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The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-10-21

The "First Lady" Of the university,
who shares on equal terms the wei.
come extended 70 President Sisson as
they como into their new work in
Montana.
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To Greet Newcomers.

Mrs. George Coffman entertained the
ladies' Of the university faculty in her
home at The Rozale wednesday and
Thursday afternoons, asking them to
greet the newcomers. Mrs. Sisson. her
mother, Mrs. Shovel, Mrs. Jones. Mrs.
Orbeck, Mrs. Bangs. Mrs. Denfeld. Mrs.
Fenske, Miss Hughes and Miss Git
tings. These ladies were guests OF
honor both afternoons. Is other ladies
of the faculty being present upon each
afternoon. Mrs. Coffman was assisted
on Wednesday afternoon by Mrs.
Carey, Mrs. Harry Smith. Mrs. jane
son and Miss Mary Elrod. On Thurs
day afternoon Mrs. Pope. Mrs. Spauld-
ing. Mrs. Trexler and Mrs. Kirkwood
assisted the hostess. The ladies did
Red Cross work as they visited and
accomplished large number of pieces.
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Wednesday Night Dancing Club.

\ company Of 60 ladies and gentle
men enjoyed the first session Of the
season of the Wednesday Night Dam
cling club. held this week at the Mis-
soula Dancing academy. The club will
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Westminster Guild.

The Westminster Guild of the Pres
hyterian church will meet Tuesday
afternoon at the homo Of Mrs. s. II.
Ketcham. SCI South Second street.
Mrs Floyd Bushnell and Miss Edna
Hollensteiner Will be hostesses with
Mrs Ketcham.
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Eiks' Dance a Success.

More than 100 men and women en-
joyed the first one Of a series of So
cial dances to be given by the local
lodge of Elks. last Wednesday evening.
The evening was counted a success In
every respect
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STEVENSVILLE

A harvest halloween dance will be
given on Friday. October rs. at the
American theater in Stevensville by
the Bitter Root Valley Shrine club.
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Music Recital.

Music Recital.
The pupils Of Mrs. T. c. Metcalf gave
music recital Friday evening at the
Odd Fellows hall. A large number OF
people attended and thoroughly en-
ioyed the various numbers. The re-
! ceipts from admissions were turned
/, over to the Navy league.
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Tho keystone Guild.

The keystone guild of the BAPTIST
church will meet Tuesday evening
with Mrs. Harold High at her home
2l9 South Fourth street. east.
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lofa Nh.

Iota NJ.
Iota Nh fraternity pinned Its RIB
bons on Chester McNair of Great
Falls. Clinton A. Crews Of Anaconda,
Ralph Graves and Lester Grill of Mis-
soula. John Driscoll. stephen Sullivan
and Arthur r. Leahey of Butte. Leo
Stewart of Basin. r. w. Horrigan of
Boston, Frank Kelly of lutte. Beverly
Keith Of Thompson Falls and Robert
kiers of Sidney.
Sigma Nh fraternity has not yet an
nounced the names of its pledges.
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Wonan's Club.

W0m0n0 VIu0s
A sketch Of the life OF MacDowell,
the composer, was given by Mrs. Mark
ID. Fitzgerald at the meeting OF the
Woman's club Friday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. ]. G. Kohl. Miss Norma
Engstrom and Mrs. Fitzgerald then
played several Mcdowell compost
lions. Mrs. Gilbert Allis gave short
reading. The next meeting of the club
! will be on Friday. November 2, at the
| home OF Mrs. George kinneman. Of
| ficers for the coming year will be
elected at that time.
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Imperial Bridge Club.

Mrs. c. f. Simons will be hostess for
the Imperial Bridge club Wednesday
afternoon at her home, 222 South Fifth
street. east.
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Auxiliary to Emanuel chapter

The auxiliary to Emanuel chapter,
Order of Eastern Star, will meet Tues
day afternoon at the home Of Mrs. !.
L. James. 5l2 East Cedar street.
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pythian Sisters Circle.

The Pythian Sisters will meet
Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. Frank
Ziesing at her home. 500 Alder street.
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THE DAILY MlssoULAN SUNDAY MORNING. OCTOBER e. 1917

Eayfisid d =rsadinE by Mira. =. II: Inch!
instrumental music. Mrs. Charles D.
Crouch; a paper. Flows Of the Cigaret
Question" by Mrs. L. Il. Sargent; a
reading. "A Mothers Day Hymn" BY
Mrs. King Darlington: a vocal solo by
Mrs. w. N. Hassler. Light refresh.
ments will be served. All friends are
invited to be present.
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Mothers Day.

Mothers Day.
The Women's Christian Temperance
union will meet Wednesday afternoon
at $50 o'clock at the Y. w. c. 4. home
on East Cedar street. Mothers day
will be talehrated. with Mrs. Walter
Grant. superintendent Of mothers'
meetings. in charge of the program.
! There will be a vocal solo by Mrs. A.
B. Hoblitt; a reading by Mrs l.. n.
Shines: paper. "The Teaching Of Re-
b. ligion in the Home" by Mrs. Thomas
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purchase. as n club Liberty bond O
modest amount.
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Recession for Thorntons,

Reception for Thorntons.
A reception in honor of DR.. and Mrs
w. r. Thornton, who are moving t.
Missoula, was given at the Odd Eel
lows hall Wednesday evening. Short
talks were made. several excellent
musical numbers were given and re-
freshments were served.
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A. Orchard Homes.

The meeting Of the Orchard Homes
Country Life club. held Friday eve
ming at the clubhouse. was informal
and very enjoyable. Miss Anna Rely
gave a dramatic reading and the COM
pany sang patriotic songs. 1t was
Soted by the club at this meeting ia
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ere.bx.er;.o L.d;es' Aid.

On Wednesday afternoon members OF
the Presbyterian Ladies' Aid society
gathered at the home Of Mrs. John
c. .Emhoff to sew articles for the an
nunl ba xaar of the church which Is te
be given in few weeks.
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Girl students pledged to the sorori-
ties Of the university were announced
yesterday. New members of Delta
| Gamma are Misses Ethel Hayes and
| Katherine Murphy of Butte. Grace
| Carney and Grace Nyles OF Livingston,
Edith Wood and Minette Montgomery
| of Helena. Cornelia Jenkins of Stew
ensville. Margaret Hunter and Ethel
Pope Of Billings. Edith Mcdonald Of
Big Timber. Rosa Wyman and Naomi
! Allen Of Glendive and Dorothy Whit
worth Of Deer Lodge.
Kappa Alpha Theta.
| Kappa Alpha Theta announces its
new members to be Misses Gladys Al
len and Joyce Allen of Malta, Hazel
Rachus Of Tacoma. EDNA Belknap and
Doris Harbert of Poison, Grace Walk :.
err of Billings. Harriet Hall and Helen
Parker of Missoula. Dorothy Duncan
of Great Falls, Marian Newman of
Boston. and Helen Little Of Hamilton.
Kappa Kappa Gamma.
The new members for Kappa Kappa
i Gamma are Misses Margaret johnson.
Ruth Jarl and Jodie Wren Of Great
Falls, I4uella Ling of Billings. Helen
A. Little, Mary Grangle and Isabel
Grangle of Butte. Mary Brown OF
Philipsburg. Ellen Walton Of Diclsin-
son. n. D., Grace Barnett. Constance
Keith and Olive Dobson of Missoula.
Delta Phi zeta.
Delta Phi Zeta sorority, who gave
-. 1~l NJ, srpss npst~
order to make donation to the REQ
Cross fund gained five members, wht
are Lucy. Turcott of Virginia City
Lucille Jameson of Missou!a, Loi!
Thompson of Red Lodge: France.
Clark of Plains and Frances McCrar!
of Park City.
Sigma Chi.
The Sigma Chi fraternsr@ announce
I yesterday at noon a, total Of IA pledge
to the organization. The alumni
chapter Of tho Sigma Chi fraternit
gave q luncheon at the Florence hote
today at noon in honor Of the pledge
and the active men. The following
pledges were announced by Sign
Chi: Ray Allen. Butte; John r. Sci
Red Lodge: Ralph Vogler. Butte: I
Van Evans. Melrose; Boyd Van Horr
Miles City; Emmett Doherty. Butte
Leo Page, Anaconda; Glazar Torrance
Butte; Thomas Moore, Butte; Harol
c. Young, Three Forks: Almond Des
champs, N1issoula: Fred Stimper
Great Falls; Lloyd Burt, Forsyth; Re
log organ, Wibeaux.
There were IS men present ut tn
luncheon.
Alpha Delta Alpha.
Alpha Delta Alpha fraternity az
nounced the following pledges: !
Davy Of Deer Lodge, Bryan Anderse
Of White Sulphur SPRINGS, Carl Aust
OF Arkansas. Ivan Windsor OF Mill
City and Lewis Dyhl Of Helena.
Delta Rho.
The Delta Rho fraternity announce
the following pledges: Clarence Cav
kins of Big Timber. Norton Worth
Butte. Dudley NJ. Brown of Butte. j
Ameson of Big Timber, Mel Warn
of Clear Lake, s. D., James Harris
Butte, Dwight Career Of Florence 81
J. RUM Of Bonner.
70 Iota NJ.
n Iota Nh fraternity pinned Its ri
hons on Chester McNair of Gre
Falls. Clinton A. Crews Of Anacont
b. Ralph Graves and Lester Grill of MI
ay soula. John Driscoll. stephen Sulliv
CHI and Arthur r. Leahey of Butte. l.
t. Stewart of Basin. +. w. Horrigan
80 Boston, Frank Kelly Of Butte. Bevel
ne Keith of Thompson Falls and Rob-
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20 TO kTenCnIOWn next SATURDAY csC-
ming for chicken supper and an eve
ming of dancing. A. G. HayfOrd Is
business manager of the club
A Double Surprise.
A group of neighbours surprised Mr.
and Mrs. st. German in their new
home at Orchard Homes Friday cve-
ming. Messrs. and Mesdames +. F.
Carey, Frank Farley. Fred Reardon'
P. Hale, Frank Martz, Mcneil. Mrs
Patullo, Mrs. Daily. Mrs. Britt, Mrs
LeFair. Miss Courtney, Miss st. Ger
main and DR.. Bigelow made up the
company that presented Mr.. and Mrs
st. German with handsome ban
quet lamp for their new home.
A second surprise was given during
the evening, when a set of individual
salt holders was presented to Mr.. ant
Mrs. Farley as a reminder Of The
forty second anniversary of their wed
ding day.
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Camp Fire Girls.
The Camp Fire Girls were enter
tanned on Tuesday evening by Miss
Matte Sharp. Lunch was served.
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For Mr.. Hamilton.


Members Of the staff Of the Donohuc
store gathered at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Deschamps on Blaine
street last Monday evening. fare
well compliment to Laud Hamilton.
who left the following day for his new
location at Salem, Ore. The company
included Messrs. and Mesdames c. J
Bellows, Richard English. Knox Nc
Annually; Mrs. Powell, Mrs. King;
Misses Helen Roy. Ina Cyr. Edns
Raily. Hope Duncan. Selma Pearson
Ida Pearson, Nan Lewis, Eva Powell
frankie Powell: Messrs. George Wolf
! Claude Larson. F. w. Freeman. will
| Mr.. and Mrs. Hamilton and Mr.. ant
Mrs. Deschamps. Dancing. games ant
refreshments added to the pleasan
! time.
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Catholic Altar Society.

The Altar Society Of st. Mary's Mis-
sion will meet on Thursday, October
rs. at the home Of Mrs. George T.
Bags.
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pettis-co bban.

Miss Marie Pettis. daughter OF
George Fl. Pettis Of Hamilton, and
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Delta Rho.
The Delta Rho fraternity announced
the following pledges: Clarence Caul-
kins of Big Timber. Norton Worth OF
Butte, Dudley NJ. Brown of Butte, Joe
Ameson of Big Timber, Mel Warner
of Clear Lake, S. D.. James Harris OF
Butte, Dwight Career of Florence and
j. RUM Of Bonner.
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Alpha Delta Alpha.
Alpha Delta Alpha fraternity an
nounced the following pledges: II
Davy Of Deer Lodge. Bryan Anderson
Of White Sulphur SPRINGS, Carl Austil
OF Arkansas. Ivan Wpdsor OF Mile
City and Lewis Dyhl Of Helena.
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Kappa Alpha Theta.

N1pPd NIpna uetd.
Kappa Alpha Theta announces its
new members to be Misses Gladys Al
len and Joyce Allen of Malta, Hazel
Rachus of Tacoma, Edna Belknap and
Doris Harbert of Poison, Grace Walk:
err of Billings. Harriet Hall and Helen
Parker of Missoula. Dorothy Duncan
of Great Falls, Marian Newman of
Boston. and Helen Little Of Hamilton.
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Giiiben Der Siaotseiliheit BET bel
Dr6nung Der 8et5dltniiis, bic f@or
ipdbrtnb bes Rrieges ongebdhut ipur'
be unb nn4 ieiuer geenoiguns mil
Soniequsns bur6ssfiibrt iperbeu muB,
cine arobe Guis1b. sutuurnt, btreu
erfiiIIung ib bon ibnsn 5irperfi9tIif
ertparie. Tleine Resisrung tpirb al
ben 3islsu. bis ibr sdebt fiub, uEper-
riidt ftftboIisn. s5 r,9u. superiidts
lid buruuf, bdb TN qarlomsnt bi,
ileber;eusung BON Der Rotbtpeubigieii
tines eintr6dltigen 3uTammeniptrtens
Der @eriretsr olIsr DGf.er Oeiisrrsihs
bic @erbonbllnsen bebtrri6eu ipirb
unb ha6ur6 bic 9eSinsunsen fir cine
gliidiide 3uiunft Seitsrreihs ees
f6nffen tperoen. Dab Gle, msine
Serren. In biei.m Gimme SIRE ardFt.
in ben DisrIt Der gemeinfnmen Sah:
iiell.u. beifsn bin ih iihsr". Rud
IdRgerem GsreIs oer1bf9iebeis Der Wto'
nnr1 bic 4borbHuug.
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Ser 9anbauicmtbalt fur bic
Staotfinber.

Ser Dtiniiier oeS Sauern BAT, tpie
rus .9erIiner &age6Iatt" iArei6t,
eincn 9rlab beraussegesten, Der bic
@lEinatn.e Don aiHoern Der itdotiid,eil
.mo S,nouitriebcooIfcrnng in Idnbli.
don 5amiIisn 5etriift. Der GrlaB ingt,
haB angeildtS Der INNER ifpieriger
ImeroerOen GriiobrlingsDerbaliniiie
Der ainosr in ben @robitdoten rno
sSnouitriebeSirfen Ger Deoanfe, oieie
SmOer fiie 8oden un0 lliorate in "a
nsiIien nii bem Ser0e inter5lbriH'
gen, iutfsr 6rinelider perbe.
Sm 5rilbjabr uno CONNER, 70 bebt
cer erlob bcruor. nniiie $inoerttan.
ienben, ipeinm6gIih aaillionen BON
Siinoern in Oisier Neiie geboItet iper.
Ten. Die aufnabnie Der aiItoer ioa IN.
puterIauSiiden ssiiterriie ul0gIidit IN.
IentgeItIih erfolgen. IS fam auf
s8llnfd EN- 9erpflegunesias ron 80
%fauia fir je6en Tag uno Ie6es Stfno
qeruabrt iuerben. SSn oieieni Sal iii IN
Der Grtsliltc ein;itropen, cb nno ME.
cieI sliiloe: Der 8oritono einer Snni.
lie aiifIiebnlen ioil, OBJ lie iineirtaeltlidl
coer gum taeIif)en Berpileg.lnesia9
ciIieaIomnen iper0en. Der 3iigeitnn.
Sene @erpfleeinlgs'nt miro nod glni.
nabine oeg sfiroeS ourh 8ermittll,ns
Der 8enieinbe cher bes G'ut5be3irfs
bon oenI ssreisfomnrinnIperbnnoe Iei.
mes gSobniibss monatli1 ausbe5abli.
Gefdllt EN- Sinh aus irgeIbeinenI
spidaiecn @runoe nidt. 20 fnnn es Il.
terSeit Snr.5 @ermittelimg 6es Grts.
id,iiIinipeftors 5ilriidaeeeben iper6en.
Sn Sieiein isaa III ein cnberes Rinb al
iciner SteTe su iibenreiirr. Siir ole
onfgenommenen aiiiAr lit ipie fir bic
cieeneu III ioreeH. Sie icIlen IN eeeii.
meier Geiia untergebrndjt ino nit cl.
tcrIidxr aiebe beh1nteIt inib benuf.
Aid,tigt Ipseoert ssiir Giltihdtieime bon
1infdIIen ober Gd,dDen, bic. ben nili.
qenonrmencn ainbern 5iItcben o6cr
ron hrsn perliriadf : ipsroen, 'ipirb
blu4 esdpists EBgria9srua faitsAsI
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WteA 20. 9loriI.


Die tnnerpoIitfi5e Sriie birfte
tbren 4bi3Iub gefunosn baben. 0ie
IN unterri9teten areiien perIautet,
iperben bic beiben beuti6eu U1iuiiter
On. Urban uno Or. gaerureitber, bic
betdnntIi4 an 9isnItag tbre 9emiie
iion iiberrei4t Eaten, i'm 2tmte pers
bletben. Gs hetbt, bab bic beibsn Tlis
ntiter oom &aiier, in Qlubien5 ems
pfangen iDerben, unb bab ibnen peis
teres our6 Elm Sonbi9reiben betannt
gegeben pirb, BOG befagt bab Der Raj,
Ter tbre SentiIipn nibt annimmt.
9mgesen gilt es als ii6er, baB Or.
b. gobrpnsti ars benz &abinet auss
ifeioen, dber bur3 einen anoereu poI'
Hti4en parteimnnn erisbt peroen
nirb. Den S6bepuntt unb 3ueleia
aud ben gbi6Iub Der Sriie biirfte bic
beute glohmittag .ftottgefunbens
GuOieB ber 9ertrster Der beufI6e
blrgerIu5eu Purteien gsbilbet baben.
Die Gbeeorbueten fubren IN Snsi
Nutompbtleu ua6 Qareuburg, i'm
@mtsoutpmobil beg 8iirgermeifters
Or. 8etstir6ner unb in einem pom
Gbgeorbneten Or. PrmGpefi 3ur 8ers
fii9ung geiteQten pluto. Dir 2lubien,
faro genau I'm 6 lIbr Ra5mittaas
itdtt nro onuerte gegen brsipiertel
Stun6er. Rat on Gubien3 tebrien bic
parlameutarisr md Den 3urud. -
Die Sbeilnebmer an Der Nuoisns fino
nit bem GrsebntB bes GmpFdnges
auBsrproentIi9 sufrieben. 9ie glnz
iprafe BEG Sutfers bat aufTdIIs Qntpes
ienben Ti6tIi6 febr grobeu Ginbrud
sem@bt unb Fe firbsn, bab in Der
Gntport beg &aifsrs ulrf bic Gufpra.
DE bes 8iirgermeiiters 9r. gBsistir6s
ner auf ole bOrgsbra5ten 9l11tte IN
entfPre6euOer Aeiis ge5Ig senoms
men Durbe, Nd9 bem offBielIen Sbeil
Der Iubien3 5og Der &uifer bic Tlits
9lfeber Der Q6orbrung in Gin5eIees
tprd4e, bic BEL alien ben beften Gins
otud btntertieBen. IGgeman fpurbe
ulf9 be auBerprbenEid,e 2iebensDiirs
btgieit bes auifers 6erbpreebobeu.
Die prafoeHtsn bes tte6iitenger,
bonoes. iopie 5aSlretrhe Mbeeorbnete
oiefes @erbnrbss nis B6bmen urb
@Gbren finb biz eiuestrpff.r unb
hottsn Iafarittaes etas gennetnioms
8erathung. Sic tnuten aud nit ben
IN Wten peilenber slopensu in @ers
Sinbuns, rnb es iuren au6 bersits
pssbaaStEHsfH anti hept5 5pDisa an4tftr.
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| tes 8ereins -MnfentbaIf fin Gtahtfin.
Ter" obne Snaniprudnabme Der aui.
nebmeuoen Gorge getrageH irer.
Den. Soften dr5fif,er gebnio.
lung nno etfpaiger slr5neinritteI
iorie ionfiige llnfoften peroeH
Iren benz ,aMunrnnnertanb bes aui.
cHtbdIt5ortes be5dblt. GieieTu gegen.
Dber 1T Der &ouE:nnaEbgb1ub Der el.
tern u. (. tp. ;iir Gritatturg nerpflid'
let, BEN es iiberlniIsn hetbt bi, 2os
fen bon ben GIterH ober ben berpfiifs
.eten arunientafen eirSusisben, ios
nett iie ni9t dnberpeiiig aus 6ffeHts
Ii6en unb ionftigen Wiiteln eeoedt
tperbeu. Der aufne5msnbs bdrf bic
&iuber in ibrem eieenen SntersFe 5u
Iei6ten Ianbipirtbi9afiIiden @rbeiten
terdsie3en. SeSe lleberanifrenguus
ltrlb ungetianeie gef6dfiisuns III jes
bod peiuIi9ft 5u bermeiben.
Die grage Of bic aif,fnsbmen'
ben RiHber gu ben Sausbaltunasdnges
borisen gu renuen ober bic eebsnss
mittd fifr fie bura 2sbtnsmittsltars
ten su befdaffsn iinb, ipirb burd be'
ipnbert 9tnorbnuneen Der 2anbesSens
irafbeb6rhen sereaelt. Die aufsunebs
menben ainber follsn rfdt fpeniser als
feds Sdbre oft iein. Si. ainbtr miii.
FEN aefunb uno frei bon llHae,iefer
iein. Die GItern ober eeftblihen
@ertreitr Der ainbsr bdben, iofern
hisrfiir niht dnbsrrpeitie sfOrgt fuirb,
fir dilsreitNnbe unb iuorme ReibunJ
unb ipdrm. alsibung unb @dife unb
fir minbsitsns elm aansss pdar. Sties
fsl su forstn. Die Gltsrp ober 9ors
nrinber Der Riuper biirftn bic aufneas
msrben 2anbipirfht uift Inn 2iefes
ring BON IG5runesmitteln dneehtn.
strieaerfinber follen in nIlersriter 2iHis
beriidfiGtilt fperben. Nm ertuiinih'
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re ss ia, ptnn fi9 m0ali6fi pieIs 1rns
milien bersit finben rpiirb.n, bi. Rim
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men. neil auf bisfs @eiis Si. W5e.
Iihftif ssThaffen pirb. r.dt pieltu
5tinbsrn urbsmitt,lier Glitrn, bi. si'
nsn @srpflssunssfab All suhltn niht
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ipitfpen. @siernneH II. I. ~. einen
annbaufentboit ~ aeipGbren. Di.
Saapifoht in isbsnfans, baB fid
m59Iihft biel. sFamili.n tersit ertfds
rem, frsmbe stinber bei fih aufsuntb'
men unb gu perpfIesen-
Der s3rdFbent bes friegssrrdb.
runesdnrt.s beabfttiet Elm eleiGes
8oreehen bsi ben Resisruns.n Der
onb,ren gunbesitdnten 1usureqsn, 70
bnB b1burh bic R5sIifseit ueIhdffsn
irirb, ainher Der Sidbts unb 5nbus
ffristsp5lf.rung bss sin.n 8unbess
itadies aud in Idnblittr gamiii.n
bss dhotrm 9unessiianies unt,r,us
trins.n.
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perdulobt Bat = iinb cine MaBresel
IN 5n1lfter Stuubs. Sefpib iinb IL
nod tuliner beNer aIs nidts; aber bat
ts man iicb Ie9s DtOnate friiber bd5u
entI9lohsn. 10 pGrs es permutAIi4 MI
81 ben jeBigsn S4lpisrigteiten &C.
| ipmmen.
Der Rebner betonte, nahoem er BIZ
GrtlGrung perletn bate. oab, tcllS
Observation-Disclosures gti9aelis in isi'
nen SsItrebungen auf ben 8iOeriiant
eetDiTer Rssierungstreiie ifobeu ira.s,
bic gan5e 9Ir6eiteri9aft butter gi'
9delis itebeu miife. SD lei benn,
iu6r Der RsOner fort, Der 3iped hsa
Sreits erreidt. Die 3ueeitGnbuiRc
Der Rsgierung ieisn i6riftlt9 nicEers
geleat pprben uno besbaIb teine leereu
9eripreduugsH. Die Sommifirn
babe baber fir Mittpo9 friib eis
0nberaufnabme Der glrbeit beihIoI'
ZEN. Sn Der 4bItimmuna Der @ers
iammIung i'm 9spertidaftsbaus purs
be bunn bieier Sei9lub einmiitbig
getebmist.
Der tursbeFriftete Streit Der 9ete
liner RstaIlarbeiter III beeubet. Yen
4rbeitern Iirb tpeitgebenbs 3ueeitGnoz
niiie in Der Fraoe Der Naitdrbeit an
Der 2ebensmittelOsrtbeiIung eemu4.
fporoen. Die Regierun9 Fat fi9 enrs
fdlofien, bier fprtan nit pFfenen &ars
ten gu ipieIsn uno Die grbsiter Fd
ielbft pon Dem jetpeiligen Stdnos Der
SebensmittelOorrdtbe iiberaeugen 81
lafeu. Man lam aIfo, phne lls6cts
treibune, pou elmer 9emotraiiIiru q
Iuuierer GrnGbrurgspoIittt fpreden.
Oiefes @ertrauen, bus bic Regisrurg
ben 9lrbeitsrn entgegeubrirgt, Tam
ouf bic aeIdmmte gsODlteruna nur ben
beften @inorut MAIDEN @enn bas
&usldnb Oiellei6t ouf innerpplitiICfe
Sonflitte i'm beutI6en @olie ipartsie,
lit es enttduI6t porbsn. Der bculz
ihe Grbeiter iit bur9 bic Gslperts
i6dftsbepegung picl gu gut geduIt
porben, nm feline bere9tigtsn 5OrOes
rungen unb Grpartlineen bura sine
qolitit unpirtfamer qutTte gu g,s
Fdbrben; aud tonrte er Iib Dem Sin=
brud nt9t crt3ieber, ben Der furdts
bare 8aicinstnmpf unferer 9yront i'm
Deften notbpenbig auf ieben Tein @a.
terlonb liebenben 9eutf6en uusiiben
mubts. go Die fsIOaraueu SGmpfsr
Dor Der Rotbrpsnbigteit ftr6er, nit
bem Ginfab ibres 2ebers bsm ii6srles
genen feiroe ben 9urhbrud su ipebs
rem, ba III fir 0emonitrditpnen fein
Ruum urb teire 3sit. SoIaEg. es
fir ben Wann i'm S6iibersruber ailt,
BIG gum Isbter Itbemsuoe su tGmpftn,
III es babeim aber notbpsnbiq, Sra,
nateH su brebsr uHb WoFFen fix tas
tdnrpfenbe Seer gu ibnieben.
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boftisteit. nit Der iie iid i'm grtrasen
Der Gnttebrungsn beg Rrieges berpors
sethun hdbsn, esbsnts i6 bantbur. Sie
tperoen meinem GcoG&tnib ntht snts
f9tpiiiben, mein gertrauen III ben
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3eit sinsuberiifen. Tsm gsisberbe.
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btibtn!s
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ni9i slsia sa hssliasl'
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