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The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1917-02-15

Mrs. n. j. G.. Koobs has been
on the sick list the past ten days.
The public schools opened Won
day, as no new cases Of diphtheria
have developed and it is believed
that the disease is checked.
Jas. Mitchell left last Saturday
for Rochester, Mimi. to consult
the doctors at she Mayo hospital in
regard TO his health which had been
quite poor for some time.
Herman Bangert, a farmer liv-
ing near Avon suffered quite a loss
as a result of She storm the first Of
this month. He had IS hogs and 8
head Of cattle shut in his barn
to protect them from the storm, and
when he went to the stable in the
morning, all but two of the hogs
had smothered for want of fresh
air. It was a Ease of too much
kindness to his stock and it cost
him six or seven hundred dollars.
David Bardell left last Saturday
with his car load ofhou sehold goods,
machinery etc. for Freeport, Ill.
He has purchased eighty acres of
land two and one half miles from
that place, and took possession of
the same on the fifteenth. Mrs.
BardelI and the children will re-.
main here for a few days until the
house there is made ready for
them
Mrs. "A. F. Miller returned last
Saturday morning from Minneap
oils where she underwent a success
full operation for the. removal of
goitre. She was ready to come home
a week sooner but was detained by
the blockades. She spent the time
during the delay at the home of
Mrs. E. Frizzell, in Minneapolis,
and the pleasant visit that she
enjoyed was q full recompence for
all the disadvantages of the block
ade.
Dr.. Landmann had the misfor-
tune to smash his auto quite badly
last Saturday. He was returning
from a call in the Wittenbere
neighborhood, and when nine miles
north Of town ran onto a large
boulder that was lying in the road,
and WAS covered with snow so il
could not be seen. Besides wreck.
ing the car the jerk Of the steering
wheel caused by the impact,
wreDched his wrist, and broke ont
OF the small bones in his hand.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1917-02-15

We wish to express our deep APP
probation OF the many kindnesses
shown by n~eiehbors and friends
during the sickness and death of
our beloved husband, father and
brother, and for the beautiful flow
ers.
Mrs. G. ] Marchant & Family,
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. E. Muller.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1917-02-15
For Sealing Envelopes.

Ar electrical machine for sealing
envelopes is capable of handling 10000
pieces OF mail an hour. This machine
las ncen developed by u government
X prloaee, With the understanding TINT
MAY he used by the government or
ial,is:s;u;t.s without paying royalty.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1917-02-15
Fresh Air.

George had always heard much OF
the benefit of fresh air. One morn
ing he was naughty and was punished
hy being told to stay In his room an
itour. LII Il short time he called out
that his throat was dry. His mother
brought him some water. Silence FOR
II few minutes, then But mother, moth
ing helps my throat but the fresh air.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1917-02-15
Unanimous.

Patients s9e-'T hope you gentle
meE are no. scing to disagree!" First
DECISION, not about anything Inn
portant. Doctor Fell insists on tre-
panning; Doctor Fluke holds out for
removing the appendix, and / am in.
favor Of amputation at the knee. R4t
we're all agreed that an operation IS
necessaTy."-5ifa.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1917-02-15
sloner salary

w. "a. Cobb, commissioners salary
and miisage s 90
Frank Daub, commissionersalary l6 90
On motion hoard adjourneds 20 Tues
day, March 9th, 1917, at O'Clock A
MI.
Attest CHAs. DIRKs,
IL, MAus, Chairman.
County Auditor.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1917-02-15
AZ o as KINDS.

As Happy as Kings.
OF course, we should all be as happy
as kings, and, considering what kings
are up against, perhaps we re.-Atch-
ison Globe. !.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1917-02-15

Movable Mailing Machine.
An electrically operated machine to
nail tops Of packing boxes is mounted
on a truck to permit it to be moved
about a factory.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1917-02-15

On moti6n the following bills were
allowed IN the general fund.-
Van Dorm Iron Works steel desk
and extension for clerks office All O5
Russell Grader Mfg. Co. repairs
for grader "a 90
Perkins Bros Co. stationery 80 81
Geo D Barnard Co. As 81
Remington Type writer 20.
repairs 6 SO
News Printing Co. tationery 1O4 90
Cleo . Barnard Co. u 81
Ernest Walliser draying 1G 90
Ernest Klasna care of poor on
Poor Farm 81 IS
l. A Eads sherift's fees SO GIL
Iva Sweet extra work in Reg.
of Dee ss Office 5 60
Bee Publishing Go. ..one yr sub
scription to ctficiAl estray paper 4 SO
Tynduil Printing Co. printing 81 40l
James Schema repairing shoes
for poor j 7Ol
FaF Sratka blacksmith work 3 IS
aE&10fE T#gaEA&E /
GA I4andman quarantining IL 004
Herm Klima 5 Oni
Rembold Bros 4 Schmidt hard
ware As 05
J X Welk drawing q 80
G A Landman coroner's fees l6 60
l. A Sticky clerk of courts fees 3 95
j e Greenfield %quarantining 10 90
u A Butler digging rock, etc. rs %
Christ Goehring hardware % 35
Jos f Olivia mdse. to poor II 40
WI Wormsbecher money paid
out s15
FT Y ptak Lbr. Co. coal for poor
and court house COG IS
Fl l. Taplett load OF sand for
shed so
Chastka Bros. mdse. for poor
farm 10 SO
0 Britton Jr work on shed 2 90
o L Britton county work 8 20
Andrew Vilhauer. hauling 1 90,
] A Pekas work on shed Is 20
A c Haijsman s%hoveling STOW l so
Frank Stanicek work on shed 2 40
F J Tapiett draying IL 10.
Ed j Hajek work on shed 80 10.
John A Black work 90 shed 20 10.
On motion the quarterly statement
Of the Superintendent of the Hospital
for the Insane for the quarter ending
December 31st, 1916 to the amount of
$l325.S7 was accepted.
On motion the statement of the
Register of Deeds for fees collected for
the month of December and January
were approved.
On motion tie Board adjourned to
Wednesday, the 18th, 1917, at 8 o'clock
A. M.
Wednesday, 18th, 1917.
Board met pursuant to adjournment.
Present. Chas. Dirks, chairman,
Lloyd Patterson, Frank Daub, and J.
j. Maus, County Auditor.
Absent Jos. v. Wagner and w. A.
Cobb.
On motion the following bills were
allowed on the auto fund.-
r S k.niften dragging and dig
ging stone IS 10
FL Oelrich dragging % Is
AleS Wood s 30
Walter Bardwell " 2 SO
Alex Wood IL As
On motion the following bills were
allowed on the road fund.-
Hutterische Society grading 70 80
Geo Butler s 90
W G Bardwell 5 90
A Bowman ia 40
Guy Clark Is 90
On molten the following bills were
allowed on the general fund:
O B Slasor, mdse. for poor 10 90
Tyndall Hdwe Co, mdse 10 rs
Fullerton Lbr Go. coal for poor II 25
] w Fitzler, mdse. for poor IA 60
NJ L %Bridgeman, work on-shed 81 SO
Roy Chasing, auto hire Q sc
} Ulbe Eringa, for ditch on his land
draining public highway 100 0e
) On motion the following commits.
, sioner bills were allowed.
Chas. Dirks. commissioner sol.
; airy and mileage $40 O
} Lloyd Patterson, 10 missioner
0lsry and mi1sgs - =
The Detroit times., 1917-12-11

Americas asFme Jewish Eda IN Writer Begins of TdhB

rope only in one place-Egypt The
loss of Egypt would mean for Eng
land not only the end OF her do.
m m.nion ever the Suez canal and uf
her connections with India and the
far east. but would mean also the
oss Of her possessions in Central
and East Africa. The conquest of
Egypt by a Mohammedan power,
Ike Turkey would also imperil Eng.
lands hold over her 60.000,000 Mo.
hammedan subjects in India, besides
prejudicing her relations with Al
ghanistan and Persia
Here we have the explanation OF
Germany's interest In Turkey. and
tho German-planned, Turkish-led
campaign against the Suez canal m
1915. This campaign, led over three
routes across the desert Of the
Sinai peninsula. was PLANNED by
Col. Kress Won Kressenstein and
led by Djemal Pasha-the same
The Detroit times., 1917-12-11

given great deal of attention 20
tho Near East" question.
The overeficient Dr. Paul Rohr.
bach, writing for the education OF
The German mind and in preparation
for the launching OF the Mittel-Eu-
ro,S project. pointed out that di.
rect attack upon England, across
Tho North sea. was utterly out of
The question Another combination,
which would strike England az its
most vulnerable point, was needed.
and this combination, he revealed,
existed in Germany's relations 20
Turkey. n was 10 create just these
relations that Wilhelm visited Con
stantinople and Jerusalem, that he
worshipped al the shrine OF Moham-
mtu. that ne played the role Of pro
toctor OF Turkey against all Eu'
rope
"England can be attacked and
mortally wounded by land from Eu-
The Detroit times., 1917-12-11

both By steam cars and trolley have
avoided the payment OF this tax o.
10 per cent by buying their ticket
piCce-meal instead OF thru. For In.
stance. II a man was boarding q
lrain for a ride OF 81, he would pay
IL in three installments, paying his
fare 20 a station the fare OF which
was Just below Inc war Tax linlii
From that station on he would Do
the same thing In some cases
agents have learned that passengers
with destination beyond the 35
cent limit would got OF and wait for
the next car or train.
Instructions received by Mr.
Brady are 20 cause the arrest OF
such passengers. who. upon conyic
ton. NAV be sentenced 10 spond tv1
The Detroit times., 1917-12-11

Djemal who later became the tyran.
mic governor OF Palestine.
Victorious at Ismaili 15 miles be
low the canal, al Kantara, 80 miles
south OF Port Said, the British
failed 20 realize the opportunity then
presented for the utter rout OF the
Turkish forces.
Put the early mistakes were
quickly repaired when Gen. Sir
Archibald Murray assumed com
mand OF the British forces, and fol.
lowing Kitchener's tactics, began
building a railway along the Medi
terrancan seacoast I'm the @prin2
of this year, Gen Murray haG ad
vanced 20 GAIA. whore the ending
Of the rainy season compelled him
70 halt until fall
Meanwhile. Gen Allenby had been
sert from the west front. ana MI
successful operations have been con
The Detroit times., 1917-12-11
ey HeRMAN BERNSTEIN.
Editor Of The American Hebrew.
tCopSright 1917. ny the Newspaper
Ehterprisc AssOcintl0nb

ttop1 right' 1917, by the NeWapnper
Enterprisc AssOclatlonD
a recent cabIegram from Alcxau.
dria, Egypt stated that refugees
from Palestine report that the
Turks IN cooperation with the Ger
mans. are committing fearful a'roce
ties upon Jewish colonies in Pales.
tiac.
During October all the leading
men Of The Jewish colony az Jana
were accused OF espionage, and on
false evidence, or on confessions
extorted by torture. were convicted
by German courtmartial and
hanged with many members or their
fam lies
To extort confessions. many men
and women. including some Ameri
can citizens. We're stripped and
beaten in public. some SO severely
as 20 cause death But the end OF
this reign of terror is in sight
A. these lines are wUttca, tho
thiumphal onward sweep in Pal
estine Of the British. under i,n
Auenby. has already resulted IN the
capture OF jana. the principal Medi
terranean seaport OF the Holy Land,
an with II the J9E0JeTOsalem raiI
road, which brings The Allied forces
almost 10 the very gates of Jcrusa-
lem Another force Is holding Beer
sheba, where Abraham rested. and
az the proper moment viii move
forward 20 Hebron. gateway 90 the
Holy city from She southeast Thus.
the British army is in a DO t
tion 10 operate against Jerusalem
either for attack or siege and
The Detroit times., 1917-12-11

vhc birthplace OF thtI three domlnar
ing rCliciuus christianity Judaism
and Mohammcdanism must soon be
wrrstcd from The hands OF the Turks
and beginning made toward end
ing those GermanIWkIsh atrocities
The brilliant operations of Allen.
by's army have attracted The atten-
tiuu of the whole civilized world.
which while Watching them with
sentimental regard has been not a
lttle mystiGed by the enormous eK
pen Iiture of men and military
cavinmtnt I'm a W0Tthcatcr so far
removed from the western front
n is not generally realized that
the Palestine operations are no mere
.id, venture ON the part of Great
Britain. but that they have tre-
mendous bearing On the ultimate re-
suit of the war.
AS matter of fact there can De
no enduring peace unless Palestine
md Mesopotamla shall be torn from
Turkey and its master ally, Ger
many
Anything short OF this would
mean that. even tho Germany is
completely defeated IN Europe, her
p.etentious RagdadtoBerlin scheme
would remain intact 10 menace the
world. with its everlasting threat
AGAINST The Sucz canal, Egypt and
India
None have realized this better
than the Germans themselves, who
are thoroly alarmed over the sue
ctese of the British arms
They have always realized tho
great importance OF Palestine in
connection with their own plans FOR
tho military domination OF the
world ard Cnr-oau puhtfci,,is have
The Detroit times., 1917-12-11

Quoted according 20 the strategy
outlined by hls predecessor.
Che next few days ought 90 de
vclep whether Gen. Allenby plans "a
strike al Jerusalem along the line
OF the railroad. or 20 continue his
1Orthern course until he has taken
Haifa. go miles beyond jana Then
his army viii march on Jerusalem
thu thc Plains OF EsdraleOn This
historic plain runs broadly between
Mount NapthaIia. In Galilee, and
Mount Ephraim I'm Samaria. ana con
tiQUOusly from Mount Carmel "a
the Jordan. making 10 the most I'm
portant and political military facto:
in the history OF Palestine 1t has
been the hiahroad OF all the inya.
siOns 90 Jerusalem
Mr., bernstein win tell more about
the war in the Holy Land In The
Tin es tomorrow
The Detroit times., 1917-12-11
TAX-DODGING
TRAVELLERS MAY
LAND IN PRISON

Travellers who have been tryine
20 ovade the payment OF the war
-trry or ttrctr- rTitrUTd tickets by spit
ting tho Journey may ind them
selves serving q term in a fedora.
prison, according 10 an order frori
The treasury department which
reached James J Brady. collector o
internal revenue, Monday morning
The war tax applies 10 tickets 70
railroad fares OF 35 cents or more
Many ingenious persons travennr
The Detroit times., 1917-12-11
STATE TROOPS
GET TEST CALL
IN BITTER COLD

The weather had no terrors for
the Detroit men in the Michigan
state troops. Sunday. The day was
picked for another test mobilization
The Detroit times., 1917-12-11

years in prison This. OF course,
does not apply 10 passengers who
have legitimate reasons for stopping
off az way stations, bur only thos
who get of cars or trains with the
idea OF defeating the government iu
its attempt TO collect thc war tax
on railway tickets
The Detroit times., 1917-12-11

call. Some OF the troops were rout-
ed out of bed as early as 4 O'Clock
hut every man was game. When
they returned hours later after pa
trolling the river or the principal
thoroiares. some OF them were nurs.
in1 frozen ears or noses, nipped
11rr pTs and frosted Toes.
Every member OF Company b.
First battalion Of the Fifty-second
Infantry. reported In the Highland
Park high school within two hours
of the call, with the exception Of
four members who were out OF
town.
The Detroit times., 1917-12-11

a woman hates 10 acquire her
FIRST gray hairs as badly as a man
hates &C. part with his last one
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saSt, bak hides,
trdges 8lnt geret.
nigt lueroell ioatt.
Gim fsttise, nnniRt 1art. Hbeirisd,snSsr
atteut, edparen uus ale 6snmtr3eH
tperoen pertritben bnrd enIpbert SAB.
lettrm. gerabe mtt groamuttsrs eetL
mitta fir Srtibfus.

Nebmen Gle Sefe ans gt,pefsI, Cream Of
Tariar. Gakium'Supbibe inb gItraften auS
feltenen sfrdutern berseftelten 2abIetten re-
gelinabig, etpd IN Der 9dner eineS Wtcnnies.
ein unb gle fbnneu bic gifte aus Sbrem So.
Item pcrireiben. SuIpberb IabIetteu f.iib nun.
berpoa. nm 8erftopfune. trdee 9eber unb Rie'
reH 5n iiberfptnben uno aIe sIisfneibunesor.
game 3ur @rbeti f6ueu su beraHaiier etc
rfpflen bic aandIe" 70 sn fdgen nnb gle fab.
len ibre prhcbtiee Nirilrne bas garss Griib.
iabr unb ben CONNER binourf aopfpeh. 60.
tnrrb, WenraIgie. rbenmatif6e gGmer8en.
Reritopfuns uri0 ber,paHoie Grfruniurgen, bic
IN GoIae bon Gifteu iri Snte entiteben per'
fftpinbeu, bic 6aut rptrb rein, Wdteiier urb
etipdr1t perbsn 1bforbirt uno arsaefdieoeu
brrd bic ribtia fimitorirenbeH IbfuusfantIe.
Sehes pudet futrb earantirt, 70 bab Gle es
leitt erprobeu iSnnen, @ut fit afnber liiis
ertpanfene On afcu spotbsfen soc per per.
f.eaeIte Tube gerIaroeu ste SuIyterb xableS
kep (ri&t s&mefeItabletteu).
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iihtIi1 nod cine befeliten0e grlpeitc.
rung erfabret. No1 nlebr alinierf.
ianfeit aIs bisbsr ipirb Sie Gorge Inn
Ste @eiilnoer1altilns Der @eriifsangc-
torige,t, aiih aus @riitbeii Der Webr-
.rcft imieres goIfes, erfproern. SSsii.
aenoer3ielnmg iino sSigeii6pflege iper.
hen bon neuen @eiittspunften oais 3li
betradteu iein. Die 8eriifsbiloutg
ilub nit nilen Titteln 5ur grbdltimg
ocS nittelitanoiid'cn Gbarafters iinie.
les Stanoes 9cboben peroen, iinb es
niro ollb notbie ieirb infer offent-
Iit, eS9lnieben ttebr oils bister 81 be.
ben imo uns ocnieIbcn giniIrt 5ii ge,
unmeu aili Die @olfspertretingcu
NIB Die offentIidcn Berpdlten, ipie tie
altoere, tbei!s ipeniser ipidiige Stdr.
DC idon lonee bcIiten.
Nir iteben an Der SdaDcIle bes tpeit.
gcofineten Chores itnierer beiitIden
,3nfiinft lin in ibr oen redJten @s1
sr fillben, gilt es bciSeiten an oie SO.
!iine iener @dtbiel uno fyrageli beran.
5iitrcten, Die uns idon beute aiifge.
eeben tuerSen, omnit mir nad) ienem
.idl0nen Sag, ba euclid Der Sol6atI
its 2eben beinrfebrt. in Die WieilihIidl.
felt" Die rid)tise 9abn sil elmer aIiif.
iiben .3ufl,nit 3ii ipanoeIn pernogen.
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ipmmsn lperfdapunben. 1bee unb
Raffee tpifen fiirifs bis ie&smal 10
piel pie porber. lin ben WuHer tn
ben gaifbduisrn unm6sli@ gu MAIDEN,
bat bic Rssieruns beitimmte prsiie
fir bic einselnen Gdnse fefgsiebt.
Die Dirtbe bebeIfeu fi4 aber, inosm
lie bic portipn.n 10 pertleinern, bob
man flint Bis feds Tcrtipnen bon elm
uno berielben Gpeiie nthmen niuB.
inn baIbipess fatt gu fperben. Daau
tommi. bob febr piele aeute uniinniser
WeiIe burd ibr Gerebs bdau beitrds
gen. bic obnebies sebriidte Stimuuns
unn5this gu perfdledsern. tnbem ils
itGnbia ben alusbru4 einer Surgsrss
notb prcpbeSeienA.
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Gin ,unnoerliae sNedenesenipel

3ablen liigen nidt. fast EN- oltes
Spri6port. Sn Dem fpIsenben tlet'
nen geiIpiel, bas mir unieren Selern
bieieu, fteinsn iie aber. rbsleitb. pte
ieber feben fann, bic Rehnuns
itimmi, bod bic Wabrbsit ni&t gu
titnben.
Der @eripaIter zines Guits f4idf
eines Sases sipei Wdsbe nit 8iitnern
auf ben Waarft bet ndhften Staot.
nm iis su periaufen. 9tbe erhdlt 30
Gtid nit, bic lie, 70 gut iie sonnsn,
on ben Wlann brinsen follen. Damtf
lie MN ipdier, menu fie bic 9ubner
pertuuIt 9aben, Dom @erpditer ietns
@pnpiirfe, ktommsn, fans bic cine
etpos mebr ola bic anbere eingenorns
men hoben follts, 70 ptrabreben i'd
bic WGsoe. no6ber bic samse Summs
5uiarnmeH5ulsaen, LIN lie in elsidpe
SGlf.en su ibeileri, 70 bab cine tpis bic
anbere sleidb pteI abiisfen iann. De-
Iast, setban. Die eine Wlagb oertdiftf
ibre 5iibnsr fur ben preis bon fiinf
Wtart fir je 5fpei Gtiid. Sie loii alio
fir ibre 30 Siibner 1915 M. x 20
Mari. 9ie onbere Masb aber erbdlt
nur 5 Wlari fir ie 3 6iibufr. nifumt
alIo i'm sanasn nur 10><5 Wtad =
so Wlari ein. 3lrfammeu bdben iie
alIo cine Ssimms BON 1880 - 125|
Ulari ssIoii. 9a Tie nun I'm Retrien
sttpas beidrdnit fnb. 70 beseben Fs
iirb gum aauflnann unb bitten ibn,
bod, einmaI na@Sure&nen. Der Raul
mon rebuet folaenbermabeHs yins
partie Siibner ipurbe gum preiis
BON s wlart fir js apei Stiid, bic
anbsre gum preife BON Rari fir is
brei Stiid, suiammen oIfo ie 5 9db'
ner fir 10 Wiari periauft. go 9iibner
iparen porbarbel. aIio go sstbeilt
burtb 5 ergibt 12><1O Mors mo1i
120 Rari.
Die WGgbe baben aber 125 wtari
In Der 9aIde, benn bic cine Bat rs
unb bic anbere so Wnrt. Mer bat
nun rett, Der Aaufmnnn, Der bod
offtnbar ri4tis 120 Wsdrs gerthnet
bat, ober bic Wfisb.. Die gum 9tpefe
bic barren 125 Murs IN Der 5aidrl |
baben2
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Seutldes @irtbidaitsIebex
nab benz &ries.

Eurdt ppr DirtE9aftstriien. - Die
Organization Oeutf9lanbs tpGbrenb
bes arieges. = Die belebenbe araft
pes Staats Soaialismus. -
preisreguIierung bur4 ben Stddt.
Ssrauenarbeit i'm mobernen
ipirtbfdaftIiden 2eben. - Steises
runs Der Soften bes 2ebsnsunters
baltes na6 benz Erieg. = 9ehaltss
frase unb Sbeueruns. - Ser Welts
trieg lbrabte' ben inneren 5rieben.
-@iebereinfiibruns Der Solbaten
in bas Griperbsleben. = Im Sbor
Der 3utunft.
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s. g 4epsr (in Ser SanoslsftaHo
i'm 9luslanp.)

Der bisberiee 8erlauf bes arieges
bot se3eist, baB alle acknowledgement
iiber bic Oauer zines WeIttrieses trie
gerfl9 sefpeisn iirb. @u4 jeBt nad
33=mohatigem Riusen bermds no1
nienano nit einieer Siberbeit gu be'
re4neu, mas bic ndditen a}ohsn, 9es
fffpeige benn bic tpmmeuben Wepnute
brinsen nerben. 9lud ale 4nndhu1eu
iiber bic au ertpartenbe Gnttpidluns
beg NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Der triesfiibr
renben Stoaten boben itd als 5ehl'
ibldse eripieien.
Oaber mub jeber, Der in bic 3us
tunft bliden min, Elm seriittelt WiaB
Gprii9t Ieinen 9ere4nungen beimis
Ifen. IS sibt freili6 2sute, Die I4On
jebt gang genuu tpii1en, wie mad oem
&riese bic polittide &arte guropas
unb Der ansrenaenben WelttleiIe aus
ieben ipirb, bic aud iapn elm genaues
Bib Der iunsren fDirtbiduftli4en uno
politiiden Gage Ssutl6lunOs nad
bem &riege 3eidnen gu f0nneH sluuz
ben. 1eben ben gang hOffnungsgriinen
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tau6en Sbeuretiter auf, bic sruu in
srau mulen, neil tie auf 9runD ihrer
pifeni6aftli6eu SOrihuDsen an cine
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ben. Bel ibnen iiebt Die gnttpitlung
Der bsutiden tiiuftisen 8OItspirtb'
i5aft etpl ME folet aug:
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uns Der Robitoffe heim geginn Der
umformung Der tpdbrenb bes aries
ges ben milttGrii9en 3pedeu anses
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gu fiillsn, bic 9erni4tung unb 8ers
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bari, Der iih nd6 Dem &riege pieDer
einitelIen biirfte, gu befriebisen. 4aer
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8liitle in cine 3ett Der llebersrssuguns
iibersehen, aus Der ii9 bann auIest
eine peripbs pernutlIi9 re4t Ianez
pisriger BirtbT9aftsirsifea sntipideIn
spiirDs.
SbeorieN, nihts aIs Sbeorien. Weun
mpate sebn gegen ems petter, oab es
oiesmal anbers tommen pirb. Dd5u
bran6t man riht ertt nadsupeiien,
bab bic @runblagei. auf benen ii6 bic
finftige Nirtbi i9aftsentpidlunq aufs
baiien Dtrb, gang arbers bsI9affen
ilno als na3 bem &riege DON 1870
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traftDolle art in 8etradt su 3ieben,
NIT Der l4on pdbrsnb bes Rrieses
Der itarte 9lrm bes Staates in ben
Gauf bes Wirtbf1aftslebens einsriff,
bamit mOsli1ft ole Girnpo9ner beg
Rei6es DOT S9aben bsipabrt nurDen.
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nad bem &riese mogli9it fem nirb,
bnr6 dbnIi8e gingriffe, bur6 elm
peritdnbnibpolIes Gblenten unb Sfns
fahren bes NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. bier
lleberflutbungen, bort Stof1tn9sn sbes
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