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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-02
Carock Says Reorganze The Adclub Along The Right Lines
Kncker5ocker Thinks That Tabernacle Needs Advertising

GCT1L PASO needs. and should have,
L an advertising clinic, a place
where advertising men may meet
and discuss the business Of adver-
Using. examine it and dissect it," said
II. P. Carlock. Unless the present
Adclub is reorganized, unless some
thing new Is adopted By the club, the
business men OF this city are not 60
ing TO support It or the luncheons
that are being given for purely social
reasons. The adclub should be re-
organized and made educational II
should be a club OF earnest adver-
risers and business men who VIII
lunch together once q week % STUDY
the problems OF the adman, and this
kind Of a club should not have over
90 men who would gather and study
something OF vital Importance The
club has 10 be a protective organiza.
ton II should be a club that viii
protect Its members and the business
men OF this city against all adver-
Using schemes that spring Up ana
flv away by night. and u should 90
into every proposed kind OF aQFer-
Using and see II 20 IS 100 percent
operative. a good adclub has to be
an organization that stands ready to
cooperate with the chamber OF com
merce. the city. the state and the
federal government IN any worthy
proposition IN which the adclub can
be Of service il should be a club
that would devise ways and means
for boosting. Liberty loans, sale OF
War Saving stamps, giving publicity
20 the things that benefit the city
that viii make a better and cleaner
city and state EQTerum eut-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-02
Years Ago Today
By Briggs
From The Herald Of
This Date 1904.

A THIBETAN general. his entire
n personal escort. five Llamas. and
100 tribesmen were killed by British
in a brush at Guru, Thibet two days
ago. The British losses were small
A. G. Foster, OF Fl Paso. was recon-
mended for temp srary chairman OF
the Republican party convention Of
the 18th district. which convened AZ
Abilene this morning. J. c. LoWdon,
OF Abilene. and J. A. smith. o. e
Pas0. viii be elected edelgates 10 the
national convention at St Louis
The ditchinE Of a heavy freight
train on the Mexican Central line near
Jimulco. Clih-s was responsible Tor
the delay iu the schedule Of the pas
senEer due here last night, which ar
rived al s this morning. II IS re-
ported that a number OF persons were
killed in the wreck
The dipping vat for the eradication
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-02
HOROSCOPE
IVedneaday. Aprn 3, 191s.


A CCORDING to asrology this is
n very fortunate day. for Uranus.
Venus and Mercury are all in benefic
aspect
Especially viii romance flourish
under this sway and love affairs will
absorb persons who have public at
fairs at stake.
Susceptibility TO vibrations that
affect the emotions will be common
among leaders OF thought and lead
ers Of men, the seers declare.
While statesmen and diplomats. as
wen as army and naval officers. are
affected by the rule Of Venus and
Uranus. writers viii express the sen
timentality Of the war period, astrolo-
gers declare
This is interpreted TO mean that
poets and novelists OF high ideals
viii develop. There is a sign today
that warns OF treachery on the part
OF some power that is associated with
the allies This sign appears 10 in
dicate trouble in the orient.
This should be a fortunate govern
ment under which to sign agree
ments and contracts.
Theaters should profit through this
posting Of the stars. but they viii
undergo a decided change in methods
Of management and in ideals after the
war. it is prophesied.
In the passing Of power TO the
young in the beginning Of the new
era. theatrical managers viii be su-
perseded, for there will be civic or
government ownership in places OF
amusement as well as in other lines
OF public enterprise
One OF the results OF the war will
be such a change in domestic condi-
tons that new customs and new
methods OF living viii be introduced
This change will affect even the
architecture, the seers declare.
This sway is held 10 be an auspi-
cious one for meeting new acquaint-
ances. especially II they be Of oppo-
site sex
Persons whose birthdate II is have
the forecast OF successful year
Travel is forecast. The young viii
court and marry.
Children born on this day will be
clever. industrious and original in
thought II a girl, she has the
augury OF happy age.-Copy-
right. 1918. by the Mcclure Newspa-
per Syndicate.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-02

% ticks and Ice win Be completed fin
the Fort Worth stoczyards BY Nay.
Dr. Klein viii have charge Of the
work another vat is being buLr IN
san Antonio.
%. D Mitchell was shot down IL
Hotel Ryan last night By Arthur A.
EDDY. IL IS said that the cause o. the
tragedy was the love both bore for an
unknown woman
George " Slaughter dipped 500
head OF cattle at his ranch one mile
east OF here last week This makes a
total Of 200 head dipped By The
Slaughter ranches in four months
OIL IS said TO have been struck b.
the affa-PraeEer drilling concern
which is operating east OF the Pecos
river.
Secretary George 3. Cortelyou has
sent a corps OF agents 70 81 Louis g
investigate the beef trust, and the al-
legged low price OF beef cattle, and
large margin between prices OF beer
cattle and the finished product
A campaign has been organized 70
secure over $4,000 FOR y IL C. A
building. After a few weeks q qule-
work. a three-day drive VIII be
staged as the final event
II is reported that railroad com
missioner Oscar Coiquitt IS 70 make
the race for governor against present
Gov. Lanham.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-02
Little Inferuiews

Street improvements contemplated
in the Alta Vista section usually
affected after the fall flood rains
viii do away with the menace this
year" said superintendent OF public
works NJ J. Stimsou. Included in
these measures is the paving Of
Cehada streets, TO carry away Hood
waters without tearing away streets"
Preventive measures taken
promptly averted a dlphtherIa cpl
demic in the Lincoln Park section,
said county health inspector VIII
Hoard. The fumi cation OF the school
and its being closed for d week are
responsible for the fact that the mall
ady did not spread There were IN
all only -FOUR cases, with one death
This union tabernacle IS the best
thing OF its kind ] ever saw said
Rev p. R. Knickerbocker- Billy
sundays can't touch It. There's only
one thing on which We have fallen
down in the least, and that is ad-
vertisIng-
eat the Billy SUNDAY meetings they
have the reporters desks down in
front Of the platform. just as they
street 10 one Of the reporters. Very
often Billy viii lean down over the
newspaper men and deliver himself
right 20 them in that vlmtul way OF
The shooting Saturday night was
booze. simply booze said o. C.
month comes and the saloons OF this
city are closed. the sooner FL Paso
viii be able TO complete the cleanup
campaign Such affairs as the one
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-02
Uncle Walls Denatured Poem.
Spring Occupations

H the the voters thoughts garden sass
ING Hubbard suashes when he isn't planting
& with IyoI al his and he soa the negh6oIs chickens with
hens and ROSTERS should be Pnohed and Jail the
should be found place at thorough cleaning
rubbng polishing
po there
ceiling floor and wall; cleaning shanty,
twitte extol the
the building
brOo the vale returning telling they
whale.
Copyright ~ George WALT
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-02
TavDOy,s F41TTIY KTIIrD.

New York. April Edward II.
L.andon. whose VIE and two dauEh-
tiers. j. is now known. were killed g.
Paris when a she'll from . long range
German gun struck a church there on
Good Friday. was a retired New York
attorney who has bean IN Paris most
Of the tine s.nce The var lLarLel-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-02
When One On 4 Visit Is Known Only
By His Initials Instead OF His Name

- la
AND ALWAYS
THE MAN was meeting
WOULD ASK two or three times
FOR THE name.
AND GO into a stupor
AND WE'D leave him
AND THAT night
WHEN THEY had their banquet
THE POSTMASTER got ID
AND sADs
1--WE HAVE with Us tonight
AND WHATEVER went with h
AND AFTER that
1T WAS moved
THAT = vote Of thanks
BE EXTENDED to ne
FOR COMING.
AND THE POSTMASTER said.
HALL THOSE IN favor
.'wILL SAY aye"
AND THERE vas a dead silence
AND THEN he said:
~ALL THOSE opposed
.'wILL SAY no"
AND THERE was a roar
YOU COULD hear a mile.
AND RIGHT after that
TWELVE LITTLE girls
ALL DRESSED IN white
CAME INTO the room
WITH A million peoples
AND GAVE them to ne.
AND EVERYBODY hollered
AND ] knew then
WAS among friends
AND 1 DIDN'T care.
AND IT was all hours
WHEN got upstairs.
OF the 10000 registered nurses IN q
country, only 1880 are enrolled in {
Red Cross
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-02

II WAS in a town
WHERE I'd been before
AND 1 had an idea
EFERTBODT KNEW me
AND I'd been invited
BY A club e men
AND A committee OF three
WAS AT the depot
WHEY THE train came in
AND vas welcomed
AND WENT to the hotel
AND WAS welcomed again
AND EVERYTHING.
AND WE had lunch
AND AFTERWARDS
1 WENT around town
WITH ONE Of the men
AND HE'D introduce ne
AND HE'D say:
s'THIs Is h. c b
AND ALWAYS.
WHOEVER IT was
J WAS meeting
WOULD GO into a trance
AND SAY:
q BEG your pardon
awHAT DID you say the name vas?
AND THE man that vas with me
WOULD SAY It again
AND I'd be standing there
AND THE other fellow
WOULD SAY. ~oh, yes"
and TAKE HOLD Of my hand
LIKE IT WAS a fish
AID IN half an hour
I had been introduced
TO JUST nine persons
AND ALWAYS
THE MAN who was with me
WOULD ENTHUsB about It
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-02
Make The Idlers Work

IF every town with vagrancy ordinance would decide TO
make all iders work 60 to jail the question OF the
supply Of labor especially unsed labor, would be settled
very soon Clarence Ousey assistant secretary Of agcu
long ago suggested Amendment Of vagTancy laws
and ordinances so as to include al able bodied who
do work six days week 1t IS his idea Of the way
to draft farm labor. The idea Is good and IN number
Of states steps been taken in that direction but nearly
all towns have vagancy ordinances Of some kind and they
generally sufficiently definite or at least sufficiently
elastic to serve the purpose.
The lead in this has been taken by the sheriff OF Cray
son county Texas Sherman has been pacarded with wan
ngs that every must 60 to work The sheriff has an
nounced that viii be permitted to SIT IN ideness al
time when farm labor badly needed and he makes the
alternative Of working going to jail He IS compelling
idlers become producers. They cannot warm bench
while someone's crops fail for lack Of cultivation.
Here in Ei Paso there might at times be more idle men
than Jobs to be filled either in town out The thing to
do then would be send the ders to another town.
Phoenix for instance wnee, if the rule suggested above
were applied the police the sheriff would give them the
alternative of the Jail Job. If the same treatment were
applied nation wide scale loafers would soon tire OF
their experience and very gladly would embrace the oppo
tunity to get into the producing class.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-02

Gov G. W Hunts proclamations so very patriotic
that it's wonder the L ". ". sticks with him
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-02

Saturday night gives this city a bad
name. q name that u takes long
time 20 live down ] was amused the
other day while taking 90 French
officer. who is here in the interest %
the war, when he told me that before
coming here. back in New York, he
had told one OF his friends that he
was coming to Ell Paso, and the
friend said, Why you shouldn't 90
TO that place; Fl Paso is an awful
VOW this ts1ry was given q Ger -a-A
amount Of impetus saturday night
Let's close the saloons all over the.
country
eat the beginning or this war q
Creat deal was said about the differ
ent kind OF soldiers that were fight
iug in the English army said Lieut..
Emmett Nilkers3n- But speaking
Of cosmopolitan troops, England Il a
slow second TO the American army
In the regular I. 5 army / leel sa1e
in saying that practically every na-
ton in the world is represented All
there are many different natlonalries,
For instance. there are Greeks Ar
menians. Russians, Croatiaus. Jap
anese- Chinese. Irish, Bulgarians,
Flippinos, Indians, Jews, Mexicans,
Turks and Yankees. Truly the United
States army IS the real army Of de-
Easter business was surprisingly
good this year. regardless o. war con-
ditions." said r. L. Potter. eve sold
as many orders OF flowers as IN years
past some may not have. been as
bi~h priced orders but people DID not
foregO the custom OF buying flowers
for their home and for sending TO
friends as a-aster greetings
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-02

Pretty soon You are going to have the opportunity to
buy Liberty bonds Of the third issue Think Of It this way
500 bond viii feed OF clothe soldier IN France Tor eght
months or buy five rifles OF 80 rifle grenades 4s hand
qrsuades.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-02

Is that first class weather has furnished for this Of
fensve At that he's probably giving them rope to hang
themselves
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-02

With the advent Of spring the United States depart
meut Of agriculture sends out to the paper or immediate
use" some @antifreezng solutions for automobile radi-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-02

This being the age Of asronauties it IS interesting
note statement that the postOos building at Las Cruoe
is @going up rapidly"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-02

TH more daylight order only means
that mother II have T. crawl out an
hour earlier in tn mOrnin' an father
II roll home an hour later IN tn eve
MIN. Some folks are called jakey when
Their merely respectable.
Copyright National Newspaper Service
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-02

One of the ways not to get the high line canal is to
wage local fight about it.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-02

The German mustard gas attack is doubtless hot stuff
but It doesn't 70 cut much mustard with the Amer-
cans.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-02
The Case For The Defence
By JAMES ]. MONTAGUE.
b. JAlIEs ]. MONTAGUE


By JAMES J. MONTAGUE.
ssTHE people want booze" exclaimed senator SosAs
Il guided in taking ny stand
On the question Of drink not By what nay think,
But because Of q public demand.
1 find that the people who want the state dry
Are fast growing fewer and fewer;
Pm permitted to quote many people Of note,
Such Barney NJ Barley, the brewer
ssXT7E must have saloons" cried senator Soke
w There's nothing that's harmful about en-
In fact, nay state that its come 70 ne straight
That the people cannot do without en-
To wrench the mixed ale from the drinking mans hand
Is going a whole lot too far
prove this is tue BY }. Tipping hc6reW
Who is tending Mike Cassidy's bar
sgX1TE thrive strong drink said legislator Tank
" @Red liquors blessing to mani
The people would die If you cut off their rye
Or stopped them from rushing the
We'd be nation Of Weak1ngs and simps
Unless sometimes half-shot-
These facts must be night, for got them last ught
From the learned professor MeSott
GgTHERES nothing ike whisky said lobbyist Souse,
"To key people up to the game
We shall fail below par If we Danish the bar
The scheme is a SIN ard a shame.
The old Ship Of State Is Just bound to 60 right
When good captain Runs at the dler.
Every word that I say prove any day
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-02
~ DrNK BOTTs.


Notwithstanding its slothful appear
ance and evident lack Of ambition and
enthusiasm, the tank is rapidly push
ing its way TO the front
In talking over pioneer times, this
morning, Atlas Peck recalled with fond
recollection the days when this vas
free country; then a person could &C
into his favorits drug. store, ease back
into the rear room, get what be went
after, take a lemon soda as a chaser,
straighten up his face, and then 60 ont
front and take a seat IN the shade and
watch the world whizz by.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-02

OF the 10000 registered nurses IN thI
country, only 1880 are enrolled in tn
Red Cross
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-11-28
9ie oTene 8erfrdtte.

0oriber finben mir I'M Mtlonta
2obor Sournal einen iebr leiensmer'
ten MrtifeI. Open Sbop iagt man I'M
@ngliiden. Die 8e5et6nung lit eine
Edufdung. @amouflage. sic lit ers
fun6en nor6en bon ienen, Die Inn et=
men unper6a6tiq %flingenoen Namen
fir lire felbitiudtige Eolittt berlegen
tporen. Ser inbuitriene 6euoalismus
hot lie erfunoen. ct beitreitet ben
arbeitern 6as &eht, BEL Ser Settle
t1nq Der 2obne, Ser @rbeits5ett uno
ser Mrbeitsbeoingungen mtt5ureoen,
ober er broudte etrpaS, tint Die r1ft
oraonilterten Mrbeiter un6 BOG Yu=
bIifum iiber feline @biidten uno sic
lie su tGuiden, uno 10 erfano ct Die
Ihrole bon Ser %offenen Werfltdtte.
gie nidt orgoni1terten Mrbetter moas
te er su bem @lal1ben berleiter1, er Jet
ihr SreunO, oas ge6anfenloie Eubl1=
linn au oem @1auben, ols ltebe er Der
Mrbeiteridoft moblmoaeno nnD groB=
miitia geeeniiber: nx
ccsr1 an6eret 8orten, Der etnornd
{oG erpedt meroen, als biete Die offe=
ne Werfitdtte bel glei6mabtgem e1lt.
oeoenfommen, obne8enodte1lu1tg Ger
einen ODER Der anoeren Seite, Ar-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-11-28

roidt tper6en. Ni9t nur unter 6en
&rmen, 6enen es an @el6mitteln
gum @intnufen feblt> miro ii9 Scot
gelten6 MAIDEN, ion6ern oud unter
ben Woblbaben6en, fir 6ie ni4ts 5u
toufen borbanben fem miro. Sir
&oble gibt es fein griabmittel, mdb-
rem mir nns in 8e5ug anf Nabrungs.
mittel in man6erlei gu bebelfen nil
len. 60 bleibt nns MIR Elm Weg often,
uno 6as lit itrenge 5pariamfeit unb
&onierbierung.
@oble miro nidt iibermdBig I'M
8reiie 1teigen - menig1tens lit oas
on5unebmen = nn6 6esbalb miro es
ieoem @ausbalter 8urHflidt gemadt,
I'M &oblenperbrau9 nit umii6t 5u
perfabren. Sc lit better, bog gan3e
Sabr binburd iid nit maBigem
&omfort 5ufrie6en 3u geben, alS eine
Belt lang in iibertriebenem Gurus 5u
leben nno fir Sen &eit 6es Sabres IN
&noppbeit un6 Mangel.
Mon idreibt fir sic ISOLDE oes 26.
Oftober ser Snfluen5a Sic Sdulb
fir cine Mbnabme Ser &oblenproouf-
ton 5u. Mber es lin6 Mn3eiden bon
beborlteben6en Observation-Disclosures
ten borbon6en, obgleid on%gefun6igt
mor6en, bnB Die @iienbobnen es iib
angelegen iein laiien meroen, ii4 gu
na@5t 6ie 8efrieoigung Ser 6ringenb=
ften 8%e6iirfniiie 5urBfli9t gu MADDEN.
5eitens Ser &oblenban0ler miro iber
l1nreeelmdBigfeit in Ser ablieferung
bon @obIe geflagt, 6ie CUR Golge bat,
BOB lire &oblenbebdlter bol6 leer II.
bol6 iiberfint iin6, 70 6aB lie ibre
8orrate an lire &rn6en ni9t IN
gIei9mdBiger 8eiie gu bertei(en pers
m0qen. ssSn 6ieiem Sale ieben lie
ibren Brofit pefentlib berringert.
Die @obleniituation tpin BON 5tpet
Seiten flug bebonbelt fem, namli@
feitens oes&onfumenten> iopie ieitens
Ser bon ser @egierung fontroaierten
8abnen, mel9e nit ienen gu fooperie'
rem baben. Sc miroe iebr gu be6an,
ern lein, iouten ii@ iebt, 90 oie Wabl
poruber lit, 5timmen bernebmen lnl-
len, 6oB sic &oblenfnappbpeit groBer
lei, uls mar uns bisber bat glarben
MAIDEN.
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Gs ,,tmb metttr 9etpart
.... tperoen?

Electromagnetic, mel9e @parlam'
feitsmaBnobmen als geboten erl9e1<
men Iaiien, bil6en iebt feine angeneb-
2eftIre mebr. Iber lie mii11er
bod nod per0ffentli4t meroen, I'M
All meiterem 5paren nn5ufporner.
i1nfer tdgli9er 8e6arf an ,&oble be-
1G1ft {i@ auf 100000 &onne11:
gber mir baben bisber MIR 1,988,0OO
Eonnen tagli@ p%ro6u5iert. 1lio mers
sen miro, bormsgeiebt, 6aB ftd oas
Defi8it ni@t oes t%peiteren bergroBert,
taaIih 2,047,000 Sonnen 5u proou<
aieren boben, I'M einen Musgletb ger>
beiaufubren. 8ie tper6en mir IN Die
fer @ade borgeben?
IN @nqlan6 1T man in beoenfli9er
@eiie. binter 6em urfprungli9 IN ge-
qua ouf sic &ob1enfroge oufgeiteaten
Broqromm 5uriidgeblieben. W}on
ipri6t 6oielbit bon @ationiernng. S1
6ranfrei9 bot man iid betreffsSans=
hoIt1nqen bereits fir 6ieie entI9ie<
SEN, 1no ieber aus flint Eerlo11e11 be-
itehen6en Tomilie per6en fir oas
Sssobr odtunoapon5ig 3entner &oble
bepiniqt. Wir boben biefe Mngele-
qenbeiten in @rtpdgnng 5u 5iebe11,
ipenr mir uns nit unferer eiaenen
Seismaterial<Srag 5u bei@dftigen
baben.
Binnen fur3em miro Ser Winter
ieinen @in5ug BEL uns geba1ten bo-
ben. Biele tper6en bon linn uber'
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-11-28
8tctor &ngo alSNropbet.

Ser fran50lt16e 91fter S1ctor
Sugo por elmer Ser enti6ieoenlten
@eg11er oes 6ritten Napoleon. D1e-
fer @egneri9aft balber muroe er aus
6ranfreid berbannt. Nad oem
@tur5e Mapoleons febrte er nod So
rig 3urud uno NOR 3euge Ser 9emii-
tiqung, sic Mapoleons friegeriiae
Yolitif iiber 6ronfreid gebradt bot
te. Die 6amoligen @inoride bat Der
0idter Ser uW1iierables" in einem
bonn 1. Mqr3 1871 aus ser Nationol-
periomml11ng oatierten 8rief gel91l-
bert. Man fat geiagt, Di9ter ieten
@eber. 8ictor &ugo par ein Didter.
unb menn mo beute lieit, mas er
6amals unter 6em unmittelborert
ginflnb ser Sagesgei9i4te rleoer'
idrieb, 6ann miro man tpobl al6 ibn
ben Didtern bei5dblen miiien, bon
oenen man fogt, iie ieien nit @eber.
qabe ausgeriiltet getpelen. Genn oas
Iielt iih totld9li9 mte cine Propbe'
3eiuna, mie cine bormeggenommene
feirmeiie @rfinung 6elien, mas mir
in Sen lebten @o4en erlebt baben:
Man lieIt ba: .! IS miro etne
@tunoe idlagen = mir fl9len lie
fommen - 6ieie @tun6e rei@lider
8eroeltunq Man miro 1eben, mte
Tronfreih lif mieoer aufri6tet, mon
mir6 1eben, mie es tpieoer 8eiib bom
@lios nimn1t, mie es mieoer8eiib bon
2othrinqen nimmt. 1n6 6ann2 ST
6os ones? Mein! Erier, Main5,
@oln, @oblen5, 6as ga1'5e Unite Hbe1n'
ufer miro mie6er genommen - u11S
man miro ben STUFF Srantrei4s per.
nehmen: vSesebt BIN i@ an Der @etbel
Deutldlon6, bier bin i'd! Bin t9
6ein 6einb? Mein, id bin oetne
@hmeiter. Sd bobe mir anes mieoer
qenommen, aber id gebe Dir Giles gu
rid - unter elmer 8eotngu1g: n1r
tponen nur nod Elm ein5iges @olf bill
6en, cine ein5ige Gamilie, cine ein51ge
MlepubIif. sd merbe meme 6eltungen
{hleifen, 6u mirit nit Sen oeinigen
6os1elbe tun. Meine &a6e lit Die Sers
briioerunq! Seine @ren5en mebr, Der
Mbein fir uns ale! 8iloen mir cine
MepubIif, ieien mir sic Ser. Staaten
BON europa, Ser &ontinentalbul1o'
1eien mir sic europaiide Sreibe1t, Der
ouoemeine @eltfrie6en! l1no 1est
monen mir uns 6ie Sano re1d)en'
semi mir baben uns gegenieitig etnen
Dienlt geleiitet; 6u boit mild 0 met
nen Scatter befrett, uno i'd babe o19
non 6einem erlolt.