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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-03-16
EXTENSION SCHOOL is
HELD At STANFIELD
o. A. c. PROFESSORS GIVE Talks
ON DAIRYING, PRUNING AND
STOCK RAISING.
Community banquet Held in Watts
Auditorium Monday Evening; other
Nows Notes OF Interest to vicinity.


sTANFIEI4D March I5.-A very
Interesting and instructive extension
school was held there Monday and
Tuesday under the direction of the
o. A. {. Prof. E. r. Fits. specialist
on dairyinR. and Prof. w S Brown.
horticulturist. and r. w Allen of the
experimental station OF Hermiston.
The subjects of dairying. pruning and
stock judginz were demonstrated.
Monday evening a community ban
quet was served in the Watts audito-
rum A large number attended, both
from the city and the project. 1t was
regular get-to-gether meeting.
Miss Earle is spending the week In
Portland
Miss Annice Barnes and Miss F,da
Earle spent the week end in PendIe-
ton
A. E Tulley of wanowa. was In
town "Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. P. II. Buchholz and
Miss Georgia Mccoy motored to PEN
dieton saturday.
W. T. Reeves ana Herbert Perrin
were Pendleton visitors the first OF
the week
Howard Smith and wife of Boston.
Mass, are the guests OF Rev. and
Mrs. J. f. Faucet
James NJ. Kyle is I'm Pendleton for
a few DAYS
Pat Lonergan. wife and child. were
in town Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. T. d Hutchinson re-
turned Tuesday from a two weeks
stay at Barnhart
Mrs. Don McGowen and son of Mis-
soula, Montana. were here Tuesday.
L. A. Sears OF Hood River. visited
his niece, Mrs. Herg Perrin this
week
J. II. Howard of Colfax. Wash. has
purchased the Pastime Parlors of Jaw
Wood.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. O'Sullivan. Sr..
left Tuesday for a visit to their old
home at Flynn. Michigan. They ex-
pect to be gone about three months.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. p. Phillips have
moved in the webster cottage on
Wood street
VIM H. Daughtrey OF Portland.
was in town sunday and Monday.
r. N. Adams was an Athena pas
senger wednesday
F. B. Cast of Tacoma. spent Wed
nesday here
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Fulton were
Echo visitors Monday.
Sam Lowery has moved in the Rob
Veavert house.
Lloyd Riches is spending a few
days in Pend1eton.
W. d. Newton and wife of I.exing-
ton. spent Sunday here
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-03-16

al suffrage does more harm than good.
She things women are more nearly
perfect than men but does not think
they would accomplish as much by
direct Influence as by the old-time in
direct beguiling methods. Instead of
the ballot, she said. women of Am
erica need more common sense. Miss
French things equal suffrage unwise
in the North and suicidal in the South
where she believes the vote of the ne
gro women would become a powerful
and undesirable factor.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-03-16
OCTAVE THANET DEALS
SUFFRAGE HARD BLOW

SAVANNAH, Ga, March 15.-Miss
Alice French. author. better known as
Octave Thanet," has startled Savan-
nah suffragists by declaring that equ-
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-03-16

Children smile when they take
FoIey's Honey and Tar
Ist, 1t tastes good.
End, II makes them feel good.
II will turn feverish, fretful, cough
ing child into a happily smiling one.
Because - 1t puts healing, soothing
coating on feverish, infamed, tickling
throat. II helps snuffles and stuffy,
wheezy breathing 1t stops coughs
quickly, and il wards off Group.
1t contains no opiates, does not up
set delicate stomach, and the last drop
in the bottle is just as good as the first.
Try it.
TAILlAIAN q 90.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-02-15
THE DIAMOND FROM THE SKY
 AT DREAM TONIGHT

Chapter 25:-'A House of Cards It was the "Powell' gardner whose hand closed on "'rhe Diamond From The Sky Blair and Durand, rush. ing to the gardeners side, both de- mand the precious stone, but the gardener declares his intention Of giving it to no one but MT. Powell. Esther accompanied by Marmaduke Smythe, the eccentric English lawyer, leaves the West for Rich mond, where Hagar is slowly recov- ering her reason in a sanitarium. Quabba is left behind. He obtains work as roofer at a prison, in which Luke Lowell is confined. Hagar and Esther plan to return to Stanley Hall. Quabba arranges a plan whereby Luke Lowell can be freed. He drops the eager Luke a fine-tooth saw, which will cut the iron bars that stand between him and liberty. A banner show.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-02-15

line to Switzerland. He reports that Germany is now holding all reliet workers prisoners in Belgium for some reason. Expostulation with the authorities is quite useless. The German officials imply ignore them. He says that Minister Whitlock who had charge of the Belgian legation in Brussels was ordered to lower the American flag without more ado when the break occurred. Herter says that the German officials acted as if they believed the two countries were at war. At least that was the impression that they gave him.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-02-15
md very probable break.

and very probable break
 In Germany the government here is now directing it's attention to get all the Americans released. Those engaged in relief work in Belgium and American citizens who were en- gagged in peaceful occupations on merchant ships of belligerent iia- tions as we'll. How many there are thus helL is not known.
 Ambassador Elkus has been asked to report promptly upon the condi- tions of the Americans i.eld in Turkey for military reasons. It is
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-02-15
ROME REPORTS SIuKING
 OF AMERICAN SCHOONER

LONDON, Feb. 14.-Rome re. schooner Lyman Law in the Medi- terrarean. The schooner was CT route to Palermo and laden with grain. The Lyman Law was, &C., cording to the reports received, properly warned.
 The schooner was hove to with a trian submarine. They were order, ed to desert the ship in the boats when the American was sent to the bottom. The crew which included eight Americans, has been landed safely.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-02-15
CRUSH ENTENTE SIX NI0IVTHS
GERMANS TOLD WAR
 WILL END SHORTLY

BERNIE, Feb. 14-The General Staff has told the people of Germany that the Entente will be completely crushed within six months and peace will follow an abject conquest of Great Britain following the destruc- tion of it's shipping. This is the statement made by arrivals from Germany. They have printed docu- ments, smuggled out from Germany wherein that declaration is made. The submarine campaign is being watched with intense excitement by the German people who pin all their faith in victorious carly con-
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-02-15
CONCERN IS MANIFESTED
 FOR SAFETY OF AMERICANS

WASHINGTON, D. C., Feb. IA Great concern is manifested in of ficialdom for the safety of Amer jeans in all the war zones, but espe- cially in that territory occupied by the Central Powers and their Allies.
 It is believed that Penfeld has been instructed to order American citizens to leave without any delay. This is not officially admitted, but is probably true as there is an un- willingness to leave Americans in Austria Hungary at the mercy of the officials in case of possible
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-02-15

proved too much for the divers in the northern waters. The Admiral ty however does not admit the cap ture or the construction of a single diver since the U boats unrestricted policy of sinking was announced. The people do not know what to think.
 The arrivals today indicate that the operations of the submarines have been interrupted for some un" known cause which is the subject of speculation among the people.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-02-15

border he was arrested and taken north where he was jailed in Metz and held lnCor municado and prac- tically without food. Later orders apparently reached Metz to release the man and he came here without particle of food d,ring all that time and during all these experi- ences. ,,xs,.ssssA
 Herter was recent visi or throughout Belgium and was there when the break occurr.L He hur- ried to the border on instructions from Gerard, when ne was prompt ly seized before he could cross the
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-02-15
ClAN LINERS ARE
 SAFE IN PORTS

NEW YORK, Feb. 14.-Shipping men are doubtful about the effec- tiveness of the submarine blockade. The arrival is announced of the Cunarder Carmania and the White Star liner Adriatic, both giants of their class and both laden to the gunnels with exclusive munitions of war. They reached English ports without mishap, the Cunarder espe- cially passing through the pro- scribed area at night with lights burning. On neither ships were there any Americans on board.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-02-15

NEW YORK, Feb. 14.-The keep ing of American ships in port while other neutrals are taking chances is causing much comment in trade circles, but the high prices for trans-ocean freight are not sufficl- ent to justify owners in risking their ships when steamers are now at such a high figure The tankers and ether steady craft are still ly- ing at anchor waiting for the word to leave.
 Shipping men say that they will will not leave before they get proper protection from Washington.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-02-15

trolled and confined by the Turks The Turkish government has given repeated promises to release the Am ericans but has failed to do so.
 The condition of things now ex- isting is making it impossible for the United States to retain peace full relations with the Central Powers, and in the event of war prominent German subjects in the United States will be held as secur- ity for those Americans who are held in Belgium, Germany or Aus tria-tungary.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-02-15
BIG FIRE SALE AT HOLT'S.

Beginning Monday, February 19, Three Thousand dollars worth of goods will be sold regardless of values. All were new goods that arrived last fall. Some goods only slightly damaged by water. No goods offered in this sale but new first class. Goods must be sold. Bring the Cash. No Goods charged at this sale. Bargain tables. Goods marked in plain figures. The chance a life time. Ames Building. .,
 Phone Main 96.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-02-15
ATTACHE SAYS was
 SAvAGELY TREATED METZ

BERNIE, Feb. 14.-Americans here are incensed at the story of the experiences of Gustave Herter who States Embassy in Berlin. He is the son of the we'll known New York artist of the same name and after his terrible experiences at the hands of the Germans.
 His official position was complete ly overlooked. When near the
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-02-15
DIFFERENCE IN LOCALITY.

Pa, what's the difference be- tween a patriot and a Jingo?"
 "A patriot, my son, is one whose bosom swells with pride of his country, while in lingo the swell ing appears in his head"
 Aluminium salt and pepper shaker 25c. pair, Aluminium tooth pick holder 15c. Sanitary glass knobs for all purposes 15c. each or 2 for 25c. Goodrich rubber cement 15c. Lepages glue, small can 10c., Alu- minum tea balls 15c. Spring cloth pins 10c. Mixing spoons 5, 10 and 15c. Dust pans Toe. Egg beaters 10c., Dish mops 10c., Carpet tacks all sizes war price Dc. box. Mouse traps 10c., rat traps 25c. Cube Sugar 2 lbs. for 25c. Lenox soap 6 for 25c. t
 0. w. LEWIS.
 DolharS. ~a
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-02-15

should snap shot him and his staff all they wanted. A host of newspaper camera men and movie operators were on hand to take the scene when he arrived. Bernstorff hints that this ends his career, apparent ly being fatalist. He questioned England's humanity in trying to starye non-combatants with it's blockade policy. He had no com- ment to make upon his own coun- try's diver campaign but told his friends that he was very sorry to leave the United States.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-02-15

WASHINGTON, D. C., Feb. h. An official of the State Department tonight said that the President had not yet received Ambassador Count Tarnowski, and it was more than likely that he never would. The sinking of the Lyman Law has de- veloped a very acute feeling in of ficiai circles and it is almost certain
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-02-15
NO RECOGNITION FOR
 CUBAN REyoLuTloNARIES

HAVANA, Feb. 14.-The United States government will extend no re- cognition to Cuban rebels even if they succeed in overthrowing the present government. The United States government in the event of the revolution extending will not only not recognize the insurrectoes
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-02-15
BERLIN INCENSED BECAUSE
 ATROCITIES IN BEL GUM

BERLIN, Feb. 14.-This city is clamoring for reprisals against Great Britain for an outrage against in Belgium. British aviators while raiding the German diver base at Seebrugge dropped bombs also upon a skating party
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-02-15

WASHINGTON, D. C., Feb. 14.- Following the sinking of the Lyman Law, the U. s. Golfer Caesar which was laden with a quarter million dollar worth of foodstuffs for relief purposes has been ordered to remain in Alexandria where the collier went for orders, indefinitely. The situa- tion is growing in seriousness almost hourly.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-02-15
WILL EMPLOY THOUSAND
 MEN EXTRA THIS SPRING

age is continually ice locked i'll the winter the commission will have no trouble getting it's supplies to the construction front.
 It is announced that the Commits sion has on hand now sixty thousand applications for positions. It is also announced that when Chairman Edes return the Commission will be finally moved to Anchorage
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-02-15

SEATTLE, Feb. 14.-It is an- nounced that sthe Engineering Com mission on the Alaska government railroad will employ one thousand additional mon this summer. These men will be principally employed in putting the Seward Division of the road in shape so that if Anchor
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-02-15

on the ice. The party for the most part consisted of children of tender years and sixteen were killed by the bombs dropped by the fiendish air men. The papers all call upon the Zeppelins at the next raid on Great Britain to avenge tins atrocity.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-02-15

but will regard them as disturbers Of the peace of the island. So Lansing cabled the capital of Cuba today. It is believed that if the re- volution begins to gain the upper hand the United States will take a prompt stand to suppress the revolt and to restore order.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-02-15

WASHINGTON, D. C., Feb. 14.- It is declared that official Washing ton is extremely angered at the sink ing of the Lyman Law. It is also stated that break is imminent with Austria-Hungary.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-02-15

that Penfield will be directed to leave Vienna and that Tarnowsk1 will be given walking papers from here.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-02-15
HINTS ON COMFORT.

To look we'll you must feel wefH- Clothes help you to look well, if they are made to order and fit well, repaired well, cleaned well and we'll pressed. Therefore you will feel well. M. PASCOFF. Ladies and Gents Tailor does it all
 s we'll.
 All work guaranteed Cor. Lanes Way and Front Street.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-02-15
NOTICE.

The Miners Home Club will give a Dance Saturday, February IT at 9 D. m. The public is cordially in- vited. Admission soc. Ladies free.
 COMMITTEE.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-02-15

NEW YORK, Feb. 14.-A cable gram to the Herald says that the British steamer Roanoke which was torpedoed was successfully beached and it's cargo will be saved.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-02-15

clusion of the war to it's certain suc- cess. Discussing the possible entry of the United States into the war, Germany will immediately send sub- marines which will totally destroy the Panama Canal and the damage to Atlantic ports would also be enormous.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-02-15

LONDON, Feb. 14.-Today's sink ing says Lloyds reports, were con- lined exclusively to the Mediter- ranean. The submarine killers have
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-02-15

NEW YORK, Feb. 14.-Ten ships reached the port of Liverpool alone from American ports today with contraband, food and cotton. These all successfully evaded submarines. This intelligence this evening is giv- ing rise to the belief that the U boat campaign is going to be a fiZzie.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-02-15

NEW YORK, Feb. 14.-Count von Bernstorff, the countess and his entire official suite left Washington at 4:15 this morning and arrived at seven o'clock. He refused any interview but was willing that they
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-02-15

HALIFAX, N. S., Feb. 14.-One hundred customs and special in- spectors from Ottawa have arrived here to inspect the Scandinavian liner Frederic VIII which
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-02-15
BRITISH DIRECT SHIP
 CLEAR FROM HALIFAX

NEW YORK, Feb. 14.-The British have directed the steamer Frederic VIII of the Scandinavian American line and which is being granted safe conduct with Bernstorff aboard through the Entente block ade, to clear through Halifax where it will be examined for contra band.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-02-15

is carrying the former German Am basador to the United States. The ship is expected here on Friday. The officials are seeking for contra band.
 Every precaution is being taken to safe guard the ship and it's ar rival and departure are arranged to take place at night.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-04-12

ge5iebuneen sipiid)cn Den Der. Stdos
ten iino Snpnr 5u erbdlten linb 5I
forocrn limo. lit cine 6ragc. .fpeld)c
pielc beoeutcnoe Wdnner in Den
boberen 2ebensitellun9eu in beibeu
2dnbern beihdftist. Ias Bolt mus
3u elmer sriinolidcu Soiuus irsenbs
melher Sfipierigfeiter, Die OUT.
tdiid,en n,oaen. fommen.
.Supan peritebt ben @eiidtspunft
Der 8aibin9toner Reeieruns. aber
ioute iolh' unipiinihenstuertbe 8eiess
sebung, Die fein, gnhe sn finocn
iheint, ancauern. obne hab einees
ihrittcn iptrb. 70 fiirftcn mir. bae
nat unb nuh cine gntirembuna
5tpiiden ben beioen 2dnoeru Ylae
greiien ipirb."
Scr .Giata aiabi Sbinebun"
Iast: .9ie N9itation III Nmerifn III
3ipeiieIos bic Solse perihiebencr
fon,pli3ierter llriafeu - politiider
unb Dfonomiifer Natur iolpobl. aIs
aus benz Raiienprin5ip ber9eleiteter
- a6er Tic limb, stpeifellos im @e9enz
ias an ben Vrin3ipien Der 8ereh.iss
teit, Ieuiflihfeit uuo @leifbeit, aui
oenen bie Der. Staaten aufsebaui
tn,irNru
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-04-12

ztincm Scutfcu Sorider, 8.
I'M SeIpad), perbanfcn mir cine
w Shrift iiber Die n8eiitiocu'
@%pibemticn", bic 9rilnblih ami
rdllmt nit Der Iuidauung, haB bieie
arri Suggeition uno bergIeiteu 3urildz
3ufitbreu ieieu. Or leet bas Saupts
eeipiht aui bic Spiterie als berpors
ragenoite llriahe ieeliiher Gpioeries
gilbune.
Oh bicIe Nuiiht riGtig lit poer
nidt. mag babin9eitelt blciben. 8ir
tpoIen bier reoer fir bic 59cie SeuS
pads fdmpfen nod propaganda
MAIDEN, ionbern mir AMI feline cisens
artige a~uffaiung Der ho6grdoi9cn
grregung binfpeiien, Die lid am Nus
gang bes RitteIolters Der Setter be-
mddtist bate, auf beren Steiscruns
ourh Die Reformation uno oereu Be
fampfung ourh S8natius bon SonoIo
biuipetieu.
Scupah gIaubt bon elmer ipdt
nittelaltcfliden Sbiterie reoen 3u
biirfen. Sic lit ibm cine ~io5ials
petboIoeiide griheinun9, gmaNens
Skfte Musfpidluug cinee beitimmten
grfranfun9sl ilocs aus tdrbloler
frnnfbufter @%erdnoeruug (grlhos
piung, lteberipannuns, @rregung)
our6 ben Seitaeiit, bic 9eiHittIthc
gigenort bes asiammten Sebens.
ga frat bic Reformation eiu, Die
Die gpibemieu nift beieiti9te, ionoern
5uitdhit geiteipert bat. .Senn, ipte
es bel iebem religioien .3uidmmens
brub unpermeibli6 lit. ihreibt Der
beutihe Sori6er, ytrus lie anurhie,
SaItIoiieteit, e%ren5euloic gertuirruns
lin 5auienoe o 0emiitberu, ents
~ieiielte nitt bIoB ben duberen, ionoern
audi ben innereu reli9ioien 8ampf
aui's 8iloeite". Die Salten bes alien
8laubens ieieu 5uiammcngetratt
uno man babe lid, in ieiner Silfs
loiteteit. 8ott alleir s~egeniiber ges
iteut. an, Die Strobbalme seflammert.
bic Der nele 8ldlbe Iieb: 3eufel rno
Idmoncn. Die Steiterboufen- Der
6srenperfolguns ilumiuierten ZEN
Sieees3us, Der tirhIihen> Sefreiung."
Gin religiDier Genius babe iGou
oamals ben iuueriten a~auIalueylis
bieier 8ertpiIberuug burhihaut, fG6rt
SeGpab fort. Die ggereitia ipiris
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-04-12
GinacfanbD
Der 6riinoer Oct 6efeufd)aft Se(n.

tlialia Dcs Sgnntil5 bon Souuln Iciclt
Der groltbiple @criuh, sic S0itcrie 81
iiberipiuNcn unh bod Den alien Gee
len5uitunO al crboltcu. rllub Der
glitter ser 8eieuitait .Seiu puBte",
Icieu lpir bnnn peiter, ~lup Der Ylnft
lag, oiIs Dem Die Srantbcit 8n turie@
rem ipar. @r pcrbot bic NStcie, Die
er burd cine fat miIitGriidc @eirno>
~bcitspile9e - er pcrbot bic Slauloz
iigfeit Der Spiclcrci, Die CT ourd) Die
plonpoae ausgeltoItung ieOcr Ges
b%ensItunoc 'uno burd ipltcnlatildc
~giui6uluuS Der Ybuntaiie duf Die
religioie IpritelungsipeIt .crlcStc. Or
lab. bab gridopfung bem 9irn Die
Serrifnff ilber ocu SeipesunBsappne
rat raubt. @licocr mo RustsIn cine
mmorolil9c Chlofratic an lid reis
Beu ldbt; 'inb boB Die lluiihcrbeit i'm
iecliid,en Scbeu llnorouun8 un0
O1lrteinanoer 8iidhtet, uuo Die Scelc
ben 3iiioucu ats Sptelbuu aus
Iiejert. Su Den lIe6un9eu lcurbe cine
trontbaft geiteigcrte gilocriuclt in bic
9auoe Der S~ebensdufga6e gei6nlieoet
Giue trantbaft 9~elteigerte - bod hieic
arantbeit mar Gin Experiment; lie
iolte benz 8iQeu un:eriporfen bleis
ben. uub roc Die 0ciabr Der llmfebr
Sicies YerbdItuiiies orobte, bort gez
bot sic Cr0eusfIugbeit &alt. 9ie
8eui9iten burften ole @rcr5itieu obS
iolpieren SoNola bat CREDIT,
mas 5u erreiheu mar: Die Srcibals
turg leine5 SrbenS bon hp'tertIfer
8eriuiloerung."
Mit bent a~usruie: oRci6t bieier
8erner Der 8eitfrorfheit uidt iibcr
brei Sabrbuubcrte biuipeg cincm
. Chariot, benz @roBmeiiter Der 9pites
rieforifung, Die Sano", ihIieBt Sell
pa4 bieie Nu%sfiibrungeu. Cbue nit
Inn in Nuem ilbereiu 6u itimnleu,
miro man 5useiteben miiiier, ouB er
bod ieineu 2eiern cine gan3 anoere
MuffaHung Der 8eSeutun9 QopoIn's
permittelt, aIs icne S6rciber, Die IN
Inn nur ocu ,Gr6ieiuiten" ieben,
Seuen. Die lih iiber cine griheiuirug
pie Die Oes grobeu Crbensitifters nit
ein paar Shlagiportern 9Iaubcu bins
pegiesen 5u fonnen. siebt Der gauS
mpberne 6oriter bod etipas 81 rutbell
auf.-(e.z St.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-04-12
3eidbsfansler mnS Wakl'
reform.

8enlgtbIling lpiro i'll Den beutld)en
3eitunsen gum Iusprud gsbra6t iiber
Die grnennura Der &ommiiiion. bic Die
Vornabme elmer 8erfaiiunss sHefornl
erortern ioa.
Die ~Yoihihe 3eituna" idrcibt:
.@S lit ein banfensipertbes politiife5
@reieniB bon betrdhtlitert GiuililB
auf uniere %3utiinitiee G%nttpidlnn8 uno
mag Den 8runblieiu biloeu fir Den
Gan zines neiIen oeutihen SauIes."
3Sas .Sageblatt" ia9t: oSie ilbers
ipdItigenoc Webrbeit bes Hei6stages
bat oas ernite 9eitreben. Die 3uitduoe
in Sciitidlano unb YreuBen Der neiien
Belt an8upaiien. Sm Vorbergrunoe
itebt. abaeiebeu bon Der Ginfibruns
zines ipirflihcu Sarlamentarismnls.
Die Soroeruns nad Dem Wieperanibau
YreuBen's i'm N%usemeinen uno oes
preuBiiten 8abIseieses i'm Seions
oeren."
Ser .Spnpdrts": .0iel ipGre pers
loren. ,penn lid bieier Nusihub ipieoer
aIs unidbis erlueiien ioate. Seiue
Nuieabe beitebt BARN. 81 5ei9er. baB
Ole pcutiGc Nation ebeuio Id,tuns iiir
iid forbern bari fpie anbere cipiliiicrte
Volfcr."
Die .@encr 3eit": .Renn RrBs
Lamb inmitten oes arieges cine 9roBe
Hcpolution iu'S @erf iesen tonnte.
Damn ioute audi YreuBen 3eit fir cine
fleinc &nblreform iinpet."