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The Washington herald., 1918-06-15
BULGARIA. GETS
LIBERAL SLICE
FROM RUMANIA
Berlin Newspapers Tell Ger
man Policy Of Parcel
ing Territory.

The carcass of Rumania II being
rapidly parcelled out by the Berlin
eonquerers. That . generous platter
full Of territory has been promised
by the Kaiser to restless Bulgaria
Il Indicated In dispatches received at
the Serbian Legation. giving copious
extracts from Bulgarian newspapers.
Won Kuehlmann. the German secre-
tary Of state for foreign affairs, on
the occasion Of his recent visit to
Sofia gave the following statement to
the press:
The anxiety felt about the Ruman-
ian treaty II not at all justified. A
treaty Of peace in q war like the
present one II not an improvisation,
but rather Il the realization Of q Sc
ries OF new principles IN information
al life. The treaty which we have
Just signed adds Q new page to the
history Of the East: II creates new
relations IN this agitated corner Of
the world. Differences in the point
OF view were inevitable. But what
should Be underlined here IL that
there was complete unanimity among
the allies with regard to the general
lines OF policy.
'On the subject Of Dobrudja espe-
cially we have today solution
which, for the moment. takes ac-
count Of all concerned. We hope
nevertheless that northern Dobrudja
will likewise pass into the hands Of
Bulgaria as soon as some prelini-
nary conditions are arranged.
Bakaloff. Q member Of the Sofia
cabinet the dispatches show, backed
this assurance with the following
public statement:
Neither the people Of Bulgaria nor
the people OF Dubrudja need be anx-
ious about the happy and fnal set
tlement Of the question Of the rest Of
Dobrudja. The annexation of south.
ern DubrudJa to Bulgaria Is only a
question Of time. Rumania will not
participate In the decision Of that
question"
The Washington herald., 1918-06-15
BORAH AGAIN TO URGE
open treaty DEBATE
Will Seek to Amend Senate Rules
Accordingly Today.

In the face OF Presidential op-
position, and a Senate vote of so
to 50 against such a proposition.
Senator Borah will endeavor again
today to force through his move
for open discussion of treaties in
the Senate.
vote on Wednesday that he would
bring the matter Of open diplo-
macy to a direct issue, and he said
yesterday he would bring up the
subject again today. not as an
amendment to a bill. but as an
amendment to the rules
The Washington herald., 1918-06-15
|PACT HELPS AUSTRIA
| MORE Than germany
Hun Industry Leaders Displeased
With Alliance.

German manufacturers display a
growing doubt of the value of the
proposed close alliance between the
German nation and Austria Hun
gary. according to information re-
ceived here by foreign representa-
tiYes.
In conformance with the stipula-
ton OF the primary agreement, sign
ed recently by Emperor Charles and
the Kaiser, conversations relative
to the industrial relations of, the
two countries are to be opened soon
in Berlin.
German miiitarists have planned
the economical domination Of their
ally. Their plans, however, have
not met the approval Of the indus
trial leaders Of Germany, who open
ly declare that Austria will benefit
far more under the proposal plan
than will the industries of Germany.
Austrian industrial leaders give ex-
preston to doubts of Germany's
sincerity.
The Washington herald., 1918-06-15
DRY GOODS MEN
IWOULDTAXWAR
PROFITS ONLY
|E. L. Howe Presents Plan
Of Exempting Nor
NAL Margins.

A new method Of fixing the tax on
war profits was submitted to the
Ways and Means Committee yester-
day afternoon by the National Re-
| tail Drygoods Association. The
method proposes q heavy tax on
profits that are directly due to the
war and removal of the tax on or
dinary or normal profits of business.
q. L. Howe, Of New York. presented
] the subject to the committee and II
was given thoughtful attention. Mr..
Howe said that the stores through
out the country are willing and glad
to contribute their share Of the taxes
In ordre to support the war. II neces-
sary, he said, they would turn over
all Of their incomes, IL the govern
ment needs them. Mr.. Howe sub
mitted the following plan:
First Eliminate prewar profits
from special taxation at the prestnt
time, except as to normal tax.
''Second-Determine prewar profits,
eliminate capital as . basis Of
figuring, and take a period Of fve
years (or more. II deemed necessary,
beginning with 1909 to 1913, estimate
the average normal net income for
corporation, partnership or individ-
| Oal on Ine following OASIS.
"obtain the average net income
for this prewar period. This I
would wholly exempt from taxa
ton subject to the normal tax, leav-
ing all increased net income in the
taxable year of the war as a. war
profit, not necessarily . war ex-
cess profit"
| Other witnesses.
Among other witnesses before the
committee was Earl C. Sans, of
New York. representing q chain Of
stores; he said that the business is
all under one corporation. but ask
ed that each store be exempted sep
arately.
Frederick c. Durant. . retired
sugar refiner OF Philadelphia, pro-
posed that q tax be imposed on
bank deposits. to be collected when
withdrawn. He said this would hit
all gross sales. and banks could
pay the tax to the government and
deduct the amount from the depos-
itors.
P. J. Eder, of New York. asked
that American corporations having
capital invested in foreign coun-
tries be permitted to exempt each
foreign branch separately. or to
classify them separately in esti-
mating the invested capital upon
which exemption Is allowed.
A proposal to place q heavy ta1
on surgical operations costing NOR.
than 5000 is made in a letter re.
ceived by Representative Greene,
Of Iowa. q member of the commit
tee The writer propounds the
query: why should a surgeon bt
permitted to charge from $3.50 tc
$500 for twenty minutes work.
The Washington herald., 1918-06-15
Local Bakers Must
Answer for Violations

District Food Administrator will
son has under advisement the cases
Of several local bakers who have
been found guilty of violating the
baking regulations of the District
One case will go to Mr. Hoover
The baker in question had used
more flour than the regulations
permit If approved by Mr.. Hoover
his license will be revoked.
Six other cases have been dis
cussed in conference by the Iycal
Food Administration. Their deci-
sion has not as yet been made pub
lie
The Washington herald., 1918-06-15

Willie Couch, private. Newman, Ga.
James Dodin. private, Chattanooga,
Tenn; William Finlay Foster, pri-
vate, Willowbar. Okla; Wade Hol-
den. private, Jefferson, Ohio; Clar-
ence s. Partridge. Le Cygne, Kan.
John W. Price, private, Council
Blufs. Iowa
The Washington herald., 1918-06-15

n. c. Shaw. civilian, Cambridge
Mass; George W. GehIea, private
Brooklyn. n. T.; Charles II. Nc.
Carthy, private. Tihin, Ohio.
The Washington herald., 1918-06-15
Died of wounds.

Gordon Ward Bates. private. Shell,
by. Mich; John H. Coyle, private
Brighton, Mass; Frank E. Malone
private, Mount Horeb, Wis. Clyd<
Millard. private, Montpelier. Ind.
John A STANCE, Columbus, Ohio.
The Washington herald., 1918-06-15

sports has been arranged including
tennis. yolley ball baseball and
other games. Motion pictures will
be shown The club IL open TO all
members OF the Y. W. c. A.
The Washington herald., 1918-06-15
British Boarding Steamer Sunk.

London, June IA British arm
ed boarding steamer was torpedoed
and sunk by a submarine on June
5, the Admiralty announces. Seven
men are missing.
The Washington herald., 1918-06-15
Y. W. c. A. FETE TODAY.

This 10 to be -fete day" at the
Country Club of the Y. W. c. A.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-05-21
Window Shades

Put your window shade
problem in our hands for so
luton and you will be more
than satisfied with the re-
suits. Each shade is hand
made-by experts-from the
very best of materials.
Phone Walnut S86 for an es-
innate.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-05-21
Cocoanut Oil Makes
A Splendid Shampoo

If you want to keep your hair in good
condition, he careful what YOU wash it
with
Most soaps and prepared shampoos
contain too much alkali. This dries the
scalp makes the hair brittle, and is very
harmful Just plain mulsiiied cocoanut
oil (Which is pure and entirely grease
less), is much better than the most ex-
pensiyc soap or anything else you can
use for Shampooing, as this can't pos
slbly injurc the hair
Simply moi,tcn your hair with water
and rub It in. One or two tcaSpoonfuls
will make an abundance OF rich, creamy
lathcr, and cleanscs the hair and scalp
thoroughly. The lathcr rinscs out east
ly and removes every particle Of dust,
dirt dandruif and excessive oil The
hair dries quickly and evenly, and it
leaves it fine and silky, bright, fluffy
and easy to manage
You can get mulSficd cocoanut oil
at most any drug store 1t is very cheap,
and a few ounces is enough to last
everyone in the family for months.
adv J
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-05-21
SOCIETY,"
Continued From Page 81

Stephens, was united in marriage to
Lieut. Walter ii. Dersh OF Carmen.
Oklahoma, the ceremony being PEI
formed at 9 o'clock in the evening by
Rev. J. A. Abel OF Tulsa.
Lieutenant and Mrs. Dersh left i'm
mcdiately ior the east, later returning
to Camp OgIethorpe where he is sta
toned.
Their home will be at Chattanooga,
Tenn.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Fleming and
Miss Frances Fleming OF 1921 North
Broadway are In Mexico, Mo, in at
tendance at the commencement OF the
Missouri military academy where J.
Carol Is senior this year
y y y
Miss Carrie Morris of % East Seventh
street spent the week. end as the house
guest ot Mr., Warner Vance of Tulsa
4 X
Mrs J. b. Fletcher of Ringing Okla
is the house guest OF her sister and
husband Mr. and Mrs. J. c. Cornish
OF llou East louItccntn street.
u " "
Mrs. NJ. A. Morrison OF the Sun
beam Home is in Kansas City in at
tendance at the charity workers con-
ference being held there
4
Mrs William Riley OF Little Rock,
Ark, j, spending the week with her
cousins, Mrs. J. A. Driscoll and Mrs F.
p Leslie OF l6Ol East Eleventh street,
who honor Mrs Riley with a sptingtime
luncheon tomorrow afternoon
v v "
Mrs. Earl Shelley and daughter
Elcanorc OF 4l4 West Eighth street
leave the latter part OF the week for a
months stay at Lawrence, Wichita and
Kansas CITY,
y x B
Mrs. A. A. Doughty OF Vera apart
mcnts, OF 72O North Robinson avenue.
had as dinner guests last evening, Mrs.
P. X. Higgins Of Port Arthur, Texas,
and Dr. Winnie NJ Sanger, who re-
turned Sunday evening from a two
months stay in Chicago.
n y
Mrs. Fair b. Boyette OF 20 West
Sixth street entertained few close
friends this afternoon with line party.
honoring Mrs. William Riley of Little
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-05-21

home and leaves this evening for
headquarters.
v a
Miss Ruth Lowe OF II Reno spent
the week end with her brother and
wife Judge and Mrs Russell G, Lowe
" v
Mrs. +. b. Cockrell of 100 West
Twentieth street is in Mexico, Mo, at
tending the graduating exercises OF her
son, James, in the military academy
" n
Miss Iris Baughman, who has beer
head Of the English department Of the
high school at Carney, Okla, arrived
home Sunday and will spend the sum.
mer with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. U
NJ Baughman OF 7j0 East Ninth street
" v "
During the all-day session Of work
at She First Presbyterian church head.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-05-21

Rock, Ark, who is the guest OF
her cousin Mrs, j. A Driscol and
Mrs +. p. Leslie OF 1901 East Eleventh
street Those who attended were Mrs
William Riley, Mrs. J. A DriScoll, Mrs
L. F. Leslie, Mrs d. L. Walker and
Mrs. Thomas Gibson
v y .
Miss Beatrice Roach Of ~ West
Eleventh street entertained her cousin.
Lieut.. Martin V. Stanford OF the j45th
infantry, Camp Pike, Little Rock, Ark,
yesterday at the state capitol with a
nconday luncheon followed last eve
ming with a theater line party The
additional guests for the evening were
Miss Margare, Dichr. Miss Blanche
Meyer and Oscar Diehr Lieutenant
Stanford is off on a furlough which
has been spent At Anadarko his former
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-05-21
KAISER PLEDGES
TO CEASE FIGHT
AGAINST RUSSIA
Lenine, However, Says Treat
les Are Only Paper Scraps,
By The Assncinied Press. 2


MOSCOW, Wednesday MAY IS
The German reply to the protest against
German invasion OF Russian territory
Is a violation OF the Brest-Litoysf ter
ritory, sent to Berlin by NJ Tchitchcrin
the foreign minister, is most conclia-
tory 1t SAYS the German role in
Ukraine and Finland is ended and that
there is no intention to carry out fur
ther aggressions. The note saws tha,
Germany will help Russia in the nego-
tatons with the new nation and en-
phaszeS the wish to maintain Russia,
friendship
Germany changed attitude Nickolai
Lenine bolSheyik premier. told the cen
trail executive committee tonight was
due TO the international SSiation and
to unexpected difficulties in Ukraine.
but he cautioned the committee against
undue optimism saving that peace is in
secure. as treaties are scraps Of paucr
and the soviet government must utilize
10 the utmost the respite offered by
the temporary differences between the
,capltdllstiC power,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-05-21

quarters OF Red Cross work, the Bible
Study club held It's regular club meeting
Thursday afternoon.
In line with its efforts to aid in all
religious movements the club passed
resolutions endorsing the ministerial al
lance in its movement to set aside a
concerted prayer hour. this hour being
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-05-21
after TWO HOURS
OF MARRIED LIFE
HUSBAND DESERTS

Two hours after Bob HAYS married
Eliza Hays on Ian. l9 1918. he bor-
rowed SIS from her and disappeared,
according to petition filed in the dis
trict court this morning. A few days
later he tclcgraphed from Texas and
wanted more money and said he would
return to her. She never sent il, and al
leges in the petition that he is a con-
fidence man She asks for a divorce
on the grounds OF abandonment
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-05-21

observed for the first time last eve.
ming at 9 o'clock
The club also passed resolutions that
it would as a body use its best efforts
in iurthering the movement for a more
reverent public attitude during the
playing OF the Star SpanRled Banner.
The following new members were ad-
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-05-21
H0ARDING OF SILVER \
STOPPED IN IRELAND

. DUBLIN, May 20-An order in
council makes it a criminal offense
under the defense Of the realm act 70
hoard silver in Ireland or to exchange
current coins for an amount exceed
ing their face value.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-05-21

mitted: Mrs o. R. Hisel, Mrs. r. w.
Porter, Mrs W. L. Weir and Mrs II.
+ McClennahan.
The next regular meeting will be held
at the First Presbyterian church Rel
Cross rooms, June o, when Mrs. U NJ.
Baughman will be hostess for the noor'
day luncheon.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-05-21
PRIEST TAKES OFFICE
AS SlNN FEIN HEAD

DUBLIN, Saturday, May lo-Thc
nominal head OF the Sim Fein since
the arrest of Prof De Valera, is a
priest Father Ofianagan Of Roscom-
mon, who occupied the honorary posi-
tion Of vice president
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-09-13

Iongi" nennt, ur0 Die iber oe I'm.
rcelamen Moore meg oie btnadl.
barten @aue pcrbanoen. 4iitteu
Ourd Die Sole, pom Natbeu bin.
iioer 5u Der olten Gingit0tie Spra.
tel aui Dem 9iirnmline, tulrlc EN-
Soblenipeg, auf Dem Der Naui.
n;ann BON 8au 81 9ou muIoerte
MO Die Sharen geDoppneter 0rie.
ger aus gum Sample 5ogen gegen
ben Yolfsfeino. 40 oamoIS fri.
ines. frobIideS 2eben berrihte,
5anocl uno Shofiensluit, ileiBigcr
@derbau uno 8ulopirtidoit.
Streit uno 3anf ebenfo pie frleo.
lld)es 6omilten9liid, oa treibeu
lest nur mebr Die S~putgeiiter ibr
&Scien, neil Die auItur pon Den
o~isgcoorrten Sonoriiden allsge.
lpanocrt iii in ole frubtbaren 6luB.
tlicr. Ios lebenoige Sano lit Iegt
enc DOE Spuflanoid)aft.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-09-13

Dor tur8em lamb in bey
Reuen dirurgiiden &iinit in Grni
Die GinIpeibuuq zines Centmals iur
Yroieiior 0iraro it1tt. Der pom 1914
bis 1916 Gbefdr3t oes HantondIipi
tals mar. Is lit cine pom 8|itnboufr
8allag in gron3e geloiiene Bite
PES in Der 8unDesfaoi pobl6etonH
ten IMP betie5tn irUheren Gbelar3ies
an Snielipjtol. I'm Der Giunei
Gun9sieer waysn be 8antonol= uI.6
Stoot6eb0roeu. Yroiciioren unD Stu
cielerbe Der 6ohidule 0ertret:n.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-09-13
Der Cnnnsl nntfr hrni
Aanal.

su untertunneIn, bsftsbt idon ieit
mebr oils hunbert Sobren. IS bat
FISHER aus Spei 9riinoeu niAt aus
eefiibrt meroen tonnsn. 3unddIt
porsn bic GngIdnosr i'm aII9smein,n
nidt ssnsiet, ibrs rfplenbio iiplas
tion" a~ufsuaebsn. bic ia ii6erIih
manhsrlsi gorteile iiir bas SuisIs
rsih bate. Damn aber pal IS bis
in bic iiingIt, 3sit nod cine idpsre
4rfsabe fir bic 5ednit. ben SunnsI
hsrsultslIeu. Tie beioen GiufpGuos
fallen ieBt fort.
0eIhe Stocisn oas 9unneIprpiett
burdlaufsn bat. sei9t nadftebenOs
usberiiht:
1802-@oridIog fir einen &onnIs
funnel, Susrit pon benz fron6oiiten
Snsenisur N}atbieu benz 8aiier Nos
ppleon ben Grlten gema6t.
1833-5bome be 8rampno iriomst
Der Sohe iein 2ebsn uno be9innt oas
Stuoium Der Geplo9ie oes SonaIges
bietes.
1856-@rumono Ie9t ieinsn eriten
poIlitdnoigsn 9lon fir einen tunnel
pem 8aiier NopOIeon BEN 0rittsn
Dor.
1867-Sn GinseIbeiten sebenoes
Qrofttt, ~oufgeitellt our6 bic en9Iiihs
fransGIifhe llnternebmer : GeieIIs
f6uit. 8utgebeiBsn pom RapoIeou
benz 0rittsu.
1870-0ie fronsoffhe Rsgierun9
penoet iid amtlih an bic britiiae
&egierune peosn oes pIanes.
1872-8ritiite Hsgierung ontrpors
let informsIl uno unteritiiBt ben
9lan.
1874-gritifde 8egieruns nimmt
ben YIon fprmell in ieinen 9runos
idBen ar.
1875-@orIa9en 'iir bic einIeittas
ben Mnbnabmen rperoen bon ben
ParIamenten 6rantreihs uno eng
lambs nngeuommsn.
1876-Gs mirb Elm ppIitiides
prototoll obgeiobt.
1880-0ie 2onSeIIion p%erfGlIt.
nad)oem es bic 8riten peridumt bat
ten, cine @eieIIIhoit gu biIoen.
Sputbs GaItern RoiIrpoo 60. beginri
fslbitdnbie bic Nrbeit uno boArt
.inen @eriudsi6ndt smii4en 0oper
uno 6oIteitone.
1882-Sn GnqIono bridt Elm hefs
tiger 3citungStriCg 8egen bos yum
"nelproiett aus. Gin 8e'ud, non
mebr als eintouieno berporrnoenoen
8riten untsr3eidnet, piro an bic Hes
gieruna qerihtet limb onrin perlan9t,
bab Der 9lon u~uf9sgeben peroe. neil
burh einen 2unnel has Gdno pebrs
log perben tpiiroe, 8ritiide ReQiea
runq oronet an. onb Die Nrbeiten an
BEN Sdnht ein9eitelIt perben mil
len.
1883-Gin au8gepdhItes Somiiee
beioer 6GuIer bee Purlaments tonn
fih iiber ben SunnelbnusBldu niht
tiniQen, oeiien Mebrhit beri6tet I'M
ginIti9. Der @orihIag ipirO 5uriid
9e3p9en.
1883-1890-Glf @orIogen unb
QntrGqe purosn nit be3ug ouf has
projett i'm 6ous Der Gemeinen elm
Qereitt, haiten ober teinen GrioIa.
Vie Iebte puroe nit 234 aeQen 1872
Stimmen nbgelebnt.
1906-2iberoie Qortei bringt bas
3unneI= 9roiett pieoer Elm. Grneuter
Q%reifetampf. meit9reiisnosr WiOer.
itano uno oberm0is cine Qanit rpegen
Der Gefobr elmer S%npaiion.
1907-Tis S~onalOorIage 3uriidge=
3ogen.
1913-0er Qlon oura pieIe baIbs
amtlife S0rperihoften nieoer gum
Qcben erlpedt. Grneute 8eiprehun9
i'm Barloment uno in Der pmreiie,
Der Gdperpuntt tpiro nui ben mill
tGriiden Wert zines tunnels i'm
6olla zines 8rieges nit TeutidIano
gele0t.
1918-Das 9onalproiett miro
nbermol5 einQ,rejtt.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-09-13
Aotrnn- ftriat.

Die @ntDidlnngen Der leSten p0ar
Sabre BADEN III uielen V%e5lebnnaen
uamentllf in 0en &ereinigten Staa.
ten einbeimiid)e Snoultrien m0dltig
angeregt uuo lie entue0er 9aH5 nell
ms Seben acruien ooer bod ibre
Gergr0berung beoeuten0 geioroert.
gu Den bemertensiuerteiten 9sIlple.
len oIeier Nrt geboren uiele 3meige
Der d)emlld1en Snouitriem uuo 0ie
pieI groBere 0orbengeluinnunB lit
mr. zines oieier.
Gin onoerer beadltenSperter
3ucig lit Die iebr geitlegene Eroout.
ton uon 9tairou ooer SODA. Sdut
e!ner 3uiommeuItelunq 0e5 8eolo.
giid)eu &ermeiiungSalntes Der Ser.
einigten Staoten lit oie @r5eu9uug
pou 9%tatron, in ser elnen ODER an,
Ocreu 6orm, in oieiem 2anoe 1917
pon l,733,516 Iounen olf 2.023,.
041 Sonucn geltIegen unO iteigt nod
belt0n0ig ueltcr. &eute miro Der
meItaus gr0Bte Seil Oieier E'ro0ut.
tlon aus Sal5 uno &alfitein 1abrl.
3nrt, nat) Dem SoIuepiben Gerinb.
rem. Die &erfQuie i'm Sabre 1917
fou1cn alli etIpa 20 4iuno iiir ieoen
&opi Der oHerItanlihen 9epolte.
rurg.
AIS iooenomte Sooa.gide miro
Ser Stoif II. a. iiir Ole @eritcIIutg
Don @los, Seize, 5arbeitoiien unO
Sprengitoifen bcnutt, ME oltd) iiir
Maid- Sooa unO anoere Natrof.
Sai3c. SIR ole Sprcngituti. 6aDrifa.
ton miro 0ds Ero0uft crit in .4bc.
mol" permun0cIt, mo ooraus. in
&crbInOun9 nit nod dn0rren Stoi.
len, mer0eu ). y. Sp00lt un0 Nnllo.
Mat Elfrat bergei;ellt, Die cine grobe
Noue inter bod)no0trnen Grploiiu.
Eropnrnten lplclen. Die Aatron.
Sal5e olenen uid)t MIR Sum Nod)cn
unO @uldeL lon0eru audi sur BE.
reItung auibraulcn0er 8etralte l,n0
aud IN Der @ellprarlS.
Gin iebr beoeuten0er Sell Der
pro0u5ierten Snoa-Aldle miro oDne
meitercs 81 Aebnatron (@auitic
So0d"D uerarbeIttt, oaa ein beriid).
tIgtes 8tft, uber lilr uteIerlel ,3rpcde
eInlhlie5lid Der militdriid)en iebr
9ellldrt lit. Gintn bclleren Stoii gum
Jielnlgcn pom GClCIl. Soften mo Ne
taIlcn tann e nid)t gcben.
9tldlt nur Die NerRroBeruna Ser
einbcimiiten GbcmtfalIen-Gr3eu0ung
last man lid IN uulercr Belt lebr
onaelc1cn lem lon0eru man itrebt
Su9lelh audi beitau0iA Der Spar.
lantelt meiteitgcbcn0e Ged]mung 5u
tra8eu, ln0cn ma tOltipielllcre
GDenlfalieu oitrd) bIIigcrc erjeet,
meIde 0cu betrc1ftn0en ,3lued ebenlo
gut erill!ien tonnen. t5ilr loId]en Gr.
iae eIgneu lid Jtatron Ero0ufte III
maIld)eriei &c5icbullcn. 60 Qabcu
lie IN Der 8iaa- un0 IN ser Selicu.
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3plnlo 0le salt o0er Eotaid)- Sra.
pdrntc gan5 oocr bod 5u elncuu gu.
ten Sell uer0rangt.
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EroOptte anger jbrcr Ilartcn e,nhci.
mlld]cn ~NcuUtu0Hnl aul9 IN Qr0gcu
Utengen ans Den 2>trtiargteu 5taa
ten uustuhren 81 tonlca. Nia Iegi
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&mnttrbIu tam ole Ii9fu9r idjuu I'M
sabre 1871 uui nult5u 10000 Gou.
nel, mas ais Anfaua aIit gcnlla iii.
abcr tpr ltdno cine Glnruht clii.
8e8en, Ueid)e nod uui 2,0G3,57i
Nfuno tam un0 mdJritelnlldl hat
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Den Ser, Staaten %9cirloen. ,,n ne.
nIgCn Sabren Oijriie nber Ole en-.
tubr gang aufboren.
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gs 1T freilth oaflr geIor9i.
oob bic BGume uiht in ben 6immeI
mahien aber bic Qusijht peroers
Ten tie einem Dod.
Gin an mjttclidmcrcr Gipbtbcrie
~ertronites &lno birqt Gift in iih,
ooa CUR I0tua3 Don 10000 Nicer
idoeinben hinreiht.
gu ben MeiiDunDern Qe60rt IS,
nab JoreI,e. Sdc!le. Saroelle. 6luns
oer uno oa0ere Slide itumm uno
oennod neiblid Inn.
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penDn9tl pen Guatemala, cine qruus
idlrluhrOte aududsort, ioQ nod njt
lebsno in europa 9eboltsn porben
Isin.
Ctr llnteritteo 5pliden 0Cl
often uHp Der neaen Stunt beIte5i
oorin: }riber 0:rIongte oos Yu6Il.
tum Dom Ainitisy Qbantaiie 49, beutt
1T es umQetebtt.
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iih IN 5IIinots 1lu3 bebsutenn Der.
me6rt, 10 meIoen oiii3ieIIe Berid;e,
po0utG unlers gemaften Unhrnebs
nuneen 5,ititiot nefpen.
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