCAL BRIEFS
l.. D. Burgoon is building a house
on North Shoop Ave.

The "Live Wire" class of the Bap-
nrrch were entertained at the
home of Marie Barnes Friday even
ing.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1916-05-12

For lameness apply Hanford's Bal
sam.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1916-05-12
The CHURCHES
U. B CHURCH.

Preaching 900 a. m. and 1880 p. m.
Sunday School 1000 a. m.
ChtlsJlan Endeavor $50.
Prayer meeting Wednesday 7:30 p.
m.
W. T. Butler, Glass Leader; Mrs.
Ida Krauss, S. S. Supt.; M. C. Roberts
Pres G. E.
j. H. WILLIAMS Pastor.
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Varf' apn,miifipm
ScidIieRt Die Grridtuns pOn Sdue.
biitteu uaf Sier Spielplaeen.

Die porttommiiIiou, bic ssiiern
nnseadtet Der 9butiuae, bab ss sia
etieslider i5siertas, Der Golumbusta1
rar, eine Sisuns abbislt, beihlob In
ben fplesnesn bier SpislpldBsn
S6uBhiittsn srri4ten 81 lafen uuO
traf aud iofort bic Dabl beaiislit
Ter 4rditsttsn, ipel6sn bic pldns
uusarbsiisH ionen. Die bsireffenbsn
SpislpldBs unb @rdite,ten iinb:
Rortb SO. Spislplab: garbsr &:
@oubparo; gOIb }acs Greet SpirIe
plab, q. 9. Gl,nsr; GDaniion 9li9z
letic Gislo, Werner & 2lttins; 9af.
Nislp, gausmitb & Drdinis.
Ssrner taufte bic 9eb0ro. bier ipsis
ttrs grunbIiiide fir ben 8lOobp Run
gortfpap on. 0as ar0bis bie'sr
SrunOitite Spifdb.n ber5raneis Cane
unb GppreB Strabe purbs fiji $1,000
aporbm, pitrtnb ss iit bel ben
iitrisen Grunbitiidsn um gang unbts
btutenbs Stiide banbelte.
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Hleine 9Dliseinad, d,rihtem.

- Snfolge eines bon OetettiD 2euts
nant 2ope erbaltenen 9riefes, Der Die
llntsri6rift: nGine Perion, bic an Der
Sadie interefiirt 1T" trug, purpe
geitern Ra4mittaa 5rau emma Ros
binion, 5O4 Weit Sie6ente Strabs,
bur6 bic Setettioes grint urtb RaineD
oerbaftet unb 3iuar inter Der 9tntldgs,
Rennsettel in ibrsm 9eiiB ge6abt gu
ba6en, geiteat. Die bic geamten h:
baupten, bat bic 9erbaftete telepbouis
ite 2luftrdge fir Wetten entgegen9es
nommen.
= Der 33jd6rige Glarf Gbtpdrb
gleeman, I'll Wtain StraBe, putDs,
neil sr Rennsettel i'm geTiBe bate,
unter entfpredeuber 9lntlase Don Sers
aeant Woriaritp Derbaftet.
= Wiliam 8urte, PIG Weit Reunr
te Strabe, Der an Der 9ierten uuo
8alnut Strabe 3ettsl gum @ertalf
aftbot, auf benen ange6li6e 2atonia<
Gepinne Der3ei9net iparen, purbe
Don ben Tetettioes Gubn unb 2oepsns
itein in !6aft genommen.
= 4us benz Wasen Der U2arft,
sdrtnerin yrau Riholas Rittl, ber
an Der 8apmilIer uub Central 25snR
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Einctt.t.atier
On aanias Sin, NO., lucsen G1ed.
ld,pinoeleien berbaftet.

in 3anfas GiiD, no, ipurbe sejtern
George 9od Doerrie BON bier. Der Dor
etniser 3elt s}rau unb ainber i'm
Std lieb unb anseblid iid an bic
Gerfen elmer Observation-Disclosures NGs
mems 5elen @reeIanb beftsts, bic gu
Der n5ip, Sip, 9oorap1 9ruppe sez
bort, unter Der antlase pers
baftet. in Siour 9itp, Sa., ipertblofs
gbeds peraussabt gu baben.
Der @erbaftste mar, nad ben 4ns
saben Der poliaei in aarias Stir. i'm
poIliten llmfanse seftdnbis uno foIl
aud auseeebsn baben, pab er ebenfals
in gbicaso, Ses Moines unb aud IN
anberen Stdbten ipertbloie Gbeds
peraussabt babe. Inn feline glnsebetste
beidentsn Su tOnnen. 9lls er Ginciiis
natl perlieB, bat Ocerrie S400 mitsc.
nommen, bic feline Satin unb er iib
eripurt battsn. Der 9erbaftste ertldrts
iid bereit. obne Iusliefsrungspapiere
nad Siour Gitn, Sa., Suriid5u.ehren.
gDie Soerrie Suseitanben baben foa.
mar er felt nunmebr feds Woden ben
Spuren bon Selen 0reelanb eefolat.
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3nriifscbramt
Wurbe Der bon Retp g)ori am Dom
neritas Rorssn abssfubrsn.
9ampfsr Giib Of Mabras1.

Rep gorf, 12. Oit. - aM
Donneriiag abenb ipnrbe Der britiIh.
Gampfsr .Gitb of Mabras" bein
2lmbroie aunaI 2suidIhiif Don b.r
cmsriianiiden 9orpsboboot 3srito-
rer ~StsrrsttI einsebolt unb mad
Clifton, Stuten Jslanb. suriidg.,
bra6i. nadbsm Der Dampfsr bsim
Wulaii.n Der Quarantine Station
bas ibm sessbens Signal. ansubalt.n.
ienorisri bate.
Die .Gii1 81 Wabras-, .in Gams
pf.r Don 3.048 1onnen, fpollts on
SonnerIids Dlorasn bic sJabrt NAB
Sinsopore. Wanild nnb 6onatons
antreien, bate dber nabe Der Quns
rantGne station seantsrt, aiasnId<ins
lid aus Gurht, bon einem llnt.ris.s
Boot ansesriffen gu irerben. as
bonn bos G6iff NIT gintriti Der
9lodt feline syabrt fortiebts, iianaliiirte
inn Der 1orpsbnbooi : 3erit0rer ans
subaltsn. absr bic Gin Of Wlabras"
fubr raid ben 9afen binub. Rabe ben
elmbrofe aanal 2siihfhiff ipurbe re
inbss bon Der .Sterrfti4 einsehclt
unb naa Staten Sslanb surildges
braft. Don Wlarine Cffi,iersn
tpurbe issliGeR<nntnib tss worsebenS
Der .stsrrt!!s IN aIbrtbs ssIleIIt
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Niebergeftimmt
g|nrSe in ben TeSerateb 1mprouc.
mcrt sliIpeiatiuns Der Geriud)
einen Sreibriei,uabl berbei.
snfiibren.
lie @ereinignns lit ieood fir elm
Referendum iiter bic neue Gus.
oroinans.

Mit 80 sessn % Stimmen lpurce
aeIssentlih Der seitrisen @eriamms
lung Der 5sberateb improvement
9hpctatiOns Elm 9lntrag nieberees
itimmt, tpelher bic SerbeiFiibrung
elmer abermalissn Srsibrisfpabl be.
Sipedte.
Sabinsesen ertlarten ii9 bic an.
peienben Delssaten einrniitbis gu
@uniten elmer Referenbumabitimmu
iiber bic neue 9asprbinuns, pel6s
eine @rbDbung Der @asrate auf 50
Gents netto ioipie cine U&inimalrdte
BON 35 Gents pro Dlonat ppriiebt.
Der 8rdiioent ipurbs ermGbtist elm
aus breiWiitsIiebern deficiencies Som
mtttee 81 ernennen, bas in Der Mns
selegenbeit nit anbersn, Gbnlidcn
glusfdiifen lpeitsrsr 9iiresrpsreinis
gunsen auIammenlpirtsn Ioa.
Don u. 6. aing BON Gbicaso, Der
dls ftdbtii6er Grpert in Der 9asfrug.
funsirt bate, lag Elm S6reiben ppr,
In tpelhem sr feline Dienite aIs Sahs
rsritanoiger anbpt, falls bic @srsinis
sung ii6 nit Der 4biiebt iriigs eins
untsriuduns an5uiielen Inn cine Ser:
itabtli9uns Der 9asbeleu6tuns in
Die Wege gu letter..
Die Sebatte iiber bic ssreibriefs
frase tpdbrte eine polIe Gtunbe uno
nabm ssitpeiIia sinen febr bibigen
8erlauf. prdiibsnt Sousr trat TO-
gar seitpetIis ben 9orib ub I'M ii5
sesen bic BON setpifer Seite ssfd[lens
Ssmertuns gu pertbsibis.n, bab Die
ssreibriefibss BON einsm einsigsn Mit>
slieb ausgegangen fei. 6err Sausr
bsmsrtts, bab in Der 9irettorsniibuns
pus betreffsnbe Witslisb bebauptst
babe, sr, Sauer, lei fir bic Srsibriefs
Tree berdntiportli6, mas burtuus
nidt nit ben sbatiadsn i'm Gins
Hang friiHbe.
Das nsus iyreibriefprojett mar bon
Dem Oirsttprium enpfsblsnb sinb.s
riftet norben unb gu Gunitsn Der
gmpfeblung ipruftn in erIter ainis
aeonarb g. Marr, 80. 9. Wupbparb,
20. s. S6ulB unb 2eonarb 9arp.r
it,, pGbreno SetrstGr Georse gprt5
ir., Daniel Wiaiams, Gbnarb g.
9urr uHb Sobn 6. Gdert nit ansr
Gnti6ieoenbeit iia baseaen GuBsrt.n.
&Is bann f6lieBlih bic Qbitimmuns
pur6 3uruf erfolete, mar bas geiuls
tat 10 unaeipiB, bab gu elmer namsnts
1idsn a6itimmuns geIaritten perben
mubts, gelseentli4 ipel6er bic 9efiirs
pprter Der Sreibriefpabl unterlog.n.
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3icIsu fem. Jm beutfh-fransOiitden
Rritse ipurbe bic G6ladt bel 9as
paume I'm Winfer ssf4lascn.4
Reine 0Nieberanfmab,ne
bes 4anmbspttrteges
eripartet Der rbeinldnbifae Grobs
inbuitrisne alusuit 1bpfen,
GriIdrt aber 5usleid, bab man Wib-
griffe Der 8efeblsbaber in Den
Raul nehmen miihe.
SIN iibrigen iperbe Berlin iein ssssbss
nes DsrIpreden baIten-

5amborn, am Rbein, II. Oit..
iiber aonbon. IL. Ottober. - Serr
Ausuit shpiisn, Der aoblens unS
Stabl sWasnat. tpelder in enger Be
riibruns nit ben anselegenbeiten bes
yaeides itebt, srtldrte am Ulittipcd
sinem 0ertreter Der IHoeiirtsn prtiis
seseniiber, bab ieiner alnii4t mad,
Deutihldnb ben 9auhbpottrieg In Der
friiberen Gorm nidt ipiebsr aufnebmsn
peros. Serr SbpFen tleibete ieins
WeriiHeriins in bic Worte: Berlin
iuirb isiu Dort balten." Die Inter
baltuns bate iid auf bic sssenipdriise
politiIde Situation, bic neue 5aud'
boots Sbdtigteit an Der ameritaniiden
aiiiie unb auf bic Bepesuns gu Gun
ten Der Wieberaufnabme Der friiberen
6prm bes 5audbootirieses sesen
England besogen.
Serr sbbfen fiisie ieiner grild.
runs binsu, bab bas 9aud6ooi
9euti9lonbs piriiamite unb besbdlb
cine i'm SntereiIe Der greibeit Der
Wiesrs abiolut notbpenbis. Daff. fei.
Gr CAB ,u. baB aud in Sutunft Surd
iibereifrise geFeblsbaber yebIer ses
madi perben t6nnen. fiiste aber Sol.
senbes binau:
sSol9e @oriommntiTe miiifen er,
,pariet unb sntfdulbist lperbsn, gcrab.
fpie bieicnisen, ipsldx aug Srrtbum
selesentlih burd ameritdnii6e Off.
5isre in Merito anssridtet lperben."
Serr 1bpfen madie aus iein.y
Gntriiftune bariiber, bab bic Der.
Staaisn bur6 9isferuna BON Munis
iion ben ariss uerlGnssrn, ,sin !6ehl.
aber fiists bin5u, pab MIR iene tnr3'
iidtisen Deuiiden, ipelte burd bic
amsritanifde 5altuns eer.iat Fnb,
bur6 Wisbtraiifnabnc bes 1du9bcfis
trisges einen Rampf nit ben Der.
Siaaisn beraufbefdlpDrsn molten.
mir fpiinffsn cine Gelssenbeii,
uns I'm Jrieoen entipideIn al fonren
faete Serr SbpHen. ,Wir ipolIen
untsr teinen llmitdnben ariea nit ben
Der. Staateu. Grittns baben mir
Geinbe ssnus, unb Stpeitens iirb mir
gtmerita seseniiber gu freunbli9 ses
iinnt. RatiirIi1 tn Deutidlanb ses
5ipunsen, alIe MittsI seeen feline Jsin.
be in Qtnipenbung su brinsen, unc
babei tann es ben 3riss Ri9i INNER
ssrabe 10 fiibren, ipie man Is in
Wafbinston baben m06is. Die seasns
ipGriiss sauhbooi 5bdtisisit ssfaat
ben Q!meriiansrn obne 3peifel nidt.
Wan mub .s aber NIT in ben aauf
nsbmsn, baB Elm gsieblsbaber miiuns
ter sinen Srrtbum besebt. 2t6sr Hi.s
manb bier fDiinidt einen aries. ain
ipenisiien ih islbit, unb man lam ii5
barauf bsrIaifen. baB Berlin iein
Wort balien tpirb. Rur ipiiniden mir,
bab 2lmeriia in Der 3utunft isins
greunbI6uft ettpas sers9tsr osrtbslls.