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New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1917-11-14
URGED By
UNIVERSITY HEAD
PRESIDENT BURTON ADDRESSES
TWO AUDIENCES AT ARMoRY
THURSDAY.
SAYS AMERICA MUST WIN WAR
TO MAKE WORLD SAFE FOR
DEMOCRACY.

Loyalty was the underlying subject
of both of the addresses delivered by
President M. Z. Burton of the Uni,
;versity of Minnesota at the Armory
last Thursday afternoon. The first
was before the rural and semi grade
teachers of Brown county, who were
attending the annual teachers institute.
DR.. Burton is fluent speaker, his re-
marks were straight to the point and
made a deep impression on the teachers
as to their responsibilities in. directing
the thoughts Of their pupils towards
more thorough love for their country.
Talk to Teachers.
The first address was at 1870. It
was for this particular tsik that DR..
Burton was invited by Superintendent
Kennedy and Hess to come to New Ulm.
While in Minneapolis attending the
meeting of the state teachers the two
superinte ndents prevailed upon the new
head OF the university to come to New
sUlm. The county teachers were to be
in session and the presence Of DR.. Burton
was greatly desired. Incidentally it
was suggested that it would also be fine
it the university president would also
remain for the evening and deliver an
address to the general public. This was
impossible as he was expected at another
place, had agreed to be there and he
couldn't think Of breaking his promise.
The next best thing suggested, was
that another address for the public be
given in the afternoon, at a later time
OF the; day than the talk to the teachers.
This was agreed to and the people Of
New Ulm were given an unexpected
treat =. 49,
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1917-11-14
LICENSES TO
CARRY EXPLOSIVES
svILotLAToRs OF NEW LAW LA
BILE TO A HEAVY FINE OR
IMPRISONMENT.
MEASURE IS BEING PUT INTO
EFFECT BY FEDERAL MINES
BUREAU.

IIeSluenI wilson mas issued proc
lamation relative the law which was
passed by Congress on October 6, and
which becomes effective November Is.
The measure prohibits the carrying or
having explosives in ones possession
without having license to do so. Hence
at any time after today any person in
the United States found with explosives
in his possession, and who does not have
a license issued by the Federal govern
ment showing the purpose for which the
explosive is to be used, will at once be
arrested and fined up to $4,000 or sent
to prison for one year. If the circum-
stance warrant, the person may be fined
$4,000 and in addition given the one
year in prison.
The law is being put into effect by the
Bureau of Mines, which has charge of
its enforcement. F. S. Peabody of
Chicago has been appointed to act as
assistant to the director Of the bureau
to enforce the law.
s.gl News to Dealers Here.
Neither the dealers of this city nor
the New Ulm police have been notified
of the law and its enforcement, and
knew nothing of it.
The law provides that everyone who
handles explosives must have licnese.
The manufacturer, the importer and the
exporter must have licenses issued by
the Bureau of Mines in Washington.
The seller Of explosives and the purchaser
of explosives must also have licenses,
these to be issued generally by county
clerks, or other local officers who are
authorized to administer oaths. There
% be at least one licensing officer in
each county and more agents viii Sc
designated if the county is sufficiently
large to warrant it. If state has
laws providing for system Of licensing
persons manufacturing, storing, selling
or using explosives, the state officials
authorized to issue such state licenses
shall be designated as federal licensing
agents; also city officials qualified to
issue city explosives licenses will be given
authority to issue federal licenses. A
federal license will not relieve any person
from securing licenses required under
state laws and local ordinances.
In each state there will be appointed
q state explosives inspector, who will
represent the Bureau Of Mines in the
administration of the law within the
state.
Only citizens Of the United States Of
Of countries friendly to the United States
and the Allies may so obtain licenses.
Contractors, mining companies,
quarry men and Others using large
Add Need License to carry explosives
quantities Of explosives, which are
handled by employees, may issue ex-
plosives to their employees only through
those employees holding license, called
a foreman's license.
The purchaser of dynamite, in OBJ
tanning license, must state definitely
what the explosive is to be used for and
will be held accountable for its use as
stated and the return Of any explosives
that may be left.
With the strict enforcement Of this
law, the Federal authorities hope to
prevent explosives falling into the hands
of evilly -disposed persons and to put a
stop to all further dynamite plots.
Honolulu star-bulletin., 1917-12-19
LANAI PLAYERS GIVE
$3.50 TO RED CROSS

The regular monthly donation of
$3.50 to the Red Cross by the Lanai
players was given Tuesday by Mrs.
Robert n. Burnnam, director, to A. l..
Castle, although there was no perform
ance in December. Enough money,
however, was made at the two pre-,
vious plays to make it possible 10 con.
tinue the contribution.
The players are now rehearsing for
their January play, in which the lead
ing parts will be taken by MIR. and
Mrs. Reynold McGrew. The play is a
clever farce-comedy and the other
players who will appear are Arthur
Wyman, Miss Osgood, Miss Mary Won
Holt, r. N. Burnham, Arthur Mackin-
tosh, Young Correthers and possibly
others. Miss Juliet May Fraser is
decorating some special posters for
the play.
The treasurer's report in full fol-
lows: Receipts of October play, 1891;
expenses, $152S0; Red Cross dona-
tions, $3.50; balance, $500; receipts
of November play, $3S5.65; expenses,
$160.10; Red Cross donation, $50;
balance $163.75; Red Cross Christmas
donation from reserve fund, $3.50; bal.
ance on hand, $13.75.
Honolulu star-bulletin., 1917-12-19
MAUI SOCIETY NOTES
tspec,L st.r.Bul1et,r 1orr.spoudsEe. ,


WAILUKU, Dec. IL Invitations
have been issued for the wedding of
Ralph N. Villiers, son of Rev. and
Mrs. J. Charles Villiers of Wailuku,
and Miss Clara Savage of Memphis
Tenn. The ceremony will take place
at o'clock on December 26 at the
Church of the Good Shepherd.
L. P. Judd of Hartford. Conn, is
expected to arrive on Maui the last
of this month to spend a years vaca-
tom visiting his son. Robert A. Judd,
director Of the citizenship work or
Maui county, and his daughter, Miss
Gertrude. B. Judd, who is with the
Maui Aid Association This is the first
vacation that Mr.. Judd has taken from
home in many years. His visit on
Maui is greatly anticipated by his
Maui friends.
The concert given by Miss Eller
Beach Yaw at the Paia Community
House last Tuesday evening was q
great success. The appearance Of Miss
Yaw on Maui was due to the efforts o,
the Maui Music Club
Mrs. H. K. Duncan returned on Sat,
turday morning to Maui. Her mother
whom she has been attending In Ho.
nolulu and who has been very sick,
has much improved in health.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. P. Cooke and their
family arrived on Maui Saturday
morning. They will be guests Of Mrs.
Fl. P. Baldwin at Maluhia for three
weeks. 49,.
\ Mrs. William Searby was a return.
Ing passenger Saturday morning to
Maui.
Mrs. H. B. Penhallow is still visit.
ing in Honolulu
Honolulu star-bulletin., 1917-12-19
1E S15

The General and Universal Film
SERVICES.

Daily matinees Except Saturdays and
Aolidays) from 100 to 400 o'clock.
Saturday and Holiday Mattress from
1000 .. m. to 400 o'clock.
Evenings 1.-TWO shows) $50 and s:45
s'cIock.
PICTURES CHANGED DAILY
Prices: 10. 20 cents
Honolulu star-bulletin., 1917-12-19
RiglsJ1lag

Mr. and Mrs {. c. Von Hams OF
Honolulu are al the Palace. MIR. Won
IIains gives quite encouraging reports
OF the constantly increasing traffic 10
tho Islands. so much 30 that hotel &C
commodations viii have to be in
creased the coming season. Western
Traveller.
Ellen Beach Yaw. the noted singer.
arrived from Hawaii yesterday. en-,
thusiastic after having seen the won
Gers OF the Volcano and Haleakala on
Maui Miss Iaw feels that island folk
are justly proud of both.
Mrs A Rud04e OF HilO is in the
Queens hospital convalescing from an
appendicitis operation. Her room is
fra grant with flowers. showing the
thought and affection OF her many
friends.
Mrs Clifford kimhall mas gone TO
Kauai for the holidays, to be the guest
of her sister. Mrs Charles Rice. Mrs.
kimtalI has taken her two small sons
with her They will be home the first
week in January.
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Great sympathy is expressed -
Captain r. c. Holiday. for the loss
he has sustained in the passing be
yond of his mother, who was well
known in army circles here.
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Miss Florence Ward, who IS the
houseguest of Miss Bernice Halsteac,
arrived from a Volcano visit last Sat
urday.
Captain and Mrs. J. Morton Riggs,
who have been at the Volcano house
for a month, arrived last Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Dickson Mott have
taken a bungalow at Halekulani for
the coming months.
Miss Whitmore and Miss J. Deyo OF
HiIo are in Honolulu for the Christmas
holidays.
Mrs. J. NJ. Kuhns and baby were
arrivals from San Francisco last Sat
urday.
DR. and Mrs w. H. Ketchum were
arrivals last Saturday from the main,
land.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Parrish arrived
from their Hawaii home on the Mauns
Kea.
Mrs. John Gait was an arrival on
Tuesdays steamer from Hawaii.
Mrs. George Ross of Hakalau is a
town visitor.
Honolulu star-bulletin., 1917-12-19
HAGENS DENIES RUM0R F.
OF ASSOCIATION WITH
CASTLE & COOKE co.

A rumor, denied. however. by one 81
the principals. filtered through Ho-
noluIu's Wall street circles this morn,
ing following announcement OF the
resignation OF J +. {. Hagens from
r. Hackfeld & Co. that Mr. liaeeas
vas TO become associated with Castle
& Cooke in the near future. and take
with HIM to that institution the
agency OF the Pioneer M!ll Co. now
held by Hackiold d 60.
Mr.. Hagens. seen today at noon.
emphatically denied the truth OF the
report.
Il will seek active war service Just
as soon as | am released from my
present position" Mr.. Eagens said.
And until that comes will mark
time II am not called for var ser
vice. then il will be time to consider
the future"
+. D. Tenney, president OF Castle 4
Cooke, laughted when told OF the ru-
NOR. He branded ii as "ridlCulOus.
Honolulu star-bulletin., 1917-12-19
WHAT BECAME OF PEN
USED TO SIGN PAPER
KNOWN AS 1917 WILL? ?

Representative "Jtmmy' Jarrett is
still looking for his fountain zen.
On August 9 princess" Theresa
Owana Wilcox Bell:veau borrowed At
torney Jarrett's pen. She says it was
used by the late Queen I.iliuokalani to
sign the alleged 1917 will.
Whether it was or not. Jarrett
doesn't know. What he would like to
know, however. Is who took his foun.
tain pen after the princess" had re-
turned it to his desk.
Theresa is sure the pen was used
by the queen, for she says her late
majesty shook it, when it refused to
write. and spilled ink on the japanese
robe she was wearing at the time.
Honolulu star-bulletin., 1917-12-19
FOUR PAINTINGS BY
OTTO WlX ARE SHOWN

Four paintings by Otto Wix, we'll
known here from visits in previous
years, are on display at the Pacific
Framing Company's shop. They are
Morning View" (Palo Alto), "Califor.
mia Sunset" rAmong the Oaks" and
Sunrise at Dublin, Cal"
Honolulu star-bulletin., 1917-12-19
ORDER YOUR XMAS
CANDIES NOW

Give her candy for Christmas. She'll
like and like you better if it is a box
of that delicious famous Orange Bios
som chocolates. Make your choice of
these fine candies now and have them
reserved until Christmas.-Adv.
Honolulu star-bulletin., 1917-12-19
VERY SMART

Are these new gowns of Silk, Geor-
gette Crepe, Wolfe and combination
materials, for street, afternoon and
evening wear, now for sale at Jeff's
Fashion Co. Prices $3.50 up. Store
open evenings until Xmas.-Adv.
Honolulu star-bulletin., 1917-12-19

Frank Amiss, of Saratoga, member
of the Nava: Reserve, died at layton
of injuries received when he fell l..
500 feet in an aeroplane at the avia.
ton field.
Honolulu star-bulletin., 1917-12-19
MAYS STORE
Open EVENINGS

Beginning with Thursday evening,
the store of Henry May & Co., Ltd,
will be open every evening until
Christmas.-Adv.
Honolulu star-bulletin., 1917-12-19
CHRISTMAS TREE
At BABY SHOP

Bring the kiddies to see the Christ
mas Tree and the playthings at The
Baby Shop, 1890 Fort street Open
evenings until Christmas-Adv.
Honolulu star-bulletin., 1917-12-19
SUPPLY
open nights

Until Christmas, the Honolulu
Photo Supply will keep its doors open
evenings to accommodate Christmas
shoppers.-Adv.
Honolulu star-bulletin., 1917-12-19

An appropriate Christmas gift. One
years subscription to the Star-BuIIe-
tin.-Adv.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-02-12
SeutialanSs Nnerbictem.

Cine 9epside aug @aI6ingtpn mel.
bet, bob bic beutife Resierung Der
unierisen bus 4nerbieten aemobi bas
bs in cine Gr0rterung iibsr bic Be-
leitignns Der S6pisrigtsitm ein5u.
treten, oie aus DeutiGlonos 4nfiin=
bigung Don einem uabeihrdntteH
5duh6ootfrieg sntitonben ftno. 0iefe
Mittbeiluns tann nidt iibsrtaiaen, ba
Deuti9ldnD fdcn friiber sur @eniiae
erpiefsn bot, bdB es In gutem Gins
uerne6mtn nit unferem aunce su
bletben ipiinIdt. Wsnn aud IN ben
Depeiden nidt eefost pirb, ipel6er
qtrt Der @orfdlos 1T, ben Deutr6s
lamb gu MAIDEN pinibt. 70 ersiebt er
ii9 aus Der Rntur Der @erbdltniiIe
bon islbit. gs tpiII obne grase elm.
Sdeibefinie 3spif4en reutraIen unb
S9iffsu 5isAsu. Grfsrs
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-02-12

Brobriten baben oie Gntoef.
flung gentad)t, oab inter oen oeilt-
Iflen @eiesen Die Woglitfeit gegebeu
III, oas amerifaniide giiraerreft sil
eriperben ruo ard) Oas beirtibe 9iir.
gerredlt bei5ubebaIterL moran iie bo.
miide @emerfungeu iiber Die 3ellt-
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eripibnten 8eietes nid)t trauen fou.
ne Sbatiafle iii, baB bas @eies nur
fir b0hit Ieltene Ausnabmefdae be-
itinrmt lit ino 10 oiele 9eoinailuaen
ooridreibt, baB failm Senano Inn Die
grlmubnib nafqefonunen iein miro,
Elm ooppcltcs 9iirserred]t 81 crIan,
gen. 3ltoem fam unter Dem ameri.
fanilfet &edt elm SoppeItes 9iirger.
thum niht auffommer, neil ser ge.
fperber nm infer giirgerredlt inter
Gib erfldrt, boB er oem @iirgerthlun
in jeOem an6eren Sanoe entiagt.
Wenn a6er Die Erobriten meinen,
oaB Elm 0eittiber aus ben angefiibr.
ten @riinoen nif)t gum amerifaniid,eu
9iirgerredt 3ugelnIien iperben ioIlte,
10 modten mir lie oarm ertimern, baB
reip. Gnnaoiern nno
,,SStdIienern inter feinen lluitdn6en
geitattet iuer6en Tollte, ortterifaniife
sgiirger su tueroen, neil inter BEN
8eiesen TIRES 2atbes geiemano feline
geutionaIitGt dnbern borf. 9ariiber
idytpeiaen natiirlih oie Brobritelt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-02-12
Webmrten.

iJrso. unb Marp Salter, 719 Don
rersburssr S.r., anabe.
9trnarb unb Gli5nbsib Boring
Wabe unb gapmillsr, Ruabe.
Sobn lInS Jraniie 9baIicn. 164s
Siaie ape., auabe.
Samu.l unb CLARA @slbsr. $50
5opiins Str, arabe.
Sobu urb Barbara 5erins. Grap
Hodb. ana6e.
@sorss unb CLARA WeiseI, lll2
DRAPER Cir. anabe.
Glnrsaee uub Warp gpuns, 1907
State 2lpe., Wdbaen.
Sobn unb Wlarp Ga[ligsr, 1917
goaue Ctr, Ndbfen.
Carl uub asnes Clint. 1882 Jol.ti
Str, Wdbden.
cyohn unb Wargoret Gofsran, 47oo
Columbia Nb., W6bfen.
Charles unb Gli5abeib S4rabsr.
1246 Carton Str. Wldohtn.
Sobn unb 4nnd 8snt. 2lS5 Bar
narb Gtr., MGbfen.
gtalpb unb WbrtIe Gbatiislb, 525
@banning Str. WdbdeH.
Nois unb philippine ausuiiins.
1868 Queen giip sIpe.. Mib4en.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-02-12

fen geaiinifisten. Sic ipnrsn duf
WHIbtbdfigteit, duf bic 3ilfe ibrsr
werpanbten bnbeim anselpieien. Dus
Meiffe burbe dber untsrfhIngeH.
9fs sir.tteu MprbthateH. bic an I.
unb I. ariessssfunseHen btsarigsn
ipurbsu, CAB es unsdblise - iDON III
bic 1aufenb unb msbr. SH ttintm
einsiaen xtannt seipOrbenen Gdlle
fanb cine Siibnung itaii, obsr aii9
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mann DirrmoIsr nisbsr. 80 itlug q
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iden Offi53isr, soib nit Ranlsn, mt
Der ReitpsitIde ins @eii6t. 90 lisB
sr aipei sefansens un9ariids pom
pebs gegen bic Wautr telleH hno ln'
fiIisren. aein Sabn tra9ts na9 l0''
den Dinaen.
9fuf BEN per5ipeifslt,n Riid53uss'
ben bic Serben bdnn i'm Gt!obsr uno
ylopember 1915 untsrnabmen, ShIltf
fir GGritt Big na6 glonalilr,
Idlsppten iis itsts ibre S6dar.n pon
iib.rlsbsnSen arisssssiaH9snsn mil,
BON bensn tpsiisre 1auisnoe ben Straa
pa,sn nuo BEN 6unetr eriassn
bis bsr Reit idliebIi9 IN aplona na4
5iaIisn einstffifft tpuroe.
Or. Wolf bon Sfiertrarp
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-02-12

genubnna itrcr Ofiebmd6en 6e,
Iihranit ,uerben; odf bic Cffijiere niii
lilr Gbre1uport In eeei1neteIs Tiitrit.
Item freiaeIaiien ipcrSeu unb fomio;.
table Gnortiere tabeu iollen, iint Die
0Jsmeiuen In offensn unb fir Cuff
IimS gcipegiins 9eniigeuo nissgeobet
ten 2ayern uutcrgebradt itso IN J.
aeralintiaen mio gutcn gnrruden eiE.
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! tel. i'm oeren 1ciualf lie iiito, i'm ibre
ridenen Sruppen benhtt. enb Cfii.
.icfe terrier rcn Der gartei, IN oeren
e3epalt iis iinb. tasIi4 ssnan 70 pieis
Rationcn bon Der glclden Beitdns'
tbeileu unb Der gleidIen Gnalitdt er'
halten foiien, ipie Bon itr ben Ciii3;e.
ren i'm aleidpcn Hangc ihrcr eiaeileli
grmce IN gaanren ober ejelo ,nsctll'
liai ipsrocn; uno ale anocren iolIsu
tdglid pen ihr ioihc Haiicnen crbal.
ten, ipie oen gprneiilen Soloatcn Dc
sioene:r ?lrmec eelicfert iuefocn; alr
Soften hieriiir iolicn pen Der nilosrea
9'artri bei ciner gegeHicitigen Aoll.
iiruna ser Re2nunseh iiir Die lla'
terhaIhtng ron ariensgeiaagenen
6eim Sddub oeS arieges bejub!t lpet.
cen; inio Ole Med,unnacH iolleit nid'i
nit nnoersn perraiIdlt coer aesen ur.
ocre d.IigeredJnet peroen nod ioilsn
Die chi ile iclliaen getrdse ais cine
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pscr iraenS einen anoercn Grnnn,
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es lei, surittaeIGIien ircrSen.
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funscren nod eiceuer GrneIniing ~
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fnnaeuer ans Oen @ren;en' ocs Sa'
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iol, ion oieier ,inoicieieilc
cffisier ooer anbere 8cfaugcne pon
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Imterbrineiing porgeieben iii.
limb Die Grilaraua ii absestb,n,
baf ipeber bic gebamptuns, Gin 4ries
I5ie ale gsrtrdse anf, nod irsenS
line anSere, mas i,nn.er lie aud iei,
aIs cine annnllirnus oocr Snipen.
tiruns Sieics nnb bes norberschtn'
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nnb 8Slfsrredts.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-02-12

gebabt bGtte, peIhe fiirhterliden
Spfsr Der 8ries fopbern ipiirbe, 10
bdtte es ibn beitintnlt nidt erflGrt
sssn unieren Sale ncrbalt es lid, iti6t
anoers. Ger Erdiioent bat iit einen
Sriegsplan 5uredJtgelegt, Ser unee-
fGhr cine Milliaroe Gollars unS fein
9lut foiten iol. Gr fornte ebenio gut
unternebrnen elm sSeuer 5n regulie-
rem, ous er ent5iin0et bat, iiroem er
elm brennenoes Streihbols In elm
9pnan1it- Diaga5in fpirft. @enn Elm
Grieg beeonnen bot, pei6 man ME-
mails, fpeim uno ME er enoen miro.
8efonoers IN Der sSebt5eit, no
man nit 0iillionertSeeren finlpft.
@enn Der Trdiioent gemeiniamc ga
DIE nit ben 9llliirten macbt, ipie oos
beItimmt Der Saa icin ntiiBte, menn
er Geutihlunb oen arieg erflart,
nmB er oen aanlpf ID lange fort'
ieben, als bicie i'm peiterfiibren
ipollen irno "a foumt er ilidt nit
einer Diilliaroe ab; er mub nlinoe.
items dlti fiinf Ddlliaroen rehncn itno
ebenio ipenig fam in folhem Sale
ein 9IutnergieBen unterblciben, lpie
mir es ifauoerno in europa 6eobah-
ten. Gas etn5ige rihtige Seriubreu
lit, oie arieasnriafen aus Dem @eqe
gu rdumen unb bas tmn nit 2eiHttgs
felt geihehcn, penn Der TrGiioent
bios fir slmerifa unb niht fir Die
9lQitrten ei1treteu tpollte
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l1nfere 9feaierung bat iih

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geipeigert, anrerifaniiden Sanbels-
ihiffen &riegsidiffe als 8eleite 81 ge,
ben, neil lie oalrn gorantiren rHiibte,
Dab lid feline aontrc. anoe an 9oro
Der Sd)iffe befinbet uilb mir fiibren
nidts als &ortrebanbe aus. Baum
polle, @ei5en uno iiberbalpt ole
Sebensmittel batten ungebin6ert bin.
itbergcben f0nnen nern Der Yrdii.
bent iih niht inter oen gefebI bon
@nglan6 geItelt bGtte, oas oieie
@aaren geeen aIe5 @oIferreft fir
gnnnipaare erfldrt bot, mas notiir.
li6 9eutidlanb berehtigt, bus @Iei-
rhe su tbun. Sn bieier @eiie bat Ser
Eraiibent Die S5ntereiien Ser Ser.
Staaten Gllglan6 5illiebe geopfert uno
ihm niht ben &lrieg dnreorobt, ipie er
es Oertiblano aegenilber getban bat
@enn es sum &riege fo1men ionte,
lie9t oie stbii6t Dor, 4Saaren bon
bier nah Gnglait6 inter 9edung bon
ulIterIuHlIUeH Hrlegsld)lIte1 3lf per
ien6en. Gas ipdre oann cine frieee.
ride Sanolung uno Die amerifani.
iten ariegsi9iffe bdtten 5n ge.
ipdrtigen, oab Fl, bon oeutihen
5au6booten torpeoirt lueroen. "a.
rim Giegt Die grobe geiaIr, oos Der
arieq nid)t in oeu enaen @ren5en
gebaIten tperben f6nnte, oie Der
Rrdiibent benbiidtigt, iH6em er ben
Illiirten feline Soloaten luo feline
Sdyiffe 5ur gerfiimmg iteIen mia.
Sobalo Elm nmerifmtiihes ariegs.
ihiff perienft tporoen iii, odmn aibts
fein Solten mebr. Dann niiiien fid)
Die Ser. Staaten 6en @Qiirten nit
Smtt unb Soar beri6reibett, ibnen
ben lesten Wanm, oen letter Collar
uno Die Iebte 9roofritme 1eben. aln.
geii6ts iolfer MogIitfeit ioIlte ood,
Der ariegsIdrm perihummen unS bos
anerbieten 0elttidlanos 81 einent
frieoliden gergleid angenommn
iueroen.
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\ De oIttt5s.

Or bei Der 8efidttging Der nciien
oDiefes 3imnr ibeint
feiift su fein M bas biirfte alio nidt
bel beniiBt fperberi."
Sie: ,,@onb riatie!. .@eibt Du
bus irtrb etnfa1 Gein grbeits5iul.
4erls
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Gtwas absr bic Gerbem.

unbstanntf4dft Der amsritaner mii
oem ferbifdsn gOIisi9lase. ~ I'm.
terbrilduns Der Don ben Gsr6en TN
arisss besanssnen Sdanbtbaten
ourd ben enslifaeH Senior. --S4r
ptebfGes @ertaltsn sesen bic gs-
faHssnen. SsIoentbatsn oes
Ssr6smprin5sn 9tIsranber.
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seuntas, ben IL. Sebram 1917.
gtIIa Bat allen slus

8tIIa Bat allen gus.
Ianoern nerboter, nod benz nGro'
Iiben Merifo 81 fonuneu, neil lie
bort in 9ebensgefabr iteben. Gas bat
ben 9raiibenteu nidt gum @iuidrei-
fen peranlaBt, obqpobl amerifaHiid)e
8iirger bunoerte BON @iuipnen 9ols
lars in bieieIn @ebiete ungelegt ia.
ben imo cine orinsenbe Iotblpenoigs
felt fiir iie beitebt, oprtIelbit 5lm
Sd)use ibres gtgentburns 81 pertpei.
len.