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CHAPTER v.
The Specialist.

Though the matter Of calling In an
expert doctor Of finance to diagnose
the alarming symptoms In Timanyoni
ditch had been left indeterminate In the
talk between Colonel Baldwin and him
self. Williams did not let II 60 entirely
BY default. On the day following the
Brewster office conference the engineer
sent for Smith. who was checking the
output Of the crushers at the quarry.
and little later the "betterment" man
presented himself at the door Of the
corrugated-iron shack which served as
q field ONCE for the chief.
williams looked the cost-cutter over
AZ he stood In the doorway. Smith was
thriving and expanding handsomely In
the new environment. He had let his
beard grow and II was now long enough
to be trimmed to point. The travel
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SIMPLE CASE FOR JEWELRY
chamois-lIned Pockets Provide Places
for Watch, Bracelets, Chains, Ear.
rings and Other ArtlcIea

Every one has some bits Of choice
jewelry which II not exactly valuable
In themselves are valuable for asso-
cations sake and. therefore, worthy
Of being well-cared for. Leather and
metal Jewel cases are mighty handy
articles. but luxury unless one has
enough Jewels to warrant them. But
there Is a delightfully."- simple and
practical way Of carrying ones jewels
when they do not repose In their sew
eral little boxes Of ones bureau drawer
or In the cntch-all tray on the top.
This Is a channels case-that Is, It il
lined with channels and may be GOV.
cred with what you will. 1t is built on
the lines Of utility case with pockets
for watch bracelets, chains, earrings,
ETC., and through the center a piece Of
flannel on which to pin the brooches,
barpins and small "beauty" pins. The
edges Of the pockets should be bound
with silk braid or ribbon before the
case Is finished. The outer silk-or It
might be leather-can be turned over
onto the inner channels for finish Of
the edge. Two long ribbons are caught
at the center on the outside. so that
they may confine the case, no matter
how It may be folded.
Besides being Of value In keeping
the bits Of jewelry In good condition,
It will be found an excellent way Of
getting at certain piece without trou-
BILE. The rule for order holds for
trinkets as well as other more cosmic
things.
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SIMPLE FRocks FOR KIopIEs
Clever Notifications Of ons-pleee
Dresses Developed For Women
ussd for Young oIrla

Unquestionably simplicity Ii the key.
note Of the seasons garments for chill
dren. Clever little notifications Of
one-piece dresses developed for women
are shown, and they are taking well.
MILDLY frocks, regulation sailor ef-
fects, Russian and Norfolk linesare all
favorably considered In the develop
ment Of dresses for members Of the
younger generation and for girls Of
ten and twelve very smart little two
piece suits are shown.
Wool or chenille embroidery b used
on many Of the serge dresses - q
trimming touch.
The very young girl will select Z
pink or pale blue point d'esprit party
dress this winter II she Is permitted to
use her own will In the matter, for
designers are offering some exceeding
~ dainty little frocks made Of this
sheer fabric. with taffeta as the foun-
dalton. nparty dresses high WASTED
effects prevail, with little pun sleeves.
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GOWNS ARE SIMPLE.
0emi- Toilets Of France Expected
to Gain Favor Here.
Elaborate Evening Drsss Abandoned
In War Time - Matter Of Both
Taste and Economy.

The Parisiennes have, since the be-
ginning Of this terrible war, led the
way In the important matter Of prac-
teal fashions. And this has been no
tably the case In connection with eve
ming costumes.
1t II safe to say that 90 per cent Of
the really elaborate evening gown mod
els which have been created In Paris
since the autumn Of 1914 have been de-
signed specially for foreign buyers:
the Parisiennes themselves have insist
emily worn demi-toilets, very daInty
and beautiful dresses. but never the
full evening costume Of happier days.
And now that America has Joined
hands with the allies. this practical
Idea Of wearing pretty demi-toilets In
the home will expand, writes Idalia de
villiers, a Paris correspondent.
Take for example the charming mod
el by Premet. shown In the sketch.
This Is quite the latest thing, and yet
II Is dress which an anxious mother
or sister might wear with perfect pro-
priety. even though an empty chair at
the family dinner table bears testi-
mony to the patriotic enthusiasm Of
some loved one.
This IL the style Of evening dress
which tho Parisiennes are wearing In
their own aomes. In the wonderful cha
teaux which are scattered oil over
beautiful France and In Paris itself.
The materials Of the Premet model
were black charmeuse and heavy
make Of crepe de chine In the popular
shade Of gray, which carries the sug-
gestive name incense" The skirt Is
ankle length and Of quite moderate
width at the hem. one yard and three
quarters at most; then there Is q
quaint little tunic. which really looks
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like glorifled nounce, of incense-gray
crepe de chine. and the absolutely SIM
pie corsage Is Of the same supple stun.
with wide hip sash Of charmeuse.
This model might be copied In many
different combinations of color and
material. 1t could be worn at a quiet
dinner party, at a restaurant dinner
or for afternoon visits. under warm
fur wrap.
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proof walking coats. These generally
boast Of big collar that will open or
close at will. and large pockets and q
detachable belt. and have the advan-
tage over other similar coats Of being
raInproof. They are carried out In
several attractive materials and are
sure to prove popular.
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Dlnlna Al Erssce.

The French people nearly all have
an outdoor place to eat--either . din
Ing room. breakfast room or q small
pavilion for serving tea. Nothing ID
more cheerful than sunny little
breakfast room furnished gayly. with
lots Of plants and all the birds singing
while you eat.
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Some real opportunities come
70 "John Smith," but the fear
Of detection and capture worries
him deeply Some big Develop
ments are given In the next In.
stailment.

sertion with . tiny rufie Of val
lace at the center. A plated
jabot Of wolfe is trimmed with
double rows Of insertion and edged
with lace to match, and the turnover
collar Is tucked and finished with lace
and insertion. Grouped pin tucks are
used on both the front and the back Il
this blouse.
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Bingham for Collar Sets

One Of the newest collar and cut
sstS 10 checked Bingham. cut on
tailored lines, without trimming Of any
kind. Bingham has also been used
n Z smart mannish vestee of striped
brown and white. made with high COL
1ns and tailored black bow.
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Colonel Baldwin had formed q stock
company among his neighbors In the
grass lands and his friends In Brewster
for the building OF substantial dam
In the eastern hills. The project had
seemed simple enough In The beginning.
The stock was sold for cash and each
stakeholder would be a participating
user OF the water. Williams, who had
been United States reclamation man
before he came to the TImanyonI, had
made careful estimates, and the stock
subscription provided money enough
to cover the cost of the dam and the
main ditch.
After some little bargaining. the
dam site and the overflow land for the
reservoir lake had been secured, and
the work was begun. Out Of a clear
sky, however. came trouble and hnrass-
ment Allen holders Of mining claims
In the reservoir area turned up and
demanded damages. Some few home
stenders who had promised to sign
'ui,.'a''i's 'iahIeu lheir minus ana
sueo TOT rehef' ana af'er the WORK was
well under way II appeared that there
was cloud on the title Of the dam site
itself. All OF these clashings were car
ried Into court, and the rancher pro-
moters fonnd themselves co,,ron,,n,
Invisible enemies md ohs,ocle.ra,sors
at every turn.
"We'ye got N On IN aoo,o- co,or.,.
there is nothing else 10 don Urn. Tho
engineers summing mn a, tho matte. =,
the close of the conference ~rho sro-
Ia melting nrettv ran,alv IN tho ron..
now. and when we get the June rise
we'll stand to lose everything We have
II we can't keep every wheel turning
! to get ready for the high water"
baldwin no. ,o,,,na ~, o,u
tween his fingers and scowlInp nt n "a
n n had mortoIlv offended him
ssessmen,s nm Tho .,oct .or
mean ," no said am afraid IN, crowd
wont s,end Tor thu, GOOD n... =, .,
4, reodv m n. down in Tho harness
right now.
.uow a,o,. . hon. ,.uuu~
the engineer
.,,,., l.
ma -. w 49,, we, ~ "ny Vi u'' NOV
-. -. -. ny, "" N"e"
VI. IN. ..o' 81, 1uo -. '',e business NJ
a'e -, ,'a, . " sp :. sV 81, a"u oay Us
n, , ~, , anu :. ~, ~ WI. W.. w pun
a',,s a. ", 49,. Az. oo' no1'
r,manront pa-,, ana -. ~" 49,, ~. ~
,o1r onomah - 90 r., ans an ya 81. - =
az - -. -. 80 "'
,,,,,,, SUES ,,ae ,sh'' ,oo' hamitted
".''"'na, s''.s, M',h 'ie STOCK
s0n, ~. "a. Wy !" nus u "ouiu 'hke
~ -, ny 'u i'''"''"' sharp 10
'" "n vs".e'
""a US INA, ue'iiaiiueu the presi-
'e , "no peen sei''ns any STOCK
nueA "aruier, TOT one ana that
''l"n 'o'''is' w Ut ,he Heau OF Little
eie.A' 'ot aho'her' MaAwel'' inc rail-
'ouu supefi''.enuen'' 'olu me ABOUT II.
anu ne s''.s ''n' 'he price onered. ana
"'ccp'eu' WIS 'h'r'y-hihe'
pnd ourh cuss with yellow
streak In himl' rasped the Missouri
colonel we had fair and square
agreement among ourselves that n an y.
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Line your winter nun with velvet:
II you haven't new velvet, use old, It
will never wear out, Is much warmer
than silk, and one doesn't have to be
constantly refining. as one does with
dix.
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Lamb Production.

Grazing experts Of the forest serv-
Ice estimate that the cost Of producing
lambs 10 the Northwestern states u
IN psr head.
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Westherpreef Costa

~ The woman who must brave the
eleneDts and travel under rain a wsil
- s1lpe. thses are extremely smart
nede!s hirh sss known a. weatipse.
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Iacs Trina vells aleuses

4 wolfe blouse which has an lts ~.
cial feature q convertible high collar.
has very narrow vest Of fine val u
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II you 90 out on the street a0d whiD
tle for your dog. every man withl1
hearing will turn arount.
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Die entp0lkcruno Srankrei6s.

Die bon benz OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 6reo Q. Bitne9 berihtfen
f1ufan0e. bic CUR Bet IN 6ranfreih berrihen, werien Elm greae5 Sdiag.
Ia. mf Sic flrdt6aren uno Big jet ~brge6fuhen 9pfr, oe DIG 6ron5oien
benz WoIod arng qe6radt ba6en. Sails Die aHga6et Die Serr 9itne1
matt, nf aa6rbet beru9en, 70 fam aud Elm boqftdnoger SHg Dem
fransofThen 8olfe nod nbt ben 5eGnten Gtl Der SpPr erieteh Ole ne
Dr sepnndeS6se rmo Dem gopan3 9retge gebraft baben
Es mar on5unebmen, 0nB 5rnnfreh bel ffner gertngen geootteran9
bon 80 g2iaionen, bon 0enen nuBer6em nod 8 g1lQtonen III Den BON
0a gadffen offabierten geporhnents no6nen, ien @eni4ennatertol
IN a~bkbbarer 3dt eri66pRn uuBte ia es mar geraoe5n erlonnhd, 0aB
1ls BIS iebt nod ntft Der Sail gaDefen 1T Ser Bltne9 berbta Nun
5n neI5eH ber8peheEhn @ltten Die fran5Cffde 9eeresleftrn9 bat graten
aanIen. I'M 0e fafen0en 2iden IN ben 9eihfn t9rer Srrppen a1t8nTnlen
eiadigge, gerpafisne unS folds, Die an dromiden ardnfbeten leoet
fo Jet gum 9~eeres0aate b%eange5ogant ober ielbft nit 0tepn untaug.
liaea fam Der nene snbrgang, Der lett engetelt Deroen fd, MIR nod
efBo 225O00 @iann brnaen.
9as f~ran8ofie Seer bat f8 nit elmer gnn8enoen 8ra5olr 9eidla.
an uao 0os fran50fihe @df bat nit beipelloier @eoplo ollie 2pter al
fig genpameu. aber aud Die gr0bte 0pfIuiagfeit pno Die glan5enofIa
9Yauonr fmD niht imTanoe. Dos Inmoglibe mogih GIL mnten 1mo
srmardds 9eere naf Der @0be ibrer acknowledgement 81 balten tuenn
4 al gieHihenmnhTal febt
Sic frnnS0ffde 4raee bat mad angabe bon Serrn 9ineD berefs
mi adlionen Cote beroren. 3dblt man bter5u oe @ermrnoeten un6
NerfruppeHen, 70 fam man iunerbin inf emen Gotdperluft bon bier bis
fWf 9Riaionen rednen, uno eos lit bebedeu6 mebr, os man bisber o-
aeHonaHaen fat Gs lit ouh me1r os 5ranfreih eriesen fam, benu Die
II BEN Lesten oei Sahren fdaig eeporoenen Sa3rgange bHrften I'M alr
guaigHen Sole oH0ertbafb 4fiaioHen @1onn niht utgtegen-
Harfbor ME 1de 3rTern fir 5ranfreh fno, bl0en fe nod nidt
0ns 5hFnmae llebel Das 6raHfreid aus DeieHi arieee eatEanoen it,
1mfs sms aRiuionen gRoary be III Der HIHte ibres 2ebens geopfet fnD
ner5ea ii Der geu0ltsrmgsHaiHf Gr0nfreids in ben ndahen seba BIS
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1pabrcr p0trictisntus.

Son mon @htfht ouf sic 2attihen in 0etem 2on0e uetmcu2 2o5
lit cine 5ragG Die in Chicago in &er5nbung NIT einem @anoc6lo bor
iiegt. 2ie6s, Dos fInlueriib ais bohit boafoumen beeidnet pr0, iteat
cine Srpgsepiooe oar, in peter oeutide Solonten me brutoGe gcfier
ih mffIbren. Ser Gbuogoer Senior bot Die abfft, 6os Bib ols5u
ihICBcn, neil Is Die @eflbe Der 8etfden in 0eiem 2onoe trdnfen
pir6e, Die 6od at Dem arieae p6li9 midu0e ino. Gus molten bic
artie, pefe bic 8~Gtideubete betreiben, nmt geten laFeu. gmh ibrer
gufoilmg erfile oas Bib enen uifiigen 3pef, ga es potrotft ii
Gue 8cbmpturg Iegt bic glotpen6iqfet rabe, Den gegrff bon 4atriohs'
mus, nit peItem iob geneinihd0Iidr llnfug betrie6m mr6, elmer
aeDfon ST u%Hter5ieben. stiles, mas gedgnet lit cine alaNe Der 9ebofe
r1ng 9gen Die moere ST berbeter, tit Oos @e9entetl bon potroiih, oenn
pen Elm 2ano ib i'm Sriege beHu0et lit utts Oringe10r nohpenotg,
os DOB ale 9irger felt 8uiuumenboten, um0 oo8 fam rdt gedcber,
Deu man cine alaiie Dem SAB u1o Der @eruttung ausiebt 8ornui 3u
auhpprhn, Dob ntdt Gatite in oeicn, fon6ern I'M 5elnot5lanoe BLOB.
geelt meroel lit ene Spiefin6igfGt. senn Die Geltften Drl6en as
8eten 5n8efelt ueroen, 10 f0at oos ni Die 9a1tiden in oteem 2nnoc
8ur1d, m0 es trtt nod cine ~boh8raOge Gmporung iiber Die l~tnpobrbet
GuBu, 0em Sdurtareien gegen Iralcn it, ne Die 3eutiteu hier3ulon0e
mtgn, nicmals i9rcn 2m6slauten no6gc1ogt Do7oen. Der 8enior bat
kline Gntiheiorng nod ni1t abge8e6ea. gmerifantider @eedHgfetsimn
robdrn Sntufte mo nht panotiih 81 lprfen beriuht. = Cincinnati
GoLfsbIatt..
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gerHft @ud bel eiatduiea nuf
bic sIribIne1.
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Mnslniinnnrn her .9nfnnftn

4miter0am, uber Son0on, 8. Sui.
~ turimilion 8or6ens 3eitidrtft
Submit, Sic bon Der 9egierang
mie0er berboten ipor6en it, teilt
ibren g(bonnenten nit, Dies iei ne.
gen ibrer alisgnbe BON 30. Suli
qeiheben. s}n oieIer Quggobe fritz
fierte 0os Blot bic bon Der halb.
atntlihen glor06eutihen QQgelueinen
3eitung ber0ifenttihte Grtldrung
iiber Die @rimm-6offmonnide afs
fare, Die our 5olge bate, Bob Or.
8ofulann ieiu 4nlt oI8 Gbef Der
politii6en abteilung 0e8 ihmei5eri.
iden 8unbe8rats nie0erlegte, un0
3obert Grimm, Elm iftQei5eriider
So3ialiit, aus guBlan0 ausGeipieien
nur0e; borots qinQen Gntbiillitngen
uber berltnglildte 8eriuhe, 6rieoen
gu FIFTEEN.
81 Der n3uflnft" nur6e Die BIT.
name SaItung oes bnlbomtlihen
8lntteg berbobnt un0 erflart, elm
bal0iger 6rieoe iei nur moglid
menn enttueoer 8eutidlano feline
6ein6e bernidte, ooer nenn es iidl
in ieinen 8eItrebungen oenen Der
w2ebrbeit Der @elt dnidIteBe. gatr
oieies 8lueite @unoer, erfIarte oas
gIott fpeiter, iei fir Die menihlihe
Strait erreidbnr; Die 8iele Der Sem
be 3a1tihlanbs ieieH oas 8eht Der
8oIfer auf GelbftregierlRg; ebrlihe,
nidt blob iheinbore glbrititun8; Elm
internationaIes Gfieosgeridt nno
Elm 9otionenblfn0, Der Die gntidei.
bunqen 0eg Snie0Bgerihts ourh5u.
flbren bat; i6IieBlid 6Goffuna
elmer iiternotionalen Gage, Die oie
entfdeioung uber arteg uno Jrie-
ben aug ben @dnben zines Gin5elner
nimmt ua0 la Dem 8emeinipeien an
%bertroit.
8enn 9elltldlan6 bieia 3iele an,
erfennen noble, tonne if)on morger
Der 9yrie6e erreiht mer0en; berfoerfe
es aber cine Gage, nod Der ii4 gtil.
lionen Bon Weniden iebnen, oarlI
muIle es peiter fdmpfeu, bi8 cine
Der @11dtegruppeu iiege uno oie
moere 5uiannlertbrede.
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Helm SanitdtspcrIcn1l
6cmtIdbcr 1%lbkMnft!
Gem amerifnniIdeu 9iOteu Sren5
b~orIanfig bic SGnOc s%ebanSeH.

philadelphia, ga, 9. SuIi.-Bie
6eridtet, bat fIr5Iid Serr s. 9.
Moper oIs Gr1fioent bes 9eutih-
onerifmii9en 3entrnlbmoeS bon
0enniplbonien, Serrn @m. $.
ITof, ben 8orfter oes 8entraI.
aomitees oes alnerifoniidm Soften
.arei5cs, geridtet init Der Bite Inn
4uffl1rung borilber, Oh nirflt6 bic
genomte Organization &er5te nn6
acknowledgement omerifoniiher
9tationolitGt fir has @ilfsipert in
5runfretd, Surilfpeiien miro, tpenlt
ife 6eutider @eburt o0er abitonts
Htitng finn.
SeBt lit aus @aiHingtou bic @(nt.
mort eingetroifen. SIN 9}omeu beg
amerifnniiden 3oten areu5es
ldreibt SER Mouton Cyan, SER
Gait mare nidt in @aihington, mo
.er iei bon Scrru s. q. 2obiion
Dem @oriiter oes 9riegsrnts oes
4meritnuii6en Roten areu5es, NIT
Scr 8eontportung Der 9epei6e
.Serrn gla1ers bcauitrn0t moroen.
81 ertldrt, ooB cine omtli6e gr.
fIdrung in @e3ug cuff Die Saltung
oes &oten areuBe5 ont %. Stunt
a6dedeben mo In Ser Greiie ber.
6ffcntlidt nor0en lei. Gariu mar
erfIdrt woroerL 6aB GnglmO rn0
5ranfrei6 qegen Sic 3uIaiiung
0~eutid-amerifanider &er3te uno
Observation-Disclosures iiuo, ieIbit
iuenn fie bier5uIm0e geboren iin6,
ober einen ~qeboreuen Geutiden 5ltIII
Better batten.
Sn Dem phantom Ggoni6en 9rtefe
6eibt es: Cine 4rifung Der Gat.
ioden miro 0urtlln, Dob Die Sittt-
otion ouBer6oI6 Der aontroQe oes
auerifauiiden Goteu arell5e8 liegt,
a6er Die GationolbeomtRn 0esieIben
bteten Giles, mas mo8lld) nj, auT.
unt cine @ie6ererp1gung Der 5rage
un0 cine nelte goIi8 5r iifern, mel.
de inherent gar13en GoIte 8eredtig-
felt mioerfobren Ioiieu miro"
&err WoDer bemerfte oo3u: sd
meroe Jest eiten 4roteit an ben
2 tootsietretdr formuIieren. M1einer
4niift nod bari Is teiner Station
erlou6t lem, irgeu0 meIfeu Inter,
ifie0 unter omerifaniifen 9lirqern
3l MAIDEN. 2ic 8|ereinioten Stao
ten bnben ing als noQberehtiqte,
nit alien on0ereu gleidnertige 9iir.
ger n%ufaenommen. 1tno e5 lit elm
@ingriif in ibra 6obeitsredte, peun
irgen6 cine on0ere Station oie5be.
Blglih 6istriminieren mill. Oh Ser
4roteit etipos niiten miro, meiB id
nidt. Sd baIte es nber fir uniere
gfIidt Stelunq 3i ne6men nno 6a.
gegen Giuipru6 at erba6en, 6ob
man inns in cine Spe3inl.9irger
flaiie orangen min.
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1ar ben bentiden spradnnterridt.

o. "" ~1p@N HI*f
3u Sen ueuerliden @eItre5ilngan
aus Dem 2ebrplan Der 8oIf$ihulen
i'm 2an0e sic oeutihe Sprade ans.
5ltmer8en. bat aud Gbeo0or Gtemp.
feL, Griter Spre6er pom gorort 0as
decentralization &urner6un0es
'um0 Elm g}itgIiao ser ShuI6eborOe
bon Snoianapolis, 100 ebenfaII8 bic
4gitation eingeiebt Bat, StoIung 8e.
or iit5rte etDo ~iol9at0es
aus:
QaB Ser 0eutihe Sprotunterrift
Ser Gr5jebung min0eitens ni6t gum
g}adteil eereihe, 0ofur |Iieferten Die
Sdulen non Sn0innupoIis ben @e.
.mei5. In oeilen bieier llnterridt felt
80 Sobren beitebe. un6 Die etnen bo.
ben 8ouq I'M SdulfUcien oes gam.
.8q 2an0es einnobmen. CT noble
ia nitt bebolIpten, ooB 6os uueln
ODER bor5ltssneiie ouf Gehnlng hes
oattiaen lluterritts tdnae, INNER.
bin 5eige e5 ober, baB oieier Inter
ridt ser gntUldelllna Der ShuIe
nidt aeiha6et babe. ltebrtgens
%erflarten oltd Die 2ebrer BOB tire
6eiteu Sduler Die uaren, Die ON
oeutihet unterridt teilne1men 9je.
'ie Ieilnobme iei Der ireien &obI an.
-heimgeItellt eth @runo mebr. feline
9efampfumg birfdQig 8u MAIDEN.
aud bob oieie GeiInabme 5iemlih
tnrt iei, oiirfte bod oud nift ais
gor1nou6 geuommen meroen Den
unterrid}t adjudication.
Cor i~pnoer6or iei Der Giumono.
.0ie ain0er Iernten ia nidt genilgau0
Geutid @as lernten ie 0enu on
9anoiertigfeiten 8eidnan mo gtu,
.iit2 limo fonnten iie etipu NIT i5reH
5ortidritten inn aufioB un0 Bud
itubieren, I'M 8ehnen mo int Orb.
Ifuu0e 0ide tlln? lie ihulc
IioQte oo6 MIR bic @~rm0Inge fur
Die Sdule bes 2ebens biloeu.
"a lera6e brouhten ober bieIa
I6ie 0eltide Sprohe oenn iie lei Die
ISprofa bteler Standardization.
Gum SdIuiie mics SER SteupicI
Ioarmlf Bin, ooB Die gan8e 9erpeglmg
Igegen Sic oelttide Sprade gerd6e
IjeBt bod Elm biBfen ben 5tempel
Ioer 0ebdiijgfeit TRACE, uno gerooe III
I0ieier Get ioate man bod aaes ber-
mei0en, NOS unirieoen I'M Snneru
berurjohen f1nnte. 3ieies @eteu
igegen cine Gprode iei nidt5 peniger
ol5 eriprieBIih fir 6ns ~algemeine
8obL.
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qugrtff auf Die 8erbnnn0eten ame.
.ritos Elm @errot an ser. Snde Ser
.5reibeit lit. gsir oiirfen Itltr cine
5lagge BADEN, uu0 ol5 Sprade oes
.@oItes MIR cine SprodG bic engIi-
ihe Sprahe.
a@19ren0 6cs gegenm1rtigeu
.arieqe5 iolten ale III Geutih ODER
Ser Sprade zines lnierer 6gin0e
criheiuer6en 3eitungm 0d5u dnge-
bnlten neroen, oie gellaue lleber,
ie9ung oaes oeiieu at pubIi3terefb
.melhe5 in Der iren0en Sprode
ber0ffentlid)t miro. lll5erbmlpt ioLlte
DIES nit alien in frem0en 5praden
erideinenoen 53eitnngen geihe5en.
GIN nod tnidltigerer 6aftor mar
Die 3urht oie biele unierer 9oli.
.ttfer nidt mtr ron Der oeutiden Sir
.nee 0rH6cn, ionoerr ouf por 0en
Stiutulen Der 8eititen bter emp.
.fonoen.
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Mna GnL- llnnienclttls Me6e.

guf Gong SsIano bat in 6oreit
.5ias Gr 8rdfoent Gooiebelt cine
fir i'm dorafteriitiide anipradc
.bei ser deter oes L., Suli gebolten
Ger Colonel 5og nit modtigem
Grimm gegen cine &loii&p ron &eI-
ten los, 0ie ieit Der &riegserflorimg
10 gut Die bonn @r0bo0en beridDun.
ben it, Die g6bpbens" Die 9eutId-
amerifaner, 0enen er nod INNER
geteiIte 9o9alitdt gum 8OrlDpri
maft. or erfl6rte, mir mubten MIR
cine 5lagge uno MIR cine Sprahe
.fir oo5 Golt baben. ote engliide,
un6 benuBte 0ieie 8arIegung 81 Der
@rflGrung, 0ob ole 8eitungen ous
0erer Sprohen min0eiten5 Die lie
.6erieBung uller ibrer gladridten ms
engliide gleid8ettig bringen muB-
ten. @r iprad md etpaS bon Der
8urdt Der 4oIitifer Dor ben oeits
ifen Gtimmen I'M 2an0e.
einige Ser SGte aus Der &eoe
Gooiebelt's iin0:
,gie Bet lit gefonmen, in Der
man 6arauf beiteben miB, 0aB iie
ibre 5Deiieitige 1relle a6Derfen uno
I'M gufen @laii6en oiene 9eutide
ooer ofiene Amerifaner mer0en. Ser
lpriagenoe 9nrlft. oen man lei Die.
len bah beritedten @erratern i'm
auae beboLten NUT, III, oaB EN-
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trcii sur parfei!
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itd bic MitglieOer gesen
hen Nrirn.


ben aricg.
Gbieogo, ST., 9. SuIi. - Mit.
elie0er Der iosioIi1tiIden gortei in
ben Ser. Stooteu boben nit elmer
acknowledgement Wfaiorit1t ben
Stnnopunft Der 8urtei gegeniiber
BEN ariege glttgebeiben, pie er IN
Dem W1ebrbeitsberids Der Gomitees
fir 9rieg ltno Miilitorisnuts niif Der
Gonpention in CT. 2ouis i'm apriI
ouseinanOereeiett lit. 9os Grefrt-
tibfomitee Der 8ortei, peIdes gegen.
pdrtig bier in Situug it, fitnoigt
an, Dab ii6 fir Sen 9eridt 81, 639
nno nur 2,752 0agegen ouSgeipro.
den baben.
2out Dem 9ieferenollm opponiert
Die io5idliitiihe Qnrtei Dem gintritt
Ser Ser. Gtanten in ben arieg, be-
firiuortet ie0od Die @nnenoung 70.
5iaIiitiiher 8ottrinen BET BEN ariegs-
~moBregeln. Die bei0en Sniptbe-
idliiiie, INN bic e8 iid banoeIt. er.
fldreu fih ebenio fiir Die &onifrip.
tion Der MitteI Der GeiGen pte
Der 2eltte fir Die aruHee uno fir
Die @eiibiibernobnte idmtIider fir
Die 6ortfiibr1lng 6es ariege8 miftt.
gen SnOritrten ieiten5 Der 9tegie.
rltng.
Die llnteri4ieoe 3uiihen 6en
Mlebrbeits. un6 gtinoerbeits 8erih.
ten beiteben MIR boriiL baB Die let
teren ben Setl, in pel6em Der
arieg amerifas ols Ser ltngeredte'
Ite in Der @eiditte Der 8elt berltr.
teiIt miro, oltsgeloiien bnben.
@0oIpb @ermer. grefutibiefretdr
Ser 9ortei, berittete ON SnmStng
Dem ausiduB DAB felt Der onle.
rifoniideu arteg8erflGrung an
0eutihlono iiber 10000 relle nit
glieoer Der 8artei b~eigetreten iino,
neIde lett 8t,t72 MitgIieoer bot
(uuBer Den Go5ioItiten Die nidt of.
fentli1 Ser @artei beigetreten iino.)