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The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1917-03-09
. CARD OF THANKS

We wish to extend our most sincere
thanks to our many friends and neigh
bors for the beautiful flowers and sym
pathy shown in the loss Of our be.
loved wife and mother, especially Mr.
and Mrs. Arthur Baish for their kind.
ness to the many friends.
Mr. G. P. KINDIG and family o.
Elyria
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1917-03-09
Congregational Church

| NQAhKA Vk0thVAa0A' NAhUA Nhh ~
Sunday, March i Morning worship
at 10 a. M; communion service. Sum
day school at 11:15 a. M, G. B. Lowe,
supt. Christian Endeavor at $50 p.
M, Lucille Winters, leader. Evening
worship at $50 p. m. Address BY
Mr. 2. r. Root "The Patriotism Of
Hate" 1T will do you good to come"
H. Samuel Fritsch. pastor.
o. o
Baptist Church
Sunday, March lilo a. IN. Morn
ing worship, sermon BY pastor, sub
ject, "Some Ways by which we may
know there is God;" 1915 a. M,
Bible school, Supt. Alvin Beck; $3.50
p. M, Young Peoples service, subject,
Spreading the Good News" leader,
Wendell Lerch; 6:3O p. M, People.s
service, subject, Thinking in the
Light Of Gods Thought" Sidney f.
Dimmock, minister.
y A -
Cnurch OF CnrlSC
Sunday, March lilo a. M, Morn
ing worship, subject, Life Building;"
III, Bible school; $50, Christian En-
deayor, subject, Spreading the Good
News" $50, at the time Of the even
ing preaching service there will be
given the "Pilgrim's Progress" Mid
week prayer meeting on Thursday ev-
ening at 6:45; choir practice at 1880.
Everyone is cordially invited to the ser
vices. Rev. ". s. Goodale. pastor.
4 ssg +}9 -----n-------
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Boyden and ME-.
and Mrs. L. W. Boyden will attend
the musical comedy, Zip, Hip, Hoo
ray" in Cleveland tonight.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. G. Woodruff at
tended the funeral Of the latter's faith
er, Andrew Hill. in Cleveland, We'd
nesday. Mr.. Hill was IA years Of age
and died at the National Military
Home, Phoebus. Va, March A.
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1917-03-09

THE CHIPPEWA CASH ELEVATOR
o. w. CaFltsn, Prepr.
Chippewa Lake, O.
WHITE WYANDOTTES
No frozen combs this cold weather.
Our birds are laying these cold days
too; our flock il headed by coGkeEel
from ]. G. FisheI 3 Sons flock Of IN
diana.
Place your orders early and have
ycur settings reserved. First come,
first served. Prices:
$l.OO per setting Of Is eggs
$3.50 per so eggs.
$3.50 per 100 eggs.
9. M. CARLTON
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1917-03-09
POULTRY NOTES.

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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-02-27

physician because ii thoroughly
eleanses that organ
Seaweeds obtain their punishment
from the water in which they grow,
not from the ground in which they
may be rooted.
Italian motion picture makers
start Alpine avalanches they photo
graph by exploding dynamite in the
snow by electricity
So that il will be of convenient
size until consumed cake OF soap
has been invented that has hollow
waxed paper core.
Woad. the plant from which an
#cient Britons made blue dye. stin
is cullioated in some parts of Eng
land
What is said 10 be the most power
full explosive yet developed has been
invented by an Indian priest who also
is a scientist
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-02-27
WANTS To AvENGE
DEATH Of MOTHER
AUSTIN hoy ASKS FOR PERNiis-
SION To BE THE FIRST
AMERICAN VOLUNTEER.
Calmly Announces That II America
Doesn't Get Into the War
He VIII Enlist In
British Army.

LONDON, Feb. 27.--A quiet
voiced. determined hammered Amerl-
csa basinass man, Austla 10y, Sc
years of age. urged ms right upon
President Wilson 10 avenge the Kill
ing of his mother and his sister,
There was ne suggestion OF mock
heroic" in his manner. Deadly
calm despite his feeling of resent
ment against those with whom he
charges with the killing of his low
cd ones. he demanded that the death
OF Mrs. Mary Hoy and Miss Eiiz--
teth Hoy be avenged and requested
Tie privilege of being the first N'
unteer if citizen volunteers were
called to arms. otherwise he will
enlist in the British army.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-02-27
book is the idea of French invent

book is the idea of French invent
or.
A cook stove that is supplied with
gas from headlight tanks has been
invented for automobile tourists.
Recently discovered deposits of
molyodenum ore in southern Peru
are claimed to be the largest in the
world.
Only the back tilts in new revolv-
ing office chair that is said to be
more than ordinarily restful to users.
Two Paris surgeons have discov-
cred the germ that causes gangrene
and they have prepared serum to
combat it.
A woman is the patentee of a new
post hole digger with hinged scoop
to remove all the loose earth from
a hole
Spinach has been termed the
broom of the stomach" by a French
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-02-27
CUNF|RMS LOSS
TWO AMERICANS
CONSUL FROST CABLES STATE.
ING SINKING OF LOCONIA.
Says the Reported Deaths of Mrs
Hoy and Daughter Positively
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Another
American Probably Lost.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 27.-The
state department today received a
cable dispatch from Consul Frost
at Queentown confirming officially
in almost every detail press dis
patches regarding the unwarned tor
redoing of the great Cunard liner
Laconia.
Frost's dispatch declared that two
torpedoes struck the liner. and added
that Mrs. Hoy and Miss Hoy. both
Americans, We're buried at sea.
Frost's cable from Queenstown.
Gated $50. a. nj, today, reads in
part as follows:
Deaths of Mrs. and Miss Hoy,
as reported. positively confirmed.
Ccdario Bigatt lvatt of New York,
probably an American. is apparently
lost"
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-02-27
OVERCOME BY
Loss OF WIFE
DIR. HOY DECLARES DEATH OF
WIFE AND DAUGHTER WAS
TERRIBLE BLOW.
Although Eighty-four Years Old. He
is Still Practicing Medicine in
London-Formerly Lived
In Chicago.

LONDON, Feb. 27.-Dr. Hoy is a
praetieing physician here despite his
advanced age. He was farmerly a
resident of Chicago.
In talking to the United Press of
ii2es today over the telephone, he
said:
Il am an old man-S4 years OF
age-and it is terrible blow to
know that my own dear wife and
daughter have gone
AT this juncture the doctors voice
broke and there was silence.
Efforts TO get a further answer
to the telephone were futile. Suisse
quently one of the servants in the
Hoy home said the doctor was over
come and had been removed to his
bed, ill,
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-02-27
C|NCINATT| REDS
MAY PLAY HERE
Jennings ASKS FOR GAME
WITH CHRISTI MATTHEW
SONS MEN.
Such An Exhibition Would BE the
Real Classics of the Pre-
Season Games--Eans
Are Interested.

When Manager Hughie Jennings
OF the Detroit Tigers arrived here
't.sst week members of the Tigers
Park association questioned him con-
corning exhibition games TO be
PLAYED here during training season
and made il known that Waxahachie
wanted at Ieas. one classic game.
Manager Jennings is strong for
Waxahachie and the park board, SO
he began casting about to schedule
such game in addition to the one
or two minor league games to be
played
As the result Of a little investf-
CATION Jennings has conceived a
plan, which, If he is successful in
putting it over, will give Waxaha-
ehie fans the choicest game of the
preseason series. He wrote yester-
day to the management of he Gin
einnati Reds, which will train at
Shreveport. asking that they consid-
er the matter or coming to Waxa-
hachie for a game with the Tigers.
Such an arrangement would give
local fans an opportunity to see
! some OF the head-liners of e-baIl
cir les III aezion. There l. Groh,
! Who led the National league a.
second base. Hal Chase, premier
/ first baseman, and last but not least
| is Christy Matthewson. Matty" is
| Known far and wide as the headies,
| pitcher in either of the leagues
He is manager of the team but
! having been out only one season
he might be induced to pitch three
innings and give the fans chance
to see how he serves the celebrated
| "fade-away.'
! Such an arrangement would be
gratifying to all Waxahachie and Il
! Jennings can handle the game he
will be the idol of laeal fandom,
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-02-27
NEW DIRECTORS
NAMED FOR BANK
CHANGE At GUARANTY STATE
BANK CALLS FOR NAMING
OF DIRECTORS.
Homer Chapman, J. W. Brodhead,
}. q. Chapman and G. ~. Clark
Will Aid In Directing
Banks Affairs.

At meeting of the directors of
tie Guaranty State Bank today
Messrs. Homer Chapman, j. w.
ftrodhead, j. O. Chapman and c..
H. Clark were named as directors
TO succeed those retiring by reason
OF having disposed OF their stock IN
the bank.
Homer Chapman and j. W. Brod-
head are too we'll known TO the
citizens to need any Introduction
j O. Chapman Is a son OF p. A.
Chapman who recently moved here
from Tulsa, Oklahoma, and Is re-
membered by many OF the older
citizens.
G. II. Clark lives at Wichita
Falls and is connected with the
Chapman oil interests at Heald-
ton, Oklahoma. He is an experience
ed banker and prominent in business
affairs
Other directors will probably be
elected at the next meeting of the
directorate. In the meantime the
affairs of the bank will move along
as before.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-02-27
To OPEN BIDS
FOR NEW GUNS
NAVY DEPARTMENT TO ASK FOR
BIDS on GUNS FOR MER-
CHANT SHIPS.
Type Adopted is the Most Effective
Against Subnarines--To BE
Placed on Merchant
Vessels.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 27.-Bids
will be opened by the navy depart
ment tomorrow for 2,400 one-pound
guns and mounts, $50 three-ineh
guns and mounts and several four
and five-ineh mounts. These guns
are of the type most effective
against submarines and are the
size that will be mounted on mer-
chant ships in case congress so or
ders.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-02-27
BAIRD & WILSON
COMEDIANS HERE
PLEASING BILL Is RENDERED
LAST NIGHT WITH LADIES
ADMITTED FREE.

The Baird and Wilson Comedians
entertained very large audience at
their tent on the old carnival
grounds last night, the offering be-
ing the Call of the Woods" which
was cleverly presented by a we'll
selected cast. The whole company
lived up to every claim as coined
ians. The play was we'll presented
and pleased the very large audience
In announcing the program for the
week it was stated that the bill to-
night would be won BY Waiting -
and the feature play on Friday night
would be "The White Sisters.
The company is composed OF nice.
clean performers and people whose
ambition is to please and make
friends. The company will be here
throughout the week With change
of bill and specialties every night.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-02-27
EXPLOSIONS IN PARIS
TWO HUNDRED KILLED

BERLIN, Feb. 27.-~'On February
End terrible explosion took place
in large munition depots at Paris
which held more than $4,000 tons
of ammunition and killed two hun
dred persons" declared the Official
press agency, quoting a French news
paper. Seven hundred were report
ed injured,
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-02-27

The two and a half year cid son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Curtis Bland. living
on Nickery street, died last night and
was buried at the city cemetery at
A;Se this afternoon. The funeral
services was conducted by Rev. G.
III. Hogan.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-02-27
NEWEST NOTES OF SCIENCE.

The island of Curacao contains the
worlds richest phosphate mine.
Brittle finger nails can be cured
by soaking them frequently in strong
alum solutions,
A perfumery atomizer small
enough 10 be carried in pocket
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-02-27
TWO BRITISH STEAMERS
AMONG TODAY'S VICTIMS

London, Feb. 27,-The British
steamers Headley. 1905 tons. and
the Aries, S,o51 tons, have been
sunk.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-02-27

Miss Jessie Mae Anderson of Hub
bard city is spending few days
with her brother. " r.. Anderson
and family.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-02-27
]. S. OEsTROYERs To
VISIT TEXAS PORTS

PORT ARTHUR. Texas, Feb. III
To afford the people an opportunity
to become familiar with service in
the United States navy and learn the
conditions under which the men live
and work on torpedo boat destroyers
three of these vessels are here for a
weeks visit.
The destroyers are the Sterrett,
Monaghan and Lamson.
Following is the itinerary of the
cruise;
Arrive Port Arthur Feb. 81; leave
March S.
Arrive Beaumont, March 5; leave
March IL.
Arrive Galveston March l.; leave
March %.
Arrive Houston March 23; leave
April 2.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-02-27

n, ' Jays old infant of Mr.
Eo,l poufh and grandson of
,sa a4lan died last night. The
.,sis ~ pace at the sardis Gem
'''srnoon at 3 o'clock.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-02-27
||(U|T0 CONTROL
| PURPOSE Of SURVEY
1hp siAIES PUBLIC HEALTH
shh'iCES MILL MAKE
SURVEY HERE.

S'aaFy Carl sehuster OF the
aasf Of Commerce is in receipt
le''eF from the Assistant Sur
II charge OF the United States
health service at New Or
winch says an effort will be
u send a man to Waxahachie
I, s40fuy to conduct survey Of
y ny with reference to mosquito
letter is in answer to ones
Mr. sehuster to Mr.. lie
VI mat department regarding
Wy which may be made the
+ recommendations :, for such
=. Inc letter advises that
\. " such a survey win be an
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-02-27

]. T. Tucker. job printing. that's
ALI" Phone las. u
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-02-27

The Daily Light gives all the
news-tho day Il happena.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-02-27

Virgil Myers. who is attending the
public school at Greenville, spent the
week end at home with his family.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-02-27

Rent a few rooms ana receive a
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Read the Daily Light for news

Miss Modena Hawkins spent yes
terday and today in Waco the guest
CT Miss Gilie May Whitman.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-04-05

Weuisiiens tann i'd es nur poa ben
einSetnen groben, brutalcn, perIoffez
nen aerlen glauben. bic olr9 jenes:
man, angebeutet iperben t0nnen.
9lu6 in meinem @aterlanbe m0dten
oerslei9en Mans serne i6re 2eIer
uno 3ub0rer glauben MAIDEN, Ger
Son, ipomit iie ben Namen Seut>
ider ausIpre9en, iei Der Der gtas
tion; aber ferne pon mir ieis. au9
MIR eine bstradtli4e @n3abl Odnen
zines 10 nieorigea uno DerG9tIi4en
Zones fabis gu balten! gaein, BLOB
benz ,QbI9aume uno 4usipurfe Der
Notion. bieIem Derd9tli9en 6dufs
lein, bas, nit bem Sefen uno Wtiids
maid onoerer 5ufammengenommen,
eine eisene ausmoht = nur pieIen
einSelnen SrDiden, benen bas auot.
ten einmal Sur gfatur Darc, =
traue ih iene unaufb0rli1en Bios
pbemien gu. Sieie piiitn ii6 freie
li9 bas glnfeben gu geben. uls .ob
tie febr 5abIreib pGren. gllein es
ge6t nit ibnen, ipie nit @ottesleuss
nern pber tpie nit WallnuBi9alen
beI9ubten 8aben auf eine9 Sa9>
boben; - iiebt man ndber gu, 10
iinbS faum Elm paar, BON bem Der
sanSe 2drm berrii6rt. DAB einSelne
Iebr unipiiIenbe Meni6en, bob Ielbit
ein srobsr Sell Der in allen Stdn.
ben unb Srben burh lange Sbren
berborrasenben &laiie, ienes ShiTps
fen maihinenmGBig naplaubert. lit
natiirli9. 9tber ollie bieie g9os oers
bienen Na9Ii9t; iibsr iie au Siirnen.
piirbe sbenio uniinnis srauiam fein,
als bns Meer ipegen oll3u empOrter
Wellen, unb &inbsr iuesen unridtis
ger 8esriFfe gu seibeln. Rur eesen
bic, prn pelden ods 4ergernis
tommt, eifre Der seredts 3orn! unb
i9 tpieberbole es in InsrIdiitterli=
der 3uperIibt auf BEN Gbelmut meis
ner y1otion, in fsiter leberSeusuns
bon ibrer Re9ti9affenbeit unb Bill
listeit = jener sritsn 9tersernisses
Der, bieler tpirflihen @erbre9er. bic
ic6 obne 9ebenfen nit benz ShmoG.
namen Observation-Disclosures branbs
marie. iinb ni9t pisle.
S6rer iinb penige, - GuBsrIt fpss
'nise! nein! i9 peiB es nit unSer.
it0rbarer GeipiBheit. balb tperben lie
feline fein. Die MorsenrOte 1T f6on
ba; uub bic Sonne nd6ert iih, Dor
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-04-05

ipelde Jarbe bes 9aesenbosens 1T
Dir bic Iisbfe9 = Sase mir, Su
Sontiinitler! tpeldsr 2aut auf Deiner
Sonleiter iit Dir ber nOtisite2 :
llnb bod t0nnt Sbr bas 8erbdltnis,
ben GinfluB Der Sisuren. Der 5ars
ben, Der SDne in ben bssrensten
Spbdren ibrer Wirfiamteit beSei9s
nen = bobingegen bas @erbdltnis,
Der ginfluB Derf9ieSener @Dlterf9afs
ten in oem &rsiIe Der @pigteit ii9
perliert @el1er @eI9ichtI4reiber,
ipel4er @ef9ihtspbilOIopb, bat bas.
mas iebe ein5elne Nation Sur @rrei=
dung oesfeIben groBen Sauptopeds
beitrasen lam, gemeiien2 es sessn>
chamber obgepogen2 2d9erli6es
llnternebmen! gu elmer beiiimmten
3eit in elmer anbern Ssene bes gro>
ben S9oufpiels, f9eint mebr pber
tpeniger bas. ipos bic S4auipieler su
bem ietueiligen @ang Der 8egebsnbeis
ten beitragen, iih beItimmen gu laIs
fen; allein I'M iiber bic Wi9tigfeit
ibrer &ollen i'm gonsen, iiber ibren
Ginflub CUR Gufl0Iuns bes &noz
tens, iiber ibre 9rObere Ober tleinere
llnentbebrli9teit Su entI9eiben,
miibte man bic &atoitropbe tennen,
miibte man bos Stiid Bis gum Gnbe
ausseipielt ieben. Wer biirgt mir
oafiir, bab nift bieier ober iener
S4auipieler, Der in sesenipGrtiger
Saene perf9ponb, in elmer tiinftigen
ipieber auf Der 8iibne auftritt? limb
tdme er aud ME ipieber gum @ors
i6ein: lam i9 mitten in benz mir
Stiide beurteilen, in
tpie tpeit iein tiirseres Iuftreten tpez
niger ols ienes peitldufigere @onse
geipirtt BATE Stalien, Srantrei6,
Gnslanb ba6en bisber auf Der
Sdaubiibne Der Gef9itte mebr Mufs
ie6en errest. als Seutidlanb, Spa
MEN. OGnemorf, = ibr Spiel 1T
fpenisitens unsIsid msbr bsf!oti6t
moroen. = glber iper bat iens nit
Der 2arbe Der 4Iltpiifenbeit pruns
tenoen 3uidouer seIebrt, bob bic
3ollen bieIer 2Gnber f6on nusse.
fpielt limb? Wie9 ipenn Oeutf9s
lambs langiamerer SortT9ritt sben
barum aud am IGnsiten ausbieltea
Wie9 tpenn Sponiens lansere Hie=
oergeoriidtbeit bic 8sbinsung zines
tiinftigen oeito gelpaltiseren sfufz
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-04-05
Sn allie @inSc 5critrent.

9lus Soiip in Gumdnien ipirb GEE
melbst; Wie bic belgiI6en unb Isrbis
Ihen, 10 9elansen 9egenpdrtig au9
bic rumdnii6en Sliidtlinse mad ,al=
fen grbtsilen. DIS &riessgefansene
arbeiien iie in 4bana unb Sipas, in
StrolIunb unb 2ille, in ber pubta
unb i'm &aianIit, pGbrenb bic freis
pillis ober Der gfot Gntrinnenben
ii9 iiber Sibirien nod Sitaiien uno
giorbamerita beseben. mo bebeutenoe
rumGnifde Observation-Disclosures, nas
mentli6 in ben @ersinisten Staa=
ten, beiteben, bic ben MntDmmlingen
nit Rat unb Sat an bic 5anb sez
ben. Cine sroBere Nn5abl befier
iituierter 5lii9tlinse, barunter &aufs
leute, Re9tsanpGlte, Yrofeiioren II.
(. p., iinb nunmebr iiber Rublano in
2onbon' onselanst. mo ii9 Der srObte
Seil bon ibnen ipabri6einlib fir bic
gan5e Sauer bes Srieges nieoerlofz
len tpirb. sic genieBen bon Seiten
Der engliI9en @nltseber cine lie6e'
polle 8ebanblung uno er6olen ii6
atlmGbli9 bon ben S9reden Oes
arieges. @iele iperben iid na9 bee
felt Sabr8ebnten cls Sib elmer gros
Gen rumGnii9en &olonie betannten
Souptitabt Sronfrei9s be9eben. no
i9 au9 bic Samilien Der meiiten
politiI6en 2eiter Rumdniens felt
8riessbeeinn aufbolten. Sn rumds
nifdben Ieitenben &reiIen ipirb- iiberz
bies Der 9ebdnts er0rtert, bur4 @er=
mittlung elmer neutralen Madt bic
fdperneripunbeten rumdnif6en
9risssgefangenen aus ben 3entralz
lGnbern na9 einem neutrolen 2onbe
i9affen gu laffen, i'm 9tustauid aez
gen cine 9lnSabG beuti9er unb Dfters
rei6iIher &riegssefdnsener, bic ii4
in RumGnien befinben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-04-05

fdpunses pdre: ipie Der tieFer nie>
bsrsebrdngte 9nssn ben Yfeil nit
ooppelter 9iibfdnelle abihieBt2
nnitreitig gibt es unniibe. perd1ts
li1e Snbipibuen in ben Stdoten:
aber es gibt teinen unniiben Staat;
am nllerpeni9Its, in europa. Sel6T.
auBlonb, nit aller feiner ungebeuren
Sartarei unb 8orbarei, = bieier
@alfifd. beIfen Saupt ben Willen
nieberoriidt, unb beifen S9DanS ii9
iiber oem Often ausbreitet. pirb
ft4er einit nod bem &ur5ii6tisiten
seigen, baB er mebr getan, als blob
feinen plab in Der Welt 5u fiillen
Die Rationen iinb gu9faben i'm
4lpbabet bes meni9libsn @eI9!edts;
ober in bieiem befinbet ii9 tein un=
niiBes 3. Gin Hansitreit sipii6en
u uno 8. ober 8 unb q piirbe ni9t
10 lG9erli9 fein, ols bic @era9tung
Der Nationen gegeneinanoer.
Nationalbab = unb Nationalperz
a9tuns! iinb eisentIide. = unb
sipar. unter allen bic fre6fte, elen>
bette, unperSeibli6ite 8laspbemie. Wer
Elm Bolt pera6tet, lit nabe baran,
bic Menihbeit su pera4ten = ooer
pielme5r, tper Elm Bolt bera9tet.
tGuidt iih felbI, tpenn er iene gu
ebren slaubt. SIT es m09li9 =
1T es menfdlia m0sIi9. baB bic
Worte fpaniid, uber franaDiif6. ooer
beuti6, ober bdniI9, pber bolldnbiI9
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namen in menIhli9sn Sbren tDnen
follens Nein! es lit nidt menidli9
mOsli9; ober leiosr! es lit unmeui9s
li9 ipirtlicb. Web! benz unIinnisen
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ausfprad, Der ibnen suerit einen
plab Der Sdma9 ouf bem papiere
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iinntgen @ottesldterern, pel9s aus
erit ben S6impfton ongaben, nit
luel9em Der Name Ssutider ouf ses
ipiifen 2ippen unb in eeipiffen 8lGtz
tern tlingt. 81 iie berbienten ses
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ltrseId)idtlidcs ans 2itaucn.

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aaturbiitortfden uno etbnologii4en
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leben bon einigen 3uiallsreiienben.
in Oeuti9lano tnum betonnt seporz
ben fein. limb bod limb unter oiez
fen Sunoen man6e Stiide, beren Be-
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8olisans 9ebm ausfiibrt. entbdlt
bic Samm!ung neben litaulIGer
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