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The Washington herald., 1917-11-27

geringly do the Americans carry
themselves that IL Is natural. Girls
continue TO exchange French words
for American! Say 20 our new allies
what lies in your hearts. Smile. Never
look at US. II is enough that we can
look atyou.''
Oh. yes; Sammy will have plenty OF
friends when he gets ''over there.
and they will be good friends. too. for
their friendship will be inspired by
patriotism. love Of liberty and human
fly.
While in training camps in France
before they go to the front American
soldiers are highly interested sight
seers In French villages and towns.
They visit ancient cathedrals, castles
and other historic buildings and are
given the glad hand of warmest greet
ing by the villagers, the old men. who
have been left behind to carry on the
business life OF France while its young
men fight.
Sammies from factories. fields and
stores meet other soldiers from far
distant corners OF the world. Australia.
South Africa. Canada, India.
Americans will be next-door neigh
bors to the rest OF the world after this
war is over" recently observed a
noted Frenchman.
The Washington herald., 1917-11-27
Alleged Bomber Caught.

Hgw York. Nov. %.-Accused OF
placing a bomb on the tenth floor
II lei West Twenty-fifth street, last
Wednesday, when several hundred
lives were endangered, D0minick
Descola was arrested today. He
refused TO talk. Detectives said
dynamite found in the bomb CORE
spocded with explosive in a con-
tractors shsck. where the prisoner
had been employed. Descola fiod -he
city soon after the bomb was found.
The Washington herald., 1917-11-27
Strikers Disdain Terms.

Seattle. Wash, Nov. 26:-By q vote
of 200 to 2S the striking telephone
operators and electrical workers today
declined to accept or ratify the peace
terms arranged by the Federal Media
tion Board in San Francisco.
The Federal Mediation Board. head
ed by Secretary of Labor Wilson. are
en- route to the Northwest to try to
effect a settlement.
The Washington herald., 1917-11-27
A LINE O. CHEER
EACH DAY O. THE YEAR.
ny John kendrick Bangs.
KILLING TIME.

You're killing Time? Well. think OF
him
Who in the trenches dark and grim
Would give his all for one small share
or that which you are wasting here.
Why kill the richest gift Of earth?
The gift of deepest. fullest worth
In deeds OF idleness when you
Might do some deed OF service true!
Who killeth Time in days like these
So full of human miserIes
Is like to him who'd burn his wheat
With children starving at his feet
Copyright, lsi7)
The Washington herald., 1917-11-27
The President'- Message,

Members of Congress are await
ing with as much interest, and as
little information as the general
public, the features of the Presi-
dents message to Congress. The
situation apparently centers on the
probable declaration of war against
Austria and Turkey, or against
The Washington herald., 1917-11-27

Portraits of Miss Elliott who kissed twenty-five o<
Broadway crowd into recruiting disclose mouth that
would make walleyed pike jump out of mill pond.
And oh! such eyesl They're enough to make even
Bob La Toilette enlist
The Washington herald., 1917-11-27

Only folk in Oregon Washington, Wyoming Idaho
Colorado and Kansas will get good view of the total
eclipse of the sum- next June. But cheer up! Maybe
the rest of US will be getting good view of the total
eclipse of the Kaiser
The Washington herald., 1917-11-27
Army and Navy News
Best Service Column In the City

Information has reached the War
Department that people are compiling
with a view to publication and sale
rosters of the national army and Ma
tional Guard camps. The War Depart
ment has issued instructions prohibit
ing the making and publishing of such
rosters.
Scores of cases in which men have
been notified that they were selected
for service in the national army and
after resigning positions in civil life
have learned that they will not be
called until later, have been brought
to the attention Of the provost mar
shall general. AS a result of such post
ponement many Of the recruits have
suffered real privation. To correct this
situation, Maj. Gen. Enoch H. Crow
der. u. q. A, has notified local and
district boards that such men will be
permitted to enter the national army
eantonnaents upon their personal ap-
plication. "This authority must be
sparingly used" said Gen. Crowder,
ito relieve cases of real hardship only,
and the number of men sent from any
State shall not exceed / per cent of
that States quota"
The Secretary Of War has directed
that q national color made Of. bdnting
or other suitable material. but In all
other respects similar to the silken
national color, will be furnished as
follows: To each infantry machine
gun battalion. one color. The official
designation OF the machine gun bat
talon will be engraved IN . silver
band placed on the pike. These col
-ors will be carried on occasions -
provided for other servicA colora
The Washington herald., 1917-11-27
"TODAY--THY FUTURE"

Say the wise in the Tamud Thy yesterday is thy
past; today. thy future. Tomorrow is secret"
Forget the yesterdays with their dsapponments and their
failures!
Thmk-plan-ACT TODAY
In odays action lies the success failure of your future
Tomorrow may be too late
Long, long ago Cervanes voiced modern do it now.
when he wrote:
Whilst considering when to begin, it is often too
late to act"
Stimulate trade and enlarge your business by advertising
Advertise in the paper that brings quick, direct results
Use for YOUR business voice. the paper that daily carries
the greatest percentage of HOME CIRCULATION of any paper
in the city Of Washington
Use The HERAIDI
But remember: Today. thy future; tomorrow is
secret ~
Now-AT ONCE-call Main 3300 @.'
GEORGE BROWN. -
The Washington herald., 1917-11-27

Walter Teagle climbed, on merit, step by STEP to
Standard Oil Company presidency. One of the few
boys who really climbed anything handicapped
by rich father Some climber, is Walter.
The Washington herald., 1917-11-27

Iooooo-dozen California consignment of eggs re-
Gently sold in New Zealand for 81 cents the dozen,
while Caifornans pay 20 cents. We don't know how
it's done to US, but it sure is done.
The Washington herald., 1917-11-27

Oud soldier boys in Southern camps learning
the rebel yell" to the Huns But for real
yell to raise Hun hair they should listen when
We pay taxes.
The Washington herald., 1917-11-27

Whale meat in the Frisco market has risen to %
cents the pound Somebody cornered whales?
The Washington herald., 1917-11-27

Now they're going to make like Johnnycake.
Hoover is to limit the combnat purchase scheme to
pound of sugar with every two pounds OF corn
meal
The Washington herald., 1917-11-27

We would like the name, address and hours when
in of the patriot who, for the third time recommends
to hash as camoufiage of meat.
The Washington herald., 1917-11-27

Thousands of French women have given up
cigarettes, that their soldier boys can smoke Aen-
tion American ladiesl Right face Mark time Throw
The Washington herald., 1917-11-27

The great Russian question-where are Mr. anC
Mrs. Kerensky?
The Washington herald., 1917-11-27
TREASURY STATEMENT.

R-c~ipts and disl-urSrreutS N5ys--,.r y. IsIT:
RECEIPTS
World's cresset., 1917-09-06

for naught. To us 1t Is clear and
plain. The reason for It's long and
laborous task; without the salts.
factory results: Is that the be-
levers refuses to consider all
the teachings of the woTd OF God
and It's religion. Toey split 1t up
into little bits and hunt among
the bits for some small bit to
suit the taste and appite Ut the
believer the best. And then en-
deayer to explain all the rest
with the one little bit. 1t puts US
very much in the mind OF some
one going to explain the mighty
ocean and all its contents. its
variety and marvellous abundance
of life And instead of searching
it's depts, for all and everything
should take a single fish, and
then a single scale from that
fish, aud on that scale as q
foundation build up bis theory OF
the church of the living Christ
and the duties belonging there
too How accurate do you sup.
pose such a theory could be Of
the true Church OF Christi And
yet this is analogous to what re :
ligeonists have done. Spurgin.
Knox. Wesley, Campbell and
many others all honest in their
way bnt all have taken their bits.
And in the process of time
swung Of from the real truth.
the two man theory; and the
gaze OF man are fixed upon dim
far away heaven to them. But
reader as you would 20 down
into the deep blue sea to dnd it's
contents 20 down>into the ocean
OF God q eternal truths. and lift
Its entire contents to your heart
and you will view the grand hre.
side OF the worlds wisdom of
; light in your soul.
World's cresset., 1917-09-06

over all the earth: In that day
snail there be one Lord and bis
name one. t>s.
All the land shall be turned as
a plain from Giba to Rimmon
south of Jerusalem: and it shall
be lifted up and inhabited in her
place, from Benjamine's gate un'
10 the place Of the first gate
unto the corner gate, and from
The tower of Hananeel unto the
kings winepresses.
And men shall dwell In 1t. and
there shall be no more utter dis
truction; but Jerusalem shall be
safely inhabited" ::
I'm that day shall there be up
on the bells Of the horses HOLl'
NESS UNTO THE LORD, and
the pots 10 the Lord d house
shall be like the bowls before the
altar.
Yea. every pot in Jerusalem
and In Judah shall be holiness
unto the Lord Of hosts; and al
they tnat sacrifice shall come
and take OF them and seethe
therein; and In that DAY there
shall be no more the Canaan ite
in the house of tie Lord Of
hosts" Zach. 14-9 IL II e
2I.)
Also (Amos 9-8-1l) Deal
readers 1t would be useless fol
Us to use any more scripture tt
prove our point. we believe 1t II
70 plain that the wayfareing mai
though q fool will see it, ant
rejoice, that he has ever reat
this Book. Now then you ma!
ask why is it that Garrett think
that there has been a great dea
. of philosophy work in vain, o.
World's cresset., 1917-09-06
Children Of the Kingdom
Cast out.
Continued from page 81


Now you will see that the
Mosaical Jews were blinded and
left in outer darkness, the king.
dom> taken from them, and since
that time they have heard weep
log and gnasning OF teeth,
among sil nations Of the earth.
For Christ said this to 'tnem
as tne following will show the
weeping ana gnashing Of teeth.
tor father, mother and littls
children weps and guashed their
teeth ut the fall Of Jeruslem, and
ever since more or less. r.
For tuese De tile days Of
vengence. that ali things whic b
are written, may be fulfilled.
But woe unto them that are with
Child, and to them that give suck
in those days! for tnere snail be
great distress in the land, and
wrath upon tins people.
And they shall fall Dy the edge
Of the sword. and shall 10 Led
away captive into all nations; and
Jerusalem shall be tr0dden down
OF the Gentlles until the times
Of the Gentltes be- fulfilled
Luke 2l-22-2S -24.|.
Here is the auswef TO :he
wno.e matter here is The answer
to the coi'dren being cast cut
unto outer darkness. land tne
weeping and guashlng OF teeth
and just how long it is to be
and that is until the fuiness o.
the Gentiles, then the promise
.is. !"
Il And the Lord shall be Kipf
World's cresset., 1917-09-06

Bro. Garrett;-WiIl you allo"
me to beg q little OF your time
and space in your valuable paper
asking you to explain this scrip
ture as we do believe that there
lis but few that read with the
understanding Of rightly divin'
ing the word.
1st. quotation. --"Neverthsless
I have some what against thee
because thou hast left thy first
love" Rev. "a.
We believe that John the Rev.
had reference 10 class OF people
or a church, We believe it to be
the church that is or Was a per-
fect church. Apostolic, or do we
have any such q church today!
We read again.
And tne Lord have removed
men far away and there be o
great forsaken in the midst OF
! the land" lisa. 6-l2.
And Paul testified in the lam
guage. Let no man deceive you
by any means for that day shall
come except there come falling
away first and the man OF sin
revealed the sou of perdition who
exa.teth himself above all that
lis called God or that Is worship
ed, so that he az God, stitch in
the temple of God, showing him
self that he is Cod" 3 Thes, 2 =
l3-4,
The church vas so true tina,
the gates of heil shall not pre-
vail against it. Matt 1918.
Now please tell your readers
what caused the first love to bt
lost or the falling away, when i
> was perfect church and we fine
} in the 5th cb. OF Ephe. 26-27 vs.
That he might sanctify AM
cleanse it with the washing o
water by the Word. That b
> might present it to himself
D glorious church not having spl
| wrinkle or any such thing. bl
that it should be holy and wit
out blemish.
We ask ysu to excuse ba
writing and spelling and corre'
all mistakes,
d Yours in Love and Union.
H.. P'POo
e BrushyknOb M
World's cresset., 1917-09-06

FARM LANDS.

OREGON & CALIFORNIA
RAILROAD co. GRANT
LANDS.
Legal fght'over land at last end
ed, Two million three hundred
thousand acres. Title revest
I'd in the United States. Land,
by Act OF Congress, ordered to-
be opened under homestead
laws with notifications. for
settlement and sale. 1.-TWO dollars
and fifty cents per acre. fifty
cents per acre time of origina
entry plus HON estead feess
balance at final proof,) Contain.
ing some of best timber and
agricultural lands left in the
United States. Large copyright.
ed ,nap showing land by
sections and townships laws
covering same and description
of soil, climate, rainfall eieva'
tions, temperature. etc. Post
paid one dollar. Grant Lands
Locating Co., Portland, Oregon,
World's cresset., 1917-09-06
NOTIJE!!

Any party or parties wishing
to ask questions through this
paper upon any subject, reli
giously or otherwise shall be
treated as a friend. But in no
case will the Editor allow any
slang or slang phrases go thru
its colu INNS.
World's cresset., 1917-09-06
DENTIST WORK.

If you want Dentist Work done
the place to get the best of work
done is at DR.. Calhouns' and Son
at Norwood Mo. They cannot
be surpassed in fine work. Good
and easy fer the ones getting
he work done.
World's cresset., 1917-09-06
THE CRESSEr;
MOUNTAIN GROVE MISSOURI,
Route 8. Caudle Grove.
LOCAL LORE.

LOCAL LORE.
Wheat sowing time is now on |
he wing.
We love peace and we love a
people who love peace.
The day is coming and not far
distant when we shall live under
Agovernment of peace.
We wish to do good to those
who dispitefuly use US.
Mr. Ellison was down at the
Colony on last Sunday eve.
MIR Richardson called on the
Ed. On last Tuesday, one OF
Wrigh Is good farmers.
Sister Anderson aud band
visited sumo Uf the Colony Poo
pie on last Sun. evening.
Mr. Cox ard wife had company
from Springfield on last Sun,
and M uDday left for home Mon.
evening.
The District Singing Conven
tiOD Is held next Sunday ut
FairvleW where there will be
Several singing classes,
The Ed. visited neigh bor
Swing on last Tuesday morning
in The ie,d where he was culti
waiting 1or wheat.
. The Ed will preach at tht
Cross Road school house on th'
3rd Sun of Sept. when there viii
.e Sunday school organized
come one Come all,
Meeting at the Caudle Grove
at the Colony, every Thursday
. night, and Sunday at II ant
at 3 O'clock.
Come all who love to hear th
truth.
Singing every Saturday mig
and Sunday night.
We saw Mrs Martha Jone
and Miss Oma Jones pass th
CRESSET Office on last Wed
they too are among the goo
people of Wright County.
We had tn. priveledge q
meeting Mr. John Berry on las
Tuesday morning on his way
Norwood he informed US tina
there was twins born to him an
wife on last Monday morning
one weighed 8 los, the other i
los. both boys. He said his vii
had a very severe time d.
Vannoy othclated.
Sister Anderson our neighbt
was called 10 Kansas City.
the bedside of her sick daughte
on last Tuesday we was sorro
to hear tue sad news for
have learned to love all gct
people and certainly the who
family is good Simaritans. Y
we trust tnat when Sist
Anderson reauneu The bedSil
of her daughber, s;l: may ce
her road to Illo D.,l Jf hea lth.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-18
qebensmittcl. gcb5rbc iar .1talicu.

&ouL II. &onuar (oio poriS). .--
3ic RegierlnB bat cine Spc3ial-
Gommiiiion oebiIOet. I'M Elm auSeC.
ocbRtcres uHo iancncreS Suicm Der
JlabrungSuittel NcrtbeiIing al idjai-
ien wie oic Stefani.gIgcutur init.
tbeilt. Gic Gomniiiion bcftcbt ais
ocn MiniiterH Scs Snuern, Der 2onO-
ipirtbidjaft unO OeS 8crfcbrs uuO
Sisuor GomanSini Wliniitcr obnc
EortcfeliIle. Sienor Ganepa, DER
lluteriefretGr iitr 9auopirtbldaft
miro aIs @eEerolconImiiiGr Der Be
b6rOr funeiren unO onsaeOebnte
@o%ratteu crbalteu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-18
gyraiilieu's g,olfs,Sh(nuo

8 oibingtou II. Sonuor.
Gle ueue 8oltsadblng IN @raiilicn
er9icbt cine aaiautiute @iupobuerjf.
fer uon 24600,000. bicrpou me5r ols
100000, Oie Ses 2eIens mn
S9reibcu5 nrflruoie iinO. Gicic
3abIcn iino in bcltc eiuoetroficueu
GonillIarberidten entboIteu. gluf oic
GuaoratueiIs Oes SIdhenralms bon
9roiiIien fomwen mir oHt Eerionen.
Ger @ebietsumFane graiiIien's ipirO
mIr Don Dem ocr Ser. Gtoaten. Gbi.
mas, 9tubIonos imo gn9lanO'S nit
ieireu GoIonieu iibcrtroficu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-18

mudt Der g9eIt 6u iueroen, in Der
Ebat Die crite, penn cine 3rpeite
SdIadt mic Oic ron SSltlanO ole
cusliideu uro Oeutidlen @larincfrGi.
te lueiter idbtpGdjt Ger omerifani'
idle SmperiaIismS iuirft uur, uod)-
Dem @uba, Die BbiIippiucn oie
Sanofuid Snieln mo Banana cr-
IeOigt iino, iein gluge auf Canada i'm
ylor0en nno altf Merito i'm Sii0en.~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-18
glalntataltrOpAc il @nlhSnien.

Gouooit r.. Samor. 99ic
ocr ~Eiucs@ auS Scr rinn1niidcn
Stoot Gilrca GeucIoet miro, frodtc
ein iibcriiilltcr 3iig, nit 2000 9Sniia-
gieren al @or6, nit boiler Syabrtge.
iduiuoigfcit no6c Giired, s W'cilan
uon SaiiD, Der teiupor6rcu Snupt-
itaot cntiernt in eiucn uom @aupt.
qiiartier aboeIdiiercr 3ue binein rno
ertalciitc. Gicle Eerionen ipuroer
eetootet mo Oie 2ei6eu BON Sin.
OeriL 6roicu mo Solooten t6iirm,
ten iib ilbcreinonoer. llntcr Oeu
@crlebtcu bciiuoct iid scr fronsoii
ide 2Ittodc, MorqiliS &c gellou.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-18
glurlaac 3liriifec3Uacn.

@nris, H. Sdruar. Cie bon
ocH lriibercr Striegslniiiiitcr Genc.
raj &oqlcs, ciueebrahtc @clctcspor.
la9e, Die bercits als oicninutouaIidl
ertIartcn Mdnnrr ser Mcpiblit nod
eiuuoI 5ur Stellime uno .O2nitcrlina
81 pcrpflidteu, lit bon Ocnt Cabinet
5uritdgejogcr itoroen I'M otrh cine
ncne Borlage, iUeIbe Ser icbi1e
aricgSminiiter. General 2DoutcD,
ausorbeitcn ion, cricBt 81 lpcrocn.
General 9lo1ueS' @ciebDorlage
bate Den idj1rfiten g9iocriprrd) 6er.
ansBeforocrt. Gic @eener piclcu 0a.
ralf biiJ ooB cine ioldc Mobnabme
i'm gan5en 2onOc cine nirtbidaitlide
arilis ber6eiiiilrclt iu6 aac SooipitG.
Ter nit SnoaliOen iiiIlen miiroc.
Die &eeierinle 6ot fir Sic Nl1nni.
tion6arbciter ben 4ariS Nlarimall0b.
he feitgeieei nn0 lpirO oemnGdIt
3ipangsidieoSgeridtc fiir olle Dis.
piitc slpiiGen GoptaI im6 9lrbeit ciil.
iiibren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-18
feitr glreiie far Giicnnnnrrn.

Berlin, i6. Souuor, pia 9ou-
Don, II. SanIIar. Gie oic ,aoIui.
ide 3citlng" iEittbeiIt, 1T ole 8egic-
rlmg i'm 8egrifie, fiir ollie @iieu. uuO
StGbIpaaren cineu WarimaIprcis
feitytieben. Die gegcniudrtiseu Erci-
ie, lueIde tiiraIih tart in Die 96be
segongcn iino luerbcn ais 9aiS ou-
gcnonnen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-18
ySynpiter @aamntun@.

er fiibrt in oen &ereinisten Stouteu
0os 9ceiment. 60 crflorcn
u9cid5iecr 0Icucite Nod5rihtcn"
III 8eipreduus ocs o@oibiugtcu
SfnnooIs".
gl m iteroom, pia 2ouoon, II.
Sonuor. 3ie n2eipSiger 0telteiteH
Ra9ridten" i6rcibeu in elmer Be
jpred)ung Der Speculation on DER
g1ep gorfer 9Iftieit6oric sur 3eit Der
8croffeutlihlmg Scr gfote Oes ErG-
iioenten Wiliou iInter Dem Sitel:
Der @oibiugtoucr StanOol": o@as
uus BON Dem SfanOaI am meiiten IN.
tereiiirt, Der fir ole ameritoniI6e 8e
reiti6ait, Olrh 0os &ailiden Der
SrieoenspoImer aus furhtborem @e,
mcbel Dollars berausaui6Ioecn, 70
be6eibneno lit, lit oos ereuc 2itt,
oos ouf rationale SSnititlltionen uno
Ole notiouoIc @crpoltilne getuorfeu
miro. Ger &rieg 5eiet inns neuer-
oiugs, mas uns Der 5rie6e id)on bum
oertmol seIebrt bot-Syupiter @tams
mon III Der pirfIid)e Serrider oieicr
5tooten, ipeIhe uns ibrc freien Gin.
riGtIngcu preiien un0 pelhe, ioipeit
iie nit unieren 6ciuOen perbunoen
iino, ms bon ibrem 3ieIc porre0en,
ms bon Wfilitorisnnis im6 Der D5o.
uordic 81 befrcieit uno NIT ibren
potentirten 8rcibeitcn bceliiden az
luollcn. Geutinlou0 lebnt oos gln-
erbietem rns gliidliher 5u nader,
oautcno ob. SbeleidJ in nonder
Sttfidt 9fcformen notbig mo Ser.
be1erlneen om BIabe iino, IteHt bic
innere Heiubcit lino llHontaItborFeit
ilnierer mouordiiHcn 3egiernng lie
bod iiber oieic pIci0o-Oemofrotifd.
republifoniiac @rooitttion uno IGBt
inns @ott oonfer, OaB mir bon Oieieut
oIldnpcitliber 5ortihritte pcridjont
blciben.
DM eiiogero~ ereift n9tm c.
rifouiiden @lilitoriS,
lnu5~ an.
@om i6. San., bio gari5. H.
Sdnnar On einem in trdfhgen
&orten geidricbeuen 2eitariifeI
sreiit Der o@leiia9ero~ Ocu amerifa.
niiHen MiIitorisuus an uu0 ioot:
n@rdiioent g9iIIou preoiet gdcifiS
mus abcr inter ieiner 8ertpaItlng
1T 0as eroBtc miIitGriide Bro.
gramm, idbit Dos Ceiltf6lono'9.
iibCrtreficno, paiiirt tporoen. 9Ime.
rifa tereitet lid Dor, oic 5tpeitc Sec.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-18
0sntidl.rniEId,c Nruacu.

SSu Der yYoii. 3te. ipionct @eorg
Bernhard ben oeltit.ruiiiid)en Sra
gen cinen ausfiibrlihcu 9lrtifeI. in
pelhem or mit 0irpeis oitf Die lebten
6rie6eusgeriidte conitotirt, Dap oicie
neIeiteu in Der ruiiiibeu 9reiie pc.
IcntIib rnbi1er beipro6en lpiiroclL
ais Dor ciuiscr 3eit. 100 jcOe 9lHScu-
tuue ciuer 9eritiuoigiua mitDelitid-
lauo ais gerrutb be5ei1net iuorocn
lei. gr peiit Oanu bin oili einen slr~
tfel Der nEietId~, III pcldem eS
bieB mSn Rolen ino 4lIrlano ItoBeu
Die @egc Der auBercn BoIitif 1elhdl.
lambs uro RuBInn0s oufeInon6er, III
GonitantiropeI ober trelijen iic it
itorf." 9}it @c5ug alii ben letter.
BniiiiS ihrcibt 8ernbnrO Ii. g.: lin
ierc @ege lpiirOen iit in Gonituntino-
pei nit iener &liBIanos nur Damn
frcu5en, iDcnn 9uBIono auI cine Der.
itiidcIung ocr Giirfei ousgingc.
Dcutidlano babe feinesipeas bic g[b.
litt, in Der 9iirrci cine 9orbcrrItaft
uIi5ilridten, ipic Iie etpa @ngIono in
gIuitraIien bette. ionOerl mir mol
len Se6eiu lcinclt glntbcil al Der nciI
eritorfeii0en tiirfii6cil 8irtbIdofts.
fr1ft goniien. Die 6obc 9Siorte ioll
fir icOcu 5ricoicrtigen cine oiienc
1biIr icin. Sir 8nBIou0 foninit eS
bod in ollcrcritcr 2inie Onraui oil,
lid mirt6id)oiilit uaiiSpcitcn" 5ii
fonnen mo ieinen @ooren glbioe
aud uot Der liirfci uuO iciuer Sin.
tcrI6noert pcrldoffcn 5n fonnen.
9oS mist i'm iiaH oieier Aihtnrg
ser 9ciib uon Gonitautinopel? @ia
es Gonltantiuopcl babcn, mir unt ie-
nen Trolm Beters ocS @roBeu 5u
erfiiuen 10 sreI5eu lid III Der 1bat
nniere We0c. iino cine 4eritdnOieunu
jpiiden Ieiitidlau6 unO giubloNo
miro nitt 5u cr3iclcu iein.
81 o6er ous GhIoaport .S9on.
Itautinopcl~ iii @uBldu0 Mir cin
SpnlboI fiir oeritdnoi1e iu0 pcr.
itdn0lid)e 6or0erimgcn 70 mag lid)
9uBlanO ood einnidI flormodcn,
ooB eiu5ie mo ollein 9inOcr mo
9nrbnrcn nod III ocr @oritclIung
leben, mir scr @eiib made 6reuoc.
Seitoen Der aaufmauu uint nehr
oenI Grobercr folot, iorOern frieolidl
IN frenoe 26noer geben oorf lpiNen
ole ciriliiirteu Staoten onb cbenio
ipirflon ipic Dos 8eiibredt ooS Der.
biirgtc @enusllr1sreht fir oie Gnt.
ipidelung bon Snuocl un6 @erfebr
lit. Sn iolhen Sinnc nliiBte 9hlB-
Iano ciaentlih mebr onran Gclcaen
Ieiu cine couiolioirtc 9iirfci, oIs
Gnelano mo 6roufrcicb ii aIeiu.
oiien olS 9lodjborn 81 bdben. Bcnu
eS aeldngc, oic IorooneIIcn 6ragc
onrf anoerc glbnohirigen oIs oIe
bis1erigen 81 loien oie ia inmcr
uur Sem cnsliitcr Sntcrciie crt.
Iprofeit babcn 10 iuiiroc sic riirfei
fir 9luBIano's SpauOcls6cjicmulgcu
fein SiuoerriB mebr, ionocrn cine
Bride iein, 1oul lpiir0eu ouh
GciitThlonos uno Sllblnno's Ssegc
i'd in aonitantinopcI niht mcbr
fcinoIidj freiBcn. 8icl iucuieer icocu
fails olS oie @eec 9lnblonoS nno
GnglarOS i'm uo6en iulS icruca
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