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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-11-06

to let himself be discovered.
 "But where. is such a genius?" de- mands every commentator of the sit- Uation.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-11-06

Farmer Want Ads. one Cent-a Word
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-11-06

There Is to be meeting of the Par ent-Teachers Association Of Hunting ton Road School on Thursday after noon at 4 o'clock according to 8 mo- 6ce issued by the president, Mrs. ! Fl. Enmons. At this time. Christmas plans will be discussed.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-11-06

Miss Charlotte Gaynor spent the week end with her cousins the Misses Martin at their home on Union Street, Waterbury. She returned to this city Sunday afternoon, Miss Louise Martin motoring to this city with her.
Trench and camp. ([Admiral, Md.) 1917-1919, 1917-12-05
THE MAN WHO coucHEp

Lying i'm No Mans Land. ready tc
ambush German patrol an America
force awaited the approech Of the en-
envy.
Not q sound was heard. Then faint
FOOTBALLS broke the silence. Imatiue.
lively the Americans made ready
being careful NOT TO betrav their pren.
ence.
The enemy came nearer and nearer
The time was almost At hand TO 6re
the first shot.
AND THEN AN AMERICAN
SOLDIER COUGHEDI
Ina moment r,achine gum Ere waa
trained on the euot from where fhe
sound of the couch came.
The Americans were forced 70 re-
tire. sfa..tts3t
There were 'dthef fidm Ibes;des the
one t3s,1 rbssStssSs. sl,A1 - v;rt;,,,. -
colds. Bslt fhev KSd 1e&f1ed ne arr AZ
self-conffoL II, i'm eealo,,nrsess 70 do
his part the one Who couehed had un-
willingly BETRAYED the nreaerce of his
comrades. Perhaps he vas not much
to blame. Perhape the excitement Of
his impending bsntiann az Gre ower-
came him. But the ambuscade failed.
What shall the man saw as he reada
this of the irkgomeness Of discipline ?
The little thing that nas,s{ not be done
and the little thing that n,ust be done
either of which seeme trivial and
Trench and camp. ([Admiral, Md.) 1917-1919, 1917-12-05

peating the gags bat Dy-smiling.
He makes the unpleasant desa
easier by slipping little ball-bearim&9
of wit, raillery and josh into ie. ~
no may say nothing and do the DE-
gest share Of work.
This valuable member proved is
virtue IN those overcast days when
the military life was new and g dif-
ferent, that Q lump Of hOmesickness
would insist ON rising. He saw the
funny things and polnted out the IN
eongru0us. And he's been doing y
ever since, with never-Hagging orig
inaIity.
Hes not ali froth,, eithef Under
meath he's solid. but still the Wel-
low who Makes Things Easier. Hiq
advice IL the kind that helps. IL ~
kind and seasoned with wisdom. he
isn't afraid to face difficulties, eithet
in his own Life or in the life Of =
eomrade. He meets them IcheerfullHp
smilingly, mAnfully. HIS rollez
bearing qualities make riding over
the rough places seem like q Rolls
Royce on asphalt.
Do you know him?-This Fellow
Who Makes Things Easier.
Trench and camp. ([Admiral, Md.) 1917-1919, 1917-12-05

service Of the United States. II pays
the man 42S . month during total
permanent disability; IL he dies with@
In 20 years. II pays the rest OF 40
monthly ingeallments of $25 each ID.
his wife, child or widowed mother. &
! desire % can the provisiona. Of
this Just ana generous law to the At
tention OF our officers and enlisted
men and women 80 that they may mo-
be deprived Of their rights thr0uals''
lack OF knowledge. Full informations
may be obtained from the. Bureau o.
War Risk Insurance of the Treasury
Department. Washington, ID. G. y
earnestly urge that the 0fficers Of the
Army and Navy give to the men NM
der their command ali possible aid
in helping them to understand fu1ly.
the benefits that this insurance may
bring to thedf families and the small
cost at which Il may be obtained.
This 10 the greatest measure OF pro-
lection ever s0f1ered to ita faghffnx
forces by any nation in the history 81
the world It u not charity: Il a
simply justice 60 the enlisted raea
and women and to their loved ones
at home, and each and every one az
them should promptly take the BEN
efits Of this great law.
w. G. McADOO.
Secretary Of the Treasury.
Trench and camp. ([Admiral, Md.) 1917-1919, 1917-12-05
CANTON7MENT TYPES

TV HIS il about the Fellow who
Makes Things Easier. Some
N times he wears bars, some times
stars, and some times he's just Plain
Private. Rank isn't his distinction.
He is the ba1l-bearings on which
General Morale rolls easily. And ne
isn't conscious of his importance.
which is only one Of the many nne
things about this chap. He Makes
Things Easier unconsciOusIy, with In
stinctive art.
Perhaps there's been no letter
from The Woman for some time.
Sunshine is like acid and the clear
wine-like air - become poison gas.
The Fellow who Makes Things EAs-
fer steps in. He jabs gO0d-natured
WITNESSES at life In general and then
remarks that there are other Women
in the World, and only . few hand
some, soldiers. His little. subtleties
restore the sunshine's gold and clear
the; poison gas from the air.
And so he works. Perhaps by a
smile, The gags about keep smil-
ing" taste bitter in the mouth occa-
sionally. This roller-bearing lad
makes them sweet again, not by re-
Trench and camp. ([Admiral, Md.) 1917-1919, 1917-12-05
sPRAKING or WAR

It was o secret war conference
held In Washington last spring, and
many prominent men were present
from both North and South. The
nawspapers were anxious 70 get a.
much as possible, and their represen-
tatives were meeting with meagre
success In interviews. One reporter
Anally coRnered q polished Southern
ION.
Colonel Blank" said the inter
viewer with unctuopg persuasion IN
his voice, Ell would Ike TO have your
opinion Of the war"
"Well. sah." cOurteously replied
the white bearded gentleman Che wa
of the old school), 81 haven't thought
about Il much lately. sab. but it's al
ways been my opinion. sab, that Lee
never should have surrendered.
Trench and camp. ([Admiral, Md.) 1917-1919, 1917-12-05
FIGHTING MEN NSURTNC
AT RATE OF 5000 Al DAY

Applications for more than 37O0 !.
100000 Of ME insurance were "a.
ceived BY the Military and Naval n
vision Of the Bureau of war RfaHr
Insurance Of the Treasury DenarA.
ment during the first i've weekss nv.s
Grafton OF the War Insurance Aef
according to announcement. bv &C..
rotary McAdO0.
Under the law, soldiers. sailors.
marines and nurses in active series
IN addition to family allowances ana
0eatn and disability Compensation
furnished by the government with0w1
charge. may buy from the moverm.
ment LIE insurance up to $4,000 AZ
rate OF from IS cents q month ~
the age Of 81 TO &1.2O a month a. an
ance. y 4A'u.1
From October to Novemhar -
the Military and Naval Diviaior -
the Bureau Of War Risk Tnarra~s@
received more than 70.2O0 snni;Ss'@
lions representing insurance ~ 49,
than $676, 100000. The 49,
sMOunt o. insurance applied foT
SOuMung omcers and men, is $S.60s.
Appncasa0ns are being received ~
ne rate o. approximately four or Eva
tnOusane 0ay-Often close TO ~
thousand. The amount Of insuranc1
applied for on O given dav ran~e3
nom twenty to atty million dollar
These figures do not include anIlis.
cations nom the, American OYER
forces, which are known to be M.
stanttaI. The first formal anuIfcn.
lions nom France are not exnecfea
to arrive here for several Weekes
Intensive efforts are being u1ade A
all National Guard and NationaS
Army camps, and among the nav~S
forces, 20 explain the terms Of ~
new War-Insurance law.
Col. 9. r. Rowland. 343d Infantry.
Camp Grant, Illinois, in q letter r..
Gently received by the Treasury ne.
partment, said that he was forward
ing In two registered mail aaeRa.
14,037 applications totaling S9.gIE,-
500. '~This makes q total of inamF-
ance written by me in this dfvision
of $109,37e,500." said Col. HowlanA.
Trench and camp. ([Admiral, Md.) 1917-1919, 1917-12-05
HOT SHOT FROM +. r.

Here are some Of the "punchy'
phrases used By Col. Roosevelt in an
address he delivered to the National
Army men in one of the Eastern can
tOnmemtg:
81 have come here to nay my HON.
aga to you and to those like you"
You'll find It Q mighty sight
pleasanter to explain to your chfI-
dren why you did go to the war than
why you didn't"
''You have two duties. First, to
do your biz. Second, when voc 60
back into civil life, to act, 90 mis-
sionaries to sec that It never again
viii be- necessary for Uncle Sam to
train for war after war has begun"
Every man who would be salts
ned at this time with any peace but
the peace Of overwhelming victory
10 trying to put q pigtail ON Uncle
Sam"
'HThe man who hasn't raised him
self 70 be q soldier, and the woman
who haBnst raised her SON to be q
soldier aren't At to be citisens of
this Republic"
ira put the self-styled cOnscien-
ci0us obtectOrs in the first line
trenches or on mine sweepers."
81 have no use for Q man With q
ffty-Afty allegiance. He that b not
with m In against as. :"
"I'M bet on you against any sauer-
kfauters that ever were b0Fn!"
Trench and camp. ([Admiral, Md.) 1917-1919, 1917-12-05

and daring that d characteristic of the
American temperament WIN force the
Mghe imeO the wider stretches, and
deeds Of brilllamey and valOr that WIN
write new chapter into the history Of
military operations win be performed
BY American arms.
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JOHN STEWART BRYAN. cAairman

JOHN STEWART BRYAN, Chairman.
n c. Adler. Chattanooga Timea.
c. n. Allen, Montgomery Advertiser.
p. T.. Anderson, Macon Telegraph.
y. o. Baker, Tacoma TribunA
W. w. Ball, Columbia state
john Stewart Bryan. Richmond News
Harry chandIev, Les Angeles Ttmea
Anon c. Carter. Fort worth Star Teio-
BInsr II. Clarke. Little Rock Arkansas
Democrat
Gardner cowgss. Des Moinss Register.
n. A. CrotheFs, San Eranclsco Bulletin.
Cham. O. Diehi, San An4omio Light
j. X Gaylord. Oklahoma City okiaho-
Up. Glass, Birmingham NswA
Bruce Haldeman. Louisville courise-
clark Howell Atlanta Constitution.
James Kerney, Trenton Times.
Victor =. Lawson. The Chicago Daily
cHarses \. Marsh. waco Morning Newa
Prank p. AaeIsennsns Topeka State Jour
=" 4. 1. xnt.s. BA.u. Creek Hnauirer-Nsva
ID. d. Mooge,i New Orleans Times Picayune.
ysemlag Newbeld, Washington Evening
Gcueh >. paImes. Houston Post.
BOwdrs Phlnixy, Augusta Herald.
DOn @. 0sttx New York World.
Rudolph c. siegiing, Charleston News and
Courier.
n D. slater. III Paso Herald
w. p. Sullivan, Charlotte Observer.
James n. Thomson. New Orleans Item.
Published under the auspices Of the Ma
OF the United States with the co-operation
Of the papers shove named.
Distributed free 70 the soldiers in the
Ma3i0nal caU4OuUeafa
Trench and camp. ([Admiral, Md.) 1917-1919, 1917-12-05

II am anxious to know how soon
the 6rst million American men can be
expected In France" These are the
words Of Britain's Premier. Lloyd
George.
They find echo in the hearts and
ninds Of hundreds Of thousands Of
men In training in American camps
and environments. They, too, are anx-
ious to know-and eager to 60.
The collapse Of Russia, the reverses
in Italy hearten the American soldier.
His traditions teach him that the lar
ger the task the greater the ability Of
American arms. The day Of decision
Ia merely Delayed by recent reverseH.
The decision itself is not and has not
been in doubt.
For q great peace-Ioving nation like
this to arm itself for war 10 q seupen-
dOus task. Il involves q complete
Transformation Ia the nation. 1t d no
easy thing for the civilian to put aside
his thought Of the Office, the counter,
the factory and the many other me-
diume Of civilian pursuit. Il involves
On entirely new viewpoint. How that
viewpoint has been attained ie the
marvel Of American method. OfHcefs
the have come 70 this country from
our Allied armies have gaged In WON
der 40 they have viewed the er6twlai1e
civilians, suddenly become soldiers.
How these men have adapted them
selves 90 the new environment and the
new order has astonished even those
who knew American manhood.
The response on the part OF the
young men Of the nation thus far haa
convinced America that her safety il
secure.
From the memgre reports that have
been received from abroad con6Kma-
ton Of the hope that rest in American
arms has come already. Not On any
large scale have American active oper-
atoms been conducted. There have
been months Of ceaseless, tireIess
preparation. But the 6rst Of cur SOL
diefs Of freedom have been On the
firing line and already naMy Of them
have been cited Ia orders for coadmetI
under Gre. Operating ia small de-
tachments, they were without the
stimulus Of great movements when
each man q 6red by the thought Of
the many comrades near at hand. But
still they rose 60 sublime heighEs in
bravery and In discipline. What they
have done already inspires those who
are waiting 60 90 "0ver There"
The traditions Of American afma.
Of the nation itself are safe with those
already In France. And the rernainder
az what Lloyd George calls the FIRST
million have new tradition TO inspire
them.
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TRENCH AND CAMP

Published weekly ~ the National cantom-
mente fer tMe soldiers % tine Unste@ Gtatems
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ADVISORY BOARD OF COOPERATING
PUBLISHERS
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BON 8 ans g Q 7 Z.

Die ruTiiI6e Reooluiioa III siDeiisl'
los elm GreigtiB bon iest nc4 oolis
unberetenbarer SragpeIte uriS IS sibt
niersmloen. Der ibre ipeitere eutlpid.
lung iton gu iiberblifen oerntodte.
Sc beier man Gle rfiiiiden 9erbdlt'
aiiSe tenru, LII 70 beitliter iiebt nta:l
nie sSragen, aiif Die iid feine beihmn'te
%nhDort geben Idbt. Die 5ottoren, DIE
Inidt nit SidPrbeit bepertbet fperorr
fomen. apl 6eufl,dgten befultt III id
teiieu Der Gbrouiit, oeiieu Amt IS IT,
ysoraens uno aEeilbs ein alitoritati'
res urtbeiI ilber bic iih oraneenoen
greigniiie abgiaeben. Gs 1T oaber aud
ieine 9iIitt, inner ipieoer auf ben
@ertb jener llnbefnnnten hiIBinpei'
ZEN, Die in Oieier gro5en RedHung eiHc
nod nid,t aefIdrte Soae ipielen
lleberbIidt man nun bic eegenias'
Iiteu Stromlueen bic IN oieieu !es'
ten. Dilbbeipegteu Saeen III cifenenl
Nanpf riieinnnber eepraat inc, 70
bietet iid) in sroben 9iigen srobI er1ro
IfoIeenees @iIe: 9uerii oas reaition1r'
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idngertreis iHrmer mebr Suiammenge.
itrrmpft nor. Gs mag entibloiieH 9e'
reien iein. ieine idapinSeiloe ,Rahi
oeaebeneniaQs eurh ben Stontsitreit
limb ieSes gceiGnete gerpnItmtteI auIi'
redt al erbaltert. sSm @egenios bnJl
| trnt bisber ole 0ppoiition Der biirg'r
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grideinung. oie nod, uuo na6 aud
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lerii'en hatte. gteben perbaltuibmdBia
maruoIlen innerpolitiideH 5orOerut'
aeli mar ibr gSiae auf Die JCrtiesunc
tes arieers gerid,tet. anh iie MAG
f.h, felt nit Der Grnemuue 8oIi5n7.
pieoer zine SoffminJ qeifsrlnorr
Iircr, ibrc 9iele niIi frieolidem NeI'
,u erreiten. nit benz @eoonfen BEL
Gtadtsit-ei5s oertraiit geulatt haben
gPebr i'm Sirtergrlnoe. re!l in ihrcr
IcifentIid,eu aeuBerirueer rnteroriidt
itanhen be ie5iaIiiiiidDeH gtnii1n BE-;
rrifiI6en, itnbtiiteu asroIetnriats
lSciien eebeimeS Ginnen, bon ieinei
lSiibrern eeidirrt, idcn itets ouf ben
lltmiturS serittet mar. Gie TroIc aai
elmer ruIfiifen icsiaiteinofrotiiher
Rcpublit rno Der ihIeunigen @eile
Ialrng oes a-ieges. Die roh reit arObc
rrn @ai'en Der bdneriid,en Sonobencl
ferung nl:iien bier snn6dit auBe
Rehmrng bleibeu.
| Gb bic @epoIteu aHfaHgs mir eil
IeIementarer auSbrnh bes a,rotcfieI
eeqen bic senh7inssnoth bes golte'
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lmif bieier @rimolage ben Gufrabr gs
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zen bts Sbronss uno bolts gum ber'
ui9tsnben S@lass aus.
Die @si9loH,nbeii, 81 Der psier
Der 9robe (1725 Bis 1862 itin
Reid sebrodt butte. seristb baIb nab
isinsm Sobs ins Wanfen. Gsins
gti9ts anna Spanopna, bic nod
elmer sp0lfidbrigsn R.sierunssseit
Satbdrinas l. (pstsrs GemubIin) 3ur
Serrihaft ssiOmm.n mar. whrbe
1741 bur9 cine bonn frnn5ofifheu
Gjeidnoten nnssstisIts 9sriHpSrung
geftiirSt unb psrbanui. Sarauf rief
man bic 1oHt,r gstsrs, Gliiabeth. bic
Sfrpferin bon 3arltoie Sslc. ais
3uliu Q741 bis 1862 aus. gIeter
ILL.,, Der SobR BON pst.r bes Grobsn
sreitsr 5Odier, Elm @srsbrer Jriss
prifs oes @rpbsn unb fOrtidrtitIid
esiinnter 5trrIher, permdbIte ii9 nit
Satbnrina, elmer Qrin5tfiin prn Tus
baIt 3srbit, mar Der erfts ga, aus
bem Sauis RomaHotp, Der nit oem
2h-cn aud bas 9sbeu perlor. Or
rrrtts fsinsr 9ottiu NIT Der S6eis
sung uHb BEN Ginipsrr.n ins Gloiter.
Su erregte einsn giilitdraufitanb, Der
ibn 1882 bonn Tbrone itieb. aur5 oa'
;cu' puros bsr3ar uOu ben 0sri4po'
refen trmerbet.
Rctbarina III. l762 bis 1886,
untsI bic bic 9t.iluHen poIsus fdl'
len, itarb in Der fir RuBlanb iehr
tris6srii6en 3tit 1895 zines ndtiirs
uttn sobeg. absr i6ou ibr Sobu
gaul l., Der I'm DEFENDER 1900 3ur
gt;trGn,ung Der sHsIif6tn Seend8t
slnn ReutraIiiGtsOtrtrag nit SdDes
osu DGnemart uno preuben fhlob,
ser Don Gnglanb nit .inem Gueriff
aui aop.nbdgsn bsnHttpurtet puros,
iuurbe am %. Rdr5 c,sisIben Sabrss
oCu Wiitgliebern bes SrobaoeIs er'
moibet.
gs folate Isin Sohu alpanoer /.
NJcOl OLE 1oSOD, WI HiH bAvDtNh
rer syriebeu Don 9iIiit fhIob, auf oef'
fen Rssieruugsssit mad BEN Rapo'
leonifteu ariee. bic @ebistssrpeite'
rDnssn RubIanbs i'm W,feu 5urtdsus
iiitren finb. Inter i.inen Reffen Ris
lOlous l., Der ihm iOlet,, fdut Der
Di.rte unb finite (Rrim') ruHif4'
;ariii9s 2ring. Ser 3ar ftarb 1855
blotlih, dber eints ratiirIiben 1ooes.
Stin Sobn aleIanoer III. aber, Der
als Rei6 nd1 Often ertpeittrte, fofpis
DIR i,4iisn ruiiii5 tur,if6er Rries
fjbrte (1877 bis 1878 nit plspna).
ipor mebrfa& ben RorbDeriu6en b.t
Ribilijisn anseefsBt. Gr fisI am 13.
g,Gr5 1881 in pstsrsburs ibr.m rier'
ten atientoi gun Spfsr.
Rholaus ii. III an 10. WtGi 1858
(nltn Gtils) IN Ganit petersburg
Gig Sobn bes aah,rs al.TdHber III.
oetpr,n, nod bsHsr abI.ben sr ON 20.
Sttpber 1894 bsn sMun beftiea. Don
BEN ibu isst bas G6itfdI bindbtisb.
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Geniur nnb gertxidunss.Yp
lifif.
Gin R:idbIid auf antGtrrpben, Ok
burt 9erbeintIidnmg Der arieDs-
Iage berbeigefiibrI miroeu.

gsas Die engIiide Geniiir IN oieiem
arieae aefebIt unb eeiiinOigt bat. ipiro
Der @,eIt iett nit iebem Gaee uiebr
cffenbar unb Is 1T oesbaIb initdnoig
Al boiieit, bag infer Sono Hiht III
ScnieIben syebIer perioaen miro. Bas
cine juiteuntiSde gerbeiHlidpIng Ger
@reianiiie unb GlriteIhmg Der That
iaden idbIiebIid3 ,ur SOIse baben mus,
bepeiit Der beuti4.iransoitfe Gries
1s70/T1, ipdbreib oeiien eriter We
robe oie taiierlife Resieriing, I'M i'd
in bem gatteI 81 pnIterL oas traipo'
|fiihe goIf in Der nnperuntrporiiiist tcri
E.eiie iiber ben rpabren Stano Der
1inee tiiiidte
81 geainn oes arieses bate etc
foiicrIid,e siedierune allertfngs be
teite abiift, hos Bolt iiber ale GreiS.
hiiie arf ben arleesidniipIab aiif Gem
eauienbeu az erbaIien. oa iie nut
ssiherheit alif eiuen Ieihteu Sieg rcd
nete. Der iran5o'iide Sieg BET Saar'
briiden iuitroe aiib NIT Der nctbigeIl
9lusidn,iifung nod paris seinloI,
spos ia aud, poaie In Der Srbmna
mar. gelbit bic nneliidIite SMott
bei ssorib murbe BEN sariiern oni
n1dsten lage. benz 7. @ugiiit, NIT ben
sgorten aneeseigt: .@accgaubcu bat
tine g6la1t berloren ghibe uao Ue-
'onnenbsit III isst Die s'flid,t zines ie'
oen patrietiid'en 9iireers. Eas arl
a siiiauit IN 9aris berbreitete De
riid,t. bab bic graiben bel 9ouonu &C.
id,lcgen uno Bring Srieorih anrl mil
%, 600 grsuben seidHgcr ieicn, rrliro'
non Der @egierimg p-ornpt eement;ri
NIB oIs 8orienninnorer be5eiGiuet
9dnrit bate cher bie mnhrbeitsge'
irene gerif)teritatting md ibr enec
aefrnbeu. lieber Die lrH Is auguil
BEL Goionrbp geihlaoene gddnflt wur'
Ifen uur bic biirftieiieH unb rngenans
| iten gsadritten IN pnris niisoeeeben,
cbenfo iiber bie Ssfl1f)f Der 9lnrs "a
Sour unb iiber bic entidqibenos
ltsfladt BEL @rapeIcite. Ter Niniirr
Odipier beridfete in Der annrnTer tar.
iiber aisr, bnb bic pcm MaridaG ga'
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Die Wetgeruu9 oes He'9''
ian3lers, bic gsruiiHidTe 4uttla'AHs
iiber bic geoinguNgeu gu geben, uHtsT
tDeItsn DeutI6Ianb pilsns IT, gre
ben su i4lisBsn, pirO pObl nit ben
WpreGngeu in RubIano 5u ert.drn
iein. Sieie babeu cine nslR Sa3lase
asibdffen, osren @nttDidIuns ap9e
partet perben mub. Die UtO9ll3te't
III porbanben, oa Bein Separatfr'.osn
nit Rublanb geialofen Diro. in
iol6em Sale puroe Der Grisoe aaI
siue anbete SrunbIags seiteat lpero!h
miiifen, ba BEL etnem IOlHsn betonoere
@anf9e ienes 2anoes gu berutit6tt'
oen pGreu. IS III babel an alerlei
Rpqli6t.iteu Su benten. Rublano
tonnte als @rias fir Polen einsn
gbsil BON RumGuien forbern, Oaer
mas eteufaqs ni4t untpahritein!itt
1T, baB cine geritdnbigung srfOlgt.
pel6e bic bisberigsn PIdne NIT Be3ug
auf pplsn aufbebt. Die I'M Rsi3stag
ufFsnbarteu Ntruulngs sOeri4ieoenh.itsu
IN ge3ug baruuf, ME bas 5risoers'
prparamm Iuuten Ipa, m0seu ebenfals
btsu kitragen, cine grtIGrunS aur
jesigsn 2eit uHtfuuIi4 sri9eiHsH gu
laNEr.
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aGs Soffr. fsines ObItOms

als Soffre fetues ObeTtoms
munbos iiber bas fran3ofii6e Seer
entboben tpurbe, I'M geIoeae ploB 5u
MAIDEN, aaben mir Der Inf6t Nus
Drut, oab nit oem SpmmdnooDeaieI
ni9ts on ben 9erbGItrifsn sednoert
perbsn fDnne, Die SOffrs ni4t s'itcttet
buben, eiren enti4eioenoen Sisg o.
erriugen. Bon Rtpeue Durhe bsbdups
tet. bab .r mtbr Sbattraft beiiss aan
SSOffre gu OOrii4tig isL oaRer niats
0robes mage, ytipeue aber babe be!
Derihispeneu 9eIesenbsiten gati6.pis
ienbeit gsseigt. OaE erfe auftreten
JiUeQes mar elm 8oritOb gegen gers
bun, Durd peI4en es geiong, Den
Osuti4en einigs Steaunseu gu Heb'
men. Odmit glaubts man Die Rid)s
tigteit BEG aommanboDe9iels beitds
rigt gu iebsn. Deuti6e UtilitdrtrItilsr
ma9ten CUR 3eit baruuf uufmertiam,
oaB iol3e ueberrui9ungen jehem
9eerfiibrsr geIdngen uno ni6t ods
RtAbeite CUR Gnf9eioung bettrasen,
0as bat ii9 befdtigt. Seit jenem
tlsinen triumph bat audi ysio>ae
ni6ts geiOrbsrss gu letiten Dermohi
unO es i6siHt fOsdr bic abissuHa
nit Der pom beutI6en General
TAB pertretsnen 8ebaupiuhg er-
tlGrt Derben Su tDnnsn, oaB biz
5ronsoisn ibre tleinsH 9ortbeils nit
fiirhterIi5en 8srluften ertoufen. Sycst
srbIidt man in General petain her
tommenben ylapoleoH uue iiberiiebt
bab Sisge in uapOleOuiihem S.9i!
Der Yergangenbeit uneeb0ren unb bat
bic Deuti6eu Don 1917 Hitt bieIel-
ben Iinb, ME bic Deutideu DON 1905
bic feds SABRE ipdter aud gopoleor
iiberfpaHben, aIs lie pon ben Jr1a8p'
I len bic Strategie geIernt bditeu
9oItsbeere gu ibaff.n uno DON Rd'
pOleoH bic 1attit, ni4t nit f9pdhsu
arGftsn un5usreifeu. Ionbern Der
RGmpf Hur oufsunehmeH. penn nc eit
1 sGblrei6eTen BGtdiaons batten. Oide,
beitGHoigs a0mmonoOfpe6fel, ben
aud GOD, Der aIs Der pirtlihs Sic
ger in Der Warnef9laht sspriefsr
fpurbe. sum Opfer sfdneu IN, Idbi
burauf f4IRBen. bdb bie Grdnsofsr
| fi6 in OersDeifelter Gage befinben unt
ibre gri0fuus DON drem Wunber e.
Darttn.
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2ebebpur iprad IN Rei9s'
tuqe Don einer Osuti9eu Re2abIit unb
iagts, feline JattiOn, bic uugefdRr iis'
ben Nanu 3GbIt, perbe Die einIsiteuz
ben S4ritte 5ur Seriteauns sinsr Re'
publit tbun. 2ebebpur pelb ni4ts
DON Der Reiftsriaaft in Der gei41dn'
tung. SGtte er es bel Der Semsrtun9
bepenben ldfeH, bab bic HepubIIi
ni4t ausbleiben tpnne, 10 piiroe haE
@ieIen ni4t aHftDbis eri9ieen isin,
benu bic moberns 4ni6auung bsi 1is
len, auber Oertno8euten &OnisrOatl'
pen, gebt babtn. oaB bds Sonigst9um
nirqenbs mebr etns uuipGnoeIbGrs
Ganri9tung lei uHo Deun i'm Gnui'
Der s3eit sin WaOuar4 ii4 unsrtrag'
lid errp.iis, bas Bolt teinen 4ntOt
nebmen Diirbs, tbu gu ftiraen. Ibel
ieBt i4on Don Der Grri6tung elmer
Republit su rebsn, pirb teins 3uitim'
mung finoen, Do Der iestse SoiieE
Oeuti9lanO nibt gum S9aOeu, ion'
bern gum Segen getpeien 1T. Gut
bas llnsIiid, DON tDeI4em 0euf6IdHC
betroffen porben lit, iptrb ibm ui6t
5ugei6risben, oa iibr allen 3rpeife
feitftebenb 1T, buB nitr er, fonberr
bic surOpdii9sn Jeinbe SeutidIanbG
ipe5ieu Der gefriir3te Gsar, Oie Stult
am &risge tragen.