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Evening star., 1917-03-21
CONDITION OF HARPER'S ARM
SEEMS TO BE MUCH BETTER
Grimth's Star Southpaw Shows Improve
ment Under Treatment of Osteopath.
May Pitch in Exhibition Games.

Parsons, Kan. where his Minneapolis
team is doing its spring training. While
here he was at the ball park every day,
looking over the players, and he un-
doubtedly has reached some kind of an
agreement with Manager Griffith re-
garding what men will be turned over
to him by the Washington club. but
neither of the two pilots has committed
himself on this point.
Ty Cobb Detroit's star outfelder, had
intended leaving on the same train with
Cantillon to join the Tigers at their
training camp at Waxahachie, Tex, but
has changed his mind and says he Will
not start until later in the week.
Sam Crane. who reported here suffer
ing from the effects of an attack of
grip, sallow and underweight, and with
bad case of sore throat. has gained
eight pounds. The injury to his foot.
received when he spiked himself. has
healed. and he has some color IN his
cheeks. in addition to Il light coat of
tan. When Crane has taken on about
four more pounds he will be at his best
playing weight
Manager Griffith asserts he has no in
tention of abandoning the military
drills for his players. A report to the
effect that the Cleveland club had dis
continued them and dispatch from
Waxahachie saying the Detroit players
were opposed to the drills failed to in
fuence the Washington helmsman. who
declares the training is beneficial to his
athletes and Will be continued.
Eddie Fowler, brother of viii Fow-
Ter, secretary of the Washington club,
arrived in Augusta this morning. He
probably will accompany the main
squad on it's swing around to Cincin-
natl, to handle the business affairs en-
route.
A heavy shower interrupted the mill
tary drill shortly after it started to
da Y, but it lasted only a few minutes,
after which the drill was resumed. 1t
sprinkled lightly at times thereafter.
and rain appeared imminent at the
time the game started at 1920 am.
Evening star., 1917-03-21
Imperials Defeat Palace Team.

The first half of the pocket billiard
match between the Imperials and Pal
ace teams was played last night at the
Imperial. and resulted as follows: I'm
perials. 90; Palace. 81. Belleman. Con-
ner and Crenshaw played for the win
ners. while the Palace was represented
by Messrs. Levy, Maddox and Becker.
Evening star., 1917-03-21
After American Polo Trophy.

SAN DIEGO, Cal. March 21.-Teams
representing the Meadowbrook Coun-
try Club of Long Island, New York,
and the Miami Valley Club will meet
today in the first game for the Pacific
coast all-American polo trophy The
winners will play Del Monte Friday in
the final game. The Meadowbrook four
will be composed of G. NJ. Heckscher,
c. p. Beadleston, Malcolm Stevenson
and C. +. Burke.
Evening star., 1917-03-21
BALKLINE TOURNEY CLOSES.
Wolfe Finishes First, Balm Going
Into Second Place Last Night.

The balkline handicap billiard tourney
that has been running at the Royal
for the past couple months came to
an end last night when Frost beat
Germanhausen 16S to 123. and Bain out
pointed Bissell 16S to 132. The two
latter had beer tied for second place.
Wolfe won first prize. ST. in mer-
ChandiSe; Bain second prize. S. in
merchandise. Bissell third prize. Sc in
merchandise. and Frost fourth prize,
81 in merchandise. Smaller prizes We're
handed the other eight players.
The tourney was a big success and
very gratifying TO the promoters. the
chances being good that the event Will
be repeated again next winter.
Evening star., 1917-03-21
MISS ROSENTHAL VICTOR.
Defeats Mrs. Hurd in Golf Match at
Pinehurst.

Miss Elaine Rosenthal of Chicago de-
feated Mrs. Dorothy Campbell Hurd,
former national woman's champion. in
a match over the Pinehurst course yes
terday by up. Miss Rosenthal had a
score of SO to her opponents 80. The
Silver Foils annual mixed. foursome
contest was played over the No.
course and was won by Miss Gwendolyn
Cummings of Brooklin and ]. A. Madi-
son of New York. with s5-24-71.
Charles II. Hoffner of Philadelphia.
one of the men in the triple tie tor the
Metropolitan title last year, and Ciar-
ence Hackney of Atlantic City. left yes
terday for Asheville. n. c.. to play in
the professional tourney to BE held
there Friday and Saturday.
The question has often been asked.
why is such a high premium placed
upon long driving in golf?" The answer
probably lies in the fact that the man
who has the natural ability to hit the
ball tremendous distances is the great
attraction to the gallery, most of whom
are in the duffer class and appreciate
the man who can get out on the tee
and wallop out a long ball with rea-
sonable accuracy and certitude. A golfer
sesses in a remarkable degree a well
balanced, all-round game. with
thorough knowledge of all the shots
needed, has, according to the methods
of the leaders in the game nowadays,
a very hard time keeping up with the
long Mtters There are many men in
the country today who accomplish their
low-scoring rounds simply through
their ability to consistently swat the
ball SO long a distance that the par
of the ordinary course is rendered in
effective as means of determining
relative play. That is. the man who
cannot drive the ball $50 or 275 yards
each tee shot, but has everything else.
looks bad beside the man who on a
350-yard hole has only a short mashie
pitch to the green after his drive, while
the other fellow has to play half
midiron shot with a possible chance
of failure. more so than with the
mashie. The new balls, which are
claimed to get twenty-five or thirty
yards farther than those of last year,
will make the course of standard length
look short and increase the difficulties
of course architects.
Evening star., 1917-03-21
HOLDOUTS ARE FIRM.
Lewis, Hooper, Wheat and Stengel
Refuse to Sign.

HOT SPRINGS. Ark, March 21.-
Duffy Lewis and Harry Hooper Of the
Red Sox and Buck Wheat and Casey
Stengel of the Brooklyn Dodgers. Hot
Springs little group of willful holdouts, are
here figuring salaries and making war
medicine Hooper and Lewis have been
told by President Frazee to sign their
contracts as they are or buy railway
tickets. Wheat and Stengel say they
will have a final talk with President
Ebbets today and will get their demands
or leave.
Evening star., 1917-03-21
Molla Biurstedt Beats Noted Racket

SAN DIEGO, Cal. March 21.-Miss
Molla Bjurstedt, national woman's
single champion. defeated R. F. Scovel
Of London, noted English tennis
nlayer. on the Coronado Country Club
courts, Ga, 4-6, 6-3 1t was spe-
cial match game ana large audience
applauded Miss Bjurstedts victory.
Evening star., 1917-03-21
RICKEY JUMPS TO CARDS.
But Ball Says He Will Hold Him to
Contract.

ST. LOUIS. March 21-Branch Rickey,
business manager of the St Louis Ameri-
cans, announces that he has signed a
three-year contract as president and busi-
ness manager of the st. Louis Nationals
1t is understood that his salary will be
Sl5, 900 a year.
President Ball of the st. Louis Ameri-
cans was in conference with his attor-
news He had previously announced that
he would hold Hickey TO his contract with
the Americans.
Evening star., 1917-03-21
Southern Golf Association Tourney

MEMPHIS. Tenn. March 2l-Members
ot the Southern Golf Association Were
notified today that the board of directors
ot the association bad approved June
; 10 as the dates for the sixteenth an
huat southern tournament. to be played
} lover the course of the Roebuck Golf and
Automobile club. at Birmingh ham, Ala.
Evening star., 1917-03-21
Seattle Wins Hockey Match.

SEATTLE, Wash, March 21. - Les
Canadiens of Montreal, National Hockey
Association champions. lost last night
to Seattle. Pacific Coast Hockey Asso-
citation champions, to l.
Evening star., 1917-03-21
Canadian P. M. General to Enlist.

OTTAWA, Ontario, March 21-P. F.
Blondin. postmaster general, has ten
dered his resignation so that he can
enlist in the overseas forces.
Evening star., 1917-03-21

IL is estimated that there are 25.noo
mon in Maryland tit for military
sci wee.
Evening star., 1917-03-21
Exhibiting Advance
Spring Styles

Those who would be in
touch with the new things
for spring are invited to
inspect our large and mag
nihcent stock of fabrics.
1t is the last word in style,
quality and value.
Evening star., 1917-03-21

AL 49, AS Totals. 49, 466 472
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1917-04-26
BEGINWAR ON FLIES NOW
Here Are Some Plain Facts About Deadly Pest Which Ought
to Convince Everyone Of Necessity for Destroying
These Disease Spreades Before
Hot Weather Comes.
Hot Weather Comes.

l. Where is the house fly born7 In filth, chiefly horse ma
nure and outhouses
2. How long is the life cycle Of his bhth7 About ten days
from the time the egg is laid until the mature fly is born.
3. What are the steps IN the Transformation from the EGG
to the hy7 The egg, the maggot, the pupa, the fly
4. Where does the fly Ive7 Where there is filth.
s. Is there anything too filthy for the fly to eat7 No.
6. Does the fly like clean food, tool Yes, and it appears to
be his delight to wipe his feet on clean food.
T. Where is his favorite place Of feeding7 The manure
heap, the garbage can, the priyy vault, and the spiHoon.
8. Where does the fly 90 after leaving the manure pile,
the garbage can, the prvy vault and the s%pttoon7 Into the
kitchen, dining room and bedroom.
9. What does he do in the kitchen, dining room and, bed
roon7 He wipes his feet on the food, battles in the milk, and
annoys the sleeper.
10. Does the fly visit those sick with typhoid fever, con-
sumption, smallpox and cholera infanturn7 It certainly does, and
may call on you next.
IL. Is the fly ~dangerous7 Yes, he spreads disease.
IL. How does he spread disease? By carrying infection
on his legs and wings, and by Fly specks" after he has been feeding
on infectious material.
10. What diseases may the fly thus carry? He may con-
vy typhoid fever, tuberculosis, cholera, dysentery and Summer COM
plant"
IA. Did the fly ever kill anyone? He killed more American
soldiers in the Spanish-American war than the bullets of the Span
iards, and was the direct cause of much Of the typhoid fever in the
United States last year.
y Is. Where are the greatest number Of cases OF typhoid
fever and summer complaint Where there are the most flies.
.h16. Where are the most flies? Where there is most filth.
~. Is the presence Of flies therefore an Indication OF
nearby filth? It most certainly is, and that is disgraceful.
1a How may we successfully fight the fly? By destroying
or removing his breeding place, the manure pile, removing all garbage
and making the privy vault ayIproof, and by keeping our yard and
alley clean by screening the house; by the use Of the wire swatter
and sticky aypaper.
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1917-04-26
a sack and laid 1t over the cows shout,

a sack and laid 1t over the cows shout.
ders. In this way she Don trapped
most Of the flies. By doing this early
In the summer you will prevent theil
breeding and, as they do not travel ex:
cept on an animal, you will be rid Of
them for the season.
Another effective way to get rid d
the stable fly il to catch them In a net
Make 1t of a fine quality Of mosquito
netting at least 10 inches long. On the
end Of a short handle tie a wire LOOP
Is to 10 inches In diameter and faster
the net to the loop. As the flies rise
in a cloud you can catch many Of them
with a swift scoop Of the net. In q
few minutes you can get most Of the
flies which annoy the cows.
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1917-04-26
DIDN'T ACT \,
DIGESTION WAS BAD
Says IS year Old Kentucky Lady, Who Tells How She Was Rsssvs1
After 1 Few Doses If BlackDsaagk.

M~sadorsville. Ky.-Mrs. Cynthia
Higginbotham, Of this town. says: AT
my age, which is 65, the liver does
not act 10 we'll a. when young. A few
years ago. my stomach was all out Of
fix. I was constipated, my liver
didn't act. My digestion was bad, and
1t took 10 little to upset me. My ap-
petite was gone. I was very weak.
decided I would give Black
Drausht . thorough trial a. ! knew Il
was highly recommended for this
trouble. I began taking It. felt
better after, . few doses. Ny appetite
improved and I became stronger. MY
bowels acted naturally and the least
trouble was soon righted with . few
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1917-04-26
Stable Flies

The pesky stable flies are a great
source Of annoyance to the cows and
the cause Of considerable loss Of milk
and vitality. They are seldom killed
by the lash of the cowsI switch and
when disturbed they rise In q mass for
two or three feet and then settle down
on another part Of the cows body. As
they are not attracted BIZ balt it's not
easy to catch or kill them
One bright dairymaid Of observing
mind saw their peculiar habit Of rising
and settling in a bunch, says a writer,
so she pinned some sticky fypaper to
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1917-04-26

This is no mere sensational utter.
ance: It 10 a cold statement Of fact.
Listen to one Of the most eminent
scientists Of the country, q man trained
to weigh every word he says;
"Flies are conceived in iniquity, bred
In alth and lead a life Of crime. They
occupy no place in the economy OF
man."
This is a strong indictment, but 1t
IL not q jot too strong.
d The, American people have come to
realize the danger Of the fly, and are
campaigning s%trenuously against him.
Files must be fought, and fought In
the right way. To fight them Is the
duty Of every community to Its men,
bers, and Of every individual to the
community.
II this little buzzing menace does
not strike you Or yours, he will strike
your neighbor. He will get his work
In somewhere. a. sure a. fate.
American soldiers were killed
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1917-04-26

Take tn Daily Commonwealth.
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1917-04-26
doses Of Black.D raught.s

doses OF Blhck.Draught.
Seventy years Of successful use has
made Thsdford's Black.D rausht .
standard, household remedy. Every
member. Of every family, at times.
need the help that Black raught can
give in cleansing the system and -.
lieving the troubles that come from
constipation. indigestion. lazy liver.
etc. You cannot keep we'll unless your
stomach. liver and bowels ars IN good
working order. Keep them that vays
Try BlAck-Drausht. II acts promptiys
gently and IN : natural w. II ~
feel slugg.sh. take 1 dose tonigAA
You Will feel fresh tomorrow. rrise
80. : packass-oas cent ! DE-
Al druggistA = =
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1917-04-26

In the Spanish-American var by flies
than by bullets. They died from ty.
phoid-hy-spread typhoid. )
There is no glory in giving your
health or your life as a sacrifice to ig-
norance and carelessness.
The fly is, as busy in peace al in
war. He doesn't stop to send an ulti-
matum.
b There are 10000 cases Of typhoid
In the United States In a year-and
the fly is~largely responsible for this
terrible consequence.
Every year 10000 infants under two
years die In the United States from
diarrhea and enteritis-and again the
ny is responsible to a considerable ex-
tent for this fearful result.
The United States public health
service has made exhaustive investiga-
ton, into the life habits Of the fly.
The investigation shows that he more
than deserves his bad reputation.
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1917-04-26

1hS various species Of Astragalus.
known in Persia ~ "kevin.' from
which gum tragacanth 10 obtained.
grow on the mountain ranges which
surround the Persian plain. The
bushes producing the gum grow to =
height Of two feet, In the spring,
when tho zap rises. . part Of the
branches are cut away. thereby allow.
Ing the sap to flow out, which cosgu.
.lates within . few hourS On the gu.
taos Of The stalk.
Take Tn Daily Commouwsalth.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-02-08
perniettuneswerf Ser Gaudb.
beete.

Nad Shdsunseu beS Ynnpcs,
SGifffdbrts Bureaus iiberiteipt Der
purh DEN aries az SanoeIsihiifen
peruriatte @erIuit ole Heuihainua
nm Gin fpeientliteS, icfern Der 5pns
nenschaIt in Sctradt iommt. @s
purbeu 1,649 Sdiife bon 2.104,553
Sonnen perientt unb 2,506 bon L.
SS9.943 Sonnen sebaut. Sic Nctto1
sl6nnbme Der @eIttonnagc bctrug 10.
mar ettpa 100000 ooer IA Irosent.
@roBbritannien balite $40 Stiiic boz,
$4,000 Scunen. bic Der. Staater
1918 bon $50 900 SouNeu. Die ilbris
gen Sdnoer y. Iuh 720.36S Sonnen.
2eutItlano's ,..ilpuGS bon 10000 III
3u8eaebener GSeiie 8u serina pcruns
Nnhcre ShGsungcn fir ncue
Gtiife iteGtn ilh be3iielid Sonncnecs
hnlts ME ipIat: Sp1ane 2OS,1S0.
Ita.icn 60,472. Nortpegcn 44,9O3.
St'ireaen 10000. 6rnntreid 39.457.
T1nemart 37.150. Sponien 10000.
Gbino $500. Ser 8siammts Sonnens
Der Sanhelsidiiiiabxt Der Welt
Dol SlppbS auf 5S.6S3.0OO pers
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-02-08

NAL cine 8liitbe bon 8eperbc unb
Sanoel 81 crreid)eu. Sas mar aber
aud, Der leste @eriud; bon 1901 bis
1925 luuroc burh cneliihc Heaies
rungsberfiiguuscu Der gan8e 6anpel
fiir INNER III cn9Iiihc SGnbe 9cs
bradt. llrb nun puroe and bas iris
Idle @ctperbe geieeaemGb pertittet.
@ie sic cn8Iiidc 8egierung babel
an Werte aing. bns 8eiBen Die pers
iticoeneu 8elcBe. Die su benz 9lpede
e%rlallen ipuroeu, a@ngIanb's @eperbe
unb SoubeI gu idiisen". Oils i'm
Sabre 1893 bic cneliit)en Wolllpaas
.renn,ader Den @ettbelperb nit ben iriz
lhen nidt ausbalten fonntcn. ipuroe
eiu 9eiee erlaiien. bas Die INHERIT
9uns unN alisfubr bon 9onlpd1rren in
Srlanp pcrbot, neil bos 8cihGit an
Den eintrdslihitcn gngIanb's gcborc
uno besbalb niht seitabist nerocn
oiirfe. 3ur 3cit Der &Duisin Gliias
beth ertlGrte Cir Sumpbreb @ilbert:
Ser Sanoel Srlaub's nit Spunicn
mub pernittet urb burf ben cuelis
lhen eriest perbeu." Sm II. Subrs
bunoert lieB ii6 Brilliant Semplc bas
bin perncbmeu, baB Der iriitc Sars
Def Dem en9IiiEen Slae al MAIDEN
babe, unb Der sroBe Charles Games
Sor erflqrte friid,pes: ~3um @otle
Der cngliihen 3lthmad1er miiiien iris
Idle aleiberitoffe i'll England pcrbotcu
lpereen." llnb bann icBte man Die
Sieuerihraubs on unb bradtc cs
idlieBlih babiu. baB Sic 8epoltcruua
Srlonb's BON S,250.000 I'M Sabre
1889 aui 4.3S0,000 im Sabre
1914 fieI.
Gum S6luB nod bas llrtbcil zines
setuiB lmperidn9lihen SeI9en. oes
eneIiiten 8eihiftsihreibcrS Nacaus
lan iiber Die grt. mic SrIauo BON Gn6>
lamb rcgiert lpurpe: .Srlnnb murbc
9an3 oifen iuie cine burd) oas Shrpert
seluouusne aulonie rcsicrt. Sic eng
liId,en aniiebler unterpnrieu iih Den
Gorihriften bes Iutterlanbes unb
entifGbisten lid baourd, baS lie oas
Wolf. inter benz Tic lid nicbergelaiien
batten, NIT Siiben tratcn Wau
iorgte nitt bafiir. benz beiieaten @oIte
Qebrer su eeben, ioubcru besniiste lid,
eine sroBe eeiitli6e SerriGait protes
itantiiber Gr3biihofe. @iitoic unS
Heftoren cin5uitcleu. iueI6c nitts
tbaten unb fir ibr Ridtsttun aus Dem
1aubS elmer bon @r> TroSTn Ioiic
Ses Bottles 8~eliebteu uuo p~crebrten
Stride bc5ablt purben."
Sas oiirite seniigen. um Ole SelbIts
aerehti9feit beS r9ci6iiscrs tleiner
WpItcr" an bcn Rrongcr Su ltcucu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-02-08

&aufmann, Der ganiier tanu tpobl
neben benz Surmer beIteben, otne
oaB lie ii6 seeenieitis ms Slciif,
fGneieen. Cine MISUNDERSTANDING
gum S6aben Der @eitGftsleute lit
ebeniotuenis an piiuiten tpie cine
loIte gum Hattbeil Der FARMER.
8eiSe iouen unb miiiien Sunb in Sanb
arbeiten, ipenn Die fpirtbihaftlide
Sronuns niht Iciben ipu. 8ir boffen
nift. baB Die 2esisIatur bon 1917 bon
einem egtrem ms anoere fdlt uub
Bunpcn ifIast, po Tie ioIfe beiIen
iou.
e%benioipenis eriparten ipir. bos
Der @eiit Der gnsber5isfeit, Der
Sntoleran6. Der .Wenace" : Shule
in Der tommeuben 2csislntur Al
Sismard antlans iinpst. Sic
.NonsEartiian 0eague" lit ms 2eben
geruien luorbeu. I'M pirttitoftz
li&e S6doen 81 linbern ober All
betlen; nidt, I'M Den 8eiit Der reliz
gio'eu Sntc!e~an5 nuhsurufcn uno in
Die 8eiesgebrng binetn5utraacn.
Wteint Die Mons artiian 0euauc@ es
lptrfllh gut. Damn bat lie in cen 3ipei
Rpnaten poQauf Nrbeit. llmt ibr pirtbs
ldaTtltdes Rrogrnnrm ourd3uiiibreu
uno Den @rtpartlinGen Ser isurmer 9cs
rett 3i iperben. ,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-02-08
Gr;bifdbef Jirnine3 nerbannt.

aus Gucrctaro tpirb semelbet bdb
ser gr3bii6oi Gro5cp Simine5 BON
@~uaoaliara. Der fiir3lih in Sacatecas
ouf ole anlfulbigung ber Ieritpo<
ring gegen Die Hegierun9 perbaftet
porocn lpar, bes 2anbes peripieien
lpprbcn iii. Nuh fpirS gemeloet. buB
Der @iihpi Be Ga Iora bon Sacate>
cas- Der 3ur ndinliheu Seit perbaitet
porben mar. bos 9anb perlaiien bat.
gs iparb fiir3Iid berittet, oaB @r3s
biihof Simine5 unb giihof Se Ga
Nora am %. Sanuar Dor einem
arieesseridt auf hie ACKNOWLEDGING
pro3eiiiert iperbeh %iolten, Der @iaa.
Se!pe9ung @oridub seIeiitet 5l bcben.
USE aus @%aibin9tou senelbct Uorber
mar. bate iit burauf Die am~eritaniifc
Heaicruns an General 9~arran5n nit
oen @riuheu geperbet. ons 2cben Der
bciben Yrdlaten gu itouen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-02-08
uor Dent 3ularumrnbrad).

pouitdnbiesr Irarhie befinoet, nift
o6ne 9soeutrng. ba lie alaenldeins
lib nit Der benoritebenben Anfiinbis
gung bes miuiiterielleu programmes
tnt Sn'alnmerbun9e iteht.
Sas Wieoerauitduten Stiirmer 5.
Der budJitdblit aus benz Nifts ems
porfommt. beitdrft Die 8erii6te. baf
CT Der Nad,folger bes NusIanbsmini@
tiers Fobropsfp ipirb, Der elmer Wels
bung hes ~NuBtoie Slopo" 3uiolge
ioeben feline 8eiisnatiou ~ein9ereid)t
bat, liub baB bas nelie aubinett in
elmer Weiie rctonitruiert peroen Ioa.
Dab Der duBerlte rehte 5liiael. Der oils
Die Sanb. bic Die Yeiti6e fiibrt, ans
geieben tpiro. seitdrft pirb.
Smei feinbIihe Harteien.
Ser SfliiiieI gu Der aracnblidz
Iid|eu politiifen Gage ioIl araebIit in
5iuei Sbatidhen 5u finben iein: Ser
S5ar tpilnidt, rag Der &rieg peiter
anoailert linb feline unnittelbare llms
gebnng fiirftct, nab Der seiirttete
2iberaIismus tuieoer auftautt Inn
ltdrfer aiiftduht als ic 5upor.
Sm segentpdrtigen NusenbIidc lit
es nod nidt iider. oh Die Nbbanfuug
bes Sinan5miniiters Bar cine abioz
lutte 9batiahe lit. Or lit iotpobl in
Soneon als auh in ben Der. Staater
ais bic Saupttiise Der ruiiiifer
6inan3en anseisben porben. Mut
nnberc Riuiiterieiicl ioIlen I'M Wanz
ten iein. Gs tpiro beriihert. oaB
Shirt @plosin cine abiolutc polis
tide Ruu lit, Die ben be%ooritebenpcn
Sturm fdum iiberiteben pirb.
Die llnteriuhung Der @rmorbung
Hdsputin's bat cine unertpartete Rens
hung eeuomrnen. iniofern man nitt
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