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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-11-21

streets in Eastern Berlin, but were dis
persed without difficulty by the police.
The Independent Socialists, the party
of Karl Liebknecht and Rosa Luxem-
bourg, recently sent cordial greetings
to the Russian Bolsheviki and openly
began an agitation for peace on the
Lenine-Trotzky terms.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-11-21

British approach to ufthin
t,celUe miles Of Jerusalem, and
other tCar nsics on Page 8.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1917-02-08
Il Il s. y Il Il
BOULEVARD.

Cody Butler of Arcadia visited
Saturday evening and Sunday with
his cousin Fred Butler.
Mr.. Whited is driving a new Ford
car purchased Saturday,
Ben Rose. wife and daughter Reta
we're entertained at e, u. Stoyer's
home Sunday,
Miss Edith Caron and Mr. John
Magnuson from near Fruitland were
guests Sunday at Harry McCarty's.
Word was received announcing the
arrival OF a baby daughter, Jan, 26th
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Chas
Prahl, near Juntura.
Spring moving has begun. Byron
Wood will move east of Fruitland and
Geo. Smiths of Ontario will move to
the ranch vacated by Mr. Wood Mr.
Ramey is moving to the Tom Lowe
ranch at Owyhee Frank Hawkins
and family are domiciled in the
Toole, Wood property o, V. Hollo-
ways are at home on the Mahan
ranch. Chas Leayitts are preparing
to rent their ranch and Harry Glenn
ent is having lumber hauled TO his
ranch east OF Arcadia where he will
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1917-02-08
THE CRISIS.

A never before in the recent his
tory OF the United States. the nation
is today facing a crisis OF far reach
ing possibilities. II Is Just 105 years
aince the United States, then an In.
fant In the family OF nations, fought
for the principle OF the freedom OF
the seas. The right gained then at
the expense OF hundreds OF American
sailors and soldiers Is one of the
foundation stones OF American liber-
~, a heritage too valuable to surren-
der at any price.
That President Wilson took the one
and only honorable course open to
him In view OF the German note pro-
scriblng the area OF the high seas to
which American shipping would be
free from danger Is evident by the
comment from all sources In neutral
countries. Every day since the Pres
dents address to congress was made
endorsements from neutral powers
have been received. Even NO eminent
an authority as Count Won Bern
atornf, the German Ambassador. de-
clarcd that President Wilson could
have done no less.
In view Of the cynical insult which
was so thlnly yeiled In the German
note coming as II did so soon after
President Wilson's plea for the for
nation OF World League 10 enforce
Peace. rupture could not be avoid.
cd. Hut when the rupture did come
IL was greeted with united approval
by the American people while the
supreme test. declaration OF war
followed by actual hostllities, has
not ye, been called for Il IL certain
that Il viii be met by united people.
The statements oi all the leaders of
the German-Amorican citizens gives
ample proof, II that were needed. OF
the fact that the hyphou aud prefix
have been dropped In the shadow OF
WDr sad that us loyal Americans yhcy
will sustain the President with their
support, their wealth, their lIfcr
and tHr.r sacred honor
The calm which has prevailed lu
all circles since the breaking on of
diplomatic relations indicates how
deeply have the American people
been thinking No one. II 81 true
wants war. yet there are few indeed
who want dishonorable peace, and
II war II must be. then il well that
the American people are ready to
make the aserince. unitedly.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1917-02-08
THE MEN VINO FOLLOW THE sE,

Il Ia the bounden dutv of every ma
tiop 20 protect all or its citizens II
the pursuance OF their yocations wheI
legally followed This duty lies a,
well for those who "go down "a IA,
SEA IN ships" as those who live by
euItiyating the soil,
What would nation do without
saibors? How long would IL hold H.
position In the world II none of It's
eilaens engaged in maritime pur-
suits?
Woud IL not be Just as unreasona-
he 10 permit AN outside power, by
it, arbitrary regulations TO define a
s0ne Within our own land on which
tie farmers could raise no crops. as
20 Del ni,t that same nation to define
zone in which American seamen
coW not earn livelihood az their
vocation? II this nation has the
rieht To the name II must in the
words OF the President given to Ger
many iOAlpNihb AHS NihhlhS VI NNt
Lnsitanla, omit no word or deed" To
uphold the rights of its citizens and
protect their lives and property
Nbeye ever they may be.
II Is we'll 10 remember that there
r. vast differnce between the block
a3e being maintained by the entente
alhev and that which the German
goveFnment proposes to effect In
the exercise of their blockade the al
lies have never been accused of sink
ing ships without search. " They have
not oOn1scated cargoes or ships un-
less more than half OF the cargoes
were eontraband, and only after the
processes OF law have been complied
with.
hat no stretch OF imagination can
one make a parallel between this
method and that proposed by Ger
many which directs that all ships will
be sunk without warning, without
search and selzurS, be they the prop
eTty Of neutral or belligerent; and to
ade 20 tho hideousneSs OF the order
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1917-02-08
no provision is made for the lives of

no provision is made for the lives of
crews or passengers.
The crowning insult however is
that which directs that tho United
states may have one boat per week
each way within a narrow lano of the
war zone, IL our government give as
suranco regarding its cargo and have
the vessel marked according TO Ger
man directions. This was too much.
To comply with order would require
the abandonment OF sovereignty on
the part of this nation.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1917-02-08

move in early spring. Holden Glen
el, will also move to his ranch ad.
joining his brother and A. D. Moore
will move out from Ontario to his
ranch vacated by Holden Clement
Oliver Bingaman, accompanied by
HIS son Emerson made busines trip
to Caldwell Saturday.
Miss Elsie Cox of Riverside, Ore
gon, who has been attending Links
Business College at Boise, was Wis.
itor at ]. A. Walters Friday and Sat.
urday Miss Cox was on her way home
to attond tho marriage of her sister
Susie Cox to Chas. Brown which was
solemnizcd at their home in River
side Monday, Feb. 5th. The young
couple will reside at Crane where
the grom is In business.
oliver Bingaman and family visit
ed at the A. u. Eldredge home near
Fruitland Sunday.
sherry Johnson and wife went to
Janiespn Wednesday to visit a few
days.
Under the auspices OF the II. c.
club an organization of ladies of the
Arcadia district the reception was
given in honor of Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
Gossett on their return from their
honeymoon to Puget Sound cities
last Friday The reception took
place at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Roy Williams on the X. s. a ID.
ranch.
During the evening Mrs. Clarence
Bennett on behalf of the club, of
which Mrs. Gosset is a member. pre-
sented the newly welded couple with
n fine oak rocking chair. Numerous
other gifts we're presented them by
friends present. The guests present
before departing following the de-
lightful refreshments served united
I'm expressing their good wishes for a
long and happy married life for the
honored guests.
A surprise party to commemorate
the 49th anniversary OF the wedding
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Il. II. Thompson, one
OF the best known couples OF the
Arcadia district took place at their
home Wednesday evening.
Among those present we're six OF
their nine living children and TWEEN
~ grand children. A most enJoya-
BILE social evening, punotuated with
musical numbers and recltatlons. was
spent by the guests and after n late
supper the gathering broke up with
the Unanimously expressed desire to
be present year hence when the gol-
den anniversary OF the much loved
couple will he celebrated.
Grange 10 Install Officers.
The Arcadia grange will hold It's
regular meeting Saturday evening
when the newly elected officers will
bo Installed and five new members TO
the steadily growing roll viii be ini-
tiated, The officers to be installed
are; A. r.. Kimball, master; Charles
Bullard. oyerseer; Mrs. A. r. KIM
ball, lecturer; Mrs. J, +. Long, chap
lin; Charles Thompson, steward; Ira
Dahl. assistant steward; Mrs. Charles
Thompson, lady assistant steward;
clyde Long, gate keeper; Cleye
Fleming. secretary; and J, schmit,
treasurer.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1917-02-08
ALL THE YEAR ROUND.

Oregon Short Line weekend and
Sunday rates have been so popular
hat they will be continued indefinite
" ON sale every week, all the time.
They are for your convenience; use
them frequently, Ask o. s. l.. agents.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1917-02-08
H. S. NOTES.

II. -. M Ed.
Il = = = y 4 4
The o. II. S. Basket Ball team met
another defeat last Friday night
when the Payetto bunch won by a
score OF 55 to 90. A large crowd wit.
messed the game. filling the gymnasi-
um. Aspecial train took about sew
cnty five OF Ontario rootors over 10
the game and a large number went
In cars.
The game was fast one and In
terosting one up to the last half
when our boys fell behind aud kept
there ttll the end.
Both tams had good team work
but our boys couldn't shoot baskets
as well as the Payotte boys. II
seemed ~ though the Payetto boys
could shoot baskets from any angle
while our boys had most chances and
could not make basket
Northrop u new man ON the team
played n eXnoellent game for Ontario
while Goodwin and shafer were stars
for Payctte.
r Grumse Forwards Lowery
Nurthrnp Forwards Shafer
MadduN Ccnters shafcr
Christensen Guards Goodwin
Hustled Guards Maulo
u'Ilgl. PLAYED the last hall la the
place OF b. Cramse.
The o. lI. ). second team az a pre-
immgry 10 the biz game played the
raye,ir rcoud team, This same was
not so iasr us the last one but was a
more even match, Ontario won from
rayotre by score of ~ 10 l3,
Madden Forwards spauldiug
l.umpkin Forwards Swanson
Hershncr Center Bowman
Beryin Guards Satoris
NJ, Gramse played the last half in
the place OF Pinney,
The Vale High school girls team
will come TO Ontario. week from
Friday,
On account OF the big show at the
Opera House this week. there will be
no game here Friday night,
The next Literary Society program /
viii be given on Friday the 18th. The
following program will be rendered: /
/, Vocal solo-Gladys Emison.
?, Athletic BOOsters-Henry Cassi- /
iy and lone Leuhrs.
3. Song-Boys' Glee Club.
4, Reading-Iielen Dunbar.
8. Piano SOlo-Vada Mortitt.
g. High School Paper Glenn
Brown, EditOr-in-chief.
Last Wednesday afternoon the try
out for the debate team was held. The
judges, Dr. Weese. Rev. Hanna and
Professor Culbertson decided upon
Dorothy Cleveland and John Moore,
They will 20 to Nyssa Friday night
to debate the Nyssa team.
The Freshmen held a class party
In the Moore grotto last Saturday ev-
ening, A large number were pres
ent and enjoyed various games until
a late hour.
Jack Taylor is absent this week on
account of an attack of inflammatory
Miss aMrie Hun OF Caldwell en-
rolled last week as a Senior
The weather has moderated a bit
and this week several OF the baseball
fans are out throwing the ball
around. PrOsects are good for base
ball this year as it is backed up by
he student. body and also several of
ba old nj ,..t
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1917-02-08

We want so much TO put one Of
our electrically operated Apollo
Player-Pianos in a home in Ontario
that We will make big discount on
the first one, knowing that enough
orders will follow to warrant the sac
rifice 1t plays by hand and pedals
also. A letter of iQuiry will do no
harm or you may ask Mrs. Weese
in Ontario. Wise Piano House,
Boise, Idaho. 47tf
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-05
zinc fftmtiae Sratt.

Bene anfbdu1agen 1o 9erAdltnfTe fnO ml9renD rmercr aricgs-
tae 10 fAr in &erDirrung gerate1 bob 6s, NOS man JOINT als ie6it
bgfdnotd binnaIuy bete oft Die 8eoeutung OeS MISREPRESENTATION ge
mimi. Grfr0ert es bod in Sefr be1Ioin llmfebrnq Der 92erte bat3u.
tage f1on N1ut. Der @obrhet oMr Dem, mos mir ais Gabrbet erfdHnt
baden, 0fhntih gus6rud al berldben.
Sic ngente gerudn 9rB@ ncnnt oesboI6 nit aedt Die 5rnu, Die
hh fir Die g~eibebaIhng BEG oeutfden ltnterritts fiji ben ~0feufifen
@huIsn 0es 2anbas nasgepr04en bat, cine mltge Gas glatt idre6t
o1rlber.
6roa Cha 6lag8 yOan9, Die fra9ere Supertnten6enHa Scr oifntIia
den Gdulen IN Chicago, lit Die 8erfoferiu elmer @romnott, Die in Den
Gbicngoer GfnIen bel gebraudt nurDe. Sn 0eem 8uh bem0 ih inter
nnoeren1 nnd Elm 2eeiiif rber ben Safer. Gas Bud mroe I'M Snbre
1910 gefbrebeu, os Der Safer nod perfono grntimn IN 0u Geraugt
ten 6taakn mar. aber in5Diiden bot Die SatIa8e fh betanHtid ge
Gnoert, un0 bor fur5en haben Die GhuhDeien Der pnoigen Gtaot omI
Gnt1IuB gefaBt Die dnh0Bige Gete aus ben nod borbaroenen @rert
plnren Des g1des at entprne- I'm Die Code aber grinolih al mahen
bnben lie nod bier5ig hehere Senen berau5geidnite- Sebt lit aWp
0s NH6b aus Dem Die Gbeagoer 9ugeno Die 4nfangsgrun0e Der Reft
fhreibunfg lm0 @rnnfnotff Iernen foa, patri0hfh gefdtbert.
Gr1i Doung lbt lhon lett langerer Set in SeoHIe nn6 6a fe nsI
DeriaHerin jGes Ghul6ndes beribmt n0er beriftigt aenoroen 1T, FOL
Ronrte tie Dem Sdidial nbt entgeben, bon efneH pBbeqierigen &eporter
interbieut gu uer0en. Gle lit rnter nnoerem aud gefragt poroen, Of
Fe es FIR nngebrnht bahe, cen oeri6eu Itnterrift aus Den amerfauhden
EhuIea 81 Derb1nnen- 8rni Young ninnt ofentar bic Gdubergddids
ten aber bic llntnen Der oeutiden SoIOoteH in gelaeu uno 5rnnfreih
Fr bare @hfn5e, oenn lie Ttlart DOB fe BEL Dem @eoanfen oaran Dor
gntraTnng 5tere. aber troboem eudrt He Die syOee, ben 6euiheH In.
terrfht aus ben Shulen 81 sBternen. fir obern.
Gbno9L Die Dame oos biblHde 4Her beGts n~berihriten 9at, 10 htl
fs bod nod ben W2ut ibur eigenen neberpugung, uno fhat nh nfhtI
sfnaaI, oge leber5aagung enaeH geinder bon Der arcasprefe peqen.
Ebrr m~1s5uipreden. gle mms 0arnuf BIN, oaB Ddbreno oes girgerfrisges
Bic 6efighe Mbneieung gDiihen 9eor0eu uno SIoen D0fano, onB aber
glet9 mad osn 5ue0easialHB Dieoer freunoiaafIide @eae9unGeu ami
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-05

Der 8rdnten fir 2ebensberii9erung
8n erm0glihen, fptr0 ibm @elegen.
belt gege6en peroen. je0en W1onat
10 biel 1Die er ent6ebren tart1L IN cine
Sparbant eiu5u5nblen. Sails Ser.
munbung o0er &ranfbeit bollitdnoige
GrDerbsloiigteit sur 6otge bat, miro
Die aompeniation our6 einen be.
itintmten 9ro8entiag Der ge8ogenen
2obuung gereeelt ner0eu, feiuenfals
o6er meniaer oIs $40 big $40, emf.
ipreden0 Der 3abI Der 5nmiiiennit.
glie0er. Sir hobere Offi3iere mag
oieie 8eniion Bis 5l $500 iteigen.
Geilmeiie 8ertriippelung miro ent-
ipreden0 oer ooourd berringerten
@rruerbsfabigfeit Der b~etreifenoen
8erion erti6Goigt peroen. aer5t.
Tide, munOdr5tlide uno $oipitaI.
gebanolung, Silismittal, apparate
uim. merOen ~toitenfrei ger1aDrt lper.
Den.
sails Granf6eit o0er @ertuun0ung
Sen 500 berbeifa6ren, peroen Der
g3itiue. ben ainoern ooer Der Der.
nitpeten, obbdngigen 9hlttcr, emf.
ipreteno Ser @r0be Der Ganilie,
$15 biz $50 ge5abIt weroeu, Ger
@edit6atrag fur gefoume 9ffi5iere
bttragt $500. 3ie 8eriiderlng 5lt
geu0bnIiden Staten miro ogr9 SIC.
gierungsDeriiherung erm0glidt, mel
DIE 8ertrlppelung uno To0 fir Of
ii3iere, 0emeine uuo arautenpilege.
rinnen int 8ienite ser ArHtee uno
5lotte oedt, uro all 8etrdgen bon
$1,000 bis $4,000 qcrpabrt miro.
Cine $1000Boli3e miro gegGn SAB.
lung ION tur $50 JdbrIia oltsgeiteat
iperoen fonnen.
Ger G6akamts icfretar ihliebt
ieine grtIdrungen nit 0en g2orten:
n8jeie5 @eieb ihrei5t Die gerpfliA.
ttng ftr be0iiritige ~@ngeJori6e III.
ierer Sau0esoerteloiger 5u iorgen
Der gunoesregierltn8 ST., Der fte ur-
5peifelbait %altferlegt mcr0en ioIlte.
Gas amerifoniide QoIt miro uitt
geitatteh oaB 6auIilien aot IeioerL
mdbren0 ibre @rna6rer fir unIer
2an0 farnpfeH. lln5Ddielbait fDer.
ben iih Sale ergeben, in meIden iif
6er &egierungs8uihuB nift groB
geuug erpeiiaH miro, I'M cine aoni.
lie Dor ~itaan3ielen Sdpierigtettet
81 bepa6reit. Is beitebt je0oh 0ie
beariuloete 6offnuha, baB IN ioIden
5aaen oas gtote arelt3 0urdl feline
3tueige htIfsbereit einarciien niro."
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Sn ben SdIaGtbauiern Ron grnour & 60. fm0 etDa S~pebunSert
arbeHer an ben Gtretf gegangen. 9iee 2eute erbaIten 25 Bis 30 Gents
Qobn Der Stn0s mo berlangen cine &ufbeHtllng bon MIR 2 Gents
nHo 20 Gents per 5ebuin6igen arbetStag o0er $t.20 per ISOLDE. Benn
man Bic qegenudrigen enoru Bobeu 8reHe fr 2e6ensmittel IN 8etradt
snt, miro etncm Se0en bRa 6or0erng Der 2eute gerebt erihenen. Sic
Gefh1ftseihtng bernqta linen ieooA Die 2obn3unge, mo i~nfoIge6eHen|
Ieqten sic 2ate Die arbet ne0er.
9ntut min en8u~geeben, oB oe @eeaidoft ibren arbetern sic
nirfId rhht r%nberiddmte Qobn5aloge abiding uo 70 ben Steft berbet
fIbrte, grent Der @ebdtsfibrer Der armouriden anLogen 81. 6. Some
al benz itt BON Den aorporatoneH aqgenein angauan6ten 9nHf nernI
es fd nm grbethrntsfdnbe hnn6et un0 moft angebihe &eenten Der
0eatfhen Gegieung fiji ben Gtretf barantportid. gotirih ln0 6iGeI
ongebade agerta in Oeutiaen ginien nbt rebr o~f5ufnSen gs TIL
ao etnfod bl6ofrnges gereoe bas oan oient ben 9lufen geaen Die
~1ustdnoigen ar6etcr 8oreinganonaenbat etnplinpfen mo fe Bic
oeringea 26bne pede oie gfaionen refden 6~Ged6baone ibren ar6dtern
8obIpn, un0 peIhe 0e l1rade gum Streit baoet bergeien g MADDEN
@ie frhber Die gro3ifition 1erbolten muBte Inn Die Gufmerftmtet
Der M1enge bon Der @u8beuung Der Wlafen 0urd Die Qeiqionen4aorbora.
tonen ob5uenfaL miro lett BET oler o~erortgeH @eagenfeHen Ser ageut
IN Oehidea 9ienfen ais &opon3 %Bingefeat. e5 lit Sic oHe @ethihte;
Der Geb nit: n@ahet ben 9ebE"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-05
Sem Greieeuts griepprto.

Ger Bedding oe8 Senots, 6urd
melden Der 8lau zines Greicent5.
9rieiporto8 nbgemieieu mltroe, mir6
fein arobeS @e0ouern erreqcn, OBJ.
idon mon ibn allgemein ais elm
glltes MlitteI erodtet batte. cine be.
0euteHoe Ginna9me fir Die Geoier.
ing an er8ieIen. Sic 9efarporter
0c5 9laile5 batten uernnidlaqt 0aB
6ericI6e $50,000,000 einbringen
Diir0e, mas cine biibihe Summe
1T, ieI6it 51 gegentpGrti9er 8eit, in
peIder man NIT giGlouen 8u red.
nen geipobnt TIT. 9ie A5itimmitna
iiber Die @orIoge erfolgte nit 80
aegen 20 5timmen 1tno Die Sec.
ncr oerieI6en, fii6IteiL obidon iie
oifenbar 81 @uniten Der ginnabme
Daren, offenbor, 0nb 0ie @orto.
GrIobung nidt popular ieiu miir6e.
5don felt longer 3ett ba6en mir
bon Der Mloqlihfeit Qeb6rt. 0ab
6os @~riefporto ouF einen Gent CT.
mdbiqt meroeu ioqe ober I'm Qnbe.
tradt Der enormen 4usg1ben.
nelde oie Heqieriing 6urh ben
arieg Bot, miro 0ieie gauegmg
mobL ouf einiae Sabre 5nln Still.
ltan0 fomnen.
Gie 4uibringltng bon @el6 fir
bic 9eitreitung Der 9~egierungsto.
item un0 fir 0ie Gilbruug 6cg
arieges 1T unter alien llmitdn6en
cine idipierige Qufgabe, nenn ober
&ongreBmitgtieoer fortn1breno bon
Der 5iir6t berfoiat merben. oaB fa
oas RiBfaGen i6rer @a6ler er.
regen, Damn miro Die Sade nod Be.
0euten0 beridIimmert. 8enfeuoe
MANNER f5nnen iid Der 3atiade
nidt beridlieben. oaB mir Den
Steuerlaiten nidt entqeben fonnen,
meIde nit 6em arieae ~herbunoeH
iino, uno Denu nir einen 9ennp on
ltnierem 9riefporto ipdren, neroeH
mir notwithstanding 5iuei 8enntes in
elmer m6eren 8eiie be5ablen mil.
fen. auf Die 2alter entniGeln ith
anidetnen0 un6eoeutenoe 3inae 5u
iolf)en bon groBem llmfange. Stelt.
ermarfen nuf ganfdeds, .. g..
bieten einen idueaen inb Ieidten
@eg, Inn beoeutenOe @el0inmmen
auf8ubrin8en, un0 iie boben ouBer.
Dem ben @orteil, ooB iie outomo.
tiid e~iraeboben mer0en.
gie boraei6logene grbobmg 6es
grieiportos ideint su oieier alaile
.eehort 81 baden. Die SoAe 1T ober
nift bon bitaler geoeutung nno
man miro fd benz geidluiie oes
5eHats bereitpiaia fIaen
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-05

gsIegrammm gebt bot.
3nsi 2anDpoIt6Otsn geben cine
Strede lang oeuielbsn Neg. 0o bic
gauDItraBe our4 RssensuFs srunos
los geuOroeH III, mlHsn iie einsn
f6malsn GuBittig bsnussn. pIOBlia
bait Der pOraufgtbsnos i'm pIauOsrn
iune unO ldBt Dem anosrn ben @ors
trttt. r9sb 9u nur lisber porn,@
Iagt er, ,Du bnf ne 8sptiGtl"
S4per gsrat. girs
germsiHer: Der Ghludsrtoni tit
heut aus Osl, 9sfdHguis a'rudtem.
ma! Gr ian0rt, baB sr isin 2sbs
tuq ME mebr mas ittblsn pia!4
Gran garssrmsiiter: .a9a! pa
balm BET iAm bic brsi MloHat bod
Elm biFerE mas g'bcIfsn!A
Bargsrmtiitsr: Die brei Monot
penissr; obsr BET Gsridt bat sr iia
breimal untsri9rsib'n miH'nl~
@emutIid. aitter (un.
iDiaig nit Der Gauit nuf ben 9iiG
i9IageHo): raIio - ru1ren Sizes
cher Doren Sie's nidt?@
aaafbol0: rWeiu'tuesen ial abes
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NIT Sbre Gdait nit babel p0r'nls
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ihcn ben 6ei0n 2nnoestelen o~ngehobnt unroen, 10 onB Ser oMe 8nif
beate boailrog bergeien it, sgnberOen betonte 5raa gomg, Dob mir
nod Dem ®e pteber Sunoesbe3iebungen al D~qtidlon6 oufnupfen
mullen, uno Dab cs ums Damn iebr suHnttsn fomnen iDiroe, mnn cine
uogllbft grobe Graobl Amerttaner Der oeutihen Sprahe madtiG pdren.
Jrou youug lGt otrh ibre g~usfibrrneen mebr gefnnoen Ieenfhen.
bertrand. patroHsnis uno edten amerHanisuus an 6en Gag, as neun
8ebntel rnRrer f~regstouen Geoaheure. Sic ueB. Dob arng eefubrt
miro, un0 0oB oos 2ono allies 6aan ieben muB, ben 0rieg at gapinngL
Sic ueB oMr and, Dab Der arRg n1t beg athoes oer Ser arhgs-
profile megen gefaBrt tperoet nab fonSern Dab 0a 8I beg ariegeS fhts
elm ebrenboler Sreoe iii. Gas lit Der gRhe Stdnopunft, ben Die Bun.
hesregterung bon ieber eirgenouumeu rnO ben GraF0cnt @iIon mebrfad
init olen erforoerltden gaboruf betont bat.
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pic Omaha =. m. 6. II.
wirS Gnolii6 lebrcn
SbuIe beginnt Wton.
tad, 10. Sebtentber

gefonSere GlaIien fir attsIdnoer,
nit rnterri6t i'm 2eien, Ghreiben,
gufItabiereu, @ramnotif, @eidihte
un0 onoere G1der. 9ieie aIniien
finoeu 6reimal Die ISOLDE ftntt-
0ontog, Mittpod un0 Greitoa
obenos. Die Soften ftno $500 ben
Ronat, mas gero6e Die 2ebrer be.
3nbIt.
Gie 9. 81. 6. 81. bot oieIe aIaiisre
felt mebreren Sobren ~betrieber, usS
in 6ieiem Sabre beibt fie ipieoer ale
niafommer, Die nod mebr atsbil.
0ung miiniden. @ir haben Gloiien
fir anfdnger uno borgeIdrittens
Stfi0enten.
aommen Sic nod 8immer $40.
3. Stof q. So. 6. 81. @ebdii6e, II.
uno Sarnep Ctr, SeIepbon Euler
1000, uuo frogen sic nod Serru
Sbap, Sefretdr fir e~rsiebungs.
peIen.