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Evening journal., 1917-04-25
Premier Assures American People That Eng
lands Desires Are Not Based on Such
FallaciOuS POIicy---BeIieveS United States
Will Throw All Their Energies Into Battle
for the Liberties of Mankind.
NOTHING CAN TURN YOUR FACE
FROM IT" DIPLOMAT DECLARES

"lOu realize that this is not n quar-
rel for so many square miles Of ter
ritOry.
"iOu know thoroughly well that
the liberties Of mankind alone ara
anlmating the Allied cause.
Therefore, you have joined in the
great conquest.
I'VE know you will throw all your
forces OF invention, production and
man power into the balance.
Nothing can turn you from it,"
Taking step nearer his auditors,
the British envoy, his tall. frock-coat-
ed slender form tense. spoke quietly
and earnestly OF his feelings toward
America and the feeling he has
sensed in America toward the Allied
cause.
-YOu viii see the war through. II
there is any certainty in human af-
fairs, that Is certain"
Balfour did not mention a separate
peace. but every one who heard him
, knew what he meant.
"NO one who has walked among
you can for one moment doubt the full
determination OF the American people
TO throw themselves whole -hoartedly
into the greatest conflict ever waged
81 indeed apprcc'at this opportun'
nv to say TO the American public how
very deeply we value your kindness
your enthusiasm and the warmth O
your welcome
"All our hearts arc touched by you
outward and visible manifestation
of tha' sympathetic emotion Wilicl
! accompanies the assumption Of you
part in the great cause and the IN
surfing Of It's success"
! u Turning 10 the arrival OF the Frencl
tContlnued on Page Twol
Evening journal., 1917-04-25
CONTINUE sIppLE CASE.

When the case against Joseph Bid
die. colored. charged with dlsorderly
conduct. was called In Municipal Court
this morning. Officer Mcdaniel. to
whom the case was referred for in
vestigation yesterday. produced two
witnesses for the defense. AS Judge
Churchman had heard the States side
of the case yesterday, Deputy Judge
Finger continued il until Friday morn
ing when Judge Churchman could hear
the defense.
Evening journal., 1917-04-25
GOVERNMENT ORDERS
WIRELESS DISMANTLED

In compliance with a request re-
ceived yesterday from the United
States Navy Department, the DUPONT
Powder Company will at once disman-
tie the wireless station on top OF the
building. At the Office of DR.. w. g..
Hudson. medical director for the COM
pany. who had charge OF the station, II
was stated this morning that such an
order had been received and that IL
would be complied with at once. The
station has been closed for some time.
II has been used for experimental pur-
poses. but not for the sending or re-
ceiving OF messages.
Evening journal., 1917-04-25
pAILApELpHIAN Is FINEp.

George L. Murray was fined So and
costs in Municipal Court today for dis
orderly conduct at the p. B. & w.
r. r. station last night Murray came
from Philadelphia on a train and be-
came abusive when. at the request of
the conductor. a special officer arrest
ed him.
Evening journal., 1917-04-25
FINEp For rREsPAssINe.

William Hess was nned So and costs
by Judge Churchman today for tres
passing on the property OF the T. a.
r. Railway Company in West Yard
last night He pleaded guilty when
arraigned before Deputy Judge Fin
ger in the Municipal Court this morn
ing.
Evening journal., 1917-04-25
IMPORTANT NOTICE TO NEWSBOYS

Through the courtesy of the Rev. John j. Connolly,
pastor of ST. Thomas Church. and X C. Bsrkoot pro-
pretor of the K. C. Barkoo Worlds Greatest Shows
authorized to invite all Wilmington newsboys,
matter by what newspaper what agent
employed to attend the big Baroot Carnival, at Front
and Union streets, tomorrow Thursday evening.
We make this at the request of Father
Connolly and Mr.. Barkoot They desire to give to the
Wilmington "newses' evening of unalIoyed pleasure
and have delegated to THE EVENING JOURNAL the.
work of arranging for it.
Those newsboys who desire to avail themselves of
the gracious offer requested to apply to MIR. Ralph
Davis Circulation Manager Evening Journal Office, for
the special badges which will admit them to the carnival
In conclusion desire say that the Barkoot Show
is big and well worth seeing. 1t represents
soldation of attractions 1t has here under
the auspices of the Little Sisters of the Poor whose big
and benecent Institution is in ST. Thomas parish and
under the general direction of Father Connolly.
Evening journal., 1917-04-25

NO BRITISH-AMERICAN ALLIANCE.
By The United Press.
LONDON, April 25-The United
any alliance England Robert declared
House OF Commons today statement evoked by
query from he Nationalist member. Ginnell
GENERAL REVOLT IN GERMANY NOT IMPROBABLE.
Fy United Press
25Pope Benedict has been informed by papai
uuncios in strikes
many and coe,y approximate revolution
according to report Vatican circles today.
The nuncos asserted believed general revolt
% back up peace might develop
HOUSE COMMITTEE FOR LARGER NAVY.
BY The United Press
WASHINGTON April 25-The House Naval Committee this
afternoon reported urged nv sere"rr Daniels
to increase he navy non s. 10000 and the marine
corps 10000
Evening journal., 1917-04-25
TODAY,s TEMPERATUREs.
SUN AND TIDES

High water .... 2.2OA. NJ. 2.45 p. NJ.
Low water .... 0.45 4. NJ. 1906 p. NJ.
Rcedy Island, high and low water one
hour earlier.
Evening journal., 1917-04-25
DUPONT COMPANY DENIES
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF
BONUS STOCK EMPL

In Accord With Plan Adopted
in 1904, and Up to
Present Litigation Its
Merit or Legality Has
Not Been Questioned,
Says COmpany'S Answer
Filed Today in Suit Of
Mrs. PerOt.
Evening journal., 1917-04-25
WEATHER

Overcast weather with
probably showers tonight and
Thursday; not much change
In temperature; fresh east
winds.
Evening journal., 1917-04-25

ciEs",a'is9 9:st.4ds9 lS,167
NON-RETURNABLE
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About People
Movements OF Individuals to
and From the City.
TRI-STATE ARRIVALS
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

McLure-EI. !. smith. I,arkcrshnrG;. l..
~. Tnyl"r. Huntington; NJ. NJ. McInlir".
New MurlinsvIlle, j.. ". cox, New Mar
3 tinsvillc.
| Windsor--PauI Witty. Alexander. w.
! Nu: ". :. Saith. chester. ". Va; Geo.
! l."rikhar,. Washington. "a. I:crt Noll.
! SiSl"rSvIilr. sam ibHls, Huntingdon. j..
| L. prnmuu. CIurkShurE; J.. +. LOTUS.
! Stcuheuvil!".
! Rogers. g. Barlow. rrhana, o.; a.
! Washington. Huntington; ". y. Nc
/ !.aughlin. gainesville; Melvin White.
t'amrron: NJ, j. M""rr, ClarE*burs: {. r.
! Williams. Huntington: John Beard.
Wuud$!ieId. -.
stanum-H. =. King. Pine Grove. W,
! Va: G"urE" J.. ','!ii'.r. cameron Elchar ID
! Hughes. Toronto. -; Mrs. Mary NJ. COCKS.
. Weston: Mrs. Mary Owens. Weston: Mrs.
: Peter DAVIS. Weston. IT,. IL. Foster, Hun
tInEt"n.
II. Il. Ash. former member Of the
Wheeling High school faculty, now
teaching in Il high school al Schnec-
lady. y. Y. is spending the Easter
vacation mere.
Miss Edna Prcttyman and Miss
Margaret Luwih"r Will spend Easter
at Pittsburgh the guests Of Miss Low.
ther'5 brother.
Charles l.nwthcf Of Pittsburgh, vas
the guest Of relatives here Yesterday.
Irwin ROLLER Mas last night removed
10 his HON" on North Market street
from The Ohio Valley General hospital
u.hnrn he srrrnssrnIly underwent an
,.,.:n,, rn. n,nnnIiri,i.
ul"Tdiibh 10: dHlNI'inIti".
Mr.. anu MIS-. Harry W. Mcclure. 81
are spending the Easter holidays IN
Atlantic Civ.
n,rie crhwoIh rr,urnnd Yesterday
f'nrnno, tn hi. hnur in Akron after
a!'rFHooH l" MS N"'',' III 49, 't'. o. ~
SNORT say h'''' II" H'"ii''' "' ''''
Mcclure Hotel.
Miss Anna l"G"rs'"'r IS III ~ nor
h"m" II! S"Gth f."tI H,t"'',' 49,,
NJ John Finger. 81 North Wh""iinE. IS
critically i'll - thr h";I" u! his 6augh-
ter. Mrs Alonx" G:,ir@s .,;.
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MAKES PLEA TO GERMANS
TO BE LOYAL TO AMERICA

\ plea 10 Germans in America to re,
main loyal TO this nation nj this critical
Knsrhe, pastor of ST. Pauls Evangelical
church. last night. The American, flag
was prominently displayed on the larg.
organ. md at The clos" hf the service
;hc congregation responded 70 me re-
quest Of the pastor {" stand ana sing
'Arnrrira."
Now That war has been declared.
said. Re-" Raschr. 1t hcil""vcS lis 10 >"
loval to this nation and 10 show our
friends that We ar" not To he feared pax
lr;IStrd. ~" expressed IN" h"iirf thit
;ha Germans here would not, only live
:nr the American flag. but would be
willing T." die for II.
WANTS TO BE AMERICAN
Petition Tor naturalization was licd
Yesterday in III" federal court Ivy JOS
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Local friends ~ Bcrtram z. Kline,
former local newspaper man. now editor
Of the New Castle. Pa, Herald. say he
has become an orator. At n patriotic
mass meeting Thursday evening in New
Castle Sir. Kline was one OF the speak
crS. making a very pleasing address. He
Is: also taking a prominent part in the
organization Of The Lawrence Rifles.
military company.
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Markot Of Pastry.

To-day at rcnctr Market. the ladies at
tho Christ Lutheran church will hold
pastry sale. There will l." 4 larE" ana
delicious assortment nf baked articles.
cookies. pics and cakes which VIII Do
nr+rrnd for public disposal Mrs. Gcnrg"
F:yhcr is chairman and sh" has tn" AS
..iH.nnc" or n" following committee,
Mc~dames: +. =. criichcl"w. Alfred
.rhnhy, Thomas Wh!i"hnuSc. Misses
Hazel Rycuit, Helen CritChelow.
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NIISEnS
Huntcr-Wilc

~, Thursday evening at the parsoN-
10. of :h.. Zane Street VI T.. church. Or.
John Howard. sol"muz"d the marriage
Of Mrs trace Mc'iiulry Wilcox. dHuEh-
,ar nj Mr. and Mrs Daniel Mckinley. TO
Mr.. Frank Hunter. OF Triadelph!a Mr..
and Mrs Harry Iahu attended the cou-
nj. aud t!.sy VIII take up their residence
with tho brides parents on merry
street. ,,
TIN. hr;d. IS popular IN a larG" circle
Of friends: and thc groom is connected
w;-h the shipping department OF the
Wheeling IorruEaiiEG Company.
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Kirchrer-Clark.

Yesterday afternoon at III" parsonage
of the Fourth Street NJ +. church. I'r
clarence f.. Allen oti:ciat"d III N" mar
ring. of Miss Emma Clark. OF Wheeling.
"a Mir. Leo NJ. Kirchnrr. son OF MIR. and
Mrs. :. kirchncr. Of Park View. IN"
couple are now enjoying wedding trip
through tn" east, and WI! upon I rn"LE
return TAXI, ~ their Residence AZ War
wood.
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DANCING PARTY
THIS EVENING
MISS HARRIET HANNAH WILL EN-.
TERRAIN FOR MISS MILDRED
GREENoUGH.
House Guests OF Mrs Harold o. Etz
VIII Be Hoaored Today at an After
noon Brtdge-Othcr interests
OF April.

Miss Mildred ';c""n"uSh. % White
lEur<... A!asHst. wh" is $p"uiing tn:
j:aStrr h"li,t:tyS til" gus; "f Miss Hair
riot Hannah. ~ l:r""il>id". vii! b. GiN"!t
:. dancing party this evening b. her
hostess Tn. affair will TAX. rlac" at
tn. Hotel Windsor. and il most h"hut!-
Tally appointed. Yellow Az! whit" age
used ~: !r"iv IN ;h" 't.curo:i"ns. and
clusters 81 blossoms. and Vines are ar
ragged nt whit" tycIliSrS about the
windows and "Nt":,I III trailing effect
across tn. r.,!iinS. The Trivat: dining
r"".u w::.-rc ,.,;i.;",- Will y" served . is
hTrg with sn,i;aN and tn" chandeliers
tuas~..t with cr""l."ry.
Chests A.. - ln"!t:d"-
Misses
Mildr."i ',r.".""Igh lulIa Gilman
!.nrn.f:, ~;r"ic Sarah Moss
Ef!,n, i'a.r Eia:hcrin" E!ari;-
~, Birch :o-d. Martins
f:-tcit:, s;t..il,',t,:Str Ferry
i.u,ril.- S.:.nrnh F'a:. scott. Column
l;.i.,i ;.ii,: bus. -.
Eoi.n Nr,.> Harriet Eiannan.
N,<S-S
Harvey Eorman Edwin S...fev:
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HELD TO GRAND JURY

Pet" Ortiva. arrested BY L. S. Mar
sha! John N. Short. charged with con-
dursin, a speakcasy in Alley ID. waived
preliminary hearing yesterday before
bond to the federal grand jury here In
May.
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Afternoon Bridge.

Mrs Harold c. f.tH Mt her home n
Wordsdalc will hayr three tables 81
bridge. this aft"rnnun, Tor h"r visitors
Miss Marie pyrn" ami Miss 'rS!h';l
CnunrlI. Of Charleston. \ luncheon har-
tnw Easter appointments Will conclude
tn. ramrS HrrE plenSnntly.
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ro,a1 suSrare Bake Sale.

s. fhu Nir0rgr r.. NtlI"I '"'EIi'IIE
e,rrn This morning Trind"lrhin district
branch of IN" Equal Srfr;.s" l"aSu"
viii open their hak, sale: Their offer
ing is very extensive. and quite ms de-
ucinus rs the most cXc"il"nt h"m,, pro.
duets can be- made. Mrs. Louis Elmer
IS In charge.
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Beautiful Easter Ball.

Thr T.nsIrr bail ot The I.AdleS = ar
roll social club 10 be hold on the even
ing If "Wednesday. April II. VIII no
dGub, IL. one OF the most drllsntIul
:unriinns OF that week. The affair is
IN ,.h.r-r. Of tho Misses Rita Manion
:Ind Z XIX: clark. assisted by 81 large com
Wits Tn club will ," beautifully
drcrratr,l for In" occasion with inc
r,r;,'., Snnri,t attention will h" given
H.. iIri.. ronu. who" III" appoint
rlr viii hc in keeping with n" ~
,..li..ut luncheon 10 h" served. IhH fTee
,nirr orchestra promises q program VI
;,rn,,tr,,icrs and cards and bowling
W'Ii' pra"tic diversion for other guests.
Afternoon Party.
Miss Mary Louis" Davis. OF LeSing-
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6ardoer-Potts.

Local friends "t Miss Flor"nr" f"t'S
Will hear ~ilh rl"Hsur" 1T her mhrriaE'
=. : l,rrn. ,hln On Nunia". April :. :"
Mr. SIDNEY Gardner. az that city. AR.
Gardner is the daughter OF Mrs. Mar
CUR, Potts. Of North Market street.
and has been tho guest Of her S'Ft"7'
Mrs curtis Weaver n; Akron.
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pirthdav Anniversary.

Miss Audrey NrI! Martin, HluEntfr
O. Nr. and Mrs. ". .. Martin. OF War
wood was hostess 70 number o. No.
little friends Yesterday Afternoon. ne
na-tv raich-a;ed her seventh birthday
vrry delightfully."- and was enjoyed by the
following quests
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u,rc and which will lac very desirable
Tor the Easter table. Mrs. J. II. Ih"nAS'
president Of IN" union. is chairman OF
:fo market committee. with Il number al
assistants.
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BERT H1NE An ORATOR }

eph Markus Paul. 81. Austrian Of South
Wheeling, who came TO America in 1907.
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Russell fiarkins
Albert .S"ahrirht
,'harlrS letters
Pet" Front
Harold liprkheimer
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James Nee luCe
Roy Jarvis
VIM. Wheeler
Leslie Garden
Ray Palmer
James Bolton
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Stamm-H !. King. Pin" Grove, W.
Va; ,i.rrp" J.. ,.!,i"r. IlIm ron. Elcha ID
Hughes, Toronto. -. Mrs Mary VI. CncES.
Weston: Mrs. Mary Owens. Weston. Mrs.
Peter DAVIS. Weston: r.. L.. Foster, Hun
;InCtDD
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Miss Mary LouiS" Davis. OF LeHins-
The Tupelo journal., 1917-03-30
Notice---Personal

The gentleman who disturbed the congregation last
Sunday at church with his incessant coughing will
please stop in and get a Is cent bottle of Penslar's
White Pine and Spruce Balsam and avoid a repetition
of same.-St. Clair Drug Co, 122 S.Spring St. Tupelo
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9enti6es 9beater.
Die goife nituiers Don SHans1 Der.
idafit ben geindern einen beitern
GbenS.


Die iibsrmiitbise srsptptu'I6e gcIIt
ylnfere Don Suans" bat ben Ysiu.
dsrn seftsrn einsl bS6it bersniigter
slbenb bereitet unb iiberbies Sns Die.
oerieben nit 5pei lie6en alien Sc,
tannten beranIabt. syri. gmilie S60n,
felb un6 Germ Mar Sartifh. Sas
e6epaar bat bic SirettiOnsiorsen in
bidem Sabre o6seiirsift uno mimi
baf1r. Nir iperbsn alio isbsnraIls
@eleeenhsit bdbsu, bic fef9e Sou'
brette uno ben liebenspiiroiaen Eo'
mifer i'm 2nufe bee Gaiipn nod 1fs
ters auf unIsrer 8iibne 3H Ieben. Die
fntirffte pofe 1T Elm gang annebms
bores Opus; man freut unb nnriifirt
ii9 unb la9t, Of man nil ober ni6t
5rl. S46nfslb fpisIte unb Tanq uns
bic brnbe Wirtbi9aftsriu 9ene Dor
unb lire gpupIets, sdu3e uno beion'
bers bas 2isberpotpourrie lieBtn ers
fennen bnB s5rl. S66nfsIo immer
nod Die aIte. b. 3. eipis iiiues 1T. Serr
Sanif9 sdb ben uerp0ien Selepbcn'
bcnniien q. o., Siutps, Der. Wun'
Der, Elm germ5gen in Der Berliner
SaloBiDtterie seiponneu, nit broIis
ger 2omit. Sago S9ipalbs uno iein
Reffe 5rit iparen bic re9ten 4ufsa'
ben fir @ilp Diebri1 unb Rihoro
Qeui4. Der b0bmiIhe grnnaten'
hdntIer uub fein sOdierlsin EatiHia
paren portisn. aus ipeId]en WlIaers
5nbricius unb s5rau GHe SdmiD'
Gortn etipas iHn6te. Gum StretneH
iomifdb nnrm natiirlib bic brei Don
Suars", bic 6trrsn Suerseus, 9autr
uno Sonfsn. Grnu Selene 8iirser aIs
5dnts 9pttden, 5err WlspersGigen dls
Der furi0Te 4fritnrsiienbe, fotpie bic
Damsn Rod. RaHsr unS Gaisr aIs
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Grinneruns.u au WiOSart.

Die .3auberfl5te" III bieisnigeOper
Mo3arts, peI4e Iia aud beute mob
Der grDbten geliebtbeit erfreut unO
itdnbig auf ben RepertDiren Der oeut'
iben unb pRlfaa au,3 Der auslduOi'
T4en 9ii9ren gu ftn0:u lit. % nir0
es geipib tnterefiren, 5u erfabren, ME
Emanuel S9itaneper aus RsgensburS
d751-1812), Der bic Gper 5uerIt
am 80. September 1871 uuf ieiner
gii6ne nuffii3rte unb 5U tbr ben Cert
neidr;eben bat, iber Wio3urts aOWpos
Tition les Wertes Dad.e. 9lIs man inn
nu9 ter eriten Quffuhrung gum gro'
ben grfolge oes muIit.:!li6er gleiiter'
ipertes gratulirte, antportete er gnds
big: eSSa ia, bic Spel BAT gefalen.
NQerrings bat lie iebr aefnQen. gber
Iie piroe nod Diel, Diel mebr gefalleH
5ubeu, tpenn mir Der mozart niht 10
bel bcrdH perpfui9t 9otte." llno bod
bate UlO5art NOD in IeiHem 3oosss
iabr 1871 bic @eIolage oes Oerdrmten
S4itanebers burtb bic WuIit CUR
r3auberfl0te" berart giinitig geitaitet.
DaB rteIsr bunt ibrem Grtrage uub MT
unteritiibung zines @alDmannes 1899
bos rrd8tige ueue Ibsater an Der
Wieren in 0ieH erbaueH laiien ionnte.
2lls S9nuIpteler urb Singer mar
Der tleine, bide S6ifaneoer, Der
pntfAelnb oaberging, Hi4t beoeuteno.
Seirep Saupttrid, Iensn S6er5en
unb 9ouplets burd liiIterne 8Iide ets
!pns 2peibeutises gu qebeu, bate er
benz gu Iet11er Sugeuo3ett in 0ien be-
liebten burtesten gernurbOn &ur5 OBJ
eelouTht. 3peifeqps 1T ieoo6, ooB er
i5arT bos gu erfafen peritaro, mas
Th auf Der giibne uls pirtIam err
iries, unb 3l'gIei9 empfuno, pie Cert
nnb RuIit E:9 tneinaroerfiigen muBs
ZEN. 0es6alb berf@mdbte ielbIt ulos
,art ni8t, St6itoneOers gRelpoiengdz
SEN Fir Der gcgelfdnger bin if ia"
unb hus 8uett r9ei W|Gnrsrn peIhe
2iebe fiiblen" 81 benuBn. gei Der
qrobe Der ,3aul,erfI0tc" - Sditane@
Der ipielte ben g. lpagsrO - fam S6ts
tdneoer plDBli6 Der Geoante, betm
@nfang Der s5efh, NIT qapagenO tOus
ne cine ffGrtere A}irtung er5ielt pers
ben aIs bic, pelde Wosart uripriings
li6 i'm 2luge stbab botte. Dieier
batte iie ndmli1 mil ben Qusrnfen bes
|ritaunens a buo: nqapageno"!
beginren laFen. ,0u, piosart, ods III
mir rief er i6us be- i'm Sr6e'ter
mar, bon Der giibne gu. nSebt peiB
i'd, mics fein muB! g 'erit miiiien Ii4
feioe ftumm nnI6duen. Damn muB
timer dnfansen: go pa pa!" Damn
htsr nnbers: .po pa palA uno 10 Fort,
big fie SuleBt ben gau5en gtameu duss
rprettn." DAP Ro5art 1ie'en &ntS
6efolst bat, 1T ui9t betaHlt.
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Gntfubrt
@nrbe 8. e. gisslOu OSr Der Obj
; ieQoips Sale, Qsiuport, SIN.
80 er DOT siner SOsialiiten'Ser
iammluns ipredeH iOate.
Sein glnfeutbaltsurt nnb ieine pa
I6er nod uH6efannt.

6erbert g. gigelop, bds 9uupt Der
sqeoples Gbur9", Der ain scitr!gen
g(benb in Der Ooo Jsllops 9alle, g..
unO gorf Strabe, ytspport. ag., Dor
elner SOSialiltsns sgeriammIuns cine
ytsbe balisn pOllts, iOnnte cieie 4biidlt
Hi9t ausfii6ren, inbem er bel ieiner
4HtunTt Dor Der gale ploBlia ron
siniaen MGnHern, bic ibm iofort
avanoI9eIIen anIsetn, gep1tt uno III
Elm bereitltebenoes 4utoucbil 9e5errt
ipurbe, bas bann blisI4ueI OanoI'
rate. Die Ra9rift DON Der Gntfiibs
rung berbreitets iih RAID IN Der pale,
mo- ii9 mebrsrs hunoert So3talirsII
eingsfunben batten unb auT bic ans
tunft 8iqeloius fpartstsn. SIaat Sauer,
Elm prOminsnier So5idIiit, besa6 il9
bapn, i'm GIduben, bab giseIOp nan
benz golise;hduptquartier sebrdbt
iporben isi, bortbin, bod tpuroe ibrl
bort bic Wiittbeiluns, bag man ocn
elmer 8srboftung 8igeloiD's Hl9ts
pife, unb cine Gbnlt&eglustunit erbIslr
er audi DON bsr gunbessGomHiiidri
iyrdu Ulabel Bel, bic ibm auf isin
8sirasen srtldrte. bab gis.fpp ibr
nod ni6t por9efiibrt iporben lei.
Atdbrsnb Der abtpeienbeit Saner's
bon Der Sd[t periuhten eini9e anoers
Rebnsr an Stelte Biselofp's 3u ipres
den, mas jeboa babur9 bereiieIt pufs
be, baB elmer ber 4ntpeienhsn, befen
Sbentitdt nidt fsfSsftelIt tDsrben
tonnie, eine Glafde enttprtts, bic fcls
den 9eItant Derbreitete,. baB iotDo5I
bic Rebner pie aud bic metren Der
antpeIeuben eiligit bic Jluat
srsriffsn. Sie Biirgertpebr unb cine
an5abl poli5iiten, tpelde Mapor Gi,
pinglton nit bem 8efebl in Der 5alis
itaiiOnirt bate, ieben Rebner, Der ii9
bsrrdtberiIder ober iaopalsr 4usbriiie
be bebisne, Tofort su perbaften, battea
besbalb teine @eranlaHung sin3us
i9reiten unb bef9rdnttsn iih bardut
ben Sabonlaufenbsn ben Ratb gu er,
tbeileu, ibr gintrittsselb bon 10 Gents
auriifsupsrIanssn unb aIs CUTE pas
triotii9e giirser bds Gelb BEN
Mebfonbs fir bic Retpporter 9aetr,lisu
i'm Camp Sablor suflisbsn gu laiIeu.
ais Sduer 3uriidtam, mar bic Gale
lesr unb ipeber er. nod fein. gtnoH:n
babeu irob tifriser RaaforT9ungen
entbeden t6nnen, mas aug 9isslcp
geiporben in.
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