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French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1916-1919, 1917-11-08
PATRIOTISM AND CHARITY.

There has never been a moment since
the subscription to the first issue OF
Liberty Loan Bonds, bearing 8 IL
per cent interest was doubled when
any doubt existed in the minds
of the people that the second
issue, bearing 40, would not be read
lily taken. The American people are
business people and a third, or even
a fourth issue of Liberty Bonds, if
they shall yield a fairly liberal rate
of interest, would be readily taken
because, if for no other reason, they
would offer a safe investment and it
is safety first" with the American
dollar as a rule.
The bond issues thus far have been
business OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
and money-saving propositions. All,
or nearly all of this money is to be
spent in the United States and big
business, little business, the rich man,
the poor man-EVERYONE-wilI get
back many times the amount he has
put in, through the ordinary channels
of trade, in larger profits and higher
wages than he ever dreamed of before.
In the first place he will double his
original investment in seventeen
years at four per cent. In the second
place, he can re-invest his money in
subsequent issues at the same, or bet
ter, rate. In the third place, he will
have all OF America as his surety.
Such an investment savors, therefore,
more of good business than of patriot
ism, for patriotism is jealous and UN-
SELFISH devotion to one's country.
The only classes not profiting thus
far. financially, on account of this
war are: First, the soldiers and sail
ors who have UNSELFISHLY sub
scribed and dedicated their lives to
the cause; second, those belonging to
the clerical forces who must remain
at their desks with no salary raise to
meet the eighty-fve to ninety per
cent increase in the cost of living,
yet who UNSELFISHLY stint them
selves to buy a 5O-dollar Liberty Bond.
These men are the patriots of the day.
Recently articles have appeared in
the newspapers calling attention to
the urgent needs of the various or
phanages of the State and appealing
to the citizens of our commonwealth
to set aside only one days earnings
to this righteous cause, as a Thanks
giving offering, to be used in caring
for the father1ess and motherless
waits at our own doors. We are
looking forward, with interest, to
French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1916-1919, 1917-11-08
DAY OF RECKONING.

Several weeks ago the public was
,Dformed by Food Administrator Hoov-
and his commission that there
@~o,ld he no shortage of sugar. Ten
dos later glowing headlines appear
~ over appealing articles in the pa
eonorC informing the American peopiS
hot a sugar famine already existed in
tbo country. or words to that effect,
'rging everybody to Use less sweets.
Snmprhing like a week following, came
tho news that the supply of sugar then
aroiIahle did not warrant the high
rice of that commodity on the retail
market. Another week has passed
nnd the price of sugar is no lower
+ban it was two weeks ago. in fact,
Enoin are householders admonished
10 n use any more sugar than is alb
ao1ntn1v necessary. Therefore, to be
On the safe side, the folks may use
rnonIo syrup and molasses and let the
,angar 90 to France. But they will
nrohablv not be so generous as that,
unless the price becomes proh1b1t1Ve.
However America can get along very
we'll with less sugar and by so doing
+aka one more step in the interest or
economy At the same time. 1t
would be interesting to know Just
what Mr.. Hoover and his commission
are going to do for the consumer, I'M
less they put into effect the sugges-
ton that supplies of necessities Will
mot be delivered to dealers who have
been robbing the people.
Again sometime back, the country
was informed that the price Of Dltum-
mons coal had been taken in hand by
Mr. Hoover and his Commission ana
that a reasonable price would BEN
fact-had been fixed; that local deal
nrs everywhere, who dared to charge
more than the price specified. would
he prosecuted. But before the people
got through thanking the Lord for
that favor the coal miners threatened
to strike for higher wages and up went
the price. f~orty-f1ve cents per ton' TO
enable the operators to Keep the
mines going. And while negotiations
hatween the miners and their en-
blowers were pending the supply OF
coal was we'll night exhausted. me
in many sections of the n
became alarmed and appealed to con-
gress for relief. The coal baron. fol-
the lead of the food CRATER
found a Ioop-hole for escape n the
is able to procure Goa at
and price, will have to pay dearly Ior
keeping warm during the approaching
winter And the coal miners, the
men who work for a daily wage, are
sadd1ed with the responsibility OF
Tnening the price of coal at top
notch because they asked for more
money to keep the wolf from the door
And. again, the poor consume is the
small"goat."
Mr.. Hoover says he has no autnor-
itv only to control Big Business, Une
man who does one hundred Thousand
or more a year. This 1eaVes Inc
French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1916-1919, 1917-11-08
THICK, GLOSSY HAIR
FREE FROM DANDRUFF
Girls! Try it! Hair gets soft, fluffy and
beautifuI-Get a small bottle
of Danderine.

IF you care for heavy hair that giis-
tens with beauty and is radiant with
life; has an Incompatible softness and
is fluffy and lustrous, try Danderine.
Just one application doubles the
beauty of your hair, besides it imme
diately dissolVes every particle Of
dandruf. You can not have nice heavy,
healthy hair if you have dandruf. This
destructive scurf robs the hair of its
lustre, it's strength and its very life,
and if not overcome it produces a fever
ishness and itching of the scalp; the
hair roots famish, loosen and die; then
the hair falls out fast. Surely get q
~ LZAET~ - .T-f-4 sI8-Essz T4-T1.
French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1916-1919, 1917-11-08
cit is often the case that an en-

"It is often the case that an en-
ployee is very active and ambitious
for a time, but after he or she has OBJ
tanned a certain degree of success, APP
pears satisfied with his or her station.
or a east seems to lose ambition for
still further advancement.
There is always a higher round
on the ladder for every one, no mat
ter how high up he or she is, and the
right kind of a man or woman never
ceases to look up."
French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1916-1919, 1917-11-08
RULES OF SUCCESS.

The late Eben D. Jordan, nj of
Boston's foremost merchants. was the
author of the following rules for
success"
"a man to succeed must be steady.
attentive, bright, quick and intelligent
He must not be afraid of work; rath-
er, in fact. anxious to do all necessary
work. If he has these qualities he is
bound to succeed.
1T is all in the man himself. II
he has ability, his light is not hidden
under a bushel, but is sure to shine
He is in a position to come out and
demand What is his due, Tt is a mans
work aat tells. and Il is slra
French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1916-1919, 1917-11-08
MAY SELL DREDGE?

It is said that the county has been
offered a price for the dredging ma
chine which was purchased several
extensively in Mud creek in draining
years ago, and which has been used
the valley by taking out large quaint
tiles of sand.
Definite ACTON has not been taken.
by the commissioners.
French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1916-1919, 1917-11-08
Mrs. P. O. StucheII Tells How She
Cured Her Son of a Cold.

when my son Ellis was sick with
a colo last winter 1 gave him Cham
berIain's Cough Remedy. 1t helped
him at once and quickly broke up his
cold" writes Mrs. P. o. Stuchell, Ho-,
mer City, Pa. This remedy has been
in use for many years. Its good quail
tiles have been fully proven by many
thousands of people. 1t is pleasant
and safe to take.
French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1916-1919, 1917-11-08
REMEMBER THE ORPHANS.

One days earnings, out of 365, for
the orphans is the modest request, as
a Thanksgiving offering, from the
French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1916-1919, 1917-11-08

The food administration proposes
to cut off supplies t. all dealers who
are not satisfied with reasonable mar
gins. A step in the right direction
and taken none too soon. The con-
sumer has ben the goat" long enough.
Our people measured fully up to ex-
pectations in the second Liberty LoaD
campaign. When duty calls they
v fail to answer.
Poor old Russia is practically down
and OUT. She started out we'll, but
traitors early in the conflict deliver
ed her into the hands of the enemy
and now the entire Russian popula-
ton is sorely pressed by the Austro-
German invasion. The allies will
have to fight this war hereafter with
out the aid of Russia. Internal dis
sensions have been her ~undoing. Too
many La Follettes" over there.
The congress of the United States
committed an objectionable blunder
in delaying action upon the Pres1-
dents preparedness measure so long.
The idea of talking all summer to
enact needed legislation for the pros
ecution of the war is ridiculous and
every obstructionist ought to be re-
tired at the conclusion of his present
term. However, this does not include
Zeb Weaver. the progressive and pa
.triotic member from the tenth North
Carolina district. He is not guilty.
News from the war Zon has lately
been rather disquieting, Italy having
experienced the approach of the Aus
tro-German forces under the leader
ship of General Won Mackensen who
has captured mor than n hundred
thousand Italian soldiers and seven
hundred big guns. Again, the re-
s~ourceful German warrior scores
heavily, and the allies are left to pom
der what might have been" 1t is
just another case of over-confidence.
Only three weeks ago the Italian
army was in possession of positions
that endangered the safety of the Aus
trians, but Germany fastened to the
rescue and have driven the Italians
far beyond the points they had previ-
ously gained. The allies will rush aid
to Italy at once, but in may be too
late.
French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1916-1919, 1917-11-08

With an expenditure of two bill
lions a month to prosecute the wal
Uncle Sam will/be asking for another
Liberty Loan before spring. But he
can get all the money needed for the
asking as long as there is a dollar left
in the country.
French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1916-1919, 1917-11-08

The food administration proposes
to cut off supplies to all dealers who
are not satisfied with reasonable mar
gins. A step in the right direction
and taken none too soon. The con-
sumer has ben the goat" long enough.
French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1916-1919, 1917-11-08
CURRENT COMMENT.

Let no article Of food reach the
scrap barrel. Conservation is now
the order of the day. Do your "bit."
French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1916-1919, 1917-11-08
~ASHEVILLE BUSINESS DIRECTORYs
Use it to Plan Yoar Shopping Trip. Or for Mail Inquiries. The Firms
listed will Serve Y1 Well
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.

FALK MUSIC HOUSE. 76 Patton Ave.
PHONE zoe.
French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1916-1919, 1917-11-08

Our people measured fully up to ex
pectations in the second Liberty LOAF
campaign. When duty calls the!
never fail to answer.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-07-14

mr. qeogrdpbiden GAGE an ber arobtn
g6ltsrItrabs 8ptfhen afrita unb aIisn
un6 Ieiner etbiIhen @ebeuiung aIs .Das
6fiIise Qdno4, beItimmt ourh feline pos
litiIht uno Uirtidaftlide s3ugeborigteit
as SGrien, ieinem 6interldnb.
On btu bepegttu SulitugsH bee Sabs
res 1914 eridian, furj btuor bic uebtrs
ipannung 8ur @rplofou fibrts. in Der
s8lbue Yolitique Ct Yarlamehtaire" eth
4rtifsl oon BEN %frdn3ofi6en poIitiiaen
Sariftftaer Soitpb 4ulnedu, eiHsr dns
ertannten Qutoritdt in ontn uaboitIidea
Jrdgsn, uber La question Syrienne".
3n bieiem 4rtitel ipiro Sbrisn ais
dusI9IisBlia fran3offhe Domaine in
QniPruh gsHommeH. ia Syrie est
franchise de occur, 10 beiBt Is bd,
Sprien 1T i'm 6er3en frdH30Hd. Rain
2ano fet In isiaer GuIturtdtigteit i'm
Orient 70 melt gsgangsn ME 5naHtrttf.
4uf ods psitper5peigte frauJofiGe Gis
itnbdbnnes ron Hber 900 ailomstsr, duf
has srfolgreifs Ghuipert, auf bic bic
len NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. daf bic mta
bi5iniT9e Galultdt nnb BAG goqese aus
oisr in Beirut, ods College Gsmdnie,
bic S6uleu Der qaiancs ~francaiIe In
8amastug nno Qleppo pirb bingsDtes
len, nm gsfpsiis fit ben grfols Der
frang6fihn aulturarbeit bor3ubringen.
Der 9erfdTer ber bttreffsHbeR Shrift
iiberfebt aud nidi bic aoHiarrsna
nelAs ben fran3oFiden Qmbiiionen
bur9 ben ruiIifden GinfluB uHe bic
englilta unb beionbtIa bic italienif6e
g%ddttaung i6rfr Acknowledgment srs
pdait. Mas auBloHo aubttrifft,
70 nirb nit fftlihem nnbsagsH auf
heFeH gdsodbbahn > abiommsn nit
BtutIhlano BON Sabre 1911 btnsepies
fen, neldes ba5a beitimmt ssDeieB lei.
BEN @inFlgB Rubanbs aud in Gnrien
nab gdlGfina gu ftftiaen. Orr @ers
fafsr bes artiteIs BAT reht nit Der Be
bauptung, baB ale frdn3oFfheH Gtite
nit Glaggtai6muf in Snrien gefsiert
pDrosn ieifH. I'm bic ggbsutuug Der
fremosR aonturren5 ahsafhndden,
psTf Ct 6nrauF bin. nab ou6 Cir Gbs
paro @rsn bsr britifht auslanbmiHis
Fer, BE befpaasrs GttIIang Granlrtias
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-07-14

tn 5Drien 81 berI6iebenen Mdlsn, 70 I'm
u~nttrbdus De3smber 1912 unb mdr3
1914, dusbriidli9 arertannt babe.
Die fruns0FIde qolitit in SDrien
I'M 8ersih bes Mittdmeers III feline 9os
litit Oes Gbrsei3ts, d6et Te lam rtht
ietn unb tptrb nismaIS fem cine gpIitit
Der e%ntiugung", 70 bat, nod mad BEN
alsbru4 bes 9riegts unb mitten in Der
8etdtigung Der 8dIfeRbribsri9dFt Der
GnteHte, Der frdn8Dfi6e QbgeOrbnete
8torge 2epguss In Der Gammer erildrt.
Bel elmer logiI9sn Gnttpidling Der inters
n~dtiondlen 9e3tsbungen bate 5rdntreia
BET elmer 4uftetlung Der diidtiIden Iirs
tel iia cuf einen 8unfIitt NIT England
uno m6eliher Msiie aud NIT RuBldne
uno StdIien atTaBt MAIDEN miiFeu. Der
8eiib Spriens als Giderung Der 3us
gangs unb a~bIaBpege bes GupBrat unb
5noiens lit felt ben Sagen bes groBen
Ytplomdrs BON alien 6errGhsrn aeepps
tens dngeItrebt porben. DAP Gnqlaub
ais 6srridtr in asgDpten unb in Sns
bitn aud ouf Gprten iein qusenmert
ri6tete, eri9ien nur cine Io9ii6e Gorbss
ring. Geit Der Grridtung Der Gntente,
peIae friiber aIs gang nattirIi9 dnge'
neutrality-suspicious. nusgsfaaItet
lat, unb felt Qusbrl9 bes Melttrieaes,
pGlasr Der groBtu irttrndtioualen 4os
It'll oan5 neus Rittlinisu ptiisu ptro,
Eat Granirei9 G1rien ulg ben ibn gus
iommenoen 8eutednteil in anIpru6 gee
nomn1en.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-07-14

Sic brdhten i6rs 3ait bin, inoer ft
in DertItdttfn ftanoen unb 6ammtr
unb Qmbos haub6abten. 0ah BEN
MittogsmabI piIigtsu un6 iaten fs.
@m Q6eno fltterter fe ibr gieh unb
feQten re lire Gt1ae. ltnb EFT nod
pem QbenbtFtu berTdmmeIttn tie fid
nm i5rtn 6eimatlihtn geiGngen gu
lauifin. Bon otm leberftub ibres 5Itis
Bes iaufttn fe nenes 2anp, bas Ts ielbft
bsbduten urb bearbeittten. DEM ber
8eutiae tauft 2dno, urn Ron beIIen
5ritten 5u Itben, otr gingeborene abr
b~ertauft e ibm. UNI bic mibielige
Ganbar6eit log 5u itiH. Cd berfteher ss
bic 8eutihen, fit bur5 Snteatgsu3,
5tefB unb 4usoausr bsIiebt gu MAIDEN
unb iIn INNER meter entpor3Hdrbtiten,
nag mir linen BAL ibreH @erbieuiteH I'M
bic 6f6ung unD bic Doblfabrt BEG gdns
oss gsrH gonHen."
3teiss fir bic baatIhe GoIpnialdrbeit
IN QdidHina 70 oldn3tnbe 3eugRis lit
ID elmer 3situng etTaisntn, tpsIhe rein
fprii6e SHttrefeu btrfitt uno burds
aug tsiae ~btIonbsrt Breunbin 6es
3euti6iums 1T. 4uh in ber obeu ers
nd6nten Rsifdtrift iber oGas 6eitige
Gnnb BON 6eutt4 BON Gtena g. Bra6s
foro liz p~isotrboIt otr 4rbeit Der beuts
ihen aolonifgn d~aertennenoe Grpdbs
uuug gttdH DDrDgn. 9eim @intreffeu
in 6oifa ftnbsn Bic HeileHben Inter-
tunft tn einem bon beatfhen &oloniiten,
ffndbiihen 8enplsrn. ssbdItensn Gats
baus. a6oFort trbitlten mir bns ges
fibl. ut6t in Sbrisn, foHbsrn in
Deutiflanb az fem, uno bic beutihen
aoloniitsn babIn ben erfol9rsiden 8ers
iun unternommen, bic Melt in gang
galdfina auf prottH6tm @tqe All btrs
befern@ 10 btiBt e ba. Die 5ahrt mad
Qd5aretb ngrb in tinsm Ron 8eutfden
fa6ri8ierten Daaen %3uridetltgt. Qu.
bgr 2eiie mad Saffa tommt BAG aug
6ubn unb grot. Dottein unb Srangtn
beitehsnbe, bon ben ueutihen Gaitbduss
leuten gefd1ig in 3tifunQspapier eins
g .tteIte" 6rllitit alien 81 ~itatten.
oQas G9ern3 mar btrgefen, nber mir
ieenttm aus bantbarem 6erseH biefe
Dsuti6sn fir ihr Gra6Fad, lire nit
StsiHflisien b%eissitn, NIT Rtr3en trs
Isudteten. uHsebd5tsn, ober nit mars
msr Gdffrtunbi6aft angefHuttn tlsis
nan Gaitbduier, bersn Simmer nitt
numsriert. ionbtru bsnamt Inb. go
bieBeH bic uufriqen .maria4 nh
gWloIeg" uno i6r BEN olqemsinen
Gaf3immer prangts Der Rame rJsrael',
10 buB mir bersits in bieism 2ebeH 3u
unferen 8dtsrn bsriammsa nuresn.A
8as III bic Qr6tit Der btutihen Sos
l%oHitsn, nit maIter Fe, nod BEN Nus
ipruh beg 8eutidtn Ruilsrs, benz etuts
fdsH Rdmen Gre gemaht unb BEN
8suti6tum ahtung btridnfft bdben.
8as If Biz Qr6tit, 6iHter hel6er fd
tsine poIitifdm 3psde unb ambitiouen
otrbtrgen. lHe bic nun aud, ME ean5
qaidFina, h~iHsiHgriHsn in in bsn @trs
BEL br BelttOHflitts uno in bic 3isIe
ess @elitrisqss.
Die Sitluns 9aldHinas BEN @sIts
triss gegsHabtr min, absasbea pog isis
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-07-14

Saiia, pom Meerc ans seiebeu.
Die .Dtutf4e Gsfabr" fir grunts
reid io1te burh ben arsg aud
aug Gprien gsideudt iDerOen. 8isis
gtfabr bat BET frdn50Hfs 8srfaHer Der
e~rfpdbnteH S6rift uber Die rSprif9e
Grage4 foIgenbsrmaBeu geI6iloert: Die
heati6s aonturren5 1T duf BEN 9ebtst
bes 9dnbels in bohem MaBe brobeno.
Sire 61nbelsrtifenbeH iino 5dblreifer,
tdiiger, Dtrtaufsn aud lire Bdren bills
Ger ais bte uHierigen. DeutI9Idub niro
nod eiues cages bic 9trrIderin bes
5anbsls in Gbrien tperoeH. Der bsuts
ide 5dHbel piro uateritiBt burd bic
Glaqae, bic bon ben Ddmpiern Der
BeuiI1en qepdntssQinie gtfiihrt niro,
bur9 bic artbitinfitRte in 8eirut,
aletanbrtttt, SdFFa unb Serufolem.
gfit Der Gon8effion ,5um 5dfenbdu in
4~lsrdnorette. Dtlter Beirut grobe aons
turrsn3 mahen piro, fopis bur4 bic
gaqbabbdbn ielbit, ptIde bic birettslte
Clinic 5ipiifen benz JnoiIhen S5eau unb
BEN MitteIdnbiI6en Weer perbeR pirO,
lit 8eutI6ldnb 6err Der 3usdnse, tpeIae
8um Wteer uao gum 6inttrlanb fibrsR,
unb 70 nirb ts Istns fpirtIhaftlihs 6es
qemonie iibtr SprisH unb Ms1opotdmien
ousaben ionnen.'
9as mar Ron Der frdn55ffhen 4utos
rit1t betreffs aller Gragtu bes 9adbsn
Sltens unmittelbor Dor BEN 4usbrn4
bes aritges gsfhriebeH fpprbsn. 5n biss
zen Qusfdbrmesu. pelde puldfiua NIT
6britn in iih ftlisBen, lit cine Der
~brenmnben Gragen bargeIe9t, an pelten
f9 ber 9rieg tnt3unbet bat. git qalds
ftina muBte aud Gnrien hiHeinge3oeeu
iperbm In bic geipaltfdms 2oIung bes be
Meft beresenben Gonflitts.
Die fran85ff5en 8sitrsbuneen Fnb
duf bic gepinnunq bes orobifheu 9eils
btr 9arfei esriatet. Dir ardbif6e Cos
bon Der Sarleis8 stDssung Bat ibren 3eus
trdlfb In paris. llebtr bic Sdtigfeit Der
frsnsoTfhm 9ropdeanbd in Gnrien
fodhrtnb be- arieees, nm bic Qrabsr
sum abfna bon Der 9irlei 80 berpeqtn,
oiebt cine tirliTHe GthIihrift BON OF
fobsr boriaen Sahrts 4ussunft. Die
9suf5driFt pin bic lrieiIe bes arieoss
esri6ts BON aibsh. Sprisa, (eieris iprfs
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-07-14

bic politiI6en ger6GRniFe in gatditina
uhb Sprisn bur6 ben 8rite aud ges
dHbsrt nerDep m0geR, a gilt ba eins
Rtformdrbett bon i~81sbeurem ltmfdnq
uno bon msH9eiddtFidsr gsoeutuns
gu bepdtigtn.
galditind muB, pis bic unoeren Cans
ber pe5 naben GHens, aug BEN G6utt
Der @%ergaHgenbeit ausgeerdben una
gang neu aufgebdut tDerben. Quh boa
Dirb Der arieg, Dit immsrs iein inns
gang III, 3ufpege brinoeH. lnb oa4
harum 1oa man i'm uttt idelten.
Die Shaftmdhm, neIhs in ben
GtdSt Scruiolem uto bereR umgegens
ongebduft itno, miFen fpegoerdumt
perotn. Die bormaIg tisFe galu9t
3propoon. pelde bic Mitte Der Stdbt
bardi9ueioet, 1T beute nur nod sins
fIade 8ObsnieRtlng. Orr fpilbe abs
grunO, in beftn goben Der 3ei9 Be-
tbesod eingdentt mar, 1T nun BIB iiber
ben Rano 5u9tihaitst. SIN Bette bss
8ats Sibron laaert Sriimmeripert in
boben 6dufen, uHb bic iyelienabbdngt,
fptIte Satob emf trtIomm, finb bur1
Gnutt UNI Scroll In 6igsIpdnbs bera
panbelt, auf benen aoru uno @emaEs
gtbsibt. Die 8ia 9oloroia, bsr gGdmsrs
3tnsipeg", pether. tiRen 4ilometer lang,
BON Stspbdn8iors 5ur Seilisen 9rdbess
iir6e fibrt, lisgt atgeapdrtia I'm u
Bis Is Meter bober Gls bic olte GtraBs
Der Ghutt Der Sabrbunosrie muB
~peaggrGumt perben, uno bic az Cams
pen, tpeIae bon Der Dede Der grabsss
tirde bdngsu uno nit i6rtm aidt 10
Ianet pilosn Strstt unb sinanb,r Fsinbs
Ielige &mbitionen beltu5tet bdbsH, miifs
fen dnsgtl0idt pGrbeu.
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ieiner ean5en 6errIi9teit erridtet pirb
unb Elm neues Sion" erftebt; ob Der
mosIsmsS oIhat meter anF Der Dodt
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tide @srbdliuife i'm eausen 9nhrn
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tina muB oer oStesn Mefes" ipiebsr Il.
btnoie merbsn. GanIt bas 9anb bon
neiem sefeahti fi nit s6itlihsr gofe btr
sipiseu 9hgsl unb NIT i0It!Iher Ddbs
Der Grbs uHs ibrer 8hlle.
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Dalasttna i'm WeltkrteQ,

Aaf bet gSlferfraFt bon aFen mad afrfa. Die sdnt6crr.
i9aft Hber bic 6eligen etdtteu. - Gin SuHerpUrt. - Ser iran.
S0fidc unO Oenti6e @infuf. Sas aeue 3ioH. Sgricn, bns
SinterIauo @aIdtuas. - Sic ara6ii9e grwtgung,
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Uon III. M. von MeIIentbin.


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gen bonperrdteriiher umtriebe sum
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beibt ba, ooB nur cine relatib tIeine 4ns
8abl bon estperbsmdBisen Sebern aIs
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ner, luelde in frembem Solbe gedrbsitet
unb eigenniibige 3iele perfolat b6tten,
bdtttn bic 8utgldubigteit Der arubiIheu
SugenO miBbraudt. SIS banbIt ii9 teis
nesrpegs INN fine rationale 9etpeeunq
potr gar I'M cine 1rdbif6e Grbebune,
Ion0erH nur un ben 6odberrat Der ets
ma %5pti3uubert perfonen, bic, teilrpeiie
in tontumacium, gtrthtst poroen pds
rem.
Die 9aiio6e hebt feF, bdB bic
6ofiHuug 6rantrei9s auf bas gfrana
8ofiIhe 9er3 Sgricns' o0aiq febls
gsIdlagen lit. Ueoer bic bcbdupttie
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geIdmta BIB gum Qusbrlh bes ariegts
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berts Stein auf Stein suidmmsngefiiat
iporbeu par. 1T in oem einsn Quqens
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aonfdntirppet unb biz britiiden Qmbi'
tionen duf BEN 2dn6peQ ndh Srbien
ourt bic Eiirtci unteritdBt bat.
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Der qr6eit. BEN fran3o1fhan Ginftub III
qaldiiua uno Gprien git beieitigen. Die
rationale @oItsbtpe9ung allen piro e
inbtFen tbenIplpenig tim. ME bic
9rit1sqtridte uro Bic rMiabnubmsn Der
militdriid5n 9%otnenoigteit" pelae. pie
in 4ruenien, 70 audi in Palditina fnr
bic frembe gg06tttruug, b~eionbers
fiji bic Suoen. groBes nngsmod
I'M gtfolgc ec6obt BADEN. Die Eiirfei
nod Idnge 3eit nift imitanbe
iein, bic Gulturarbtit, ntlhe drantrtia
b~egonn,n, srfolgreia fortSuieben. Nie
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. Suosn," 70 lat friibsr sinmaI
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Der @eihiHte 9aIditinas gee
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