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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-09-07
WATER MELON FESTIVAL

The +. T Young ranch, south OF
the city. was the scene last evening
of a mcrry farm social at which
king Watermelon was honorco.
There were unique decorations of the
pleasant rooms that demonstrated
The artistic values OF farm products.
Alfalfa. milo maize. apples. etc. were
used IN the decorative schcme that
displayed choice ~aEricnltur, OF the
farm. Agility of the minds OF the
guests were tested in the contests
calling for the greatest number 0t
yurJs formed Of the word 'wnior-
melon Tho winner was awarded
uF..1ua sandal Word iumblcs
OF ptuDr farm products were straight
.ueU out by the contestinE guests
uft tIr wIunc awarded O. water
m,luu couples were paired of by
"a clover .,hcm, pl writing companion
uameH OF farm producis on halves
of apples.
The compau, numbered a score oi
C%nnpeuial spirits OF me Baptltt
church circles Thoso present wor.
pr H \ Wedge. Mrs Wedge Miss
Wedge. br s. ]. Burton sd Mrs
Burton. Messieurs and Mcsiumcs
otto Haig. y. j strong T. $ Wiley.
j. W Green. W. \. CON. Horace
strong. ~ r. Young. Mcsdames NCs-
lcy Hurt. II $ Pagan, Dan Miller.
At MRS. NIIEELER'S
Thu green rmbowcred home ut Mrs.
George Wheeler known as Artist
Hrtr.ut' was the sccne of mn inter
cstiug meeting Of "a missionary society
Thursday afternoon The COMPANY
was made up uf members Of the Chris.
wan Women BOARD " Missions, a1
f|uNlhury uf the church 81 Christ, ana
invited gIestt Assisting Mrs. Wheel
.r were Mrs. 4 -. winfrey and Mn.
Charles cugReshcll. a treat that cr-
ofs O. present 9ralsed highly was tn
vocal solo by Miss Evangcline Penny.
"l'm u Pilgrim" Miss Pcrry's voice
Do uup uf the purcst n richest Iu
albuquerque and was AZ its best The
program IN charge Of Mrs. Edward
Luy.tt consisted Of A reading by Alrs
Archer. Allen Races Within rur
Borders a paper by AIRS. Gentrt.
What shall We DO with he MoNi-
can Immigrant" \ paper by Mrs
sii2c on Disciples of Christ in Latin
America" Mrs. Moose. who spent s,y-
"ral years as missionary IN Korea.
gave am cdifying address uu the olD-
waiting Influences OF C~hristIunity tp
women. l1nno selections By pupils of
Miss Gertrude Thompson diversified
the program of literary number a
feature Of the informal good tim, 100
the late afternoon was the lunch az
products from the Wheeler garden
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-09-07

Miss Shelton. the music coach of
the schools and director OF the high
school or.hc IRA, has already mohil-
lied tho in-'. talent of the students
The try-uuf ui orchestra players re-.
suits.
suited la th. election Of twenty two
players Tor tNe orchestra Then viii
he the new tackles" orchestra o.
play specially for the military drills
Mr.. Milne announced would hr taken
up ~ the school soon This Hryhcs.
I'm VIII consist 81 tw,uty-fpuy mom.
beers. twelve OF whom will piu, huelps
and twelve viii play drums. The uni
forms VIII De- the regulation MILDLY
s new course opened lt the high
school i~ journalism There are wen.
"a eight students who hty, cutorpd
thls clHss to- M" conducted Dos NIs.
Ruth ple1rE. The editing OF 200,
school paper In lt'uta offers 30 spleen.
dtl th"atcr Tor the STAGING 90 Sour.
naIirtic tUnts Miss pIrtr. Win uI..
teach public speaking
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-09-07

Wile5 ohH son Of Mr. ane Nr
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-09-07

(Conunued ON Page ~
Arizona republican., 1918-03-31

Virginia Nalli and John Cossar and a moral Don't lie to your wife" IS found at the end of the five reels.
 The story in part is: Barbara Cort and her husband find their resources getting low and each. decide to make some money and not disclose to the other what they are doing Barbara sells comedy to a producer of plays and 1t becomes necessary for her to be Tn constant touch with the man ager. Her actions are jealously watched by Peter her husband. Peter designs house for the wealthy Mrs. Stoddard and frequently takes trips with her to watch the building. Mrs. Cort watches his actions with great jealousy. An account in the news papers announcing the appearance ot the play, clears Barbara's actions and when Barbara reads that she is the Wife Of the man who is designing the house for Mrs. Stoddard Peters ac- tions are cleared and they make each other happy.
 The Columbia Screen telegram which is on the same bill, shows the American soldiers in the trenches and other war scenes of great interest The news views are all of the very newest and gathered by photographers all over the universe
 In "The Habit of Happiness" inim- itable Douglas Fairbanks is shown to great advantage and with all his fast moving comedy and death defying leaps, his smile is glued on the screen and really contagious.
 The Habit of Happiness" Little Mary McAllister and a Happy Hooli- gan Cartoon brings to the Columbia well balanced bill for Saturday.
Arizona republican., 1918-03-31
The FibbeHS' E.sAsuy- Featured at the Columbia Thursday and Friday Next

away!" He made to push her from him. She clasped him with her face turned upward to his Fiercely he crushed her to him, and again and again his hot, passionate kisses fell upon her face.
 Conscious only of the passion throb- ping in their hearts and pulsine through their bodies, ablivious to all about them, they heard not the open ing of the door and knew not that a man had entered the room. For q single moment he stood stricken with horror as if gazing upon death itself. Turning to depart, his foot caught d chair, Terror smitten, the two sprang apart and stood with guilt and shame stamped upon their ghastly faces.
 Barney" they cried together.
 Slowly he came back to them. " es, it is l." The words seemed to come from some far distance. q couldn't wait. I came fore my answer lola. I thought I could persuade you better. I have it now. I have lost youl And''-here he turned to Dick ''Oh, My God, My Godl I have lost my brother, tool" He turned to depart from him.
 Barney" cried Dick passionately, there was no wrong! There was nothing beyond what you saw"
 Was that all?" inquired his brother quietly.
 As God in heaven, Barney, that was all"
 Barney threw a swift glance around the room, crossed to a side table, and picked up Bible lying there. He turned the leaves rapidly and handed it to his brother with his finger upon verse.
 "Readi' he said You know your Bible. Read." His voice was terrible
Arizona republican., 1918-03-31
LAMARA

Starting a week which fairly bristles with feature attractions, the Lamara announces for today and tomorrow, Viola Dana, the charming little Metro star in Breakers Ahead a story of the sea. During the action of this story it is claimed that some of the best work she has ever brought to the screen, is brought to light Hu- mor and pathos vie with each other, while there are moments calling for the greatest of intense dramatic abii- ity. In other scenes the melodramatic is given full play, for in one instances the melodramatic is given full play, for in one instance, the ship, around which most of the story centers, IS seen forging straight ahead for the treachorous rocks. with a burly sailor at the wheel paid to wreck the boat. The sailors are shown hurrying to lower the boats in the effort to save themselves, while a terrific hand to hand encounter is being Waged be- tween the pilot and the mate, for the possession of the wheel. In another Instance a burning vessel is showr4 with all the attendant scenes of confusion. A sterling cast includes many of the Metro favorites, and assures the success of the feature William s. Hart is on the same pro- gram, appearing in "A Square Deal" by Thomas II. Incc.
 Beginning Tuesday and continuing for three days, dainty Marguerite Clark will be the attraction, bringing 10 the city another of Paramounts S charming adaptations of Mary Roberts Rineheart's sub deb" stories This time it is "Bab's Matinee Idol" This series of pictures has struck a most responsive chord throughout the na- ton and "Bab's Matinee Idol" will doubtless score the same success as did the other release offering of this same tsar in this fascinating role Burton Holmes will also be shown on these days with his pictures of Australia.
 Then on Friday and Saturday. the brilliant Japanese actor, Sessue Hay akawa. holds the screen with his latest Paramount offering, "The Se- cret Game with Mack Sennett hand ling the comedy end of the program. offering Ut Pays 10 Exercise" in which Chester Conklin is responsible for the laughs. assisted by bevy of the famous Mack Sennett beauties.
Arizona republican., 1918-03-31
EMPRESS

One of the big moments in William Farnums newest picture for William Fox, "The Heart of Lion," which appears at the Empress theater today and Monday, occurs when Barney Kemper finds the girl he loves in the arms of his brother, Dick.
 In the novel, The Doctor" Ralph Connor has told the story of this scene in his masterful style:
 Swiftly Dick turned. seized her in his arms, his eyes burning down upon her moclling face. Kiss mel" he commanded.
 Gradually she allowed the weight of her body to lean upon him, drawing him steadily down toward her the while, with the deep. passionate lure of her lustrous eyes.
 Kiss me- he commanded again. Hut she shook her head, holding him still with her gaze.
 God in Heaven," cried Dick. "Go
Arizona republican., 1918-03-31

and compelling in it's calmness.
 Following the pointing finger, Dicks eyes fell upon words that seemed to scar his eyeballs as he read, Who soever looketh on a woman to lust after her, hath committed adultery with her already in his heart.' Heart smitten, Dick stood without word
 "I could kill you now, said the quiet, terrible voice. But what need? |? To me you are already dead"
Arizona republican., 1918-03-31
COlUM BIA

Following the run of "The Birth of a Nation" which closes Wednes- day, the Columbia offers two stellar attractions in The Fibbers," and Douglas Fairbanks in "The Habit of Happiness"
 In ''The Fibbers. which is booked for Thursday and Friday. a strong cast is offered in Bryant Washburn
Arizona republican., 1918-03-31
Music Movies and Drama, at the Theaters of Phoenix

whcn- Phoenix will resume it's usual gaicty with a post-Lenten dance at the Academy.
 Thrift Stamps will be given for spot prizes. Miss Margaret Priester and Mr. Wickersham will dance and the ever present surprises and novel, jies that are characteristic of the Wickersham dances will make this event most fitting.
Arizona republican., 1918-03-31

play three widely different roles. Nor ma Thmadge opens today in The Ghosts of Yesterday" and continues for three days.
 Violet Merserau follows in a picture
Arizona republican., 1918-03-31

that harks back to '61. Morgan s Raiders is it's title and if the critics are half to be believed it is decided
 (Continued on Page Fourteen)
Arizona republican., 1918-03-31

Three pictures feature the week. starting this date. Three female stars
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-05-10

Sang Der grei9niiic- Sci eS Oeu
2entid,en gut gegangen, Damn bdt-
ten tic pom ariegs-Gniifd6Igunaell
geIproheH; lei e@ Den Geutihelt
id'lcdlIer gegongcn, Damn bdttcn lie
pen sSrieoeu Jeiprodpn. Seinen
1srcu1loen aus Nnlerifa. iagte No.
bert$, gebe er foIgenoen Rath:
~5tcht ist, IaBt eud, SIT feiner
9onferen3 perIofcn, in Der Ieutid,-
lon0 ncrtreten lit; ocnn nenn irgeno
locIt)cn oelttIheu So5ioloemofratell
erIoubt peroen iolIte, oil elmer aon-
ifren3 theil3unehmen fount ihr lid)er
ient oaB tic MIR ols &ertrcter oes
Qcutihen &aiiera tpmmen, lrno ih
modltc lieber Den 5cufcl in Der @olIc
bciud,en, oI8 nit linen 3lllammene
trcffeal.
Ser Sicq, ifIob Scr Miniiter ieine
9lu9iilbrltngcn. niiiie 8roBbritaI-
nicn uuo ieinen 9Illiirteu geboren. 10
gclriB gbbe mo i5Iutb meitergebcn
mcrocn.
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-auf >. U0en.
glHlitCr00nl, 6. Moi.

1don cin hrscr @id nuf Sic
2anNrouc lra.t nae Nif <nieI Mi.
orn oH2acAmcuo peib AZ prad'tiacg
Yaaoido't@b'Iocuu iciu muB. Non
oisen GV.en id'ast Die SEC IicbI!dhc
2'udtcn in2 S5un htlcn 10 Die
(touptr uuo 4'rorcr S&icf. 0cu
3rcjrNrnlccr. 0nhiecr uno nor al.
lem oeN tjef cInidncoeuoen Sos.
mmner @oAen; 0ui Der noyoditIi.
den %a5nnm0t0ipuI1cl yoacu nl6dl.
t.dc 0rPineicIcu in ipunerb1rcn
nioicrild'ct Norncu empor mn bill.
0cu 0ic bctogn 2tubbcnganutcrn
pou oereu @pat uon enc lmner,
QIcidllitc Grruiidt j;0er Youo uo
Nicer bin ucnjeft. 9tjdt mun0tr
tei5uoIl lit e. Den pjeIaeitoltiQeu
@trono clttlonQ 5u monncn; le0er
Sd}ritt brinQt oem Nuae ucucn
@entB mo nomentIia her riqcn-
tiinIidie @cdanine Der maifcn arei.
oebI6dc 3u ocnI 0rl:nlroucn N'ccre,
prdnt lih oem Ucl'te undu5loldhidl
eiu
Die ,<nic! NHoeH Iritet ibren
Noneu uon Neu iiapi'd,cn Rouen
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-05-10

9ondanttn bet @1o5e l1t
ausDriid.jd, raeitottet" onrt sa9tss
tel Qute5 2Je.ter 3u moGen t9oo.
Gbso0oI IN, i6. 81.
als Uinteimann iiaer bic
Glpen Iu1g, Iieb er bic gOr4an8e Der
aEtfacaisnitsr 3n3ie6en. um ia ni4t
Die 9erge iebsn gu miiIIen.
Sic Moralitdt bsitebt teis
neape1s in Der 8utartigteit bes 5ers
gems, fonbsrn in Dem guten Gharats
t,r; unb ocn ToIl iie biIoen.
Die 2onnoqe Der SsgeIf,hiffs
Der gan3en WsIt BELIEF iid i'm ! 3re
1900 oui 4,0l5 900, trreit'., i'm
Sabre 1860 nit 14.8900@ tJren
60bepuntt unp betrug i'm ooy:2en
Sabre nur me6r 3.401 900. Die
3onnogs Der Giisnidiffe NOR im
Sabre 1860 1.710,000, Iie egreiate
in 1915 iRsn !60bepuntt nit 28,'
10000 une iaut in 1917 aui 27,'
100000 bsrob,
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9ylieaerbauptmann Sail
ucrmiBt.

True translation filed with the
postmaster at La Crosse, Wis, on
May 10. 1918, as required by the
Act of October 6. 1917.
Gci Der omeritonlidlcn Arnue III
Granfreldl. 8 Vtai
s7IicacrhouptmonH llane@ 9Ior.
man 0aI, 9tlitnr uHo elmer Der be
fnuntcitcn ,SIieqcr in Der omcrifani
idcn 2rncc uno hcn olIiirten 2Ir-
mecn, miro not eiuem ottireQeuocn
Ganpf 3cbu 2l}ciIcn jnnerbalb
IcutiuIauoa aeQ,uilbcr 0cn 1ou-
lei Nbihnitt pcrnlbt Ter aonpr
crtiQnctc lid Npii.han 0rej 0mcrifo
uidlcn uuo nicr 0c,ttid'el 4jtoid'i-
men. Die oiicnhar 81 oe1 a,ylIcacr-
SIRIUS" ach6rten 3pcl otiltidlc
,7l;cQer Qinaen lo3hfeHo oc@ 0omp
ica ebcniclls lit rehabilitation 3u
itono nicocr NmtphuoHn Sails
Nrinutf1 tit in Collar. Soma.
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g9aibington, g g., s. Nlai.


Tic &er. Stootcn lperocn Den
bep1ihcu llnteriecbooten sum- Ir0B
oil 9or0 bcitiifter Sd]iIfe, Die utter
id)mcrem MorincidluB bereit lin0, iid)
ourdl Die Sef0nr3one ihreu 8eg 5ll
hohucn, Der Sd)nci5 eictrcioe Ienocu
,}luei C5ctrcl0elniifc haben nor fur
ser 3eit einen ntIontilhcu &aien per
lQiicn, 3mcl mcitcre iin0 nergauacne
@odc obgcfahrcn uno nod on0erc
rpcr0cn III gdl0e Qchen Iicier BE
IdIuB, Die Shlpci3 5l pcriorgen ohnc
Gen Yblouf Scr 0rci Monate ab3u-
parter, Die bon 9eutidlano ais 3eit.
ooucr feitgeiett mor0cn mar, Die
nptbmenoiq lei, INN 0ie llntericeboots
2onlmonoontcu SIT benafriflttgen
oaij 0iC Die Gorr0thc trnnSportIrcn
ben Sdliife ltnbeI0Itiat bIeibcn iollcn,
nur0e gcfnBt aus HildIidt ouf Die
fritiidoe gfobrun9smittelloae in Der
iicpubIif, 9Ior clnigen Dtonoten
puroc Elm bGtil11nltcr 8etrog @e-
treble fiir Die Sdlmei5 bereit gcboI-
ten. Inter nem NIT 1cutidllono gc
trofiencn llebereinfonlmen betref-
fcno oo5 iid1erc @eIeit oieier Shiffc
hotten ole 0ompfer 6ie nmerifnniid)e
uno Sic Sdmci3er 5Slo90e filbren
n1iiiicn mo MIR in Gette, Dem III
Eronfreit ocn Sdlpci8crn iiberIaiie-
nCn 6nfcn, Ionhcn oilricn 9tlS Sic
Gc1tid)en Damn oo5 iidere tScleit
pcrneiqcrten bis oie brci Wfonote
ohQclauien ieicn fnmcn ole Scr
Stootcn an 0cm Gntid1IuH. oie Sd1ii-
fc obnihifcn. nGhrcnh tic mr. bic
nmrrifoniit)e Mnaoc iilhrcn rnh ir-
acno ei,ten beQitencu froi8oiilden
S>aicn anldlliell.
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Nlcaer TlctidJlunGcr.

Die n4rbeiter ,3eitunq" tIaot:
Gin Sdulbeiipiel Der genuferuna
Der 0onlHmeuten bieten Die Wiener
Jlelinpreiie. ,Fijr Nm0er hoben Gle
poIitiId1en Qonbeabeb0rbsn gphiipretz
Ie 1nqeorpeni Ie1 &pmmiiiionsbans
Del. o.m mir tejne Crane rnd1peinen,
puroe ausqeid,altet uH0 Der Qau3e
9;ebbanoel !ie9t IN ben 0oHoen her
9itboerlpertuHQsor91niutonen Der
ein3elnen aron.ou0er 5H Wien 1T
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yeidiIdje 3entga' Cirt df3'f'gg
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in lln11rn, IN 8toaitu uho end I'M
nsutraien Nlslan2 8emld,i (nena
bic 0eDj'tr1cuigalt Is eeitAiteD
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0em btei6cn 1aueru0 Die 5o4sa Ilsidl
2reiie, Iis 6so0.'erua1 form ni@t
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GenelHbtn E6egorlrrei13s am 5.50
bis $50 sty9uen Dsrtaa't ptrp. n
oen 43eucr Tlelt51atu 10 tis II
araru toiiet Die Ec1o4sygna lagn
MI eseifsa, 0aB ii, @,eiita itsts
reiGiiter 5triunit e6gu'or;si fe}abli
per5cn mub foje ti!r ffsjid un3au
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ten ui4t 66her teBaiu aIs n.t ; Ire
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2R0 Bio aronen be]o5lI ,Ja be
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FinoiCeiib o3ne untsrldf0 Del Cal
litGi II 6is - 3ronen 5aa tiio-
qramm. 81! ba eia 4ttaa oet yr@j,
uibt cine p.inlenoe glotrs@o9ist2
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Gnalanos Nrbeiterifaft.

True translation filed with the
postmaster at La Crosse, Wis, on
May 10. 1918, as required by the
Act of October 6. 1917.
9on0on, : Mai.
@corqc 8. Roberta, Der 9lrbciters
niniitcr oca britiihen Anbinetta, er-
flartc ON DtontaadbenD in elmer ne
De in Hormidl, er lei imner nod cnt
ihieoeu gcgclt ieoc$ 3uiomnenarbei-
ten, be5ln. aonicrcn3en. nit Der oeltt
id)en Arbeiterihoft. Ser giiaiiter
crluQhnte Den fiir5lidlcn 8ciufl BON
Tertrctcrn ser gtnericau federation
Of Qnbor in 2onoon, Die nit Der aus
nriid1idlcn Meiilina 9efontnlen icicrt
lid, ie0em Geriuh, tic nit feinollden
5taatsanqehoriQen IN 9criihrunq 3u
brinuen, SIT nioerieten Gr fiiQte bin.
sil, cs iei ihn eit Goripurf hornlls
aenodlt morocr, 0aB er 8criuflen,
aouferen3en nit ocutid'en So3loIIiten
einnueitcn. opponirt habe obcr er
tonne fcincn llnterihieo MAIDEN 3lpis
idlen ciner ocutitl01 aIoiie. be3D-
Qartci un0 elmer auocren. or tenue
bic oeutid,en So3ioIoenotratcn, ote
i'm 9auie oes Griedes ihren Stnno.
puntt perduoert batter. ie mad oen
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gut) bic ,5reie Yrefe" uon
grooflDn.
9tgip 9lorf, 6. 9gta

Tje nNrooflnn ,Sreic GreIie", Die
ciu3iqc III 9rootlnu ncroifentIid)te
oeutidliprod)ige 3eitlu9, miro nit
ibrer 2u3gabc rom II. N}oi ibr Or
iheincn ciuiteller 6. 8. @enricL
Qraiioent Ger Bcienid)oit, ga5 be
fonnt, oaB nod aricqsidlluB per-
iuht neroen iou. oic 3eitltn8 mic
ser ms @cben 3u rltIen lulo erfl1rtc
mciter. Die 3eitlnlq miiroc nnf elmer
Griiten3 BON nlchr ol5 eincn1 bnlbcn
,Sohrhumoer1 MIR oua pntriotiIdcn
@riinocft ihr Grihcinen cinitenen
&icr Gnfel non Sol Roehr rno Elm
9}eiie hes 8roiioeuten ser .,Srcien
lrciic" beijnocu iid) I'M oftipen
Tjcnit Der Ger. Staotcn.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-05-10
Sener 9pntbmOro.

true translation nleu with the
postmaster at La Crosse. Wis, on
May 10, 1918. as required by the
Act OF October 6, 1917.
9mltcrbanl, 6. Ytai
Die 2pndlerci por etipa cineu Mo
not III GollInapine, 81, 0e9 Gclt
ihcn Hobcrt &. Eruger 0urh cineu
Mob, Der Yroger Der llnIonolit1t
hcidmIoigte, hat Die 9iCoafteure oeltt-
ihcr ,Sl0tter luiithelto aemadt. Die
,3eitlmg Mn Ntittoa in Berlin
forocrt sic ocutihc Neaierun1 auf,
cntid'chcne &oritCllitnqcn bel Der
Ncaieruu1 i'll g9aihinaton, 5u mo.
d'cny Die lie oorou erinnern io1. 0a6
lie einc Nn5dhl uucrifauiicher Se.
ionaener bcherberat. on ncnen Ne.
prcIioIiCn Qeiibt perocn f0nnclL ga.
nit no@ 2nnd19eriClt, ou 9eutid1et1
pcrilbt. niht in 9lmcrifa sur herr.
idlcnncu Wtooc mcrAc.
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N}oihinoton. .. g. S. Moi.

Yeebr ais 100000 QnlcrIfouiid)c
SoI0atclt limo bcreita nod) ,Sronf
lcit) Qeid)idt mor0cn. Setretar ga
ter ernlod)tigtc om Ntittpoh III
Moibingtou bic Grfl0rlng, ooB oie
pou Inn I'M >Sanuar i'm &onQrcB &C.
nlnhte &orousioge, oab 800, 600
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iebt iibertroifen iii. 5etrct1r go
fer oiftirte oic iol9cltoe GrtIorluQ:
.1Nn ,>onuur logtc i'd Dem Stnata
ou$id}uB, es lei icbr nabridlcinlid,
oaB 2Infang oieica ,>ohrea 5000
arncrifnniid)c SoI0aten nodl ,SrQnf-
reid gcihift miiroen lSd) fam ne
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Die ,3ahl DER in e5ronfreid bctin0Ii.
heu omerifaniifcn Qinnnidlaiten er-
ortern, 0od) nit SSrell0cn nchmc i'd
C6clegenheit 81 Der GrfldriuIg. oaB
meinc &oronSioge pom Sonlar iiber-
trofffcn iporoen it,
8e3iiQIih Der @ronllftion bon Nlu.
Idlilcnqepcbren. IoQtc Der &rlea"-
Icfrctdr, or fonne auf (Srlno pcrion
lidt~ Grbcbungen iugen, OoB meocr
III ,Sfonfreid), nod, i'll 9merifa &c.
Qcupdttig cin ManQcI on nieicn
g9oficlt id)neren uuo lcidltcu Enps
herridle un0 0oB ouh fem Y3onacl
in 2tu9iidlt lei.
vic Qrua miro ocr Nadlidrnb icin?
Ger Scfrct0r m0hlte ieinc G2orte
iibcr Die ,3ohl ser in 17ronfrcih be.
finOIihcn ! (rltppcn 0ilberit oorijd1
ijg. Gr lieE iidl nid)t oail bepc-
qcu ieiner oiii5ieIlcu Grfloruna cin
Nort biuSu3lflIgen, eriuhtc nlclmchr
Die Greiie ou3oriiflih, lid ieocr
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ldleinlihfcit SIT cnthalte1. mann mo
pic pielc Monnidaftcn nod hcriihCr
QeidUdt ncr0cn mogen % 0ir Ne
aicrunq icoodl micocrhnlt amtlld1 or
fI0rt hot, ooB lie Crllppcn 10 raid
mic mooIidl nod tSronfrcif idlifen
mcroe. beitebt founl cin 3pciId oo-
RON onB sic Jest III ,3rdnfreid' he
hcnoc Strcitmodt 9lmerifns urr
elmer fIeinen lhcil Scr e5elon1ut
7tdrfc ouSn1otlt, lpcld1e General lSod1
5ur Ncrfiiaun9 Itchcn miro, bcoor otc
oicsi0hrigen Snnlmerfanpie 3u
Gu0c gQfonmcn iiuo
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,7ronfrcih Qeifift Miro 4ie NC.
ucrolprofoB grorpocr ON 2l6cno nit
thciItr, iino bis helite OH Gtrltno ocs
o5eietea ilbcr 2(ushebla1 GlIt 4lls-
mohI ,227 900 Amerifaner 3u ocn
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,,Snfel Soc" 81 Sabre.
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IdhriQc republifuniidc Spredler oe7
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Iicnstaq iein s. Gcbenslohr. 3os
0aus bcreitete inn cine gldn3cnoc
Cuation, auf Sic CT in ctner filnr
Minuten Ionqcn hiitoriidlen Reoe cr-
tpioertc. Die or. ofuc HuaengIaier 81
qcbroiidlen, nit letter Stimme per
las. 4uBer Common itn0 nod orel
D}dnner I'M 2cbeu. Die 3u9leidl nit
Inn in Den AZ. aongreB gcpahlt
tuurncn: Tortou non 9te1D gorf,
GPQoag ron 2ouiiioua uEo 3a5eIton
ron Bisconii1.
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orIn Dem NiouiftIt mtroc ieruer
Die GntIoiilng oIler NIinIilrr, lopie
Die NicoerbcritcllunQ 80 ptriouli.
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9iniiiidle 6lutt acfanaen?
Yon0nu, i NtuI.
Die ruiiiihe Slottc i'll Sdmor5en
Mcer lit lnpcriehrt Qcim1acu qcuonl-
mcu porocn qtm1G cjner 4reiicncl-
ounq nodo 2onOon. oic iih oui cine
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nopcl bcruit Ter tilrtiidlc Ncridlt
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irilhcrc oeutIdle @rct}er 05oCbeu III
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