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Evening journal., 1917-07-16
spARKLING WATER AND ITS DANGERS.

THIS Is the "hiking7 and camping season Many
Il Delaware men, women boys and girls indulge in
pedestrian trips more less extended. or go into
camp Their favoriio hating camping places are
usually those along tho attractiee-lookng brooks.
But too often It is these attractive waters which we
find 80 soothing TO the thirst that deceptive They
are often clear and sparkling yet loaded with mser-
able house drainage carrying at times deadly germs OF
typhoid foyer
This Summer tho waters may be more dangerous
than usual because OF tho hurried arrangements OF
military camps with tho want OF sanitary planning to
protect springs and streams.
Don't be deceived by the old-fashoned pump tho
boiling springs and tho clear wator ripping the
pebbles in little country streams for frequently
they have been poisoned by people who are not yet
sufficiently educated TO protect tho streams thoroughly
against pollution
When camping in strange locations never drink tho
waters without altering boiling n possible carry
pure drinking water with you in bottles or jugs
Most typhoid fever is contracted from drinking water
is the great carrier and typhoid enters the system by
drinking by cleansing the teeth, by rnsng the face
and mouth or through vegetables that washed
in infected waters.
Evening journal., 1917-07-16

The statistics now available demon.
strate that the reduction OF tho net
car shortage from i4S,627 cars on MAY
1 70 l05,127 on June or about 30
per cent, was due to increased efficien-
cy in railway operation. because thew
show that it was accomplished in
spite OF a large increase IN freight
traffic in May.
While statistics regarding the vol
ume OF tafiic handled in MAY arc not
yet available in complete form. amin.
dication OF the increase in the amoent
or business for which the raiiroads
we're called upon TO furnish cars I'M
that month Is afforded by the freight
earnings OF the roads that have al
ready reported their monthly earnings
70 the Interstate Commerce Commits
sion. One hundred and forty-eight
roads in al parts OF the country have
Med their May earnings reports with
the Commission. and thesr roads
showed an increase in freight revenues
OF 1914 per cent. in May as compared
with April. This increase in freight
revenue indicates corresponding in
crease in the total amount OF freight
carried, and IS the best possible evil
dence OF the results being gained
from the work OF the Railroads War
Board and It's subcommittee. the Com
mission on Car Service. In co-ordinat-
ing the facilities OF the railroads for
the purpose OF increasing their efici-
ency during the war 70 also shows
that they ere receiving increasing CO.
operation from shippers IN loading
cars heavily and in loading and un-
loading them more quickly. The new
car service regulation, under which
Evening journal., 1917-07-16
Increased Railroad Efficiency Reduced
the Car Shortage
from the Railway Age Gazette)

box cars are virtually pooled, we're
mt inso effect BY order OF the Rail
roads War Board on April 70, and
since that time the Commission on
Car Service has ordered those ran
roads on which cars have accumulated
in congested territories to turn over
TO roads on which there has been a
shortage. cars TO the number or over
sc. 1000. which have been sent largely
I'm tralnload lots 70 the points where
they have been most needed.
The Railroads War Board has also
received reports indicating a consid-
erable increase i'm efficiency on the
rart OF the railroads in April. Figures
from 81 Der cent Of the mileage OF
the railroads fla the United States
show that they carried over three
billion more tons OF freight one mile
i'm April. 1917. than they did in April,
1916 an increase OF 10 per cent. and
that this was done with an increase
of but 40 per cent. in locomotive miles
and with but per cent. more freight
car miles The average train load was
increased sc tons--a remarkable
achievement and the average carload
wss increased "a tons.
These figures for April and May
make a very good showing of in
creased efficiency gained under the
greatest difficulties; but they should
not cause any misleading optimism
With railway trahlc continuing TO in
crease ct the rate It is. it is evident
that even though the railways and
shippers use the transportation faci-
Titles available to the best purpose
possible. there probably will be an
other big car shortage and acute con-
gestion this fall
Evening journal., 1917-07-16
THE BIusrERINe sPEAKER, HES WEAK.

r OUD talk and buster Is always sign OF weak
~ ness Next time you get chance here in Whining
ton slzo up the who do the talking in a meeting
or conference.
II you are good judge OF men. you will notice that
tho OF real power never INDUCES in personalities.
He sneers he Is rarely sarcastic, he doesn't
make unknd remarks about those who him. You
will notice that he is willing to give and take in the
argument that he is ready 10 concedo that the other
side has some rights.
Furthermore, you will observe that much OF his
strength lies in the fact that there things
that he fails TO say He shows you that he has kind
or reserve power. which the chap who shouts and
busters does not possess He gives you tho feeling
that he knows what he Is talking about and that his
uuiet,o statements have back Of them certain
thority which every man IS bound TO respect
This kind OF Is worth having IN a labor
union meeting in political gathering. in confer
ence where war programs being discussed, in the
pulpit-mdeed anywhere else where real brain power
and ability arc required
Evening journal., 1917-07-16

as a feryid appeal TO the patriotism
Of business men and not as the for
mutation OF projected policy Of Gov
eminent.
For II it is in the power OF the
Federal Government in either its
Executive or its Legislative depart.
ment to fx the prices at which private
owners OF property must sell 10 pri-
vate buyers, and If the prices thus
fixed for the private transaction ara
below those which would Obtain nnder
the operation OF the natural Law ~
supply and demand. then there Il ~
that extent confscation. There "a con
domination of private property not for
public but for private use and WITH.
out provision even for the "iuEfp com
/ pensation for the property taken which
the Constitution guarantees 10 everv
citizen. '
We have examined cIoselv all tbs
sentences in the President's ANIMAL 10
business men 70 be unseidsh ana An
refrain from extortiou in the ,,ricea
they ask during the war. we are glad
to say we find no phrase or word
proving to our satisfaction that Svhan
he declares that I'VE must make the
prices to the public the same IA the
prices to the Government" he has in
his mind any idea beyond a moral and
sentimental appeal to the patriotism
and conscience OF those he Is addreea-
ing. Mr.. Wilson has avoided any ex-
preston on the subject OF price fixing
which commits him to an enterprise so
vast and so clearly unconstitutional as
would be the attempt TO regulate By
law the prices at which private prop
erty owners must dispose OF their
property to private purchasers.
Indeed, the President goes so far
rs to say distinctly that the law must
command these things and no man
knows better than he does that the
supreme law which commands these
things is the Constitution OF the
! United States.
Evening journal., 1917-07-16
With The Photographers

At any rate that House revenue bill wasn't any
than the abortion known as the Underwood
Tariff bill and that is saying great deal ucktown
(Tenn) Republican.
The London Economist has calculated the United
Kingdoms import and export trade for 1916 IN terms
OF the prices prevailing in foreign trade in 1915 While
total imports In 1915 S4459000,000 and in 1916
S4746 900 600 yet the imports OF 1916 IL valued in
1915 prices we're only S3.7150O00 0O-indicating an
actual falling off in volume from the preceding year.
Exports and re-exports increased in value from
S2420 0OOOO0 in 1915 to 5000 100000 1916 last
years exports IN 1915 prices only o00
Pueblo (Colo) sunday Opinion
Evening journal., 1917-07-16

post duty The Angel OF Peace approaches
Kaser-Halt Who goes there?
Pence Friend
Kaiser-I have none
What makes this worth whilc is its poignant and
terrible truth The Kaiser and the country for which
he stands have friends in the world today.
The allied countries bitterly hate the monarch and
people who have brought this awful war upon the
world The little European neutrals shake and SILVER
at the menace Of attack il they do not food to
the Germans
Even among his allies tho Kaiser finds no real
friends The Austrians and tho proud Hungarans hate
the yoke of the alliance Their pride is humbled into
dust when they tho command Of the Austrian and
Hungarian armies delegated TO Germans
The Bulgarans would make peace II they could and
n,dared The Turks ships. manned by German on
hfcers, HIS capital city
g And aftor tho conditions Will be no moro pleas
ing for the German people II they should win-which
is unthnkable-thoy would be hated and feared all
over tho world. Men would tuembe at The cllnk or
their spurrod boots II they lose they will be hated
and dcspiscd tho world over
Mention the Kaiser. mention Prussia and you viii
cali up memories OF treaties torn little countries ruined
cities paged churches sacked helpless nonoomhatauts
carried into slavery and children assassinated
by submarines on the high and by bombs from
airplaDes while asleep in their quiet homes
The opponents OF German trade and German kutur
viii wander fruitiessy over tho globo only TO return
sadly to their native land forced TO tho bitter confess
sion that they have friends nowhere
Evening journal., 1917-07-16

and it has made me a well woman and
we have a lovely baby girl. We cannot
praise Lydia 4. Pinkham's Vegetable
compound enough. and hope this let
ter will lead other suffering women to
trv 4. Mrs. BENJAMIN F. BLAKE,
RED. No. s. Box %. Madison, Wis.
There must be more than a hundred
thousand women in this country who,
like Mrs. Blake, have proven what won
ders lydia r. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound can do for weak and ailing
women. Try il and see for yourself.
All women are invited to write for
free and helpful advice to Lydia +.
Pinkham Medicine Co. (confdentiaD.
Lynn, Mass.
Evening journal., 1917-07-16

In tho last week German submarines sank twenty
four British merchant vessels Fourteen OF them
OF than 1900 tons hurhen II Is significant how
ever that during that period 2S9S ships arrived
in and 279S ships sailed from British ports With new
ships being built constantly II viii be seen that at
the present OF destruction t would require months
Of German submarine activity TO put the British
chant marine out Of business not to mention the mer-
chant fleets Of other bogerents and neutral nations.
Evening journal., 1917-07-16

Mexico desires TO borrow Sls5 100000 in tho United
States 70 dofray the expense OF reconstrucng tho rail-
roads in that country In the present unstable condi-
ton OF that country, and with villa still power in
the land the Carranza Government will experience
difficulty floating such a loan in the money markets
Evening journal., 1917-07-16
SPIRIT OF THE
DELMARVIA PRESS
THOSE LAUNDERING

THOSE LAUNDERING
sUFFRAolsTs,
From the Dover index.
We favor equal suffrage that "a
votes for women rs well as men, with
proper restrictions for both, but we do
not approve tho methods OF the Con-
gressional Union of Equal Suffrage al
Washington At a time like this when
the President is busy with questions
Affecting tho very life Of the Nation Il
seems a lack of patriotism for any one
interest to hang about him and insult
and annoy him, and especially when
he has not the power 10 grant what is
sought The methods employed are
likely to iniure rather than aid the
cause.
Evening journal., 1917-07-16

with terrible PAINS
in my back and was
about 10 have an OPP
GRAFTON when a
friend said to me,
Before having that
operation just try
Lydia +. Pinkham's
Vegetable Com
pound So / let
the operation wait,
and my husband
bought me the Veg
letahle COMPOUND
Evening journal., 1917-07-16
GEMS OF THOUGHT

Each day is the scholar OF ycsterday.-syrus
.-.-.-.
Who to himself is law no law doth need.
ofends no law. and is a king indeed
George Chapman
.-.-s-.
Large the mind, increase It's scope
Let Tho noble thoughts across II roll
One cannot put a great hope
Into a small unfeelng soul
Nixon Wstern.
Evening journal., 1917-07-16

II the Delaware State Association OF Graduate
Nurses recruit this State detachment OF trained
nurses for foreign service it will be a fine and prac-
cal piece Of patriotic work There is crying need for
nurses on an the battleronts No doubt the sontrbu-
ton proposed by the local association would be well
coined heartily in any OF the fields OF military opera
ton.
Evening journal., 1917-07-16

John Davis, both of this city, were res
cuel by Captain Carroll, Of the tug
Brandywine. The tug towed the launch
to Pennsgrove.
Evening journal., 1917-07-16
TWO MEN Saved WHEN
A LAUNCH CAPSIZES

Caught in a squall about Gas last
night, launch crossing the Delaware
from Wilmington to pennsgrove was
capsizcd.
The occupants. Harry Schreiner and
Evening journal., 1917-07-16
TERRIBLY y
SICK WOMAN
Surgical Operation Thought
Necessary, but Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable Com
pound Saved Her.

Madison, Wis.-"I was a terribly sick
wnnnnn for over three years ] suffered
Evening journal., 1917-07-16
KAIsER AND GERMANY ROTH rRIFNDIEss.

- ESARE. one OF tho best American cartoonist To-
~ Gently drew striking picture. Beside an artillery
blasted tree the Kaiser, with sword drawn stands on
post duty Tho Angel Of Peace approaches
Kaser-fIaltl Who goes there?
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-07-25

ltrisn aIs Grinb fiir ben IabmesIsetsn
adnbsI fnb Womsnts, bic MID gum
Blsiben einlabsn. Wsnn SrieIt babsr
htuts nod bas einsanss ssi9iIbtrts
Silo bietet, mub man feinsr gsp6I,
ieruns Cob 5oIIsn unb barf bic 5off.
nuns kgen. bab bic fribsrtn Ram.
PIE ii4 ni4t srneuern iperbsu.. 4ners
tennuHs eebiibrt absr auh Der 0srs
lpaItuns, bic es periianben bat, unter
ben sesebenen idpitrisen WsrbiltuiI.
fen bic Gtmeinbs suiammsnjubaltsn,
ipsI4e Der Statt treu bIisb. gu allen
normaIeH aufsaben tratsn bic Der Be.
frifoiguns Der Qebensmittslsgs gsbiirfs
niife. bic sbtbtm anseIsssnbsii Der
priDatpirtbI6aft mar. Tabrunss.
unb 5eisunesmiiisl fir 10000
wlsnitsn iparsn umfo i9ipisrissr 81
bei4affen, aIs bas Weer fir sri,it
eeipsrrt unb bic StsFiI9srsi auf su
1inimum bsf9rGnit 1T.
Das Sinttrlanb bes aarfs ptrs
mag nidts ~ Iisiern, oa ss an gsp6lr
isruns unb armee absusebtn bat, mas
Der arisg Ju srnisn seftaiist. Der
3uihub mub alio bon melt riids
pGrts srfOlsen. 9rieft mar tros
beFsn itinsn gag obns 9rOt. 90 bat
isin. goltsiii6en, psrabrsidt tieIi4
fsinsn S9iil,rT bic fOssnannts
Sduliupps. SD mar sriiaunt Sualf
reite DsIiiateHenssi9dfte su tiilf
ben, bic 5u psrb0Itnibmdbig biais,n
preiisn Waarsn absaber. nn8 benen
man IN anbtsn Sidoten ptreebens
iu6t. &rief III elmer Der ipidtigiten
Grponsnten Der Osiferrei4ii9 lln'
garifHtn GrobmaatfeIuns. 9risit
mar. ss isbo4 niht ALIEN, b. 3. obrt
tieferei6enbts SiutsrIanb. DerI0rt
SeIierrsi9 arieii,, 70 mdbis ss ilte
anbersipo sinsu abridbofm psrfhafs
fen. Der bisberiss 8erlauf Der adms
pfc I'm aiifmlonb sinf4IifbIih Der
sebnisn SfoHsOfaIadt III ni4i basu
ansdbon, 9rieit Az bernrubisen. Die
1eD0Iieruns bsrtraut Der GeItigseit
Der Sforuofront uno bic iiddtIid,e
@sr.paltuns lsiftts Grcbes, nm ibr
bas Qusbarrsn IN ben srniten f9tpss
ren Sassn mSsIi9it gu erIsi4tsrn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-07-25

borausii@tli@ untsriiiitsn. CT trift
fiir Elm IongfriTliess 4biommsn f9on
btsbaIb ein, tpsiI nod itiner auffai'
Jung bic utbersnnssjabrs faum srnits
lid gesdbli perben birfttn. 10 bdb
Elm fur5friitiser aussIsi9 in bidsm
ausenblid D0nis eesenIfanbsIos pdrs.
gluf sin propifcrium aber, ME ss bic
Observation-Disclosures porf6ldgt,
birfts ii& Graf Morib Anbrafp na&
Der pfIiHeftboif4aft bss 46nigs aarl
nitt einlaHen. Nm bisism arsi5unsss
punttt biirftsn ii9 babu bis Wese
bes 9raftn Gbterbojp unb bss Gra'
fen gpponpi trsHneH.
Sn Der pOlniiden 0rose tnbli4
iptrb iih Grai Gbisrba5p, Der bos
ppIsnprosramm GnbraHps ibeiIt. BON
ber aissaparisi sttnio trennen muis
fen, pie Ct iia Der llnabbdneistsifss
partei ndbern pirb. Die 2isaa par.
tel 1T firsns buuliitii9; iis torbtrt
bic 9orbsrri4aft nur 5iDeisr Nalitn
In Defterrei4 llnearn, Der D<ui'
fhtn uub llngarn. Bon plelsr
GrunbforDsruna pirb iptber alssa
nod feline parisi nbssbsn. Ssitotm
aber Der 0iterrsitJifds Reihsrath en-
mitbeitimmenbtr Gattor ssporben ~.
ipirb bic 4usifdltrng bts ildipil1sH
glemsIiies ais britttn I'M Dunos ialm
ncd All bsipsrfitsIIiatn iein. Der
arinIismus alfr. Der bem ildipiI4fH
Clement cine tbsnburtiss Gtsluns
einrdumt unb ben Der Gr5ber5os
iyran3 s5srbinanb BEN aonis sltidas
fam ais poIitiIdes 2eitamtnt hinter'
faHm bat, ipire ni6t mebr Don Der
9dsssprbnuns rerf4tptnben. Graf
anbraiip BAT Iib In feiner bsiann'
ten StslIunsnabme gum polsnprobltm
bem SriaIismus grunrasli4 gs'
ndbert. GbsnIo miro bic unabbdnsis'
isitspartei btiber G4ottirungen fiir
ben 9riaIismus au babeu lem, 10
bafs Der nsus Niniiisrprdfibeni in Der
slusslsi4sfrass nit bss Rs4isn unp
in Der poleuirage NIT Ser sinien &C.
ben fpirb. MsuH e ri&tis 1T, paB
gDel.rle In bas aobine!i tinirit. 10
ipirb bic glussl.iasfrase !eins
G4pisrieisiisn in iit berssn. Die
Wablrsform pirb nad bsr erildrlns.
bic txr a5niq bem 4ubapeittr 4iirs
psrmsiitsr ssgtbsn hat. unbebinsi es
I5f ptrbsn. Der 9rialismus aber
1T bic aernfraes bic ni4t blob ois
5iterreitai& unsariifx Monar3is,
fonbern bas sanH 8inbuib ems
pfinbIid bsriibrt. 4uf feline iungsH
G3uIisrn bat grof gbterbcsp cine
brsifahs eait sstirbet. Wir traustl
BEN unssip0bnlid bssbtsn uib rtbn.'
rif9 bsrporrassnbm poIitiisr 81, bab
er aIler S&pierisititen unssa4tet,
Der yusebeuer Oeripidslten Gage snb'
qiiIiia 6err iperbtn lpire.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-07-25
Die ariessfOrDernnseH.

@is aus ISuibinston beri&tet ioiro
fDasn fatt 100000 Wann. pis susrI
splaHt. nit m6sIiAter gd4leuni'
euns cine Winipu RaHn iiber Gec
eei3idt peroen uub I'm bic aussaber
gu beftrsitsu, pirb Der prdiibent ben
um cine nsut 8eripiliguug
bon flint Wininroeu Dollars aneeeen.
Oas tpirb alIieitis srobs @sripunbss
rling .rregeu, bic mir fsl6it ntdt .bsi.
Len beuH urs mar % Don porHbersia
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-07-25

Cincinnati e-srOoitsu s.

gtnetunati 6-9ropffsu 8.
Sn bsm ssitrissn fiiHfien unb Itbs
ten SpisI Der Geris ,pii@tn uHIsrsn
.Rsbs" unb ben .Guperbas- in
grooilpn bsbisnisn S9Isubsrer Rsa.
gan unD eJGns,r Dinso bas Gsifiis
fit Cincinnati esssn ghansp b5p.
Millsr fir bic @tsnsr. ReasaH tuurpe
i'm Z. GaHss burd Ring uub Gbansp
i'm 10. Gong bur3 Goombs abaelSii.
4uf unier,r Seits tpurben A GrsipdHe
,ur sriisn 8ais srIaubt ssssn /. unb
bsibe 8attsritn fnnbtsn is 4 2uftfdhs
Ter sur 9ani. Die ~Rsbs- ma&ten II
9rsffsr unb 2 Stbler ssssn 7 btsp. 3
Der .Superbas1. aopf mar unf.r
5eIb am Bat nit 8 arsfiern. Daruns
ter 3ipsi 2bafise. Rouia ii4srte 3ipsi
Srsffsr, barunier einsu brtibaiiasn.
usbsr 1000 3uf&ausr ipodni,u BEN
Spitls BEL. gprpn unb NuiaIp iparsn
bic G4isbsridisr. Dos Spi,l ionnie
srit i'm 10. 0anse 5ur euiiftibuna
tommsn, ale unisr abfdnssr .8opf
NIT bsm ssponHsnsn 2auf ii6sr bic
Ssimbnft Iprnng.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-07-25
Mns ,ssn Sstt.n asirisbea.

I'm erSseidcb ocs snrtsrbouies
feai 0nn Str1be, ionr aeitern Dor
9nscsanbriiA In nItem Gsrsa 1elsr
e,ltsldnoeL lpconrtb has senenent.
kcns MT bidtenr S.uGinl aas,iiiat
naroe Eic 5aMiIien Cotton nno Ia.
pis eilien id5leimiaii cui eie Sirabe
NIB dlorinirt.n bic Sencnpehi. Iie
Seinbr war bnlb beieitipt pnb bic
stirte fsbrten IN ibre $duslitteit ~.
rid.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-07-25
Graf Murit Giferbasp.
Der neue miniierppdiibsni iinsarns.
gou PROT. Dr. aubpis Sttin
pubapeH, 8. Suni.

Der i'm SO. a,bensiabre itebsnbe
Graf s,b5rt Der 8srfoifunssparisi. b..
b. Der QnbraHpsGrupps, oils ,inst Der
bsrsbtefisn unb meift beo6tst.n Wprts
fiibrtr on. Wegsn f.insr psrbinblifkH
5ormeH unb mid. berIsbsnbtn Qrt
Der GprebDtiIs srirsut fi9 graf Mp'
rip Gbter6o,p aud BEL Der naiionaltn
4rbtitsparisi pffsriittiihsr Spmpo,
ibisn. GsIbit @raf Sissa, Der isine
politifHen Geener ben oben tfrab uub
NIT bsrablnftnbsr Gebdrbs gu bsbaHs
btln pfIests, mn4ts essenlber benz
grafen Morib GbtsrbaSp cine rsfpt.ts
bous ausndbms. J@ babs ipisbtrboIt
Rebsbue1e 5tpifdsn beibtn i'm Gbass
orbn,ien 6dufs stbOrt unb bate babel
ben Ginbrud, bnb i'm unt.rtont tbrer
elaseinanbsrisbuns, Der iadliheu
G3drie unsea&tst. cine asssnfsiiigt
psrfSnIibs gelperibuns misuI9pius
gen pflegts. 9Is li6 babsr graf Sis5a
ssrpiat ;sisis, WiisIitbu Der Oppofi'
tion IN isin aabinst gu bsrufsn. bo
fianS Graf Gbtsrbnsp an porbsriier
gteIls. CT bot ii6 cine iurse gtbsns'
,.it aus. nm mt. htr Dsrfaifunaspar'
tel, insbefonbtre NIT bersu prdfbeHs
ten, bem ibm ptrT5nIib nabsiisbenbsn
grafen Sulius anbraHp, Ratb 81 pf!es
gen. Die alntiport fisi ablehusHb aus.
Dem l1neit aIs miHiftuabtl ansrs
sannten @rdfsn Woris GbtrbGp Fam
"a ebtn ni4t barauf an. nn ben Re-
sisrunsspnssn 1is,as anseIpaHnt
pber ihm aar porsdponnt su tpsrbsn.
ionberr bsitimmeHbsn Ginflub auf ben
Sang Der Dinst Su aeirinren.
Die getrauuna Gbierbajps nit Der
aabinettsbilbuna lam nur bohiu gs'
osuiet tperbtn, bab bic 4nbraip'p 'pars
tel bic Rsubilbuns iibernebmen foll
ohns anbrnifb on bsr Spiss. Dieter
auspsg blrfts bssbalb sdu&t uno
e.fanbsn iporbsn isin. neil man obne
Bic Rsbrbsii bss parIamnts, bic nds
tionals 2frbsitspartei. bic iibsr brsi
0iertsl Der Gtimmsn psrffist, uidt
balEfno slaubis reeiersn gu iDnnsu.
Bel Der psrfSnIi6en @srsi5tttii absr.
bi. 3piffxn bsn beibsn Guhrtrn
aisso unb QnbraiTpg INNER nod bss
itsbi. smpfabI ss ii9 ofispbor. ben es'
Ientiaen unS f4missfamen Grnfsn
Wloris GbisrhdSp an bic Spibs 81
itelisn, tdmii bic Wiisli.bsr Der mas
iipnalsn arbsiispariei, bl, ia auf BEN
gobsn oss 1867sr Qusgltid,s itebsn
lpis bic 9,rfqiTunsspdrtti islbH. hi
Elm aabinstt GbtsrbnSp eintrstsn ion'
nne, mas ibnsu bsi sintm aabinstt
anbraiTn inptt gefporben mare,
Wsnn mon cine aammsraufI6iuns
unb cine Qeupabl miitsu i'm ariess
permeinsn mill. mos fitxrIiIA elm gs'
BOT Der Stunps If. oann mubie Elm
aompomib sipii4sn NsrfuHunsspartsl
unb nationnIr arbeiiapnrtti su
Sianbe ipn,men.
Qls bds greebnib tines foI9sn
aomrromiFss mubts bic garauuns
bss Grafsn Wlorib Gbtsrba,p angs'
iprcfeu tptrben. Mar bod an Der
gr6fibsnisnfroge bds 3niianbtfom'
men einss aon,sntrciIons gliniits'
RUINS f&cn dnnaf seideiieri. Jm
,rften arisasiotr mar 9isBa bersit,
bi. beibsu Jiihrsr, bic Grnfsn anbroi'
m tfub Qppouhi urrfer her psbinQunQ
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Srieit im s riese.
BON ID aiOr Iannsr.
StisR. im auni 1917.

Bon msinsm 9otslSimmr am dual
blide i4 iibsr ben 9olf aufs 1lsn.
bas unsnpli4e. Dd, no bas 9sfacc
ii4 re4tsrbaub in ftsiIsm gpro gum
WdIer isntt, umipisIsn Die Sluttm
Tiirumar, Oas 3auberi&IOb. DabIns
ter ais6t fia bR aasune losit IN fis
Gee binaus. auf ibr Isa&tst cine
Reibe fpeiber 9dufsr. 9as ift @rabo,
Der Bubeort. @as isst Dor BEN Sidbt.
den aufbIist. III Der 2lbi4ub siass
9roietti!s zines Der an bsr Gbotbos
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3isidlaa.

Scr Sarbige gbparb goboD. %
,S.bre alt, unb 785 Barr gtrabe
ipobnbnit. ipurbe gei!ern BEL ber Nrbsit
an Grcnt uab sinie Gtrabc bon De-
Site lib,r:piltiat rnb nod bem Seton
&cfDital ncbroda.
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Ste Seutihen rudsn nit
araft in Rublano DOR unO babcn BE
in bem tiirSIi9en Uoritpb perlorsnell
yolrtionen Suruterobert. auf Der an'
beren Settle 1T erfi9tlid. bub bic
gnslGnber sinen trdftisen SoritoB
pOrbsreitsn uno Sipar in SrObsm lm'
fanee, um ben Druid, unter p:lbenl
bic RuTsn psi9en. auf5ubeben.