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The Evening Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1917-1920, 1917-12-17
WANTED-A MAN

Wanted-A Man; Uncle Sam wants
a man.
Wanted-A Man Who Will Do His
Duty; a man who will dig in the
trenches or shovel the snow from his
walks
Wanted-A Man Who Will Not
Complain; a man who will eat corned
beef in the trenches or meatless din
ners in the dining room.
Wanted-A Man Who Will Smile; a
man who will dodge a boche bullet
and laughingly say He missed me
again" or who, on waking some 10
below" morning and finding all the
fires out will sing "In the Good Old
Summer Time" and sing it with vigor.
Wanted-A Man Who Will Tell the
Truth; a man who will admit he stole
the cigarettes from his sleeping COM
rade or who will confess that he
looked over the shoulder of his class
mate during an examination.
Wanted-A Man Who Will Sacri-
flee; a man who lays aside his neat
business suit for a suit of khaki or a
man who wears his last winters
overcoat and gives the price of new
coat to some war fund.
Wanted-A Man Who Will Play
Fair With Women; a man who will
treat the women in war territory as
he would a sister or man who pays
his women employees a living wage.
Wanted-A Man Who Respects
God; a man who remembers that the
Unseen Hand is with him in the
trenches or a man who remembers
that the All-Seeing Eye is watching
over his business transactions.
Wanted-A MAN.
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THE NEW BOOKS
.sThe wishing Ring Man.

The Wishing Ring Man." by Mar
garet Widdemer, is companion story
to "The Rose Garden Husband. Ii
is an idyll of a New England summer
colony in the bright days when there
was no great war. Nineteen-year-Old
Joy Havenith. with her bronze gold
braids and vivid blue eyes, is kept a
child, a parlor ornament, by her ego
tistical, famous old poet grandfather.
On the day that she is wishing most
desperately for a chance at natural
girlish pleasures she meets young
doctor. who tells her. half lightly,
that if she hopes on life will give her
what she wants like wishing ring.
She accepts this quite literally. Her
faith is strengthened by making
friends with Phyllis and Alice Har-
rington of THE Rose Garden Hus-
band" and with their delightful small
son. In her desperate effort to be
allowed to go home and visit them
and share the wealth and happiness
they radiate, she is driven to invent
lover and, describing one who, by a
curious turn, proves to be really liv-
ing near the Harringtons, the carry
ing out of trial engagement at once
threatens to be a trial indeed. But
Joy gets every ounce of happiness out
of her experiences with real people.
There is a fascination, charm and
sunniness in Miss Widdemers spark
ling story.
Henry Holt & Co., New York;
cloth: 302 pages; $I35)
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Roy Peet to Enter Aviation Corps.

Roy Peet, a former student in the
University, arrived here yester-
day on his way to his home in Kan
sas City from Harvard University,
where he is a student. He expects to
enter the aviation corps and will
take the examinations in Kansas City
Mr. Peet will remain in Columbia to
attend the dinner dance to be given
Thursday evening by the Sigma Chi
fraternity. of which he is a member
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the support of everybody. Put a
Red Cross seal on the package you
send to the soldier in camp and show
him that you are taking steps to pro-
tect his wife, his daughter and his
mother from the ravages of the white
plague. The national strength must
be conserved and the struggle against
tuberculosis is one of the important
maans
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Bethany Circle to Aid =. =.

The Bethany Circle of the Chr,.:,.
Church has taken charge q,
family and will provide food p
clothing for it for Christmas
circle has a membership Of sevs,. .ae
University women. Miss Grace ~
is president. mms
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SOCIETY NOTES

Miss Lila Green and Frank Turner
will be married at s o'clock tonlgnt
at the home of the brides mother,
Mrs. M. J. Green, Ill Willis avenue.
Miss Green is a student at Stephens
College and Mr. Turner is connected
with the Columbia Savings Bank. He
will leave December 20 to join the
ouartermaster's department of the
United States Army. An announce
ment of the approaching marriage
was made yesterday afternoon by
Mrs. Jewell Price at the home OF her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Hetzler.
Mrs. Berry McAlester will give a
luncheon at / o'clock tomorrow aft
ernoon in honor of Miss Helen Rob-
nett. Her other guests will be: MIS-
J. NJ Estes, Miss Emily Fitch, Miss
Glorietta Pixley, Mrs. Edwin v.
Hoppe, Miss Margaret Fitch and Miss
Frances Mitchell.
Miss Emily Fitch and Miss Glorietta
Pixley arrived this afternoon from
Kansas City to be the guests of Miss
Helen Robnett. Miss Fitch will be
the maid of honor and Miss Pixley a
bridesmaid at the Robnett-Fitch we'd
ding Wednesday evening. Other out
of-town guests who have arrived for
the wedding are: Miss Vera Jane
Holcomb of Bowling Green, the guest
of Miss Frances Mitchell; Miss Mar
garet Fitch of Lawrence, Kan, a
guest at the Pi Beta Phi house, and
Overton Robnett of Salisbury, who
will visit his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
d. A. Robnett. Miss Mary Lee of
Bowling Green and Dudley Robnett,
a brother of Miss Robnett and stu
dent at Johns Hopkins University-
will arrive tomorrow.
Prof and Mrs. w. A. Tarr enter
tained few guests at dinner party
Saturday night.
The Kappa Alpha Theta sorority
will give its annual Christmas din
ner Wednesday night at the chapter
house Representative from the diff
ferent classes will give toasts.
The Kappa Kappa Gamma sorority
will give a Christmas buffet dinner
tomorrow night There will be
Christmas decorations in the dining
room and small gifts for the members
will be hung on a miniature tree on
the table.
Miss Elizabeth Owen of Stephens
College, Miss Jane Rodgers and Miss
Frances Bright were dinner guests
at the Kappa Kappa Gamma house
yesterday.
The girls living at the home of
Mrs. 7. NJ. Kitchens, SOC South Fifth
street, gave an informal Christmas
dance Friday night.
Prof. and Mrs. Louis Selbert were
dinner guests yesterday at the Phi
Beta Pi house =
Miss Dorothy Baker and Miss Lu-
cile Royston were dinner guests at
the Acacia house yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Hargrove had
as their dinner guests yesterday Miss
Helena Emerson and John Crosser.
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In the st. Louis district alone ap-
proximately $4,000 bushels of barley.
corn and rice will be saved by the
Presidents proclamation reducing the
alcohol in beer 30 per cent. Why not
reduce the amount 100. per cent and
save all that is being wasted?
The Evening Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1917-1920, 1917-12-17

What the red triangle is to the
healthy men in camp, the Red cross
is to the sick and wounded on the
battlefield. The membership should
be oversubscribed in every county OF
the country.
The Evening Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1917-1920, 1917-12-17

Lightless and heatless nights;
meatless and wheatless days;
thoughtful and actful weeks should
prove an invincible combination in
enabling a democracy to make war.
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Former Student Enters Signal Corps.

Edgar P. Blanton, former student
in the School of Journalism, has en-
listed in the aviation section of the
signal corps and expects to be called
into service in about eight weeks.
Mr.. Blanton has been business man.
The Evening Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1917-1920, 1917-12-17

And, while the thermometer is
reaching below, eggs go soaring.
too-to so above in Chicago, it is said.
The Evening Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1917-1920, 1917-12-17

oysters. Whale steaks. cooked the
same as tough beef, soon will be in
| troduced in the Middle West, she said.
The Evening Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1917-1920, 1917-12-17

The Red Cross Christmas seal cam
paign will be held again this year.
The cause is a good one and deserves
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ager of the Paris Appeal -.
years. " U
The Evening Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1917-1920, 1917-12-17

Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Hargrove had
as their dinner guests yesterday Miss
Helena Emerson and John Crosser
The Evening Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1917-1920, 1917-12-17

Miss Dorothy Baker and Miss Lu-
cile Royston were dinner guests at
the Acacia house yesterday.
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means.
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Mrs. Berry McAlester will give
luncheon at / o'clock tomorrow aft
ernoon in honor of Miss Helen Rob
nett. Her other guests will be: Mrs
J. nj. Estes, Miss Emily Fitch, Miss
Glorietta Pixley, Mrs. Edwin V
Hoppe, Miss Margaret Fitch and MISS
Frances Mitchell.
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GritppcnlenSltn9cn
cfttIpre1sn Grtuartaite!
Setretdr gafer gi6t an, Oak fid 10
biele amer. Srnppen in 5ranf-
reid befinben, als erwartet
iuorhen lit.

(True translation filed with the
postmaster at Omaha, Neb., on Nov,
"a, as required by the act Of Oct. 8,
1919
8al6iugton, "a. Nob-0ie gln.
funft amer. Erllppen in Sronfreid
bot nit oen @riparttngen oeS
Rrieasanites S6ritt gebalten, fogte
aeItern Sefret6r Safer in oen eriten
8eriht, ben er ie in 8eSug ouf ben
syortIdritt, Der BET Der 8ermebrltng
BON General 8erfbings Streitfraften
gentaht piro, erlaIien bot.
8err @ofer lebnte es bingegen ab,
Die 8obl Der birtiibergei6idten 9ritp.
pen on5ugeben ooer oh3uoeltten oh
er bon iebt ob cine 8er30gerung er-
iuorte. 9ie 9cipegung Der Erltp.
pen, logte er, binge bon 8tpei 9ingen
ob, Ser 9[usbil6ung iomie 9(usitat-
tltng Der 2eute uno Der 8erfiigbars
felt Der Gdiffe.
so I6ne[[ tpie fie ferttg fin6,
per0en Sdiffe uno @annidoften aits
ianmengebrabt," ingte Der Sefretdr.
.@S befinoen iih iest 10 biele amer.
3rltppen iiber See, rpie mir onfangs
eriDorteten, 8lt oieier 3eit ilber See
5li bobelt."
SER gafer orlttete att ooB cine
offi5ieI(e 8efanntmndung Der 3abl
Der amer. &r1lppen in Granfreid 8tt
feiner Belt ip1breno oeS &rieges 8lt
erlparten iei. gr lieB ieOo6 cine
g[nfroqe BEL oem militdriiden Sen.
for, benz @eneral.@aior WecSntpre
maiden, Die cine liberolere 9fegulie-
rltnq be8iiqIid) Ser 8er0ffentlihltng
Der 9e8eifnllng Der gfegimenter,
8riqaoen ooer aoulpagrien ergeben
mag oie bon 3eit 8u Belt an Der
fSront in clifton treten. 8enn es
feinen midtigen nilttdriiden @rrnO
bierfir gibt, iagte $err 8afer, Mint
icbe er, 0ieIe befannt 8u geben.
9ritiIde offi5ieIe 8eridte baben
fiir8lif tperigitens in geOgrapbii6er
Sinfdt Die &r1tppen Die BEL ben
berIdie6enen Gffenli0en benubt tpurs
Sen, benmtnt. Sdeirbnr 1T in 2on-
Don in Oieier Sinii6t cine nelte 8oli.
tif angenotllrTIen mor0en ttlfo ooS
ariegsantt mag oosielbe tun.
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1oatikaft be5ie9tiOt,
Ocitcrrcic1 so helfcft!

(True translation fled with the
postmaster at Omaha, Neb., on Nov.
"a, as required by the act Of Oct. s.
1919
2on0on, a. g2oo. oyll einen 2eif.
artifel IN Der Morlltlg 3oit miro Der
8atifan bei6uloiet, in Die 9sropa-
gan6a beripideIt at iein, Die md
glngoben Der 3eihng fir Die fiirali-
den italieitii6en &idihlage perailr.
nortliA lit. Sn eineul lleberblif,
bon benz mas iie nIs Mahinatiuaen
oes 8atifarts be5eidnet, erfldrt Die
9oit, OaB ieine poIitiide Sdtiafcit
m1brer0 oeS &rieges BON feiner so.
pbifterei als ben 8rin5ipien Der 0eu-
tralitdt ertipredeaO- betra6tet tuer.
ben fann.
n@ou gInfang an" iogt Die 9oit,
bot Der 8atifan Der 0iterreidiiden
Seite augeueigt itrO fiiroli9 Bat cr
berItedt, oo1 aftip bic oiterreiAiIAe
Ga6e lrrteritilBt."
3ie 3eitltng eriudt Die britiIdJe
&egierurg Die Sade at u1tteriitd)en
uno berlongt, OnB Der Gatifuit 0efi-
nitib erflGre auf pel6er Seite er iie-
he.
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1srieoscrkldrilft0 an
Oeitcrrcic6s
Iic6crlit1 crtuartct!

(True translation fled with the
postmaster at Omaha, Neb., on Nov.
"a, as required by the act of Oct. 8,
1919
9foln "a. g2ob. 9ptpobl Die
Greiie, oIS ou9 oas 9SubIifuun ipareu
beltte boherfrent iiber 8eridte, bic
beiagen, oaB Ser erite Shritt bes
omerifatiI6en aongreiles. Der nads
iten @tonot auiamrnetltritt, cine
&riegserfldring gegen 9eIterreifj.
l1ngarn fem ipifr6e, Inn an beiueiietL
oQB es NIT oIler araft gegen 0ie
3elltraImddte 5lt f6mpfen gesDilf 1T.
Gin folder Sdritt ipitr0e ben Be
tpeis liefern fir ben reiollttett ittso
0enofrottlben @ciit Der 9Eatfridlfia-
felt, erfG1rte beiite oos @iorllale
0'eeStalid.
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sSinSet 9ift In aantobaf.

9ltlantic, So, "a. giob Sur
Oltrd einen 9liidlihen 9ufau uurOe
tiir8lid g0naro @aters pplit Iiheren
Sooe bepabrt. Serr ggofer8 faltfta
it'd in 8iota Elm Stild aautobof au0
toniunlierte Elm Stiif 0eiieIben, ais
er einen friiden Grinl abbeiBen mon.
te unb babel auf cine S6bIung ItieB.
Die cine meiBe Subitan3 in Der @r0.
BE elmer @rbie entbieIt. CT bradte
ieineu 5Gno 8u Or. 4urfe, Der nah
beridie0enen demiiden gerfudlef1
feititelte, bob OerieIbe Elm 1tiberit ge.
fabrliAes @ift oaritellte. g8ie 0asfeI.
be IN ben Gohat faill, III Elm @dtieI.
Cine senoue llnterIlidluug pAr0e 10.
fort eingeleitet.
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Nus Seit amcrik.
S1iibengr6bcn!

(True translation filed with the
postmaster at Omaha, Neb., on Nov.
"a, as required by the act of Oct. 6,
1917
2lmerifaniides 5eI0.6ouptquar-
tier, "a. glob. Bon S. gS. 9egIer,
aorreiponoent Ser ltniteo greB.-
glorlnale 9(rtiQeriet1tigfeit un0 nor.
male gotrouiaeua1nge aber o6nor.
mailer SfmuB -oieS iiilo oic beu-
tigen SdiibeHgrdben. .gerb1ltniiie an
Der oinerifaniiden 6ront. Die
nSanlnies unternebmen nddtlide
Erfunoieungsgduge nah Dem
idlarl1igen beluadienen @ebiet bon
4 SO Wdns 2an0" glnoauern0e SIC.
geniGlle nodten oIles glitidig iuo
ihIiipfri9 Die 6diibengrdben iino
Die reiniten Suinpfe.
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BcbanSlmno Scr
DciltlcRcit tuirS liatb
Berlin bcribtet!
Ser. Gtaaten iperben bic bentide Jle.
siernng bon ben neneiten @erfi'
gnugen beuatJridtiseu.

(Tue translation filed with the
postmaster at Omaha, Neb., on Nov.
"a, as required by the act Of Oct. g.,
1919
@oibington "a. Sob. Die oeltt.
i6e Regierlng miro bon ben Sdrit.
ten, Die inter Der neueIten gegen
Die feinoIiden gluslGhoer geridteten
PROCLAMATION 6es Yr1Itoenten 8iI.
ion tuoour6 Ben ni1t notitra[iIier.
ten 0euti9en in oieien 2onoe SIC.
ltriftionen ouferlegt tperoen, inter.
nommen tporoen fin0, beitn6ridtigt
ner0erL Inn oen @erliner 8eborben
8u beriidern, bab feline idle4te 8e.
banoIlna tbrer 2anosleute bier in
ausIidjt itebt, uno ooB Die 8er.
Staoten nit6t mebr ben oeltti9en I'm.
tertonen gegeniiber uuternebmen
.ols es 9eittihlon6 Idngft gegen Die
amerifoner aetan bot.
Wiit oieiem @eridjte miro aiigeb.
lid ouh ein Wlemoranoum ilber oie
oeutiden Seeleiite, Die in oieieln
2ouoe ais ariegsgefangene feItge.
balten fper6e1 iiber 3ipiliIten, bic
ale ecf1brlide AuslGnoer interniert
.purben, ltn0 iiber Die Seelerte bon
oeitti6en &o1ffabrern, oie bon Den
ginpaloeritng86eboroen 5lriidge.
baIten neroeiL abgeionot tueroen.
0ie 3obl Der it1ternierten nidt ilo-
traliiterten 9elitiben iiberihreitet
no6 ben @ngaben ntdbt 500 ttn0 Die
9eb0roen ertporten ni6t, oaB lid
oieie 8obI rtn me9r als 200 Bis 300
erboben iperoe, irfolee Der gaidt6c.
adtltng Der neuen 8erfiigungefL
ourd Die berbotene 3onen erridtet
meroen un0 Der &egiitrntions3ipang
.eineefiibrt miro. Ole internierten
2eute ftno bequem untergebradt er-
baIten tbre Gnbrung, aleibung uno
llnterfunft, un0 biele erbolten gtr.
belt NIT @e8ablung.
8ie Griegsgefnngenen, Seeleitte
bon oeutiden &riegsidiffen, iper0en
in einfo6er @eiie uno obne Gurus
in ben beridiebenen 6orts unterbol-
ten, mo it9 Die militariideu @ef1rg-
niiie befinoen. 0ie 2eute erbaIten
0obrung, Glei6ung, ltnterfunft, So.
bat uno eitige onoere Gleinigfeiten
un6 Die Sffi3iere erbaIten Die @e.
batter uno 95ribilegien 6es entipre.
den0eu 6onges IN Der Maarine Der
Ser. Staoten.
9as Syuiti3 Departement bat Die
GegeIn fir Die &egiitrierung bon
unnaturoIiiierten 9elltihen fat boll.
en6et nno man ninlnlt an, oaB Die.
ieIben otn nd6iten Sonntag pronlul.
giert neroen. @8 nuroe ortoratip
feitgeitellt, ooB es feline 2(usnabnen
3u ben 9legeIn 6ie in Der &rotIa.
nation bes 8r6iioenten nieoergelegf
iino, geben iperoen, obtpobl &un0erte
bon Ndnen fiji @efreirng bon 9eut-
iden ernpfangen iuuroen, Die @ob.
npngen lnO @eid1fte titnerbalb BON
100 garoS in Der Rdbe Der Gods
mo 2tnlegepl1be bo6en, nie aub
ION 9el,tiden Die oen 9iItritt bon
Columbia berlaiien uiiiien. Inter
0enen, Die @aibington Dor oeut t5
DECEMBER berlniien ntiiiien beFin6en
iid old einige angeiteIte neittraIar
9oti6oftcn,
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Hrans. gIpfaNentiniiter reiianiert.

(True translation filed with the
postmaster at Omaha, Neb., on Nov.
"a, as required by the act of Oct. 6,
1919
9arig, "a. glop. Gronfbeit Be.
6tnate belite Die &eitgnation bon so.
Sonnort als gIodo0eniiniIter. 9r1-
ii0ent 2e8run Der gusgabeft-GOnt-
million puroe an Oeiien SfeIle no
miniert.
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giiraer e6rsn General Soon.

gSaco, Ger, "a. gloD. Ole bic
iige Sonoelsfornnter iibergab belte
Gem 8rigaoier-@eneral 8. s.. Snou,
bem &onmanoeur bon Camp Wfe.
9lrtbnr, in Dem Die Sriippeit Der
giationoIartnee oer Staateft Ulid)igan
uno @isconitn itationiert iiito, elm
bii6ihes 9eitpfer0 narleas @oo0.
rom.
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iSener beihaSiat ganIinEInns

gorftoiDn, sSo., "A gl0b.-QEus
nnerfldrIiher ltriodle broA fiir5Iia,
I'M 8aiiie Der SSrou glnOrelp sIaar.
ion 6citer aus. ooB ieOpdl redbtaeitia
eiitoedt tpltroe uno nur gerinefiiaiaelI
SdaOen ouridteie. Gas Wl5bilnr
oes- Speiie8immers ioipie Die Tepbi.
DE tpar0en eilligerHlabea beiad6iat, J
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3eutralmddlte nnS Sduei5er baltcn
6ricoenstuHierens ab.

lTrue translation filed with the
postmaster at Omaha, Neb., on Nov.
"a, as required by the act of Oct. s,
1919
gSalbinaton 9. G., "a. 9aoD. =
Der Ea5ifiitenfougrcB lit in @ern
Sdwei3, in boaem @nnge, obgleid
man bier Der aInii&t par. 6ak er bis
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gum @noe 3eaember peridoben lper.
Oen mitroe. aabelnadri6ten, Die
bier bon Der S6mei5 einIiefen, be-
iagen, Dob Der 8eilt6 oes aonoreiieS
iid gdn8li6 aus @ertretern Der Ben.
trolmdhte un0 Der Sdmei8 auiam-
merieet. Inter ibnen befinbeil fib
Or. 9ernberg, @raberger, Sdeioc.
mann 3obio un6 4rin8 aleranOer
BON Sobenlobe nls 8ertreter Qeatid.
Ion0s.
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areB 0en iebt i1on trodenett DiItrift
Columbia nit Der 8un0esbaltptItaot
8oibington rtuohentroden" MAIDEN
miro 5. +. e8 uer0en bier feline @e.
trGnfe ue9r eingefilbrt peroen fon-
men. Gnr6 ibre Stiuuuen fir cine
Iol1e 8orlage, lper0en biele 0titg(te-
Ser 0ie bier angefiibrt Deroen fonn-
ten, eit peri0nIi6es Spfer bringen,
Giicnbabn.@eic
@8 lit idon 10 gut tpie beId(oiie1
boB ii6 ser &ongreB in Der beDor.
Itebenoen Stbung iebr eingebeno nit
mi6tiger misunderstanding be-
i6dftigen miro. 8ie @iienbabnga'
iebQe6una Ser lebten 20 Sabre lit be-
fanntli6 einbaltenoer lmO beiArdnt.
ter gsatur gefpeien anfangeno init
Dem @eiete, ourd mel6eS Die 8lut-
Id)enitaatlitle @anoelstonluillion er.
idaffen puroe. Son fat ieoem FOL.
ger0en GongreIie wur0e nieieS @cleb
amen0iert uno peridarft un0 our
3eit iin0 ole Madtbefugniiie Der ge.
nanntetten &onmiiiion 10 beoeutcIlo
ltn0 allsgeoebnt, baB ite bic @iiena
ba6nen boalt1noig toutroaiert uao
ocn Gabnberlpaltungen gu irgeno Ell
ner 3eit Die &Gnoe binOen fonn. Oh,
ne GrloubniS Der &ommiiiiou fonnen
sic g3a6nen lpeoer 9oIiagier- nod
sSro6traten crbobeh tic tonnen feline
fonfurrieren0en &inien oltffarfen
lno fie f0nneu nit an0eren 9nbuen
feline 8ertrdee obi6lieBeu int S5tlte.
reIie beioerieitiger @eidaite, obHe Die
@rlaubuis Der &ommiiiion.
9ie @eieBgebuna Die in Der nod.
item Sibung beiilrmortet mer0en
luir0, iol in Der an0eren 9tidtlng
iein. 4lan lpill Die g]abnen nidt
bon ser bealtfiiftieeuben aontrpIle
Ser Gegieritng befreielb aber man
miro ben g5ernlh modcn, Die 8u9n.
periDolhngen ehpas unabbnngiger
bon Der aomlniiiion 3u MAIDEN. 0as
elm Ii6eralcs 9}rogramm in 8e5ug
auf Die @iienbabnen in aongreB ouf
beftige Gppoiition itoBen miro, lit
nlr 5u eriparten Osm es feblt ME
on 2cliten, Die aus ibrer Sppofition
gegen aorporationeu politii9es aa.
pital idlogen. g[6er es iGeint, als
Oh cine ll}ebr9eit Der 9litglieoer oes
aongreiies 8ur llebcr3eltgilg gefom.
men iinO, DAB 0en Giienbabnen i'm
SS5rterelie oes 2an0es un0 Der aqge.
lHeiuen @ei9dite gebolien peroan
nutB. 0tan miro beriuden, eiiien
GomproniB 5u er5ieletl unter ipcI-
DIEM Die neridie0enet 9nbnipitene
i1re eeidoftliden S5iltereiien ber.
billoen fonncn aber unfer Der 4ulidt
lGortiesuna out Seite 81
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gSie ids aud oreb' unO memo !.
uidt olles bat rein" en6; stuei gn.
Den bat Die gsllrit, menoldl tit 0cr
9llritl lontet cine sSnidriit in
1iatsteaer Al @ieabnoen.
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gaBdenoaeIe grobe Gatiefeit ent-
lpidelt.@
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Sir Gnnbd iiilo llni9egenb. BetuoIft ma
rerdnOerli1 beiiie nbetlo, Sonntag DnDrl9einlih
id50n fein peientIiber GelnperaturwehIeI.
Sir glebrnsfo: @eipoIh ufi0 perdn0erliA
beute oben6, Gonntag i'm 2lngemenen ib0r
Sir Soma Eeilmeiie beiu0lt belite dbeuo,
Sonntag uabri6enlid] idlon.
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iGortiesunG uuf 9site 80
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baB I'm gerbdItnis nlebr Tcttide ibr egenrs
Neim beiisen nIs glneebOrioe nnoerer gsa.
tionen.
a5er besbaIb @rtnoFtide Sduier, 2dben
ilno Gorinen su perfaiifen bnt ioILie 6iss IN
Der Eribiine nnSeieen.
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gerIin, ii6er 2on0on, "a. g3ob. =
8ui1bIib au Dem geitrigen offi8ieIlen
gerift beiBt es: o@8 miro BON Der
SdIohtfront gemeI0et, Dob Elm mei-
terer 8criud Ser 9riten, fiibpeitlih
BON garnbroi 0urd3ubreheh nit
i6meren @erlliten fir ben Sein0
Dereitelt muroe. 9tuf Dem 6itlihen
&riegstbeoter boben itd feline 9pe-
rationen ar0keren Stiels ereianet.4