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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-08-17
SOCIETY HAPPENINGS

The monthly business meeting OF
the Live Wire class Of Auten
Chapel was held az The home or Miss
Martha Strichler. Friday evening.
Aux. is. The affair was surprise
.n honor Of the birthday ~ Miss
Srrickler Mrs Frank smith led
ne deH ououa.s During the bust
ness meeting the class decided TO
make comfort kits and make "a new
honor roll q committee was ape
pointed TO nominate the officers for
tho coming year. Games and music
furnished the entertainment for the
evening A light luncheon was
served. The second annual banquet
of the class viii he held at The home
of Miss lnez Rupel West Leeper
"A Sept. 20
The Beresn Bible class or the
Grace NJ r church held their reg
uIar business meeting Friday at
ternoon az tne home Of Mrs Henry
Tseman. ia r. Huff e. The de-
votionals were led by Mrs Phelts
The following program was given.
Piano solo. Miss Ruth Kuss piano
duet Misses Gertrude Brodbeck and
ueane Evans reading Mrs Anna
Blakman The next regular meet
- al, ~. t.it So. Ia +,e oIscs
being anno,4,cod 1sfer
The v-adai,~ - Miss Po-s r,lIar
Aforitz daugbter a. Mr. and Mrs
Charles Moritz. $40 ~ Cushing ST. TO
Floyd Wayne thinner. son OF Mr..
and Mrs Noah A. thinner. So
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""" vi @i'iiiiiel 'ti' - luIuaN
afternoon on motor Trip 10 'ni-
P"'N interest
i"rl WI" 'e al nome ailei sept ]
nm iai''l' bremen. ino-
p" oman a"NiiiarE OF the
Westminster Presbyterian church
ne, nome oi Nlis- .. w MIRO nell
lO'o "o'"" az" ave 'lo"S AFTER
NUN h-i " -"Fe MEM eis were
pieSeH" = Ter Fes'ia' business meet
me- Soei'' io"' was ENJOY co. MIS-.
10 80, Ne 'ea'iH- ne
an" ''i
tHeIh rendered q vocal seleclloh-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-08-17
NICTROLA RECORDS.

We have just received an enor-
nous shipment OF Victor records or
back orders Prac ticaliy all OF the
outs" are now i'm stock Get YOURS,
The C. " Copp Music shop
s967-I7-Advt
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-08-17
TO BED.

Let Va say that during the day you
will keep on canning If you are wise
Free book Of in1true lions on canning
and drying may be had from the Ma
sional War Garden Commission,W Wash
inEton, D. C, for two cents to pay
postage.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-08-17
NEAL BER0TH WOUNDED
IN MARINE FIGHTING

CONTINUED FROM PAGE oNE1
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-08-17
No EXTRA ALLOWANCE
FOR FAIR DISPLAYS

Displays of cakes and pies at
county and interstate fairs Will OF
necessity be prepared from the in
dividusl allotments OF sugar and
flour. and no extra. allowances will
be given 10 any housewife OF baker
FOR tins purpose.
This statement was issued from
the Office OF County Food Admins
traitor c. A Carlisle Saturday
morning incident 10 the announce
ment that judges on all food ex-
hibits have been requested 10 judge
every such display with special ref
erence 10 strict conformity with
the federal food regulations
Food administrators have been
urged TO get in touch with fair Of
icisls with view 20 preventing am
loss OF food that may be brought
in FOR exhibit ~ is the hope Of he
administration that there. will be ar
absolute minimum or wastaEe Of
wheat -four and sugar this year
Twenty-Five women were present
az a cold pack canning demonstra.
ton on Miss Juauita Mills. county
: home demonstration agent In the
Annis 81 school Friday afternoon
f There was also talk on food con
seryation by Mrs ]. u Ritunger
40 r. South -
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-08-17
WINTER IS COMING

This affords perfectly good
'esson for canning everything yeu
AN. Free book Of instructions on
canning and drying may be had frora
he National War Cardsa Commission,
Warrington. D. C., for two cents 20
osy postage.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-08-17

The Norman Eddy w r G..
met in the X OF r. hall Fyiday aft
ernoon II was decided 10 discon-
tinue the meetings of the Norman
Eddy sewing circle during the re-
mainder OF this month The nexl
meeting Of the relief corps viii be
on Sept Is at the hail.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-06-26

Since the United States entered
the war, the National w. c. T. u has
engaged in many lines of service. A
recent report says that for education
al purposes, through the United
Committee on War Temperance Ac-
tivities for the Army and Navy, 16
stereomotorgraphs have been placed
in the environments at an expense of
$4,000, These stereomotorgraphs
are passed from one camp to another
so that their lessons reach in success
sion large numbers of men.
Nearly $4,000 has been expended
in the purchase of IA field kitchens
for the comfort of men in the firing
line as they return exhausted from
the trenches. Two hundred and thir-
ty-nine fatherless children of France
have been adopted through the De-
partment of Flower Mission and Re-
lief Work. The organization had in
vested 100000 for comfort kits up
to last November, since which time
the amount has been almost doubled.
Various States are rendering spe-
cial service in providing hostess
houses, among them Massachusetts,
which has purchased an $1,000 prop
erty for this purpose Kansas fur
| nished rest room at the Hostess
House inside Camp Funston, and as
sisted in furnishing the Army City
Hostess House outside the camp. The
| State of Washington has opened two
homes, one for the young wives Of
| soldiers and one for girls who need
care until they can be returned to
their homes.
The Iowa w. c. T. u has under,
taken as one Of its special aids to the
Government the care of the United
States Army Reconstruction Hospital
to be established at Des Moines
with a capacity of $500 beds. Com
forts that will add to the welfare and
happiness of the soldiers will be pro
vided About 100 electric fans will
be installed, also Victrolas, libra
cry, games, and other forms of enter
tainment Supplies of fresh fruits
iellies, jams, comfort pillows, service
bags, try cloths, napkins, handker
chiefs sweaters. socks, etc, will al
so, be provided as needed. TIL
plans are Endorsed by the command
ing officer and meet the approval O
the State Division Of the Council Q
National Defense A motherly won
an employed by the w. c. T. u. wi
\ be in constant attendance to writ
} letters or to minister to the comfol
of the men as mother would do.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-06-26
What The w. c. 7. U.
Is Doing In War Work

fee money orders in three equal in
stallments for the remainder.
On application, the soldier will be
presented with an "out-of-work' in
surance policy, valid for year. This
will entitle him to receive fixed
sun for definite period from post
office, if unemployed.
Finally the men will be grouped in
different huts, according to the local
;ty to which they are to be sent
Railroad tickets already will have
been made out. Then will come en-
trainment, and the start for home.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-06-26

Dear Frau:
I've killed a hundred thousand
friends,
And enemies hundred thousand
more.
See how small things secure Gods
righteous ends!-
Hoch for this splendid, God-com-
manded war!
I've crippled half a million of glad
Youth,
Dshonored many mothers, wives
and maids,
Sacked three more cities with more
hellish ruth
In this most splendid of Gods Ger
man raids.
I've bombed six hospitals and sunk
| ItH SulpS,
Laid five score thousand smiling
| acres waste
Dear Frau, praise me and Cod Let
joyous lips
Acclaim our splendid task, our god
ly taste.
For, best of ALL I've hit another
church,
i And seen the bleeding children fee
away,
As crippled birds desert broken
PERCH
Sehr-splendid, NIGHT? For me and
God, hooray! -..
No! There is better still! I've seen
old men,
Bent women, frightened children
wounded boys.
In vast professions flying, once again
From roof1ess homes which me anC
God destroys.
And half | haven't told, sweet Kaise
rim,
How coin of our dear subjects tot
i and sweat
I've scattered from the cannon.
mouth like tin
Just as we scatter them--me, God
my pet.
You've heard, no doubt, with Karl Iv'
made a pact
For twenty-five more years of glor
ious war!-
: ,Aa, splendid! Splendid Splendid
Gods own act!
With love'
Your Wilhelm,
Rex, Imperator
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-06-26

Dublin, June 20.-One of the latest
suggestions to assist recruiting in
Ireland is that the government con-
fer on every Irishman who has fought
In the great War the right to bear
letters after his unexpectedly an
additional syllable to be attached to
the name-denoting service In the
army or navy. The name with It's
sufiix of honor, would thereafter be
borne by him and his descendants.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-06-26

The court house in Barlow, Florida, at pub
lie outcry. to the highest and best bidder, Tor
cash for the purpose Of saasiyins sac 1s-
n 1918, same being the 1st day OF said
month and a legal sales day, between ne
ho,,rs ~ II o'clock a. N. and O'Clock p. m.
he following described land to-wit: Lot
N Block thirteen t1Sl Of Aunn's Survey o.
the City Of LAKELAND, Polk County. nosioA'
JIG c. NJ W1GGINs.
sos Special Master IN Cnahesrs.'
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-06-26
CALL FROM OVER THERE

By James w. Wise of The Vigilantes.
You've sent us here across the waves,
To make the whole world free,
To keep our nations honor bright,
To fight for Liberty.
We went and we were glad to go,
To fight, perhaps to die
To pay our debt to noble France,
Democracy. our cry.
We ask no praise nor honor,
No riches and no fame,
Our hearts are in the fight for truth,
But-back us in the game
You've sent us here to fight your fight,
Though it be ours, too,
Well do our bit out at the 'front.'
The rest is up to you.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-06-26

London, June 25.-Although the
end of the war may be far distant,
plans for mobilizing the British army,
when the proper time arrives, are well
under way. The military authorities,
acting in conjunction with the Min
istry of Labor, are perfecting the
scheme by which the soldiers will be
returned to civil life with the utmost
celebrity, and at camp not far from
London there has already been re-
hearsal of the methods to be adopted
for dispensing the men.
"Bg as was the job to get men into
the army" said an officer engaged in
the work, at will be a bigger job to
get them out of it. But the country
may be sure that everything will be
done to enable the soldiers to reach
their homes and get employment
with the minimum of friction.
The scheme is far reaching. The
authorities have had to consider not
only the situation at home but also
how the plan will fit in with the con-
Ivenience of France, Italy and the
overseas dominions, and with trans
port facilities from Saloniki, Mesopo-
Itamia, Palestine and from other parts
of the world How long 1t will take
to demobiize the millions of troops is
"a question to which even thse occu.
pied in the task are not prepared to
give definite reply.
Eighteen dispersal depots are to be
established in England, Scotland ant
Wales. Every step has been worked
cut in detail. Before the men II
France are ordered home, they viii
be assembled in the order of the dis
tricts from which they came, so tina
all may be sent in a body direct t.
the dispersal depot closest to the lc
.cality from which they Joined TIL
army. Each man will take with hin
his entire kit, including his arms AM
personal equipment, steel helmet an
box respirator. Previously he vii
have been deprived of his ammuni
ton.
On reaching the dispersal station
the men will hand over their equlp
ment. Everything must be given u
except the uniform which the soldie
is wearing, and his great coat, a.
though the coat must be returned al
fer the months furlough to 'whle
each man will be entitled. He vii
BIZ permitted to retain his uniform
: The soldier will pass through tn
several huts before he is sent on fur
II Tough. In one he will be given a pre-
!. lection certificate. containing all PAL
. ticulars regarding his regimen
!. length of service and destination.
i another he will be given an advanc
ON the pay still due him, and posto
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-06-26

New York, June 20.-Ration cards
for smokers have been introduced in
Austria, says a Vienna dispatch pub
lished In Berlin newspapers. Each
smoker is allowed six cigars and
eighteen cigarettes or half package
of tobacco.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-06-26
NOTICE OF MASTERS SALE

Notice is hereby given that under ana .oD ~
virtue Of Anal decree rendered on me M
day Of April, 1918, By the Honoraple, ci%.
Robes. Judge Of the Thirteenth Judicial I'm IN
cult Court Of Florida, acting pro haec y
Younrs r.. !, a., pending in the Tenth ~! ~.
dleiI Circuit Court Of FLORIDA, IN and to Q.
POD County, l Win sell At the front ooOF u
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-06-26

and required 10 present any claims and de-
mands which you, or either Of you, may have
against the estate Of Peden Brent HAYNES.
deceased. late Of Polk County. Florida, to The
undersigned Administrative q said estate, with
In two years from date hereof.
Dated May %, A. D. 1918.
MRS MAGGIE C HAYNES,
1908 Admlnitrstrix
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-06-26
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

m COURT OF THE COUNTY JUDGE. POLK
COUNTY.-sTATE or FL0RIDA-In re
Estate Of Peden Brent Haynes, deceased.
To all Creditors Legatees, Distributes and al
Persons having Claims or Demands Against
said Estate
You. and each Of you. are hereby notified
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-06-26
"sPLENDIDw

(As the Arch Hun wired his wife
after the second day of the battle of
the Aisne.)
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-06-26

(By John Luther Long Of The
Vigilantes.)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-07
The March Silk Sale and
"The Romance of Silk"

This bic doublc-hcadcr event IS in progress IN on
store this week. The Silk Sale Is "1t"rlIng some
hcttcr-t hal-lSuu values in the wanted SILK tabncS
while 1.-THE Romance of silk Is an educational mov-
ing picture which shows the progress OF silk from the
worm 10 the finished garment.
Included in the the output of the Silk looms Of The
world with our OWE United States p"minang, o "oHr>"
There arc ancr Spring and Silks for dresses and suits
plain silk The best grades ri Black Silk White and
Washable Silk Fnuar Silks Tor sports and dress wear men
shirts and women houses featured the sale ut prices
which will hardly be possible again until after the war
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-07
SEVEN TRAINS =:
Of TROOPS PASS
Enroutc to Eastern and Atlantic Coast
for Training and Embarkaton-
All Were Happy.

Several trains Of troops passed
through III" city las evening over
Tho Baltimore 4 Ohio on their way
To the canronmrnt camps in IN" east
and also to Atlantic coast ports io7
cmharkation n the front.
Tn, hoyS seemed 10 b." in III" b"St
If SPIRITS and were delighted win
their trip through III" stat" nE ONO.
Many nl them are simply being mus
;"r"d IN Ia m" now army, Wall"
others ar, "vrls" and ha"" h""0 in
he Srrvic" fc1 some time"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-07

no is -nHl<irs; arrangements - osSisr IL"
In3"l St't'"s government by rliSr.:
butter and t'rr"r CROPS. and al" sly s.
;!?p' 4" Will take down mis- old mu~l; I
and Us" II e tho "I:"sS" needs him -
..cSist in dnwr;n:. th, Hun
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-07
LEFT FOR SERVICE

Joseph r.. Mu"nZ" selected ty special
order. loft Monday evening f"r For
Slucu'n. y. Y. wh'.r' IA" is aSSl.n"d -
,h, 23rl army engineers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-07
The | aylor lhorofaro'

cent Vcrrcllotti VS. Andrew Brown anc
j. w Rnllz and Sons Construction COM
pany. stating the plaintiff Will seek L.
secure n Judgment for $643 due hlrL1
from tn. Defendants.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-07

Thr RorYrrr II silk will be shown twice daily this week
on our firth floor 10 in the forenoon and At in tho afternoon
Admission l ticket which may b" obtained for the asking at
he silk Section
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-07
Judgment Motion Filed

%r'lr.. Il - nrni!"r for judgment has
been iii,.L III thu office 0f IN" "l"rk
Of tin. ..Ir,.;I.. court III tn" ras'. If. Vim
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-07

tn. popular show house aNH II" IAN" g.
f:r..n: fore" anh fhr t!"H:- w"!c"m"
Smii.. uiiI :.~"cr 81! lovers q; s".ni shows
~ Ia. rnIr'
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-11-07
GpiIeptiide .anfale. Serr SEQ

GpiIeptiide .MnfGae. Serr @eorg
S. &obb, elm promtnenter @eid1fts-
mann in Woncton, q. g., fdreibts
uSSh babe pieoer cine 8eiteIlung auf
5orni's Alpenfr1uter gemadt, benin
id m0hte nidt eerne obne Dies 9eil=
mitteI iein. Dos iunge Maoden, fir
iuelhes i'd Die Meoi5in 5nerit belten-
tie, mar idlimm bon epileptiihen An-
fallen geplagt; Tie bate oeren oft
bier bis odt tpabreno zines Cages.
Set faIt bier Nonaten bat tie feinen
anfan mebr gebabt uno fiiblt iih
iest uie elm 1eiies @eien.~ Dieie
aIte &~rdutermeoi3in lit ipegen ibrcr
merfpiiroieen beilfraftigen @irfute,
beionoers IN iogenannten .unbeilba-
rem 6aaen, beriibmt getporoen. sic
miro mift onrh Mpotbefer nerfauft.
Man idreibe an 81. Yeter 6abrnrD
& Cons 60, 2501 @oibington 8lpo.
Chicago, SD. (Mn5.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-11-07
4esieruns iibernimmtt Anbemier-
8~nid=8rameret,

Wie cine 9epefd)e aus 8oibing
ton meloet, bieB bas 8unoes-Srop
nan5= Departement Die Bl6ne bon IS
6. Singleton, Dem Gbef oes ct. 2pul
Ter Sroottan5 : Oiltrifts, fir ole lie.
berrlabme Der Mnlagen ser Mnbeuier
Builds rauerei unb l1mtpanolnnt
oe%rielben in eine Munitionsfabrie
gut.
Die llnterbanoluneen iparen Iei1
iiber einem Monat im @onge, al;
@usltit M. guib Ser &egierune, Sit
bereits Die 8epo=Mnlagen ols Eager
balts gepaftet bate, oie SO Icres
bebedenbe @ebauoe=@ rnppe anbof
Cine Delegation BON Sffi5ieren be-
iuGte ct. 2ouis mebrmal5 llno BE-.
riftete, bob Die grauerei obne gro.
BEN &oltenaufnano fir boulide Meit.
oerungen in eine Wunitionsfabrit
Dermanoelt meroen foune, oa Die Sc
bonbe %fenerfeit gebaut iino, iiber Ell
ne araftanloge perfigeiL Die fir olt
3Dede geniigen oiirfte, uno AniGli;i
ie an automatiibe 6oroerungs=Splt
me baben, mie iie peniee 6abrifer
i'm Sanoe aufneiien.
Gen @ertretern Der Hegierung int
ponieren baiptiafli1 Die portreff-
liden gerfebrs- 5a5ilitoten. Die mid.
tigeren @ebduoe Der 9railerei baber
bireften anidluB an Die @eleiie oer
Manufacturers GailmaD 60, Die 81
Dem MIR 2 8lods entfernt liegenocr
gunbesorienal fiibren. Die Manufoc.
turers &ailmap 60. miro sur 3eit ii
cine eleftrifhe 5rodtlinie permort-
belt, uno ieitoem Die Gegierrlng oif
llnterbanolungen be5iiglid Der IL.
bernabme Der @e61uoe eroffnete,
merben Die Mrbeiten aur gleftrifi5i.
rung bes SDitems beidleunigt.
@ie aus @aibington genlelDel
miro, merben 1000 bis 5000 Ser
ionen in Der 5abrif, Die 3,0O0,O0C
&atronen pro Gag ber1teaen miro.
beihaftigt perben. Die meiIten Bis.
bergen &ngelteaten Der grauerei
fperben beibebalten tperDen, ba tie III
Ser 8rauerei-Snonltrie Iernten, mil
Wai6inen um5ugeben. Iueult q
gliih iprad fiir5lid Die anlidlt aus.
oaB feline bisberisen @neeitelten III.
nerbalb elmer @ohe inn Stnnbe leu
fuiiroen, Die Waidinen sur @eritel
lung bon Satronen 81 banobaben, 81
Die Waidinen fait automatifh arbei'
ten II. nur zines bebenben Iuipaliers
be6iirfen. 0ireft neben Der 9rauere+
liegen Die MnIngen Der 9ieiel-gnid)4
engine 60, meIhe t1gli1 einen neli,
en- DampffeiieI fir Die 8unoes- 5Iotti
berite0t. (NeitI. Holt.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-11-07
8rtit $rtHt fit Seras: 9omtnhae Sen I N1Dfnber 1918.

ooppelt nnlduloie, oenit, obgeiebett
BON ieit1em bumanen l3ped, moi Ell,
ia. nibt eirtmal Der grfinoer Ser Ma=
ldlt1e, 10 tpenig mie 2ouis ober
5hmitt. Die grfinouftg bon @inrih=
tllngsmaid)ilen, BEL melden ourh Ell
in beitimmter 8ihtl,ne nieberfaaen@
oes Sell Der &opf pom Rumpfe zines
Menlden getrennt tpurbe. lit idon
iebr alt unb miro ben Beriern 3uee-
ihrieben. Bir finben f;e 5uerIt lit
Stalien tpieoer, mo- tie Mannaia bieB
nno ben n8or5us" genoB, oob nur
aoelise mittels berielben bingeridytet
spurben. IS tit pobl oielelbe ginrih=
ting, pel6e bon ben 9eutjd)ert
oie u8elide Sale" senannt tpuroe,
1tnb ourb melhe audb Der leete 500
1enitaufe Gonraoin in Geapel Sen
500 fan6.
SIN 13. S%abrbunoert tauat in
Bobmen uno I'M folgenben alt1 in
Oeutidlano eth Iolhes Snitrume,lt
out oas 9iele, Dolabra uno @obcI
genannt tpnroe. SIN II. Sobrbunoert
lteate Elm bobmii6er Maler, 8. Sd-
ring, Die Sinriftnng Der Mpoltel So
cobals uno Mattb1us oar, Die er ebells
fals nit @iilfe elmer Nrt @niQotine
geid)eben loBt. 9as englii6e 8orbilo
oerielbelL @ibbet, ,%icottiib Maib,' oie
Slungfer, beltannt, fennt man ebert
fals iGon I'M II. Sabrbnnoert; ba=
mails muB mot1 Elm abnlibes ol,6 in
Sranfreid %gefannt baben5 mie aus
Der Grabbing Der Sinrihtung oes
Ser5ogs BON MontmoreticD 1852 in
SonlouIe berporgebt. @uiaotin'5
WfurtDrertltm mar oemltud) in feiller
@eiie eeredtfertigt. Sn pielen 6taa=
ten, NO ote 5ooesitrafe nod 3u 3ed)t
beltebt, poltet anb beute Sic @uiac-
tine ibres blutigen Mmtes, aber III
geil erreidt mn Die gemeinen Ser
BREEDER. Yolitiibe Muilenbinridtun-
gen modte man bel Der aGgenleinen
Iufflarung in unierer 3eit fir MI
mogli6 %erfloren, menn nns nibt occ
&f Der Commune IN garis bob
Die Woglibfeit elmer 8ieoerfebr 10
entIeslider I~nmenou1g Der @uilo-
tine bdtte befiirbten laiien miiiien.
Sarum fam es mn oas Streben Der
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entmifellng oes Geftsbenubtjeins
in alien Sdibten Der gepoIferung
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gen Der 5ipiliiierten Staaten bie bef1e
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politiibem utb io5ialem @ebiete iid
fiinftig in frieoliber 8eiie poa5ieben
fnnneu.