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Arizona republican., 1917-02-24

Senator Winsor and adopted. It is de- signed to avert an annual or semi an nual peril by securing a prohibition against the damming of the Colorado at Hanlon's Heading seven miles below Yuma. It is at that point that water is taken out of the Colorado for the Imperial valley. Great piles and huge masses of rock gre put into the river there to raise the level so that the water will flow into a poorly con- structed and silt-filled heading. This obstruction in the river prevents the cleaning of the channel so that when the floods come the water backs up and threatens the ieVees and the lands which have been reclaimed by the La guna project It was this obstruction that caused the great flood at Yuma a year ago.
 This damming of the river has been forbidden but annually influence is brought by the land owners of Imperial valley through California congressman upon the war Experiment for permis- sion to dam the river again. Though the permission is accompanied by a warning that this must be the last time, the permission has always been renewed The memorial points out that the needs of the farmers of the Impe- rial valley may be met by the con- struction of a new and better heading at another point.
 Passed Bills
 Several matters were finally dis posed of in the senate yesterday. The first was the adoption or re-adoption of a State Anthem which had been adopted by the first legislature but was inadvertently omitted from the Revised States of 1913 The words are by Mrs. Averill and the music by Mrs. Frank Cox. Other measures so disposed of were; bill for the relief of w. J. Corbett for merchandise sold to the old industrial school at Benson: a referred measure to amend the public welfare law so that contracts may be let for state work. At present all work must be done by force account; a bill ap- propriating S5000 for the construc- ton of approaches to the bridge across the Gila near Wellton a bill enabling the board of control to avail itself of the provisions of the federal post roads bill: a bill giving the state bureau Of mines discretion in the distribution of mining bulletins Other measures up for third reading were referred for the correction of errors.
 The Committee of the Whole
 Two bills amending the law with reference to the practice of medicine were taken up but at the suggestion of MT. Wilkinson they were laid on the table to await the arrival in the senate of house bill 140 which contains the substance of these bills and places the matter under control of a health de- partment. The bill prohibiting the use of wood alcohol for any purpose in this state was favorably recommended not withstanding vigorous fight against it. The bill establishing the Coconino game preserve was favorably recom- mended.
 Mir Houser's house bill permitting farmers and gardeners to sell the prod ucts of their farms and gardens with out other restrictions than are imposed b inspection, was the subject of de- bate on account of the form of the title which included the right to engage in unrestricted slaughtering of animals. Though the bill itself has been so
Arizona republican., 1917-02-24

life in the torpedoing of the Athos. from which 1,450 persons were saved. All the thirteen vessels reported sunk were of entente registry, except one Norwegian and several of unestab lished identity
 There has been no activity of i'm portance on the battlefields of Europe. In the Somme and Ancre sectors. ad- ditional small gains of ground by Brit ish troops are recorded by London. The repulse of German raids in the vicinity of Armentieres also is reported.
 In Galicia the Germans and Russians have been engaged in isolated fighting at Zlachoff. Berlin records the destruc- ton of four mine shafts and the cap ture of 250 prisoners. Petrograd says the attackers were driven back to their positions after breaking through the Russian lines.
 A battle for the possession of San naiyat. northeast of Kut- t-el- Amara on the Tigris, Is in progress. British troops were successful in the opening engage ment. London reports, but fighting is being hampered by high water in the Tigris.
Arizona republican., 1917-02-24
TO TRY OFFICER
T7epubIican A. D s,.sd u,,.-

SAN DIEGO, Cal, Feb. 23.-Prepara- tions were made today at the army aviation school here for the converting of board next week to investigate charges against Lieutenant George w. krapf, student aviator, that he had shown pro-German attitude. Krapf asked that the charge against him be sifted after he had received a repri- mand from his commanding officer Colonel William Glassford, who read to him letter from Washington. the sig
 nature being withheld. that was said to contains accusations of disIovaItv 2 gainst Krapf. eslxKYI
Arizona republican., 1917-02-24
FOR SAVING SOUTH
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LINCOLN. Neb., Feb. 23.-President A. E. Sutherland of the Nashville Agri- cultural and Normal Institute of Madi- son, Tenn- today told the national conference on rural euucation meeting here. that he believed the Madison school was accomplishing it's purpose of saving the youth of the south for the soil, striving to stay the rush to the cities"
 Mary C. c. Bradford, state superin- tendent of schools of Colorado, dis cussed the one teacher school and standardization.
 Speakers tonight were President Charles A. Lowry of the Colorado State Agricultural college. Fort Col lins. and President'H. J. Waters of the Kansas State Agricultural college of Manhattan
Arizona republican., 1917-02-24
Day M Congress

WASHINGTON, Feb. 23.
 Senate Met at II a. m. Republican senators conferred on agriculture with democrats on legis- lative program. Army appropriation bill reported from house. Food embargo referred to foreign relations committee.
 House Met at T. a. m. Sundry civil bill taken up. Sent legislative, executive and judi cial bill back to conference. Rules committee decided on special rule to bring uD next week the Dis trict of Columbia prohibition bill Continued session into evening.
 Senate Recessed D. m. to D. m.
 Senate Reconvened at D. m. Republicans continued filibustering tactics. Recessed at II D. m to 1030 a. m. Saturday.
 House Conference reports on agricultural and legislative appropriation bills sub mitted. Food shortage discussed in debate on sundry civil bill. Adjourned 11:10 D. m. to II a. m. Saturday.
Arizona republican., 1917-02-24
"Goin up on Hioh ." Better +-1, +h.

0O1A 6 Op~- OH High?" Better try the low gear first. The human engine must have the right kind of fuel-food. Power to do things comes from food that is rich in muscle building material, that is easily digested. Shredded Wheat is a high-power food, the kind that fits a man or woman for the days work-just enough muscle making m material, just enough heat-making ma terial to keep the body in top-notch condition. Shred ded Wheat is ready-cooked, ready-to-eat. Two Biscuits with milk make a nourish- ing meal at a cost of a few cents. Made at Niagara Falls N. Y.
Arizona republican., 1917-02-24
MOONEY PLEADS FOR MERCY
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SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. 23.-Thom as J. Mooney, labor agitator. con victed of murder ir connection with a preparedness day bomb explosion: lasts July, which cost ten lives. was not found guilty from evidence in the case hut on his past record. it is set forth in an affidavit filed today in superior court quoting j. w. Miller. enc of the jurors. Mooney was con victeG of first degree murder and is awaiting sentence of death.
Arizona republican., 1917-02-24
PADDOCK WINS MATCH
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 SIOUX CITY. Iowa. Feb. 23.-Earl CaddOck of Anita, Iowa, won in straight falls from Paul Martinsen, Macon. Ga. in a wrestling match here tonight. The first fall in 2i minutes with a head scissors and wrist lock and the second in F minutes with the same hold
Arizona republican., 1917-02-24
PLOT AGAINST BRITISH
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 AMSTERDAM, Feb. 23.- (Via Lon don. Feb. 24.-The Nieuws Van Den Dag says that a plot against the Brit ish consulate at Groningen, 92 miles northeast of Amsterdam, has been dis covered A box of explosives to which fuses were attached. the paper adds. were found in the hotel where the con- sulate is housed The newspaper re- ports that five arrests have been made
Arizona republican., 1917-02-24
CAPTURE U-EOkT
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IHepubIIcan 2. F. Leased WIre1
 LONDON, Feb. 2f-A dispatch to the Exchange Telegraph from Flushing. says: The L Boat-30 has been lowed lere slightly damaged The vessel is l boat of 350 tons and has crew of 45 men. The question of interning the crew has not yet been decided
Arizona republican., 1917-02-24
DEFEAT SUFFRAGE

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 DOVER, Del. Feb. 23.-A bin pro- vidirg for woman suffrage was de- feated by the lower house of the Della ware legislature. The vote was 21 to 12.
Arizona republican., 1917-02-24

ure with a request that it be passed this session.
 The bill is similar to one approved recently by the house merchant marine committee. giving the president power to commander all American owned ships in time of war and empowering the shipping board to purchase in any national emergency any ship building in any American yard. whether for an American or for an alien.
Arizona republican., 1917-02-24
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 ADJUSTMENTS
At the Plaza

"The Vampires" the arch criminals of Paris. will again be on the bill at the Plaza today with the story of the return of Satanas. the high chief of the band as the medium. Tn this the chief comes directly into contact with More no. the Argentine. and concuers him with a stroke. These are the most fascinating pictures shown in Phoenix now, especially so those portions that show the Vampires in action, all beau tifuIly formed girls in full suits of thin black silk tights, and masks over their faces, make their raids for their ill., gotten gains.
Arizona republican., 1917-02-24
At tho Arizona

A large and appreciative audience attended the performance at the Ari- zona last night and all who witnessed "The Politicians.' with Jirn "Cohn" Dooley in the title role were given the treat of the season.
 The musical offerings were all new and up to date. and the clover Pfeil sisters were seen to advantage il one of their best specialties of sing ing and dancing that the clever girls have yet done.
 This evening will be the last chance to see "The Politicians" as on tomorrow night another big musical comedy hit will be present. ed which is considered to be one of the hits of the season, and all the latest musical numbers will be pre- sented; so a most pleasant evening should be enjoyed by all who witness the production at the Arizona this evening and also on tomorrow night as well
Arizona republican., 1917-02-24

Mexicans Near Columbus
 COLUMBUS, N. NJ. Feb. 23.-A de- taCnment of CaIranza cavalry. four hundred strong, reached q point near the boundary south of Lan3's ranch, below Hachita. today. according to in formation received at military head quarters here from Colonel J. C. Wa terman, commander of the Hachita dis trict. The report said that another force of 600 men was expected there tomorrow. These forces are believed here to he a part If the expedition sent from Sonora to campaign against the rebel bands under Salazar.
 Hire little salesman at The Re publican office. A Want Ad will see more customers than you can.
Arizona republican., 1917-02-24
DAYS SUMMARY
 OF GREAT WAR

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MAJORITY EXCLUDES MINORITY IN HOUSE
 AND FIXES UP BILL

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FILIBUSTER IN
 SENATE STOPS
 WILSON'S PLAN

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VILLA TROOPS TO
 DRIVE AT JUAREZ

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Mexicans Near Columbus

jog district to reinforce the border patrol
Arizona republican., 1917-02-24
LLOYD GEORGE COMPELLED TO
 CUT LUXURIES

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n.

ZnOer enmaI fett 0os aufule9unssfdt Dor Der Fir Bic brHten
Rregsoterue iDelhe Die 2anber @uropas begeben. User b1tte Dor 5ncI
S>SSrn ee5nnbt oB Der monHermor0enoe 9reg, Der Die gLlte Der SUI
ssno pnn3 glrnpas f1 nf ben butourdtrGntteu SdIndtfeI0ern opfrn
nt, nod I'd Innse unbaten nirbe2
llnisr euno. oas bts4er etidla bonn ariege beri9ont bIieb, begbt
n1orgen ebenfals fane erteu Sregsopern. Aud gu STern borigen
sabrs bn1e fd Der plttihe Sinlmel nit orauenben gSoIfen beaogen
NraE6Gt MlicH hdtte feline ghte an Geutihlanb geinnOt, in Der CT ouf
sne Neea0igupg oes r~iftdtsIoRn &nudbooHreges Orang lm6 bate benz
EpngreB bon Der gate 9itRiIung gemott. aber DGbrenO aud 6omaIs
bet S1Tieg Dor Der Cir iten, fomten mir in 1nnem Sferortfe[ bod
barauf EinDetrt oB Der 5enat bic 8ofhoft flI mfgenpmnen, bob Der
tanite 9otdnfhr aes Oeriudte. ieine 9eaierun9 gum 9tadgeben 5u
5eraunneu, umo mir 0uften ms Der Soffmng bnge6eu, 0oB Der 6rieoen
sx9nIhen behen plroe 2Rie 9ofaung bothe uns OaHols aud nMt
ggrpgeu.
0eute ieood 1T iee 9offnana, 6aB Ser arng 0es 21o beifonen
Eparbe Ooin. @r iteben bereh5 I'M Srieg NIT GatidIauo. rmO monfe
AhHr audi oieIeS goaDes mag Den SOB ibres Sohnes 3u beHogen babeu,
er BET Jrpoen ne1er iernen Ginug bait, unb aud mir mogen uas Gnt
bebr1ngen auferegeu mIien, bon 6enen mir bisher nints gepuBt huben,
anD ne iton iet Sabren IN ben eropGtiden 2dnOeru. pcr6en aud bier
ueAe GTi4n5en l%rtergeben
gber peun es itt aud tribe ausfebt. renn 1b oes 6rieoea8bin.
naIg gImi Dor benz @ru1 Der GregsmoIfen beoeft lit, 70 folen mir bod
TEE bic Sofnnng mfgeben. Dab bereinit mieOer before Soften unbreten
merbeh 5opfe Der 6rlbling iet uber ben ales s @is erIorreu lofen.
1en Nrmr Den SRg Oapongetragen, unb ME oe gaur mieoer gum neuen
aebeu erpnht, 10 miro, bofen trr, in nbt oa8uerner 3it Der arhg bonn
3ri0ea b~erorangt un0 fr ale @oHer Der Groe Gin neuer 8oaerfrabGng
aabreAen
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amerifauiide girger Sentider Sc
burt.


(2lus Der philadelphia 9reB".)
Bon Set 8u Bet baben Die 8ei-
~geu1eloet, oaB oelttide 8erei.
ne IN berihieoenen Stdoten hire
6eltIden 6a6nen uro 8iloer 0es
aaiIer8 entferut 1tno on oeren SteI-
Ic Die omerifdniihe SABINE uno Bill
Der n~uigebangt boberl, melhe oomit
in 6inflong Iteben. Ob Dies aus
8eneagrim0en Der alllgbeit ODER
ans patriotiidem Offer fir ibr
Qooptibbaterlono gaihtebt faas e5
in Den arieg gegen 8eutidlono
ae3Dungen meroen ioate, es lit elm
Iobeusperte8 8orqeben. Gs beiei-
rat 0as, mas ntogIi6erpeiie nab.
reno eines arieges einen QnIaB sur
Reiblmg geben fonllte. Is erbobt
6as 8ertrauen 6es 9ublifums In Die
u6itamtioneGe 2opalitat Der ndtura.
GIierten giirger oeutiher @eburt
5a Der Regierumg, pelAcr fte Sreue
9eihmoreu bdben.
3ipeiiellos gibt e8 in 6ieiem Can.
be 0eutide llrtertanen, Del6e oa.
raitf beoaht iino, Dem 8oterlanoe
All 0ienen un0 bereit iino, irgeno
enc Station 81 iddoigen, melde nit
8euti6lanO I'M ariege liegt. 8ieie
foaten Itrena li6eripaft fperoen uno
'es mitr6e grauiam un6 rtugeredt
ieiu, cine feinoieli9e @einmng
ooer fern0ielige Sauolung 8ilreeru
su8rmuterL le0igIiA tpegen ibrer
oeutifen 9amen ODER ibrer 0eltihen
@eburt Gas 9ono lit boa bon bic
len 2euten. 8ir baben lie itetS ais
bic m~ertDoaiten uno tiidtigiten 8Irs
qer fenmen geLerut. Sn Dem 8riesC
8DiI6en 9euti6lano mo ben alllt
ierten iiu6 6eren SnmpatbieH nn.
tiirli6 un0 entidie0en auf 5eiter
tbrer @eimot geDeien un6 he ba
ben beniel6en boa uuo und6riidlid
Qusorud DerIiebeH. Gas beDeIl
a6er 0urdmis uiht. 6aB. I'M 5aat
eines arieges Sieielben GeItidame
rifmer fid Hift dls IogdIe dmerifo
niide gHrger e~rfueiien peroeu.
arieqsiefretGr gafer bnt in iebl
ridtiger 8eiie Den @run0ias mge
filnoigt, DOB ns5eoermaun, peldel
lid in nc6ereiHifimmlng nit oei
nnerifaniifen @eieben benimmt
iest ui0 in Der 3lifuuit irei pol
! agntliaeA gelaitiguugen lem ica.
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Dcatrcffcr.

Die 8frfel fno Jest gefaleu.
Die @eretnigten StoGten berlangen
Bic trelte Smgobe oIer ibrer 8itrs
aer un0 ben @ini0b bon 8at mo
Slut. Sic Burger 0eltideH Stm=
mes fuer0en fid md nidt einen
quaenblid Beigern, ibre boae 8fliht
oem Sanoe ibrer &obl ~gegenitber
AT erfiiaen, Dem fe Srelfe mo an-
bdnqlidfeit geidDoren baden mo bic
Fic balfen iDeroen niht aIlein tn
3eiten oes 6rieoens ionoern erlt
red)t in alien ariien ibres 2lOoptio,
bdterlnnoeg, in aaen Stu80en Der
BOT un0 DIR @efahr. Eos it 0os
.politiide @laubensbefenitnis 0es
1entld u sertfaBerluas uglpnloeI.
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Das ion ais ieIbltpcrItduOIih Die gie-
del fir oieles 2nnO iein. g2idts
1T Heinlider uro gemeiner ais Gen.
tc fir SonOIitngen elmer Sfegierung,
melHer Iie entinet baden un0 fir
ipelde iie niGt I'M serinsiteu @laBe
uerantportIih ee6olten mcrocn fon-
men, ~orl5ltfeinben rro 81 peritrtciIen.
gs lit oies ober Elm gctDobnliher
5ebler oes Sgnoronten un0 @eoun.
fenloien tm6 ioIlte BON allen an.
itdnoigen 9iirgern mo imnter itd Ct.
ne ioIde @eiinning Der BoIfription
geItenO madjt in oer entidteoenIten
g8eiie beroan1mt uno oemiel6en Gin.
baIt geboten ner6eu.
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gdiueOen nnS Cnfel Gam.

Gtodbolm. iiber 2onbon z. aprtl.
Cine Der eriteu 4mtsbnnolungen oes
neuen IdmeOiiden 9tiniitcrs oes
I~usmdrtiqen, 9lomirol8 g.. u. 2ino'
man. mar, ben ameritmiiheu @e.
ianoten Sra glelion Morris 8lt it'd
al bitten un0 NIT ibm geDiiie SRA
oert, ipeIfle beioe QdnOer berilbreit
All beipreden. Serr Morri5 gelunnn.
ME er ipatcr erfIdrte, Dabreno Die.
ier .aonferen8 Den fcItcn Ginorrd.
6aB oas ate CUTE 8erbdItuis 8fpt
lden bei0n 2dnoern fortbeIteber
hLeihp.
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RirGLide 3a6rt6ten.

9ut6triide 3iOusfirds, Gde 80.
uno g. Str.-N. aoom, 9aitor.
gei6tgottegoienIt om Sountag
morgen unn $3.50. 6eltgotte8oienit
nit a6en0mabIsfeier Inn 10 nbr.
N2ontag, am 2. 9itertng, @ottes.
Oienit a6enbs Inn 1880. 8aitor E.
Gang miro ole 6eitpreoigt baltea,
9eatide Cd. -lutb. ct. 8nuls Sir.
die, ode % uno Gbon8 Str.-G. z.
Otto, 8aitor; S. SilaenOorf SiIfs.
preoigar.
Geitgottes6ienit uno OIterpreoist
bon 9nitor Stloeu6orf mno bl.
9lben0mabl nm 1920; 8eihte I'M
10 ubr.-4benos 9iterpreoigt. be-
lonoerer @eiongSgotteSoienit uuO
5eier oes Ill. @benomabIeS in engl.
5pra6e Inn 1880; 8eidte Inn Z
llbr. 9eutid-engl. @emeinoeifule,
8. Sileenoorf, 2ebrer. Somtags'
idpale Inn $3.50.
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timer ncMcr Roman
bcoinnt 1ente!

D2it Der beltigen glusgabe be.
oinnen mir nit unierem neuen Ho-
man .99it Jeuer unb S6pert aus
Der Se0er BON &enrpf Sieufieruie5.
Ser gerfofier lit Der beoeutcnoite
polniide Observation-Disclosures Der @e'
oenfDort unb melt iiber Die 8ren3eIt
ieineg Se~im1tlanoes befanlt. Seine
Romane fn6 i1mtlid in oae mooer.
neu Sprofen iiberiebt un0 baben
benz Sdriftiteller IN alien 2dnbern
Der Gr6e cine llnmenge 8erebrer
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oeridofft.

beridofit.
gaB Sieufiepic5 81 ben groBteit
RomanidriftIpaern oIIer Sdnoer &c.
bort, qe6t 0urals berpor, bob er
lin Sabre 1905 Den N%o6eIpreiS fir
.Qiterattr 3ugeiproden erbielt. Der
Romon .Q1it 5eier uno Sdpert"
ipielt li6 mic foIt feline idmtliden
gr3a6Iuuqen i'll nlten a0nigreidl
goleu ali, oaB jest ia oaourdl bob
6 bon Den 3entrolmddJten Dieoer
auf9eriftet miro, fir uns eiIt be.
ion0eres Satereiie ernedt. Die 3ei-
ten Der aoiofenfriege inter aonig
@la0isIan B. 8ierten, tueroen ms
por auqen gefilbrt. Ger &omau lit
bon anfang bis Gnoe bodit ipon.
memo geidrieben.
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tereiien eegrinoet mnrOe, %peroffenf
lifte hIr5lih einen Beriht Der niht
MN ben intnler fnblbnrer meroenoen
9sangcI an amerifaHIihen Seefobr-
seitgen, ion0ern aun bic b~oaitanoige
Ahbdnaiafet berborbebt, unter Bel.
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Krieosofernl.

Ole Gitereloden Dir finnen:
,@ib nuf 9eine Soffnung MIR nidtI
as briht bod ourh Srieges 8olten
@init gubn Iifl oeS 6rie0ens 2iht."
Gem ibr @el6ilte 6eOe1tet:
gie Die Rat1tr iett erluad1t
gom G9lafe, 10 miro aud eriteber
gllts arieg emit Der 5rteoe nit D}adt.
limb nil Cir 9ain Serge fuit bre6en,
SIT oil 0eiue 5reu0e oabin,
@lolbit oarnihts OH mebr at erboffen,
Sit Sir gar 10 trourig 81 Sim
Damn ohf ouf Ser @loden @eLautel
8ernimm, iuie tie rufen Sir at;
.9ersaa uiGt On Armer, @ebeltgterl
Der Gro uinft bod idlieBLi6 bic gtub'. :
@enn lest Sic Geidiibe olh oonneriL
Die 3eit fomult bod mleoer etltnol
Sc 9riebensidalmetcn eriholleu
Bon greuo' iiber Berg, itber Ial."
sc filrDcn oie 6itereloden:
.@ib auf 4eine 8offnttng itur mot.
Gs brift bod olr6 arteBes 8olten
Chit ga6n iid oes 6rteoenS &l6t.
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EmuiIenilder 6an6el nHtrr brit.
fiidier TnkfeI.

nif Rational glnriHe 2edgite~
ne Mereinianng bon @eeoern uIro
FosmouItrieaen, bic bcbufs &ahr-
nmlsua ataeritnnii6sr S9iiislH-
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bare Irene uno unDerbriidIide So.
p1Iitdt ben Sternen itno Strcifcn
eegeniiber fir ole 9eit.
Scr 9rditbent bat Redt, ipenn
CT nuf bic 2oBolit1t Der gro
Ben M&aiie Der nnerifanii4en 8iir.
ger oertiher s%bitamuiing aInabt
uno oarnlif bertraut. Sic Itno ben
@ereinieten Staaten ourd ibren
@i0lhnur our Srelte berpflihtet
uno meroen ebenio Diuig Gut uno
8lut fir gerteioigitng 6erielben IN
Dem gegenndrtigen b%eluaffneten
aonflift eiulesen, pie irgenO Elm on
oerer amerifanii6er 8urger, gleitl
biel Oh err bier ge6oren ooer an0erer
Abtunft tit. @s gtbt fir feinen
I1ann oeutiden StamlteS cine bobe.
re iittlide 8erpflidtuug als Die
Gioestreue. Sic bot itets an erlter
5teIle geitan6en uno in allen ieeli-
iden Ronfliften unlpei9erlid Den
4uSi9lag gegeben.
GS mar an &orfreitoa Dem bod.
item 2eioentag Der Gbriitenbeit. Ger
STRENGTHENING poBt 81 Dem Gag. Or
beoeittet 6pfer linb 2ei0en fir Die
Station. gr Iegt Den 5rieoensfrelm-
ben i'm 9eIonoeren Den 9iirgern
ocutIben 5tammes, ihmerites 2ei0
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