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The weekly soliphone., 1917-02-22

received a message last night an nouncing the death of her aunt Mrs. G. N. Albright, at Stanton Tenn.
 Attorney J. Robt Blair went to Lafe this morning to assist in the organization of farm loan asso- citation under the provisions of the new federal farm loan act
 Mack Horne, Q former citizen 0i Greene county, but for the past twenty years a resident of Camp bell, Mo-, is spending the day in Paragould greeting old friends.
 Bryan Woodland, little son of Mr. and Mrs Herbert Woodard, fell from box while playing at the home of J. c. Crowell this morning and broke a bone in. his left arm.
 (From Saturdays Daily Press)
 J. M. Futrcll is having his resi- d9nce- in West Parasalld remodel= ed. g<
 Mrs. A. W. Hanf who has been visiting friends in Paragould has returned to her home at Marma- duke
 M. w. Lloyd of Kennett passed through the city this morning from Oklahoma where he has been pros pecting for the past ten days.
 T. J. Brown who was called to Paris, Tex last Saturday on ac- count of the death of his father, has roturned to ,Paragould.
 Ed Shane has begun the erection of a handsome new bungalow on a lot on West Emerson street recent ly purchased from Mrs. Harry Flaw kins.
 J. II. Bridgett, wife and baby left this morning for Blytheville. They have bought a farm near that city and will make that their home. They have been keeping house for J. A. Stamps.
The weekly soliphone., 1917-02-22

John Noise. purchased Max well GET from Joscph's Saturday,
 Mrs Peck Long left this morn ing for Water Valley, <Ea to visit
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-04-18
PUT STOMACH IN.
FINE CONDITION
Says Indigestion Results from
an Excess of Hydrochloric
Acid.

UndigeNed food delayed In the
stomach decays, or rather, ierments tho
same as food left in the open air says
a noted authority. lie also tells us that
Indigo stion is caused by llyper-acidity
meaning, there is an excess OF hydro
chloric acid in the stomach which prevents
complete digestion and starts food fer
men,ation, Thus everything eaten sours
in the stomach much like garbage sours
in a can, forming acrid fluids and gases
which initiate the stomach like toy
balloon, Then we feel heavy. lumpy
misery in the chest, we belch up gas,
we eruc,ate sour food or have heart
burn. f,a,ulence. watcr-brash or nausea.
i lie tells us 10 lay aside all digestive
aids and instead, get from any pharmacy
four ounces of Jad Salts and take a
tablespoonful in a glass OF water before
breakfast and drink while il is edcr-
vescing and furthermore, to continue
this for a week. While relief follows
the first dose, II Is important to neutral
lie the acid,y, remove the gas-making
mass, start the liver, stimulate the kid.
neys and thus promote free flow OF
pure digestive juices,
lads Salts Is inexpensive and Is made
from the acid OF grapes and lemon Juice,
combined with li,ha and sodium phoS-
phate. This harmless salts is used by
thousands Of people for stomach trouble
with excellent results --AdN
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-04-18

The Crest Haven Taxi company"
Thank YOU again. II YOU will ex-
cuse me for a few moments will tele
phone out there tell them to meet VS.,
and then fake me back 10 the city"
He rose and went to the telephone
leaving me, in the word, Of the old
style noyeliSts, prey 10 mingled
emotions" Gratitude 10 Doctor Petit
for his SolicitouS care ot me was ten
pcred by diSmay al the though, OF what
Crest Haven and Marvin goS,lpS would
say when they should know OF ~ ar
rival a, mdnlgh, IN the company n
stranger ~
And what Dlcky'S mother would say
when | arrived home wl,hou, my hu,-
band could but family imagine her
rage But there seemed no prospect
OF my seeing Dicky Where he had
gene when he had flung himself away
from the balcony in Madison Square
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-04-18
Onions to Succeed
Roses and Orchids
In Conservatives

mITTSBURGH, Pa. April l8
~ Tomatoes. cabbages and onions
q will suppant orchid, and r0'c'
IN big Conservatives throughout Nh"
United States il the plans SET IN mo-
ton here today are carried ou'
Following the grim necessity ot in
crcaslng food production city Off
cials have suggested that the great
Phillips conservatory and other
smaller city Institutions be uau
formed into agricultural arScnd's
Mayor Joseph Armstrong TODAY
tclcgraphed the mayor Of Cleveland
suggesting that the plan be adopted
there. Cleyeland'S chief executive
has been asked 10 telegraph IN turn
to Chicago. and il is hoped the move.
ment will spread on the endless chain
basis.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-04-18
Tomorrow's Events

Mr., }. r. Bailey. Mrs. Joseph Hot-
man and Mrs Cody Fowler, afternoon
bridge In the home Of Mr.. BAILEY.
Mrs. ,. VI. Afford. dramatic art recit"i
honortng Miss Virginia Shaffer anu
Miss Eleanor shaw.
Judge aud Mrs. samuel ". Harris
dinner for the Pirates and their nus
bands.
Mr-. T.. Choutrau Iexg. one o'clock
luncheon In honor Of Mr-, {, " Kemp
Acorn club. Mrs. J. ". Nucks
Bihl~ study club, tsrne~,ir library
Chapter T.. 4. l.. o., Mrs. L. y. Ma
han.
Tho bridge club. Mrs. Harry 'er."n'
Thursday Bridge Luncheon club MIS-
Arthur {. Bennett
I,astante clu1. Mrs. T. ". ,leiiand.
I'm R~gie club. Mrs. J. :, futile.
Ioecnh club. Mrs B ~. strong ana
Mrs Darwin T.. Malone In the home oi
the former.
Bu-no su~rts Bridge club, evening"
party In tho home Of Dr. and Mrs
Paul H. Crawford. =.
FI-ur de Lis club Mrs. W VI
Rus, I've. Embroidery club, Mrs. =.
Choutesu Les
Rose Leaf Embroidery club, Mrs
Howard Huntley.
Cor~op~is Dinner club. Mr.. and Mrs
g. l.. Green.
Royal Luncheon club. Mrs. Erne"t
MorIey,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-04-18

right hand rather than leave YOU TO
make your way home at midnight 10 a
lonely suburb like Marvin"
who is making a suprcmcly silly re-
mark now" | retorted, and indeed.
was intensely annoyed at Doctor Pet
TITS words They were theatrical
enough to have come from the lips OF
Harry Underwood. but there was a
grim earnestnesS about them that |
disliked even more than | did Mr. IN
derwood'S ilamboyart banter
you have not vet answered my
question about the Crest Haven taxi
drivers Doctor Pettlt reminded me
and there was something in his tones
that compelled me TO give him the
information he asked
81 am sure any OF the TAXI companies
could furnish YOU a driver back !
said
Thank YOU And will YOU tell me
the bes, company"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-04-18

The first production of the Neigh
torhood Players which was TO have
been pu, on at Sis o'clock this eve
ning in the parish house theatcr has
been postponed until next Wednes.
day evening at the same hour, when a
fourth one act play will be presented
in addition to the three previously an
nounced
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-04-18

Mr. Jerome Harrington oi Wichita.
who was the gueS, Yesterday and TODAY
Of Mr.. Henry K Hoffman, Az West
Thirteenth street will return home this
evening Mr. Harrington came down
to attend the informal dance given las,
evening by Mr. Hoffman at the Coun-
try club, in honor OF Mr. and Mrs
Walter II. Caldwell who celebrated
their fourth wedding anniversary.
u. IL
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-04-18

! OraNCrOit ne next meeting VIII be
announced
Mrs Frank g. Shoemaker lr Of 1921
West Thirty fourth street. will give an
informal luncheon at the Country club
Friday at o'clock complimentary 10
Mrs Gerard Rodman 81 Fort Wayne
Ind and Miss Clara Stu;m OF Mary
vile Mo
The event OF interest this evening is
the marriage OF Miss ANITA Padcliord,
the daughter Of Mr. and Mrs A 5.
Pldeliord OF S24 West Sixteenth street,
10 Mr. Charlie Raymond Scott OF Lex
ington ky, which will bc quietly ccle
brated at < o'clock IN the presence Of
only the member, oi the immediate
family and a fcw intimate friends Mrs.
Hollis Guy Oliver viii attend her SIS
ter as matron Of honor and Miss BcS-
sic Edwinc Brogan as maid OF honor.
Mr. John Virgil Scott OF Houston, Tex,
will act as man OF honor for his broth
cr The marriage vows will be read by
the Rev Frank Barrett OF 81, Luke s
Methodist church
Mrs O. G. Hannum, Mrs John f.
Cooke. Mrs L. S. C. Henry Mrs ]
NJ Smith, Mrs George Mitchell and
Mrs Rex Ferguson were additional
guests yesterday when the g. ] y
club met at the home # Mrs y 4
Clum. lOj5 East Nrnth street 4 pleas
ing feature ol the afternoon va, the
presentation oi a birthday cake and
gifts to Mrs Claude March and Mrs
Charles Hogc, who were celebrating
their birthdays The club will meet
April ~ with Mrs Grover Forbis, 8jl
East Fourth street
The No Name club met last night
with Mrs Charlie, lIdlebaugh and Mr
Arthur Hidlcbaugh at their home 1888
West Seventh street. the occasion be
ing a farewell 10 Mrs !. NJ Flnney
and Mrs. W B McComb, who arc
leaving shortly with their families for
a months camping trip near Medicine
1 Park The high score iayorS were won
/ by Mrs Hidlcbaugh and Mr. Max
lIciiner The men OF the club will give
line parry Monday evening in honor
OF INC ,dnle'. ne neS' regular meet
ing VIII DC ann.uhsea.s
III. p,,r,,. cI,h =, ,HoFm.,,o,
.tLaaI .,li 40. va, ,oNroo, a,
7 80 SGfock when the following pro
gram Will he Riyerh
a The Firsr Song
h. sleep Rahy sleep, go, .,,..y.'..
vo,,l soio, .''..''... NJ Ms o." q " s,I,er
Talk BETTER Babies" ................
Miss Edna Holland Of tnly. Hospital
Inc program VIII be con''naca WIN
lantern sliacS from inc S'a'e u''''c'
4
The Woman M,SNonery society o'
the ftS' PteSbyterian churth met yes,
. 'Tday IN the church parlorS az w
siding The devotional services were
led by Mrs. !. ". zimmerman Fol
lowing reports Of the Presby,erial held
recently at Perry. Okla Miss Myrtle
no Ne Z NJ Roswor,h Mrs A
Wbu.ford Gave hook reyiew ON Old
Soa;r and New America A shor, pa.
ner ., Child I lie IN India nv Mrs
! me- - NJ IL H. ,r,,,,
i NV y, L;lr pau ~ ,,oi'L L.,, y" r r.nto".d
a''e' winch ,u''s. ".u' was e''''''
IT. u,-.., ,'.;,;. nrc.
ne p. Np",dIl NuH.na,y W '"e N'",
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-04-18

Garden when he saw Doctor Petit
seated beside me | had no idea.
II was, therefore. with the greatest
surprise not unmixcd with apprehen.
SION, tha, when our very excellent meal
had been concluded, and we having
taken a taxcab 10 the PENNSYLVANIA
station. came toward the gates leading
to the Long Island trains caught
sigh, OF Dickys standing BY the guard,
Scrutnlnzlng everyone that passed.
(CopyrightJ
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-04-18

Mr. and Mrs Bernard b Jones OF
the Lee Huckins hotel will arrive late
this afternoon from an extended trip
in the east and south In their alb
Scnoe Mr. and Mrs Jones visited New
York, Chicago, Washington, New Or
leans and diieren, points in Missis-
Slppl
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-04-18
By Aletha Barr Taft.

~ RRS. b. +. HARTMAN OF l2t
MM| East Seventh street and Mrs
UNJl George k Williams OF 2oI
West Thirteenth street CAV,
the second in their Sorie, OF Spring par
ties Yesterday afternoon when they en-
tertaincd seventy two guests delight
fully with bridge at the home ot Mrs
Williams The house was beautiful
with a wealth OF lllaoS and purpl,
fleur de lis. Mrs Iartman and Mrs
Williams were assisted IN receiving
and entertaining the guests by Mrs. J
M Bass, Mrs J g. Street Miss kath.
crime Nash and Miss Katherine Zart.
man The high score bridge favor
were won by Mrs a J. McMahan anC
Mrs. Warren X Snyder, while on eact
table were attractive novelty bonbor
baskets made Of green and white oandy
which were cut for by the players
Mrs Williams and Mrs Iartman en-
tertaned with the third OF the seric.
Of parties at ! O'Clock today
"
Mr. and Mrs. William 5. Bulkley, Mr.
and Mrs HuPtcr A Crayersit. Mr. auC
Mrs d A Richardson Mr. and Mrs
Russell T.. Lowe, Mr. and Mrs. Thoma,
g. Chambers. Mr.. and Mrs W + Tay
los. Nj and Ms sydney II Brock, Mr.
and Mrs Robert II Gardner, Nh anC
Mrs. Marion s. Cootcr, Mr. and Mrs
Clarence l. Henley, Mrs Eli Brown
and Mrs w NJ Hinton Of Muskogc,
were additional guests last evening
when the PLAYERS club met at the hom,
OF Mr. and Mrs. " G Burke. l2l'
North Sharic avenue The club score
were made by Mrs NJ l. Turner anC
Mr. William J Pettee, the guest favor
being awarded Mrs. Clinton and Mr.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-04-18
OFFICERS TRAINING
FOR THE PRESIDE

SAN FRANCISCO. April Is Or
dcrs to open training camp at the
Preside here May TO train 2,SOO oiti
GERS ior the first complement q the
augmented United States army were
made public here last night al head
quarters Of the western Department ui
the lnl'cd States army
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-04-18
Card OF Thanks.

wish to thank the many friend,
who came to my assistance in the time
Of need and distress May the good
Lord bless each and every one is m,
PRAYER his wife.
MRS, CHAS l.. GALLOWAY
1902 East Fifth street. City
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-04-18
SAM LOYD'S PUZZLE
Pour Minutes to Digest This.
No. l20.


A REBuS.
Two words which denote what old
Shylock will hold
On your house or your land, ere
he lends YOU his gold,
Enjoned, name a being who wan.
derS from home,
And IN many strange climates may
Sniourn or roam,
But whete'er he may he. in town,
country or strand,
lie can never exist in his own ma
tive land
Answer TO No. iio. ~
The winning candidate received
5000 votes, the second man l.IOO
and the third 1900
copyright 1917. ny sam Lloyd
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-21

0os CONCERT Der &apeIe Der Wlarine-
9lfooemie uno 9iefriltirimg am
@eri6tsgebdu0e @Iob. Gie
0omen unO Serrcn Ger n6lora
Bella Gompagnie~ iebten iid
Our6 i6re patriotiide 6eier in Ger
N}uiif.9[fooenie einen 0enfiteiu.
Se6r ent5uiiaitilb mar Die patrio-
tii6e Nioiienuerionlmlung, mel6e ouf
oet @la5a Dor Dem @eribtsgebGiloe
ceitern 9lbeno INN 8 llbr ltattfano.
0as ous9e5ei9nete @iilitdr-Gon5ert
Gatte Sunoerte bon 2euten onge5o-
gen, pie ou6 ole feurigen glnipro6en
Scr peri6ieOcnen &eoncr ibren Gin
0rud ouf Die @enge nibt perieblten.
Die potriotii6en Spreber lporen Ger
G1tb. 5. 9orrp Ma6ool, Der 9ldt6.
Gbos. 81. S6irnL Socob @pitein
Gommanoont Charles j. Nladltt Il.
Q. 9t. 81. s., unO ". 3. @oIosbo-
rough. Den Goriis fii6rte eugene
s. Beer. Sfii8iere ino Nlunnidaf-
ten ser Gereinigten Staoten-Nlorine
in ibren i6muden llniformen perlie-
Ten Dem @on3en oen notbieen
S6neio. 0oB ole patriotiibe Ser
iommhlng erfolgrei6 Oerlief beluie-
fen oie so iimgen @l6nner, wel6e
uuf Oie @ii6ne unter 0en 9cifaqsrll-
fen lmo alatiden Der Menee traten
un0 lic6 fiir Die 9rnoesflotte amuer-
Zen lieBen. Oie @6re WlarplanO'S lit
oerettct. Die 3a6l Ser 800 lit ooa.
SIorn 9eIlo Gompagnie.
9lub bic potriotiiAe 5eier, uel6e
geItern 9todmittog in Der Otuiifafa-
Oenie bon ser 6lora 9ello Gompng.
nie peronitoltet iporoen mar, bottc
Ocu gemiinidten Griolg. Gie onmn-
t6igen 0omen Oieier 9i6nengeieIl-
Idoft i6ren 6cionOeren 9ieij aus. So
nen por es pobl on meiiten 81 Oer-
oonfen. ooB cine 10 eroBe 9ln5abl bon
iuneen 2euten BON GatriotismuS
beieelt, oui Die 8iibne troten iino it,
re 9l6li6t funo t6aten in Oic Wlorine
ein5utreteu. Die @iuiif-9lfoOemie
mar 0oIIgepadt uno ser @nt6uiias-
mus fannie feline @ren5en beionberS
ais Oos oor5iieli6e SrdeIter patrio-
tii9e @eiicn ipieIte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-21
SaOpOlfOrIdcr rcst Gnt6uiidsmns
an.


Can 6roncisco, 20. glprtl.
Gem lieutenant cir @rncit s.
Sbadleton, ser Siiopolforiher, wel-
der beute BON bier obfdbrt in Sort.
Iesung leiner gReiie bon gluitrolien
mad, 2onoon plr0e geitern glbeno
in elmer @eriomulitug I'M aGibic gllt-
oitorilna", in pelher er unter oen
gluipiaien oeS n@obenlion Gibbs
cine 9feOe biclt, Elm cntbuiioltiider
@mpfdng bercitet.
Gr modtc gum S6hlb lciner 9&eoe
oie9emcrfltng nGs banoelt licb nicbt
mebr Inn Die 9laiirten lonoern Inn
ms 0os mebrere Eouieno Ser
Ioncn nmfoiienoe gluoitorilum nliroe
at gntbuliosmiis bingeriiien unO
Iong nod einanoer uStar Spongleo
Banner, 800 iooe tbe Sing mo
oie n@farieiaoile",
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-21
llmpatriutiIdJc SnnOlnno.

SSm meItliben Eoli5eigeribt Dor
9iidtcr Saul Sobannien fam eeitcrn
Elm 9}o6ipiel elmer @oriteIling i'm
.9lcip G6eoter" an ser @eIt-Sering.
tonsStroBe gum g(6ibluB, in peldein
Or. 93i6oro SSn0epcnoence @Blinger,
80 Sabre alt, ole imireiiuiaige fiib-
renoe &oae ipiclte imO iein &oter,
@oworO @Blineer, 70 Sabre alt, i6u
unireimiQig oiIiitirte. 9lls Wiitmir.
fenoe lmo Statiiten batten iib Gapt.
9f, Suffer S6rDod lno Gbef Yeoman
@m. s. gurop, lopie Die Ylabanmei-
Icrin oeS E1eoters, W1arD Ma6ooIp,
uno cine g[n8obl 8eugen eingefuu-
Sen. Or. GBlinger mar 6eiduIoigt,
BEL oem Spielen Der giotionalbDmne
nibt oufgeitanOen 81 iein ino ouBer.
Dem Capt. SbrDof imo Gbef 9urOp
6lir6 Hcoensarten beleioigt 81 bnben.
9}a6 9(lsiagen Der 3eueen ioa Or.
@BIinger iiA in Dem SoDer folgenoer-
naBen 9eGrBert boben: Bur Solle
nit guHl" Or. @Blingcr beitritt
cntIdieOen oieien 9(usipru6 9etban
81 boben CAB uber 8u Iit nidt mie
Elm y@entlenan" oen beioen Serren
oegeniiber benommen 81 boben Ger
@rilno oes SibenbIeibens NOR oarin
5u ie6en, oaB iein @ater i6on Oorber
BEL einem 2ieO eeItauOen babe ino
plobli6 idpod wuroe, mes6olb er
ii6 nit oemielben nieoerieste. Or.
@Blinger purOe 81 elmer @elOltrafe
bon $50 nebit Soften beitrnit imo
Serr gBlinger, fen, freieeipro9en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-21

solitiidc arifc in oefterreib.

2onoom 90. s(pril. glob bic.
Iigen 9lniidten bot Die 0lterrei6iiAe
politiide ariie ibren llrIprltng IN
Dem @uni4e Ger oiterrei6iiben 9fe.
gierung, Die politiihen 5rogen pie
oie Der Sprode in 9obmen ouf por-
lomentoril6em @ege ino niht our9
outofrotiide MaBnobmen gu loielt
um Dem oemotrotiihen @efiibl, be-
Ionoers Dem in RuBlano, nit Dem
man 6rieeensoerbonOlunge onfnii-
pfen ou fonnen bofit, nidt 81 nobe
5l treten. 0elterreidiihe 3eititu9en
foroern Die iin5ufrieoene Deutlhc
9Sdrtei olif iid oieien gerbdltnillen
3u fiiaen ober es lheint ooB ole
Yortci Sieie Soltng ondunebmen
nidt reht geneiat lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-21
pic Np[aen eines Nlnnidles.

Ser 81 Sabre alte 8illiont Sooi-
iogle bon Ger. t549, Goleitr., puroe
gcitern 0la9mittaa i'm glmbuIon5ma-
gen Ger iii0weitli6en Eoli5ei ms
6rnnflin-Square Soipitol eebro6t.
@ion mar ser Wieimlng, ooB Der jun
ee Mann Sit 81 ii9 eenommen 66t-
te, oenn er befono ii6 in einem elem.
oen 8uitano, Der aber, pie man ipG-
Ter berausfano, our1 ii6erm1Bigen
gllfobol.@enuB 6erporeeriifen mar.
@lf 6loiben Bier botten oent Soof.
nagle nnideinenO niht eeniiet; oa er
allN nod Elm Quantllm g8biSfeD Der.
tilgt 6otte. @r tpuroe nod leiner 9e.
bonolung ms SoipitaG weeen Grun.
fenbeit eingeiperrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-21
SyntcrciIuute 9cbuttcn.

Sn Scr Sisune ser 9lmerifonii6en
9lfooemie Der politii@en lmo
io5ioIen @iiienidIofteu II Ser
i6ieoene glnii1tcn ilber Die g9eee,
einen oouernoen 5rieOen 5u cr.
5iclcn. II Qos S9mert ODER Die
9ruoerliebe9
@DiIaoelpbio, 90. 9lpril. ~
0ie beutioe Siblng ser 9(merituni-
i6en 9lfoocnlie fir poIitiicbe unO
iooiol-ofonomiibe 8iiienidoften NOR
iebr bemerfenspertb, peil Die gln-
Ii6ten ser Nlitglieoer iiber oas Ebe-
ma n9lmerifo's Steaung gum SSeIt-
Gonflift uno gum g(bihIuB ocs 6rie-
oens" mcit ouseinonoer eingen.
@Gbreno Elm Sbeil oerielben in bon.
ltdnoieer llntermerflne Oes Oeutiden
Wdliforisntus oen ein5igen gSeg 5u
einem 0ouernoen6rieoen iob, glolibte
ser onoere S6eiI, OoB cine 4olitit
bon aIlgemeiner 9ruoerliebe iino
glltrllismus am beiten gum 3iel fiib-
rem miiroe.
9ie @erlommlung, ipelde licb aus
oen gr0Bten 9enfern aus allen Ebei.
len ser 9fation 5uiommeniebt lit 5ur
3cit in omci 2oeer getrennt mel6e
iib aus W1iIitarilten lno 8acifiitcn
6uionmeniebcn.
Ger Oeuti9e W1ilitarismus puroe
ais Die lebte 3uillldt Der 9liItofrotie
be3ei6net, itn0 es ipuroe betont, Die
9flidt ser &creinigten Staoten
ntiiIIe oorin 6eite6en, oicicn 81 inter
Oriiden. Gelitidlano niiiie beiiegt
meroen oos bon ibm beieste Serrito-
rim i6m abgenommen, imo es miiiic
ge5mlngen weroen, elmer S0oerotion
oaer O}Gbte bei5utretcn Inn Si6er-
belt fir einen beItdnOigen 6riieocu
81 erbolten.
Gieier 9lniidt iton0en 0ic BON an.
oeren Wlitglieoern geGiiBerten Wlei-
mneen gegenii6er, melHe Ourd cine
Gerbriioerltng ser ein5eInen g}otionen
Die oaein OouernOen @littel ie6en, Der
@elt oen eluieen 6rieoen 81 geben.
gSolter Sippnon bon gletp g)orf,
ser Serousgeber scr o9lem Gepr-
blic" por Ser erIte 9eiiiruorter in
ser @ruppe, wel6er Sen 6rieOeu
ourd @emolt er5lpingen pollen.
6erner nobmcn an Der Gebotte Die
Erofciioreu E6ilip so. @ropn bon
ser @riucetopn llniOeriitdt, 9rof
Simon g. @otten BON ser llnioerii-
tdt bon @enniploonio 9iolono g.
lli6er BON Scr @oibinoton llniocrli-
tat, mo 6ronflin s. @iOoines bon
Der Columbia llniOeriit0t t6eil 9lud
ipraden 6reoeric q. GonOert uno
GbonOler g. 9lnocrion bon 9lcp
gorf, pic Sames 8. SIooOen bon
Segos.
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Oeheimniiie Der sd@ammsadlt.


SpItemotiide fiinltlide 3iidti9ung
Der graeueer Oes 9aOeidWonmes.
.@eben mir eiltcr ihmannloien
8uflmft entgegen20 Gieie 5roge
ipilroe Dor Ginger 8cit in elmer fad-
mGnniiden 9[bbunoline er0rtert, in
pelAer oie Our6 plonloie 6iiderei
beriduloete, itets 5unebmenoe Ser.
ormning Der SfpommqrilnOe I'M
Wteere er0rtert uno oos cin5ige Sell
bon elmer ipitcnotiid our6gefl6rten
Sdmomnl5udt erfonnt miro.
0ie notiirlidcn Sdmommgcbiete,
oie lih beitte bouptiG6li6 I'M W4ittel.
lGnoiiben Wleer ltno on oen aiiitcn
BON 5lorioo befinoen meroen imner
iincroiebieer; oie Gultur oeSShmom.
mes, Der Gin 70 midtiaes @2ittel I'M.
icrer 9orperpflege 1T, oesbalb Inn
10 notbwenoieer. Ser 9ooeihpontm
por bisber elm umiloeS S6ier", mir
miiIien ibn MN 6u einem n@ousi
tbier~ maiden. Sn oem Centrum Der
Shmommfiiherei 0eS W1ittelmeeres,
in Dem fran50iiihen Sfor bat man
ein 2aborotorium eingeridtet. oos
lid nit Dem wiIicnidoftliden ShI.
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gnffalo gips o@DO @cR e6Olu",

g(ln %, 26. uno 81. 9[pril finoen
in Baltimore 9orlteauneen bon 9nf.
folo 9iGs n8ilo t.@eiellihoft"
Itott, BEL mel9em ser S1mereeipidt.
Champion SeiIe @iaoro ieine aiinite
5ur S6ol brineen miro. @or einigen
Eogcn rei6ten Iib 5mei Der eroBen
aGmpfer Ole Sdnoe. @s waren oieS
'9iap SimoaD, ser in ieinen admpien
eegen oeir 9eufel nod ME itnterlegen
it, uno Seize @iIlaro, ipelder Sad
Sobnion sic @eltnciiterihoit cntriB.
Seiic 8iaaro lit oie Star" 9lttroc.
tion~ Ser 9nfioIo 9ia o@ilo @eit
S6op".
9iQD Sunoop botte MIR einen 9c-
mun0eriines -9lusritf fir SeB, inoem
ioete: Sic iino o6er eroB, aber i6
CLAUDE, iA fam cine &unoe nit
S6nen ouS6oltcn~ 98iQoro Iodte
uno rief SunOop 5u: aS6los az 10
frdftig Gu fonnit, 9iQDl" Srmoop
la1te rmo iii6rte all, OoB CT einen
5iemlid Itarfen S6loe fii6ren fonne,
uno bier 5oeerte Snnoao, bod
SeB mimterte oenielben ouf ST. idla-
gen ~ Sunoop fam ser 9hliioroc'
ritng nod, ood miBtc SeB ber5li6
lohen lno crfldrte, DOB Sunoop ibn
foum 6eriibrt babe. glod oieler flei'
nen @piiooe wrroen 9iap mo SeB,
oie beioeu groBen &dmpfer p6otogro'
bbirt, uno beioe Serren modten cine
g[utomobiIfabrt. Sun0o1 beneioete
99iaoro Inn Ieinen feds Monatc Gou-
traft nit Dem Girtus.
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StaIieniIdle qnftldliffe belieet.

Qon0on 20. glpril. = Cine
oiterrcibii6e oifi5ieae auuoeabe, bic
bon @ien bier eintraL melOet, Dab
orci itolieniibe 9uitidiife, ole einen
oiterreicbiihen Seeplon 81 iiberpdlti.
gen hldten, weaen ibrer 9eihdOi-
glne 5um 9lbItieg in oie See ge5luin.
gen muroen. Ser aompi ianO in Der
norOIidcn 9lorio itatt. Eic gIero.
plane fieleu in sic SGnoe oiterreidi-
i6er Eorpeooboote, Die i6re cigenen
Slieger retteten imo orci italienii6e
Sfii5iere umo einen lluterofii5ier &c.
ion9en nabmen.