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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-07-12

think of telling them who their
mother was. Margie. ] think II
would break my heart IL | should
see Toddy's laughing face grow
hard and grim. as know II would
when | mentioned his real mother
to him. For. Margie. ! have never
thought that poor girl was a sin
ner. and ] would not want her chill
dren to think so. neither would
want the twins TO hate Harry
and I am almost sure Teddy would.
And poor darling Bulge, think
II would break his heart Sup
pose II turned his sweetness to
something sour and painful Oh.
Margie. Msrgie, sometimes ! think
/ cannot live with this hanging
over me
Il am telling you all this because
when you and Dick go away.
want-if you have had any differ
ences-I want you. dear. 10 talk
them over. Above all, don't ignore
them. for after all nothing-noth-
ing that one does in this world
nothing one thinks--can or should
be locked up In ones heart
sooner or later II will come
out. Our actions viii be mirrored
In the speech OF others. and our
thoughts will he acted uncon-
sciously by ourselves. Don't keep
the slightest thought that bears
upon your life and his from Dick.
Margie. Some day. II you do. some
body or something will make the
telling much harder. and may pre-
cipitate a tragedy that could have
been averted In the first place.
Then you don't believe in the
eleventh commandment, Eliene? /
asked.
what IS that7" she asked seri-
ously.
Thou shalt not be found out
"Yes. dear. do believe in 1t so
thoroly-or rather | believe in what
that commandment implies so thor
oly-that | want, when II is found
out. to know 1t has all been known
before
Lucid and most logical ] said
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-07-12
PRESIDE CAMP
OPEN TO GUARD

Orders governing the appoint
ment Of National Gusrdsmen
70 the second training camp at
the Preside have been receiv-
ed by AdIt. Gen. Thompson.
According to instructions, en-
listed men without limit are
eligible 10 the camp, and all
National Guard officers, wneth-
er in the federal service or not,
are eligible for application.
or the officers. the number Sc
lected for personal examination will
not exceed a number roughly equa
to five men to each regiment. IRE
spective OF the regiment to which
the applicant belongs.
In the final selection. three Off
GERS per regiment may be selected
According to the orders received
the restrictions are made neces
sary to prevent injury to the train
ing and organization Of the Nation
al Guard.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-07-12
FIND PARTS OF
BOMB At MARE
ISLAND BLAST
ny Inited rre-. I~a.~d Wiz.
VALLEJO Cal. July I

ny United Press L~a.~d Wiz.
VALLEJO, Cal. July W.
The srres. at Woodland. Cal.
OF J. kosIo~ski. a Pole. for
probe In connection with tho
explosion Of the power maya
zine at Mare Island navy yard.
was followed today by reports
that parts OF clock mechanism
had been found In tire ruins Of
the magazine.
simultaneously a story went
around that the naval board OF In.
quiry. investigating the disaster
had ordered into custody. ~ the
navy yard. an employe suspected
OF setting the bomb. which is be.
lieved to have caused the explo-
sion.
Koslowski today denied any
knowledge OF the causes ~ the ex
plosion.
He admitted he made application
at the navy yard for enlistment as
a recruit. but declared that. when
rejected by the recruiting officers
he left the yard Immediately. He
said his home Is at 1851 Bound
ave. Chicago. and that he regis
tered June 8 in Precinct 20. South
Chicago.
Members OF the board OF inquiry
still maintain silence. so far az
newspaper men are concerned. but
II Is reported they have unearthed
enough pieces OF clockwork mech
anism 10 make possible the recon.
struction OF the whole mechanism
Whether the clockwork found IS
really a part OF an Internal ma
chine. or merely the alarm clock of
Gunner Mckenzie. who was killed
by the explosion, Is not known.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-07-12
EMMA GOLDMAN
MAKING SHIRTS
n, United rr-.. I~a.ed Wire

M Jrited Fr-.. f~ased Wire
JEFFERSON CITY. Mo. July u.
Emma Goldman. convicted an.
archist and agitator. started max
ing overalls and shirts today in
the women's tailoring department
OF the Missouri penitentiary Miss
Goldman. escorted by Marshal John
Whalen. OF New York. and his wife.
arrived at the prison late yester-
day.
81 intend to obey the rules OF the
prison" she said 1T Is the only
way 10 get along In any institution
OF that kind. | am not going to
pose as a martyr. will serve out
my sentence without complaining
ut Ia the height OF absurdity TO
say that | was paid German money
for talking against conscription."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-07-12
CONFESSIONS OF A WIFE

with a smile. altho ! understood.
little book. everything Eliene
meant TO say she wanted no Sc.
crets from any one that these Sc
crets might concern. Then she
would fear neither the world. the
flesh nor the devil.
! wonder-no. little book. under
the circumstances | do not think |
should tell Dick about Malcolm
stuart Malcolm Is dead and the
incident is closed.
As far as | know. not one being
but myself knows anything about
the dear friendship that was be-
tween Malcolm and myself. As
far as | know-there's the rub. Do
/ know
ITO be contlnued)
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-07-12

Venezuela. at 10 a. N in Room go.
Denny hall. University Of Washing
ton. on July ". 10. 10 and 20 OF
next week. and on the gath and
18th OF the following week.
There win be two lectures on
each country-the first on It's
physical. political and economic
geography. the second on It's chief
historical events. These lectures
are open TO the public.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-07-12
SCOTLAND YARD
POINTS WAY IN
U. s. SPY HUNT
BY ]. HERBERT ouckwoRrH

BY J. HERBERT DUCkWoRTH
NEW YORK. July t2.-Seot-
land Yard. worid-famous cradle
Of English detectives, 10 20 be
the model for the U. S. Nation.
al intelligence Service created
10 eEtermlnste the audselous
German spy and make impos.
slble further leaks" likely 10
imperll by u.boa,s our soldiers
on their way 10 France.
The Yard" Is the headquarters
Iof Iondou's metropolitan police
What We will copy is the special
department'-the secret police
force engaged on political work"
Tor the whole empire.
silence and Secrecy
silence and secrecy" Is the mot
10 AZ The Yard" where news" r.
absolutely never given out. Every
morning Sir Edward Henry. the
commissioner. holds a council OF
seven At these Commute SEES
sions. AZ which the aides SIT around
the chief" like school children be.
fore their teacher. plans are decid.
ed upon that may start wheels OF
Z the gigantic machine moving In
most distant parts OF the world
When Scotland Yard soe. aft.
er a man II lands him. II
doesn't defeat itself by allow
ing a press agent 20 give all
the latest and prospective de-
Velopments 20 the newspapers.
ttems like: Three spies were
shot In the Tower o. London
this morning" have been the
only visible signs Of the Wards
activities during the last two
and hsf years
Scotland Yard can teach our
sleuths much about the habits Of
the Teutonic SPY II knows the
big men are buried deep. and are
high In the confidence OF the gov.
eminent upon which they are spy
ing. II knows German educated
In England Incorporating as an
EngliGhman and commissioned in
the British navy. blew Up kitch.
encr
Getting the Master Spies
Thirty thousand OF the little
fellows gho were on Scotland
Yards blacklist we're rounded up
In England the fret week Of the
war Then the secret service laid
for the master spies. men who for
years had been planted in the war
office. the admiralty. the foreign
office and other government de
pArtments. IL took months OF the
clevercst kind OF espionage to rout
out these arch spies
For many months, England was
accused Of being spy mad But
the was ~spy-mad" with good
cause, She took no chances. She
removed Prince Louis OF Battea.
berg from his naval command and
iurced into oblivion Lord Haidanc.
lord high chancellor and former
var minister. because OF his friend.
ship with the kaiser
The United States r. beginning
20 understand what II means 10
have military secrets supposedly
known 10 only a few high officers
sent 20 Wilhelmstrasse Our new
Scotland Yard secret service IL re.
lied on to step this spying.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-07-12
CECIL MARTIN REPORTS

The Seattle Rotary club. at the
weekly luncheon, heard the happen
ings OF the recent annual conven
ton at Atlanta. Ga, from Cecil "
Martin. Seattle delegate.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-07-12
Alex Berkman Goes
Meekly as a Lamb

~ United Press L~ssrd Wire
ATLANTA. Ga. July Ito all
appearances the mildest anarchist
VINO ever waved a rel rag. Alexan-
der Berkman limped into the At
lanta federal prison late yesterday
TO serve two years for interfering
with the select service draft law.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-07-12

Every afternoon at . o'clock
Prof. Benjamin OyarEun. Sanfuen.
ties lecturer and exchange profess
sor with the University OF Wash.
lngton from Chile. delivers a lee
ture in Spanish on topics dealing
with the education. literature, fine
arts. science. famous names In the
history OF that country. with dis
cussion OF these topics In Spanish.
These lectures are also open TO
the public. as well as the o'clock
lectures In English on the same
country. These lectures are given
in Room 209. Denny hall. University
OF Washington.
Chuck full OF human interest
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Increase Salaries

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creases 10 typists and clerks and
full pay during vacations will be
granted by the port commission.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-07-12
ITALIAN ENTHUSIASTIC

BORDEAUX. July 12.-Prince
Udine OF the Italian mission. in in.
terviews here. is enthusiastic about
the reception received In the
United States.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-07-12
SANTANDER TO
LECTURE AT u"

A series OF six lectures on Co
louhia, Ecuador and Uruguay VIII
Be given In Spanish by Prof Luis
A. santander. consul for Chile and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-07-12
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-07-12

Wesley Frost. at 25. Is one OF the
young Americans who has come to
the front In diplomatic circles
since the war He's consul at
Cork. and has been quick and &C
curate in reporting submarine dis
asters for the state department.
and caring for American interests.
He's a graduate OF Oberlin college
and George Washington university,
where he studied diplomacy.
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-07-12

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(To be contlnued)
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-12
Gandbboote mnN MeoenmitfeI.

Die Soffnlngeu, Die man of Die @~erfln0iepng qeiest bot, 0B man
|bereits elm fdere8 @egenmtttI gegen Die llnhrieebonte ent0eft babe
Iiheiae1 nibt auf ier fefen @runo gebout Su in. Sm Sloten0eparte
ment itebt man 6Rer Anftn0igung 5tenIid fll e%egeniber} tmo mon
lbenltbt fb iogor ben Ginoruf 5l erDeden, 0B e8 nit ben bisbr gemo6.
ten ~Gntoefungen nitt ier melt her it. GS lit Suoem iabr fraghh, oh
man Die @nt0efung zines nirflthsn @egennttaS fofort an Die groBe
I@lode bdrgen nr0e. Sin io6es 8orge1en tpur0e ni1t MIR ie6r unfug
|eiu, fon0ern aeraoe eeaen ben SdI 0es Spionoae geIebes berfoBcn, 6us
.fb NIT Dem @errat miIh1rther @ebeinufe befoBt
Die Gnt6atung elmer 8affe nit Dem Dos &nubboot erfogra6 be-
ltlnlbft herOen fam, lit bon fold iberroqenoer @ihtgfet, Dab man Sic
gr0Bten gtnfrengungen MAIDEN proe, Die gntoefung gebetm gu buden
uno man oarf rlbig nnnebmen, Dab oas groBe QuHifun nidts erubren
miro, menn ennal elm tuirfideS @tttel erun6en miro. @dpB gbt es
.uuer inns ier frge Seute, Die df tehnftem @ebue &erDorragen0eS
geleHtet bnben umo aud in Der 3uflmft Ieften peroen, ober mir uGien
.us moereriets bod audi faggL oB es aud III England rmo Grantret
an flugeu aGppn nibt febt. es p1ret b0dft m~erfpiroig, menu ms
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gen. Die, pena fe nidt benuirtfdt iperoen tonen, ip1ter IGtt entnua.
.hgeno mirten.
ebenio fath mare es, aus Der Iebteu 9Hteaung Ser enafiaen
Regieruug, 6uB in Der Derfofenen ISOLDE rpeniger Sdife berienft iDor0en
eieu, as in Der @orDofe, faide Sdluiie Sieben 81 molten. SIN @ni
.berrihen in ben engHihen @aDafen iarfe gebeL Die iebr bu6ern0 amf
ole gdtigtet oersSaudboote etnpirfen. 9ee Satafe lit Ser enghifen
&egerung notrlhh audi befanut umo fe fgt 6esbolb In Dem 8eru9t
.md erfdreno blngl, DB Der temporlre 9tldgnng Der gerieufungen feline
@urantie fir Die 3ufanft tel. &ub gebt man pobI ni6t faNb IN Der
aunabme, oB nht 10 hiee Shife ne friber fubren, niht mir neil e8
beoeteno penger Sdffe gbt ion6ern and, neil Die Gee0er ib megern
bas Niffo 8u lbernebmen.
8ic furdtbne &irfung 6s ltnterieebotrige8 3etgt fb am been
in ben itrengen %afoBnabmen Die Die t~ron36fibe uno eaglfhe gegterung
.be5lgGh Der 9ofserndbrung erIaieu bat. Sronfreht bot 5pei .feiibIoie
Gage eingefihrt u0 ben 8er6rauG hon @eretoe GlBer sr Serfelung
bon grot berboten. england bat einen fletfbloien Gag eingenlbrt ibn
aber mie0er obhaffen nrIien, neil Ser Gerbraud an Qrntaarei0e infolae.
6eHen bober fng as Die ougenbHdihen 8orrdie 5urien.
9ah mir 0reiHoratlider 9mer 0s u~nbefhranten lnteri95ooHrie.
.ge5 lit Die Scot In ENGLAND uno 6rontreih fnon reMt enpfinplih. 3oB
fe NIT jebem iDeHeran Wionat u1hien 1uo ihleBdh sr Aatanropbe
fhBren mus, Benn nhht ibon baiO EN- @egemrtfel entoedt miro, III tiar.
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Sbgleid Der Ginrut amerIfaS IN ben arng ongebib Degen Der Ser.
fh0rfung Der 0eutihen lnterReboote gelheben III, 10 bat man ms o6
Os oahte golf ionoern gegen Die 6euti6e Regerang fibre nn0 Dob
man 0em DG1Iten Golf befen moQe, iene Surtgn ab5ueBen un0 fene
gRonarhie in cine Hepu6If unt3uponoe1
gRien 9Idnen g~egeniber lit es tntereiant, nf Die &uslanun9en bon
Sridsufonmen, Die Die{er gRid nh Ausbrud Der 5enoieigfetn tn
Europa III ~benheDenen 8oEhagen oaregte bic er 6amaS Dor benz @e.
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4rof. 2~ampreft bnhftid Der oaltihen 5rfen un0 lire geotDea6gfet
hpt tr0b0eH1 aer mnB man I'M 8eentli4en fene GarTeaungen as
riahq beseitnea. ltO aera0e neil 0nie In 10 ihreRnoen g8ioeriprud
lid I'M 2anoe unherrei, bon ben 0etiben 8erbatniAsu uno Dem 6et
ffen 8ote gibt, 0een 5rebet er cine Dgtgtbe" nennt, ordngt Is us
enige Stelen aus ben 8ofrdgen bon 8rof. SaHPreht unieren GeFrn
bier ~Dor8uegen.
Die 9orfeIung I'M gusIan6e,4 ia9t er, lift Die, baB mir, mas Der
%Fa5r 5nribte1igner nennt, fmo. Die 8orreQlmg bel DorneBmen uo
boAltebenoen gteniden IN amerita lit geegentlid biz, 0B, Denn Giles gut
gbt Die 0ahiden 5arnen ON GnDe 6es arieges pir0en o6geiebt maroen
1ns mare mad ibnen 10 re4t Der @eptnn Der 8eLgeh1i9te Gas ut la
bic fgTne a2oterna gIngica4. gNe fam man iolfe 9nge uberBm1pt nr
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oers gea1aht porDen lit De in aaer 8et bat er 5nfan0e fonunen fonnen2
Aautrlb 0Arh ene gang gefnge aenatnIs oes Nu5lan0es bon 1Heren
ahgenetnen polh19en 8erbaltnfcn. Sd babe e5 oft erIebt in meldI
gTen5enloles Vrfotnen entertainer 9eraten, fenn man linen bI potr
ten 0B bic 8anidn bas freRte Bolt Der gSlt fn0." ggSas, i6r Sir.
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se1ge mr. eea Dag Bolt 0as en- 8ablreht bat, ME oas uniere Sos
ffml35Fihe lit nidt in Dem @raoe fa. 8e6er Die enqHife nod Die
aneFFfariide 9erdBlmg fno BET Deten 70 fRi ae bic beutide. Gas
HB efaHnl 0eufih gsagt un0 oft meoebot Der0ga.~
lleber Oas 8erbdlnis Der 0atfheu 5irren 5m 6aiihen gofstam
leea nIr 6ogeaoes m Dem Brete e&rleg mo aultur", IN benz Die oal
BoriKage 9r. 2ambrefts enthaLen fn0: Stun be0enfen Gle meifer, 6ab
BHrt ien bel ms en- Staao fl. uiht Die Guaht1t Ng elnwInen, uno DAB
h 0fefeH Stan0e eth ~beior0eres 2een berrfht, 0I 9ssiplin un6. Denn
IS 01r1uI 0HfoHnlt gang Die aIhH 80rieaungm bon ben 8IiidtgH 0sl
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saFheEIe inter eie9eL unter sresn- @ir baaen e ia N 1ieem
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hit Sem 1scpf Smrcb
sic WanS!

Gin @2it9Iie0 Ser engIiideu Som.
miHion Die ii9 sur 3eit bier in
Qmerifa befin0et bet bic fir bic gQ.
ltiertett menig tr0Itlide aeuBerltrg
geufodt, bob Die griten ltro 5ran.
5oIen nt6t ertparteten bic 9eltidcr
in oieIem Sabre oll8 Srantreid atl
b~ertreiben, ia, baB tie faltm ertoar.
ten, Ct. Quentin, oo8 iett tiumittel,
bar biuter Der 5elterlinie Iiogt, ne6-
men 8u f6nnerl Dap ite ater trob6em
fortgeiest gegen ole oeltiden 2inien
~mItirmeu uH0 beriu9en nilroen,
ben 5eiuo langiom auf5urei6eu.
Stott zines arteges lift Die Gage
on Der 8eltfrort oIio nod Qniidt
oieies @errn in Elm 8emeBel ausge.
artet, in Incident Die ariegsflinIt
oert einfaden @iumeeeln 4lab &C.
madt BAT.
Die @liierten befiuoen iid oieier
aniidt nod in Der Gage zines
Mldnnes, Der NIT benz &oDfe fortge.
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arproberL mas 8uerIt I'M Glide gebt,
Der aopf ooer Die 8ano. uH0 bodit.
nabrIheinIi6 miro es Der Gopf fem,
Der 3erbriht uno Die @an0, Die
ltQn6b1lt. 9aB 1ies a1tb In ben
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oaB iie ben geriua imner uno inb
mer nieoer MAIDEN mullen, ben
8eir0 ans ben beiesten 8robin5en
ala ~bertreiben, 0a Elm boaige5 auf.
geben Der 9ffauiibe NIT einen GIN
oeItGnonis hires unoermogens, ben
arieg 5u gewinnen, gleidbeOetdenO
lein nar0e. @s fino ni6t aaein
militdriife, ion0era sum groBen
GeiL moBl aud politiId)e GrlDdaun.
gen, Die Die 8riten ltuo 6ron5oien
JortiD16ren0 gegen bic oerttiden 81.
MEN anihirmeH laiien. @enn milf
tdrilde Grip1gungen aaein iprddeu,
70 maroen Die 8eerfiibrer Der Aai.
ierten bieleift ipeniger bereit iein,
ibre Srubpen an Der oeutidqn Mau.
er seri6eaen 5u Iaiien, uno etfuas al
beriuAen, mas iie fglbft onideinenO
als ausfihtslos crfunnt bnbea. f4us
elmer 9earitideu 3eituHs IN glen
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bormIoIe 2ette IaIien iif oft in Der
Site oes @eiprdde8 81 aeuBerurt'
gen binreiBen Die iie garni6t ernIt'
lid meinen. Gas mltB berntie0en
Der0en. @er ieines COMPARTMENTS
nif)t gang iider lit, oerutei0e IN
Ieinem eigenen s~5ntereiie ole ariegs-
geIprdde. Man bermei6e idon beg.
ipegen a1e unterboltlngen oieier
QCrt, neil biele auaeber b~erunIou.
fen. 8ieies @a8Hdt gebetbt notir-
lid beionbers in arieg85eiten. Ser
2ngeber beritebt obiidtlid Elm @ort
faIih, ODER greift einen beriduglideu
Sab heraIs, Der I'M 53uiommenbang
NIT Der aonberiation etfpaB gang on.
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miro. @8 gibt ouA INNER 2e1te,
oeuen man bertrnut. uno Die bod I'M
@ebeimen cine Q6neiqung gegen uns
traaen, Der iie our6 Die 4nge6erei
2uft beridaffen f0nnen.
ueberaa bober Die Qngeber fdon
ihr fd)ntubiges @anotpert g~etrieben.
Sogor gnn8 falide, erfun0ene unO
qenteine Qngoben boben ite gemaht.
0iemanb lit Dor iolhen areat1ren
ii9er. @enn olth iolhe @er01d.
tigungen lei6t ~pioerIegt peroen fon-
men, 70 fiibren fie bod mande lin.
nnne6mIidfeit nit fi1. alio bor-
iihtigl Sober lege feline &orte ouf
Sic @ogidaIe. Sim beItan lit es ie.
6enfoa8, tDenn man ie0em areuneu.
te ans Dem @eg ge1t. &riegs8eiten
itno nun einntol beionoere 8eiten,
uno Die MlenIden tperben 6ann aber.
empfinDlid. 9as ate Spridnort:
DSdneigen 1T @oIo@, fommt pieoer
efnnni CUR @eItung.
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sOnnt0S 1T 1ltMttcrtas!

8enn es ia einfa9 i%eIbitreoenO
lit, Dab Se0erHtnnn t1glib ieiner
@ltttter geOenfen ion, lit es bod cine
inone Ginridtlng, oenienigert mel.
DE uns ons 2eben eoben, einen be.
ionoeren @rinneriings. uno Gbren.
taa i'm Sabre an miomen. 9ieier
Gag lit ni9t nltr oa5u nngeiebt, Der
WhItter mie tdglidj at ge6eufeu, ION.
bern iih and 6orot1 al eriunerrt tuie
ite uns ols ain0 bebiifet nfto be.
mnbrt, mas ut0 bic biel tie fitr einep
Seoen bon inns getan, pie oft fie &c.
litten itnO ge0arbt, mie fie iid oft
@ntbebrunsen miferlegt. MIR 0omit
lire aiuoer @elegerbeit boben ioa.
ten, lih gil6lng uno @rfabrlug 8i
berihoffen Tim fi1 einen 9laB IN
Der g9elt gu errinaeu. 8enn elm
Sober p6er cine Seoe iif Dies in
grinuerlng rufen. m1tb linen uuipia.
Dos Sera bober idlager, elm
reines @efibI gang eigener art ptrO
ibre GeeIe ourd5iaberb gG1la un0ers
tpie an getp0bnIiden Sogeit un0
uift MIR nit 2iebe un0 3anfborfeit.
nein, boiler @erehruug miro er
ooer ite ibrer, Der fir linen bebritan
8eriou, oitf Gr0en geoenfen.
@eionbers iebt lit es 70 redt on
ser, 8eit, Der afiitter at geoenfeh
ipenn man iib Die 2ei6en uuo ben
SeroismlS bergeqenmdrtigt tpeIde
H. in oieiem furhtbaren 80lferrtr.
gen al %ertraQen rro benieIen bas
ben. sic ftn0 ote eigentlihen SeIoen
I'M Dem &riege. SIRE &inoer Dem
Gooe dilsgeiebt niHeno, file aIs tot
betraiterno ODER in @efanganihaft
beflagen0, tragel iie in allen 21n
bern, fuenrt oll1 bIlitenoen bod ia.
pferen Ser5crs no5u bel mad ibren
&rGftett 5u beIfen unO Die glot BEG
&riege8 Su linoern. @bre Eel S9uenl
g2orgen lit Mltttertog, 0aritlu &c.
6enfet in boiler 8erebrung Der
Miltterl
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pcltreffer.

sSSn Gidar0 9. MeteaIfeg, 6es gro.
zen 8erfolgers, &ebbldtt6en miro
Die olte @eididte nieDer mtfge.
m1rtnt, 0ie 9eutinen berarbeiteten
Die 3eid)en Der @efa1enen 81 Soften,
9itnqer mo GbnIihen Materialien.
Ser @eD1br8mai1r oes 8lattes be-
ruff iid ouf einen 8eridt oe8 be-
fanrten 0eltiden ariegsforreipons
benton aarL &oSner. Der i'm @erliner
2ofalun8eiger oltsfilbrIi9 ben 8es
trieb Der in 6rnqe tommen0eu 8as
brifen iii ct. @itb uno @eroliteiH
idil6ert. G8 lit aosner natirlih
qur nidt eingefnaen, 81 i6reiben. in
0ielen 8abrifen miiroen Meni6ens
leid)en perarbeitet, er i6reibt, bic
orf BEN Sdlo6tfeloern auigeleielan
&aoaber mir0en III ben Jabriter
b~erarbeitet: tote 9ier0e un0 an0eres
g~efaQenes @ieb5eag. aus uutpiiien-
belt ODER @osbeit iiberieste Elm eng
liider aorreipoloent, Dem Der aos.
nerlde 8eridt al @eiidIte fam oas
Sort aababer nit corpies, mo CT e
nit ~carcaiies bate uberiesen mili
fen. 5eitoem ipuft Die @eidihte
bon ben oeutifen 2eiAenbarper.
tungsanlaeen in ct. 8itb uno Sc
rolitein in Der internationnIen Gen.
iutioaspreiie. @abr lit iie nidt.