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Next Weeks Hipp Show.

Featuring the highest tenor in vaude.
Vile, Forest Nelson, and the Castle
Square Quartet, Tassel & Young's
Southern Beauties" will Monday open
a weeks engagement at the Hippo.
drome. The bill for Monday and Tues.
day will be tabloid version of well
known Broadway production. The
company has been en- tour for six years
without a layoff and the newspapers
everywhere speak well OF 1t. Only
original manuscript bills are presented
which require a wide range of versa
tility. The leading female parts are
played by Miss Hazel Mae Young, who
is dainty, attractive and winsome. Miss
Gilmore, formerly Of 1.-THE Twentieth
Century Maids" Is well known SOU
brette. They are surrounded by q
chorus that can really sing and dance.
Unlike any other musical tabloid
company the male section is big
feature. equal II not greater than the
girls. 1t is difficult to select top.
liner, but in addition to Mr.. Nelson,
the high tenor, is Norman Coudy, with
n powerful baritone voice. Lewis G..
Morgan, lyric tenor from Wales, and
Bert Alcott, a lead singer.
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o. Henry ropIiner at Nelson.

o. Henry Topliner at Nelson.
A Broadway Star Feature drama in
two reels is headlined at the Nelson
today. 1t is one OF those interesting
o. Henry stories.
Buck Caperton and Perry Rountree
were inseparable companions, but
when Mariana appeared and Perry
fell for her, Buck, to whom woman was
q sphinx, hied himself to parts UNI
known.
Six months later he wandered back
and accidentally came upon Perry
completely "Willieized" and busily en-
Gagged in watering rose bush. Filled
with scorn he tries to taunt Perry into
returning to the ways of man. Perry
admits he would like just one more
rip-roaring razzoo, and as his wife is
sway for a few hours, he consents t.
Join Buck. with the proviso that he
must return by seven. Buck nearly
faints when Perry appears, dressed as
his wife has taught him to dress and
carrying an umbrella. In the saloon
Perry orders sarsparilla and suggests
Il game of checkers, much to the dis.
gust Of. Buck. <S
In the back room they are in the
midst Of wild and exciting game of
checkers when the Terrible Trimble
gang arrives and proceed to shoot up
the place. Perry calmly continues
Laying until 1t nearss seven o'clocg
when, IN spite OF Bucks pleas, he arms.
himself with table leg and fights
lis way through the barroom. They
reach Perry's home five minutes late
ond find Mrs. Rountree waiting re-
l'roachfally at the gate. AS Buck
wanders down the road he recalls the
look of affection the little woman gave
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-12-08

Lpk This country and protect them a.
the moral ha1ariis Of camp LIE, N
Elect at each OF the sixteen Matte
al Army cant onnaetits three recrt
!. ton buildings at cost Of about 81
600 for each cantcnment
Erect one large. building II = a
of about 5000, at each OF the slxte,
National Guard Encempments \
Erect from twentyaliye to thir|
similar recreation stations It y L
Regular Army e1pansiOh. NAV
and camps OF other units OF the 4
vice. / siI
Provide places whore ~ !. the q
!. diers. regardless fof I cfSSd. fISyRs
sembie and sfignishf t6e@ WA sShS
some recreation. stiN's
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.cLoSE.ups"

The appearance Of Louise Huff,
dainty Paramount star, at two benefit
performances of!"Freckles' and "Sev-
cnteen" assisted Manager L. A. Schle.
singer, Of the. West End and Clune's
theatres at Santa Ana, Cal, in raising
100000 for the War Fund, in cooper
alton with the local committee of the
Red Gross.
Not long ago, the Paramount. Mack
.sennett comedy girls gathered q lot
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9eA 4ze'1,.z:
DRIVE HERE FOR
K.0F c. WAR Fund
Fairmont Council Wants to
Raise One Thousand
and Five Dollars.

Starting on Monday the knights of
Columbus will conduct campaign to
secure s1,005 from the members of
Fairmont Council for the orders war
camp fund. Every indication points
to a very successful termination OF
the movement
The amount OF money to be raised
represents a total Of $40 for each
member of the order, credit being
given to each member for the amount
thus far contributed by him. Fair.
mont Council No. 942 has. already
raised and forwarded to the supreme
secretary Of the order $625, leaving
the amount yet to be raised as
$1,005. Each member of the council
is being called upon to send in with.
out delay his proper share of this
total. Contributions from those out.
side OF the order will be very much
appreciated, as in this way the total
may be swelled beyond the required
amount. The council is very anxious
to make a good showing.
This campaign Is not to be con.
fused with with the campaign recent.
ly carried out by st. Peters church.
While the latter campaign was also
for the War Camp Fund, yet 1t was
not undertaken by Fairmont Council
as an organization, but was carried
out as an undertaking of ST. Peters
church.
A letter addressed to Daniel B /.
Leonard, of Parkersburg, State De-
putty knights of Columbus, by Rt.
Rev. P. j. Donahue, Bishop of Wheel
ing. contains strong appeal in be-
half of the knights of Columbus War
Camp Fund. The knights Of Col
umbus of West Virginia have set
apart the week of December 1917
to raise about $4,000, that being the
amount required from this state for
the Knights Of Columbus War Camp
Fund.
The letter is as follows:
Wheeling, w. Va, Nov. 80, 1917.
Daniel b. Leonard, Esq.,.
State Lecturer,
knights of Columbus.
Parkersburg, W. Va.
My Dear SIR
l am much concerned to learn that
the campaign for the knights Of Co.
lumbus Fund is tagging and that bare
~ more than one-half of the minimum
quota of $4,000 for this state is yet
raised 1t would grieve all patriots
and Catholics to think that this poor
showing is real index to our charity
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and our faith il should be distinctly
borne in mind that this fnnd h
strictly and exclusively for religious
purposes. and as such should appeal
TO all Catholics. without regard to
racial. political, beliigerent or neutral
considerations. This money is asked
so that our young men. called to the
colors and leaving behind them, many
for the first time. the scared safe.
guards OF home-the mothers solicit.
tude, the pastors care. the fathers
admonition, should be followed even
into the thick Of the fight and at the
hour OF death, by the consultations of
our holy religion The various de.
nominations In this state have sub.
scribed over 100000 for similar
purposes. l refuse to believe that the
Catholics of this commonwealth will
neglect or decline to give even the
tenth OF that amount. Nay. more, /
do not hesitate to assert that It Is
binding on the conscience of every
Catholic to contribute to this most
urgent and sacred cause.
I trust. therefore, that when this
appeal is made either to individuals
or to societies there will be liberal
response. We can and must uphold
the honor Of. the Church as well as
that Of our flag.
Let us open our hearts and our
purses in behalf of our brave boys
gone to war!-
Yours faithfully.
P. ]. DoNAHuE.
Bishop of Wheeling.
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"Lite's WHIRLPOOL Again Today.

:, - '''.'-'''pS~' sNSah y S0dys
Ethel Barrymore in "Life's whirl.
pool" Metro Wonderfully in five
parts, will be repeated at the Princess
today. The story is Of Esther Garry,
played by Miss Barrymore. who is left
an orphan at the death of her father
sitter having devoted her girlhood
years to his care who had been an in.
valid. 1t is at this period of her life
that she makes the acquaintance Of
John Martin, the leading citizen Of the
town and pillar of the church. After
z brief courtship they are married.
and Esther is introduced as mistress
Of the Martin household, hitherto ruled
with an iron hand by Johns sister,
Ruth, an elderly spinster. John soon
tiiscloses to the young wife his true
Character in all Its severity. Between
Johns neglect and his sisters cruelty
Esther's life Is made miserable. Anew
experience Is encountered when young
Doctor Gray visits the household to at.
tend tho childish ailments Of the little
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llg THE 8
'FRONT.' ROW
.liEApLINERs ToNlehT.
Musical Comedy.

Hippodrome. Lyons America Maids
,PhotopIays.
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The order determined, in the be.
ginning, to rates one million dollars
as war camp fund. AS the work
in the various camps was undertaken,
it became apparent that more money
would be needed. The National Coun-
Gil of the order. therefore, decided
to raise two additional million dol.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-12-08

A5,o, SERIES Of pictures in years
M baye aroused greater apprecia.
= ton among discerning people
than the 20. Henry" stories produced
by Broadway Star Features for Gen.
cfal Film distribution. Hundreds OF
fans In all parts Of the country have
been singing the praises Of these sub
jects In letters to Director Thomas R.
Mills, who has been in charge OF the
production Of sixteen OF the thirty.four
stories already filmed. Here is what
an ardent Philadelphia correspondent
pens: r..'.iS, .
"a long time ago 1t was my good
fortune to witness photoplay which
was considered perfect one. / refer
to The Cup Of Life have seen moth
ing to equal that until Past One at
Rconeys. The direction Is perfect in
every detail"
Lovers of 20. Henry's" mastery hui
man touch particularly have been Law
is hin their praise Of the picture vel
sions Of the best of his stories. A Mas
sachusetts critic and 20. Henry" ad-
mirer writes to Mr.. Mills:
40. Henry has gone and he can.
not thank you. But IL everyone OF US
lovers of his works were to raise and
thank you and your company, 1t would
be doing in his name what know he
would feel with all his aeart like do.
ing II he were alive. You are trans.
.erring some Of the finest short stories
in English to the screen without loss
of one drop Of their essential and pre-
cious flavor In the name Of al low
ers of %. Henry's' genius, than;s you
for these pictures"
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boy. The two young people become in
terested in each other, and in the end
the two lovers are united in a very
happy manner after many exciting in
cidents.
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aThe TraII Of the Lonesome plne.p

Through Eugene Walters dramatiza.
ton Of "The Trail OF the Lonesome
Pine" which comes to the Grand next
Thursday, sweeps the joy, the zest, the
enthusiasm Of youth in action. June's
primitive love is wonderfully devotion.
ed by Mr.. Walters skill in transferring
I Mr. Fox's book-girl to the stage, while
the scenic conception of the lonely
Zine, the cabin and the conquest of the
Gap forms moving background full
! Of color and naturalness. Appreciatiye
audiences in Boston, Philadelphia,
New York and Chicago packed the the.
aires during long runs Of the play in
those cities.
Seldom has play been given such
sn artistic production. It enhances
the portrayal of people, whom print.
i've life has hardened, with deep un,
Outstanding and sympathy. Miss Louise
Price in the role of June gives an ire.
ststibly charming approximation OF
MT. Fox's widely read book heroine.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-04-14

Int! bsu Ginlab Der Snterurban.Bah.
men n bns Randlbett, benn bic BE.
binsungen bierfiir iperbsn bon ben
tabtiiden @tamten feitsaebt. Nsi
1orthsiI, Der bierburh utferer Stab,
unierer arbettenben 8sbolterung. iins
ieren aaufleuten unb Gabitanten ers
ipadftn pirb, In 10 einleu9tenb, bat
mir einem isben gtinmseber, bem bas
Wobp nnferer Gtabt am 5eraen litgt.
nur tutben tSnnen, fir bic ShncGs
babns Srbinuns am nadIten Di.nftae
gu itimmen, sin Ratb, ben bic 0ersis
nistsn WerbeFrunss Gsielfdoiten
seitern ibren berlhisbenen @ereiusn
stsebeu bat unb ippfiir iid aud unIer.
Observation-Disclosures srtldrt bas
ben. es TT ieine poIitifde yrase,
ionbern cine gfnselessnbeit gum Beiten
uniersr Stdbt. unb beTonbsrs Teriss
niesn, bic In GiaettbeiIcn pobn.n,
ipslde Der aunal big jebt an ibrem
GmporbIiiben fdlper sebinbert bat
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Hepublif ooer Gaiarismus?

Die prsiTe, bic gum ariege seGsbi
bat, peubet iicb jeBt in sleic6er WeiIl
gegen ben &on9reb. benz 5llm 8nrs
purf eemaat piro, bab er Die srObcr
Summen, bic Der praiibsnt forbsrt,
niat unbefeben bepilligen min, fons
bern 4ustunfi perlanst, per bas gslt
betommen iolI unb pb teine W0glias
teii Oorbanbeu 1T, nit elmer serinsss
rem Summe aus5utommsn. Dieis
Grogen peroen als 9eiDeife ppn perrGs
tberif9er @eiiinnung erahtet uno ems
pfoblen. bi. vipiaful" bartnddisen
Ronsrebmitglkber Spiebrutben lau'
fen au laffen. Das fam in Der lsbtcn
SnffanS ni4ts unberes beiben, als bah
Der aonsreB abbanten unb Der prdIis
bent nit autofratifher Dpnma4i bic
GieeI Der Resisrung fiibren iolI. Sn
benz 2dnbe, Don bem es bsibt, baB es
In ben Rries sinsetreten III, Inn nts
Dem Raifertbum aufsurGumen, 5rl
elm Ratfer etnseisBt iperbeu. gei fola
4er GeFnmnns bat bas anerttanif4s
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Gineinnati's @eleseubeit.

am nGaitsn 9ienitas baben ss un'
lers 8iirssr in ibrer Ulaat. GirciH'
natl nie0er 3u Der StelIung Su ysrs
belien. bic es friibsr aIs bic aou!gin
bss Weitens inns bate. Dbns Sdnells
Dertebr, Obne ben ginlab BON 5uter'
urbansabnsu, pelae ben 5anosl lnb
Wanpel nit benz fladen 2anbe uno
ben umlissenbsn Sidbten permitieln,
lam teins @robItabt ii6 srfolsrsia
snttpideln. GlepslanO unp SnDiaHas
polls baben bur9 ibren S9nelp:rs
tebr uns melt iiberbolt. DurdI
bic Gmfernuns bss &anals uno Be
nubung isines 8sttes iinb ME in ben
Stanb seiebt, obige beibs 3nede gu
errei9en. Die llnfpften bisrfiir tpers
ben aus ben ginnabmen Der biefissn
@5traBeubatns Gefs[lftaft sebedt iosr.
ben unb bic Rontrolle bieriiber unb
iiber ben @sfammfbstrieb betbr
BabHpftsme, fotpobl Der iebigen .Sira,
bsnbabns@ s@efenf@aft, fpie ber G6neIls
bubn, liesen IN 0dnbsn Der ftdbfiiten
autoriidtsn. Disiss III aud Der Gan
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Der Gsfdidtsi9r.ib.r bieiss @,lt.
trisses tpirb ii6 einmal nift bamii
besniieen biirfsn, ben Rries In ben
poliiiiden NsIibssebsnbsitsm einSu.
oronsn unb fsinsn aubsrsn Joriaans
bon Sdla6t gu Sdla6t unb BON
Sies 5u Giss gu fhiIoern. 9as Sus
tertfanieite fir ben geIhihisfreuno,
Der aud i'm ariesss,i6ebsn Der als
lem bsn WsnI6sn Iuti. ipirb pislIsifi
fein, bic inners Gefdih.s bes arisgss.
bi. Gddidte Der arisssiiimmuns
bur9 bic sinSelnsn pbafsn Der
GriesseniDidluns unb bic Gei6ifts
Der Oabeimsebliebsnsn. iuis iie inter
bsm Ginbrud Der Gubsrn Grsisniiis
seporbsn IN. su perf0Igsn.
Dies innsre 1suiihlanb i'm ari.ss
liar Su iskn, IN I'm 70 uotbpsnbissr,
nls nur aus feinsm 0eriidnonib bas
innere Deutfblanb mad bsm ariess,
bns bas GrsebniB Der oft bsrkibsnsn
unb fart erboffien Renorisntiruns
itin ipI, setponnsn ipsrbtn fam. Die
les pirb ola Elm fsriisss 9an;ss,
sleidfam aus bem Simmel berab,
nidt in bic msli esitslli perbsn ions
nen. Bel feinsr Staifuns ipirb man
aud ni4t sinfah aniniipfen i6nnsn
on bic innsrbsutfHsn 9srbditniHs
Dor BEN ]. auanit 1914. Wislmtbr
ipirb man 3lm aussnnsspunit ntbs
rnen miifsn bic llmnnnbIung unb
Wtufotmuns Der poli.ifden gsbuns
Ten, Siimmunstn unb @orfttllnnsen.
bic untn bsm ginbrud unb tpGtrenb
bss arisees in BEN Sunsrn Teutihs
Innbs Dor iih csgnneen III.
Cine arbeit fir bic 3nlunft lsiiteit
bssbnIb btr bur9 feline nit ausses
fprodenIisr 3ufiimmuns aufssncms
meme Gdrift: Bon Der Ssslf bts
SoIbdtsn I'm 5eIbes aIs idarfer
unb feiner aenuer Der
DofisTssls betnnnie Grid Gpsrtb.
wsnn e. ss jsbi In Tsinsr nersn nM,
SfftntII9uns: .Das innsre GsuilG-
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Mabiater g,mrId,e.

&bonlas Q. alen. BON gic. a07
9lase Strabe, wirb iid belite wiehcr
tnr MidJter Spiegel ,i pernntprten
fnben, naboem or geiiern NIT einer
Uerpnrniiug booongctemncn mar.
2lIlen mar rerbnftei luorbcn. neil rr
feinc gctrennt Dcu ibm Iehenbe e5ottin
beIGiiiDt bnttf uiib slidDter gpicpel
Iicb ibn ftrafirsi Iaiifsn, natSem &c
i'm ernitlih bnuor acUornt bate, bic
arnli ipiecrripl Su beldiiipcn. Cine
'Shnioe ipdter mar gIaen bereits ipic.
Der in ber @obmug ieiner @ottin,
n1tbcm er bic Tbiire eingetrrten
bate. Die 5oIge mar, bab Der rabio,e
9urid,c pon.oem ycIBiiicu Graluicro
In Soit genouiIlsn pliroe.
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Gebmrtem.

gbarIes unb Clara Green. 174o
gilmore Ctr, anabs.
aIen unb 2orstta Sammono. 3733
Igab ape., anabs.
Senrn unb gli3abstb StaRbissI,
3S0s Serr0n ape.. Huabe.
DARN unb iJannp S6warB. 1889
Central 4p... anabe.
Wnlier unb 5lora Sisbl. 25. on
MeWliilan Cir. annbs.
SeI, unS Wlorp, groplsp. 80. gore
fitlo gIat., Mabdsn.
5dHi.s uno Marp aObaH. 435 D.ii
8. Cir, M1b6en.
Joiepb unb gcra ar.hpff. 1888
@eit 8. Str, WGbfen.
Camille unb snunis9tlmlius. 1867
9ibsrtp Ctr. @iGbfen.
gecrgs unb Tlamis Wilion, 239
Goodman CTR, MdbheH.
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q
IIonb iia@ bem ariepe" unternobu,
| f9on 3piI&n ben tDbsnben stdmpfsn
Elm Bib bss inneren DsutiMldnbs
i'm ariege I'm mort feR3ubnltsn unb
in ibn bic punite ndhsuipeiien, IN
bentn aeime fiir bic gnApidlung naH
bem Hritge berborsen litgsn, al, bensii
bic Ttuorisntirung besbaIb anIttsn
muB.
Nur Elm pipGolose ionnte bieisn
Uerfuh elmer DaritelIuns bes iiineren
Seufi4lanbs fpassn. 81 bsHsn Gslin'
gen ss Dor alien barduf dnlomnt. tn
ihnriem Grfalen aus ben an Der
Oberfldds lisaenbm grsigniHsn unp
9Ieubs.unsen nuf bic 5ugrunoe Iiessn'
be innere llmipanbIung Der Qnfhan'
nnaen suriid5nfhIisben. bic in .3us
funft 8eriidfihiiguna srbsiidt, penn
bic Teuorieniirung nih falffe Neg.
sinitlagen iol. Tobei III cine gtrnbss
su iibsrraftsnbe giills ppn Waieriai
bsranse,oeen. baS in fliiiIissr eissn'
drtiaer Iaritelluns unb INNER unter
einem beIonbren Gtfihtspinisl atits
ben an uns poriib,r5iebi. Ob iiber bic
Neuprisniirung rod rehis unb Iinls,
iixr bic erb5bts Staatsseiinnung.
iiser bas moaortiits gmpfinben obsr
Die neue Jri,bensuniicrm gsiprotsn
pirb, OBJ bi. Gfdben bts gureaulras
iismus In Der dubsrer pOIiiit unb In
Der gernaltune Dor uns ireien, o6sr
pb ben ariegsgeipinntn rtr parisisn,
benz ani,sngsiIi. bem Mnmmonis'
mus nnb BEN Worit: ~a}oisbnm nno
Weimar1 bds mori aeaonri ipirb. ilns
msr III es niht bi. brsite Strabs Der
aIltdoli9tn gsiradtuns, bic mir sss
ZEN.
Der gesrifi, an bsm Der Werta
pber llnlperib, bic 3u,unftsmosli6'
ttii pber llnfruhtbartsit Der sin5elnsn
grTteinunsen i'm Grlsben BEG ssris'
ges aemeiItn fpiro. in ben beutiten,
ur.er qreubsns ginilub seiporbensH
aeihihtliGxn @srhGltniFen tHt'
ipretenb Der Siant, unb 5par Der
monnrGifd tcnitituiipneIe Staat,
b. h. jeNts sissnartiee aus arons
Seer, gerpdIiuns unb Wolisptrtrss
tuna ssbilbst, 9eripp. BEG 9cltsior
p.rs, bas nidt nit Uoll unb gni.rs
Ianb io.niiid lit, nbsr bas oas 8oli
brau6t unb gu iit btransish' aud,
ieine Gntipidluna uno gntidliuns
len.t unb pornaris ir.ibt. Sbn feb.
er oIs ben tragHlbsn gegrifi unisrss
5fientlifm aebsns in isiner itraffen
4usbilbuna perabe burd bis'sH ar,s'
bsndbri, 70 bab bas Dsutfds R.it
ibr als ioIfxn bei isinsr Saas niit
fir bi. 3uiunft fsitbalten mub une
Inn 70 bereiipilIiaer fsfthalien ipiro
als oi. arieasno.bpenbigieii ibm ein
n.ues @eritdnbnib fir feline eissnart
unb i.ins ginri6iuns in allen Greilst
unb parteisn .rSffnet bat. Der Stno'
II! BEN Bolt nnhgsiommsH. fpis oas
9uli BEN Siaais, bn es man6es Vnrs
urtbeil ablssis. 0abei aber bat ssrohs
pas grleonib bes arieges ben Bid
Fiir bic Mdnssl unb lieberlebthsii.r
I'm Orsanismus ssfddrft. bic in
@erpaltuns. Deer, gedms
tenf6aft unb abel iid sunbsabn.
lber BEN goIis eeasniibsr, bos Der
gepeis iein.r politiItsr Reiis nns
T.iner G.antsasiinnuns in 70 berpor'
ragsnbem Mabe srbradt bat. nsti
n,br 3u balien finb. Dies an sahlrsi'
ben tpn,r,t,n 8tiipi.fen, obn, g'nr'
eiTbobIpns unb obr. in Dcitrindriss
nus su perfatisn, burhsefiihrt gu fss
,en, III pon bobsm Snierefe.
fGnu,h rrhsuhf \
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Galnuele burdbobrt, Der polIe ileiir
ailunctcr lang ipcrbcn nuih INN odrl
Iicnieits IN ciner nod iteileren uro nod
ldngeren Grtpps BON 200 Wetsrn 3ie.
lie ipieber abSufoIIcn. balitit er BIZ
Werra, oie Weier ilfib enbIih ben err
| febntcn MccresipiegeI crreid,t.
Die ne,ie WdfIeritrdbe ipiirbe pol
Der Donau bis nod Wreinerl etipa 6OC
ailoneter lang iein; bapon ipiir6e BIZ
lgrSbte &aIite. ii1ntIih Der fiiSlifs
2bcil, cinridtiger aanaI iperben, nab
ren6 Der norblife TbeiI oils Nyaiier'
litrabe bereits beitebt nnb es bier niiI
barauf anfonlnit, Die @erra unb Die
Weier in Der syabrriilne eiitipreheno
~ perbeiiern. Tnsu famen nod 6ic
berihiebenem Stid,fandle gum an.
idlub BON gligsburg, 9tiind,en iino
Giienah. s(aeS IN aIlem banoelt es iidl
Inn Elm llnternebmen BON ruitb elmer
Iriftelmiiliorbe.
Ghuns biel - fptrb man fageii
aber mir iino iett an 10 bobc 3ablen
gar5bnt, oat Die Sobe ollein nidt
nebr idjrefen fam. @ir fragen uiel.
metr MIR: @cIter Ruben ipringt 6n.
BET berous2 Wtadt iib bieier bobe gr.
trna- bs5abIt2
geir babcn beiibutage reidlih Or.
idbriing i'm aanaIbau, Gs 1T freili6
Gin aibergepobnlid grobes ltnterneb.
men, I'M oas es iih bier bonoelt !;
nber elm Spriing Ing llngeipiiie III es
nit)t gs Iniien ;iH bic gaufoItcn &C.
nan i'm poraus ieititeaeli, fir Die ge.
trietsfoiien gibt es ionit anbalt ge.
MIG. uno ebenio fam man lid, BON Dem
9srfebr. iuelfer fir ocn aonol 8u er.
iperten itebt. Elm oelitIitcs Bib ma
den.
Te- aai,or mar ldngit eepIant, b..
Dor bic letteu WeItereigniiie eintra.
ten. Sfon oartals iagte man lid: Der
aaneI III cine sictbtpenbigfeit fir
pc,ie @cbiete 9eitiidlInnbs, Die lid, I'M.
mer mebr imb mebr BON erobcn @clt.
pertehr abgenrdnei iebcn; nber er
m.bie iih aud if)ou pesnhlt MADDEN.
teDer bic nelte Menoung cintrat, iueiI
ibr, 5reierIei oollig iider lit: elmer.
ie;is Der aohlcnpcrfcbr pom 9sieSer.
rbeiH bat uno areererieits fir bic nm.
sefebrtc Jiid,tung Der Grsperfebr oes
an Den 9lbein. Iies
bcises aibt Dem aanaI fir aIle ,Sillc
cas- siiifgrni: aIIer nnbere @erfchr
coer, Der lid, anns BON ielbit anicbi.
lrenn Der annnl crit einninI bn III.
oibt i'm, sfleiib unb 9liit. Sehe neue
gcrfebrftrabe daft ai,6 nei,en Der.
febr
geine gam beIcnbere @ebelitiirS
bat Der anrnl nber ourf) bic iiingften
Ereieniiie auf bem 9aIfan eeponnen
gar er Bis babiu ieinem @eien nat
liir etn @inneiupeg. Elm bIober Sid.
ANAL mad, Der aiiiie hin, 70 nnib er.
est aiissefiibrt, au elmer @eItitraf,e
perben. Guer burh bas nIte europa
t,neioeno, ihIiebt er nid,t mir bic
.Iten Stditen bcrtffen Seperbeflei.
,es an bas beimiide Weer on, ionbern
eat bif;t ucr ihre Ttere aud cine
irei.e atrabe. bic iie nuf bent fiir5e.
ter @cae NIT bem nnben unb niidi
,em ferren Often nerbinbet.
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automobiIraier tritrait.

3pei slutomotilraier batien iid &c.
iiern Dor Rid,ter SpiegeI Ju uernnt.
pcrtcm soines gbiparbs, BON 20.
f2ai 9ineoIn slpenne. piirSe inl, SIS
.inS bic asit.n beitraft, ipdhrcnb @il.
lam Galerr, poH 30. 2i23 SiIberl
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lins aoiien ocpontam.
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Die Nsp gprter Sun,
bic Iebr triissriih 1T, frast: sWDllen
mir ieIbit tampfen. ooer polltn mir
anberen bas aGmpfen fir uns ibsr*
lafIeug" Sie 9lntpprt lam nur oahin
Iauten: Wir pollen uniere &riege fsls
Der fiibrsn unb bemnah pollen mir
aud bas 9elb gum Sriesfiihrsn
nint Mnberen aeben.
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9as inncre SeutihlauS mad
benz ariese.

Die RsufOrmuns bee poIitilttn G.s
bon!eHs in DeuiIhIanb. - Die
aeim. Der Gnttpideluug na9 bsm
ariss. - Die llmp.ribuns aIlsr
0erth i'm ariss. - Dos Sdnin'
ben uIIsr gorurtbsils in 9suiid.
lamb.