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Navy and Marine Corps Notes

DR.. Harry Borden. U. S. N, and Mrs.
Borden have leased a house for the
spring and summer in Raleigh square,
Norfolk. Va
Mrs. ]. NJ. Reeves, wife OF Capt. Reeves.
Z. s. N, accompanied by their two sons,
William and Joseph. jr., has gone to
Germantown. Pa. where for the period
OF her husbands absence at sea she has
leased the house 5915 Greene street.
Mrs. Edwin T Pollock, wife OF Capt.
Pollock. L. s. N, has gone to Philadel-
ahis, where she is visiting Mrs. VIII
liam T. Crosse.
Mrs. W. c. MacCrone and Mis-, Evelyn
MacCrone, wife and daughter of Capt
MacCrone. L, S. NJ c., have gone to An
napolis, Md, for stay OF some length.
Medical Director George F. Winslow.
T. S. N, accompanied by Mrs. Winslow
after spending the past few months at St
Augustine, Fla. are at the Willard Tor
the month Of April. They will later go to
their summer home at New Bedford,
Mass.
Rear Admiral Walter F. Worthington,
q. s. n, and Mrs. Worthfngton spent
last week at West Point. where they
were the guests of Col. Fepiger, U. ;. A.
and Mrs. Febiger.
Capt. r. Arnett. U. S. NJ. T., ana mrs
Anett. after visit to the 1atter's
parents. Mr. and Mrs. John T. Jefferson.
at Annapolis, have returned to Qusntico,
Va.
Mrs. Valentine n. Bieg. wife of Lieut..
Bieg L. S. N. is in Annapolis for visit
to Mrs Woicott Hall. wife of Lieut.
Hall, U. s. n.
Miss Margaret Hill, daughter Of
Lieut.. Commander owen Hill, u. S. N.
and MS. Hill. has returned to their
home at Roland Park. Baltimore. fol-
lowing a visit to her grandparents. MI
and Mrs. Robert Somers. at Annapolis.
Mrs. Oliver W. Bagby. wife Of Lieut..
8aEby, u g. N. has gone to Annapolis.
where she is visiting her parents, DR..
and Mrs William S. WEIGH.
Commander A. v. Wadhams U. S. n,
and Mrs. Wadhams spent last week at
Annapolis visiting their nephew. Mid
ohipman Westover. who Is a member Of
the fourth class at the Naval Academy.
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Picked Up Here and There.

The late Alfred de Rothschild. the
banking family, says
"Mr. Alfred's the Pittsburgh Ga
1,,.,,,, zette-Times. was one
"1A' Of the best known
characters in London society. His
part in the work of the ancient house
which has now passed into the back
ground as power in British commerce
was only nominal He was principally
an art collector and a culfivator of
friendships. He never married, and
his will, just published. carries out the
general ideas of his career. His estate
amounted to $7.500,o00, which was At
much for a Rothschild. but he Fad
given away money freely in his Ste
time.
This amount. with the exceptis6 of
small requests to nephews, GOES to
his personal friends. The main part
is left to Lord and Lady Carnarvon.
art hobbies. Lord Dorchester and Lady
Herbert each receive s125,000 and Lady
Curzon. the Kentucky widow of an
Argentine magnate, $4,000 for her
three children.
There are large gifts to some twenty
other persons, including the Marquis
Several, who was a friend Of King Ed
ward, and the late minister to Great
Britain of the Portuguese monarchy.
Mr.. Rothschild's town house and art
works go to the Countess Of Carnarvon
and his country estate to his nephew,
Maj. Lionel Rothschild, who 10 head Of
the n third .,l generation Of the family.
MI Alfred. as he was called. was a
more old-fashioned clothes and chung
to old-fashioned ways of living.
x
Announcement was made in New.
York. Chicago. ILL.,, and in New Or
leans, La,
Lester Armour to Marry recently 81
Southern Girl. .ne engage
Leola Stanton of the last named city
and Mr.. Lester Armour. SON Of Mrs.
Patrick A. Valentine of New York. and
the late Philip D. Armour, tr., of Chi
cago. Mr.. Armour entered the avia-
ton section Of the Naval Reserve sew
! eral months ago and is receiving in
struction at Cambridge. Mass.
Miss Stanton is a daughter Of Mr.
Orleans. who have been members OF
the summer cclory at Southampton, L.
l., several seasons. Mrs. Valentine and
family also pass their summers there
and Miss Stanton and Mr. Armour met
at that summer colony. She is men,
Der Of the Country Club Of New Or.
leans and a leader in the social life
| Of that city.
Mr.. Armour is a grandson Of the late
Philip d. Armour, founder of the Ar
mour packing industry, who died In
January. 1901. His father, Philip D
Armour. Jr.. died in January. 1900
leaving an estate of 100000 one
| third to his widow and the remainder
to his two sons, Mr.. PHILIP .. Armour
| the third Of that name, end Mr.. Lester
| Armour. The original Philip D. Ar.
mour left an estate of more than $15,-
| 100000, which was divided equally
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Moth Proof Bags

bags designed to provide perfect protection
against moths for all articles of apparel
They various sizes and priced as follows:
24x37 in.....$ .75 30x6o in. .$1.25 each
30x5O in $40 3ox70 in. $3.50 each
Pine Tar Sheets ROLL 40x4S for protection
against moths handy method of lining Closets pack
ing cases, Per roll, Toe.
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Drapery Department

Fancy Hammocks blue coloring. adjust
able upholstered back, wide ends $500.
Steel frames painted to harmonic with the various
hammocks and priced at $3.50 and $3.50 each
Awnings plain and fancy effects priced at from
$3.50 to $3.50 each
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-04-21
Cretonne Couch Covers

Creonne selected stock
They length Each hemmed
around. Special, $2..5 EACH
Canoe and Porch Pillows made from short ends OF
filed with imported sisa. Special
Pillows of domestic imported cretonne plain
fancy Styles filled Special
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day to participate in festivities attendant
upon the wedding
Ha1f.Ho1idav Of OF Lieut.. Leigh Hill
French. jr., Of New
in the ordnance department Of the Army
in Washington, and Miss Phyllis Wildes
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-04-21
THE LINEN SHOP

Seasonable High-class Merchant
s15o Beached Imported Table Damask $125 yard
Six attractive designs. 10 inches WIDE
$500 Bleached Hemmed 20inch Napkins, $160 Dozen
Ready In attractive designs
soc Hemstitched Huckaback Towels $2oc each. l7xSe
inches Damask borders
$500 Bleached Cotton S1x90 Hemmed Sheets $oo eacn
Perfect seamless hand-torn sheets
CSC Bleached Cotton 45x36 Hemned Pillow Cases, Soc
cotton cases.
soc Fancy jacquard Bath Towels, zoe each
Gold pink, and blue stripes and plaids
SIC Fancy Turkish Bath Towels, Soc
plain white extra heavy towels
&c Union Check and Plaid Toweling 1sc yard
CSC Beached Toweling Soc yard Plain
viii blue border.
White and CoIored Fabrics. 4oc White De Luxe
Chiffon Cotton Vole yard 38 inches wdesheer crisp
finish
4oc White Cotton Batiste, csc yard 3S
inches wide-soft
Imported White skirtings. Satin Venetian. Striped
Satfnee Oxfords Gsbardnes Poplns Piques Mar
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-04-21
Cedar Chests

Plain and fancy Cedar Chests
Made from the finest selected lumber built
improved method.
silence domes. Prices
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-04-21

e at Special and Reduced Prices.
ees Corduroys and fancy novelty fabrics exclusive
designs. Special, Soc, 75c, S1.OO, 81 Is yard.
Zephyre Cloth, yard ladies chfldren's
in plain plain white
elusive here.
Plain Colored Cotton votes, yard. The shades
q special 38inch wolfe.
Colored Handkerchief 81
linen in the shades
Imported Madras yard. Excellent
designs for mems shirts, pajamas and ladies' waists
Special Fancy Figured Voies yard. styles
to select New designs 3s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-04-21

NJ 4$;:;:: -. g. N1oze= 3 Sons $s s:s
NJ x:;: :: 3"">'">z"' 1 ss1 II
HI Special Sale of Refrigerators
NJ ns%s%s~ '"~""~% 4s%%s z.e
NJ ] % @s ssssxx
Special $1,000
: :: ~ ~: : Il :::$:
~ IL :& IL I $500
XXI s boz . ss $s"~p'
IN $: :s; -* s :$ . ~ss
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"@-- snTs%%S ssss Observation-Disclosures"
s. c.: g: e e % 3: g.: : ~
2:;:& *ss: {"z@::"z: 5000. s.: e: e Esq.,:
m| . and artistic s @ s9~ ''ss ~~r"r"~s
q: !: :: &C: :: 81: e: T.:
$$an WILLOW, Reed and Porch Furniture
- - &C: e: : ] e 5 g E. ~
ny7Z
THE LINEN SHOP
- NZ hd~smar hud~ hadR ebcah
: :::
$:$$ ~"> ~ : ~~
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coz i: ::: -: 8 %% @. : "~ s%~
% = Art Neede~ork Salon
Bsa, sand Yarns Rsaueea Elder
= $::::: : $ ::;$ : =
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al Drapery Department
al N| Proof Bags p@% ss%s ss & @ s @S
: :::~ . ss~ "" :*;
n @ss :;s= each : %; %:*::hS each
o @ous ~ooe,S stock
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Couch Har71111ocks

Couch being shown in the plain khaki and
fancy beautiful cretonne coorings Each
strong and has spring bottom Chains
are provided with each
Hammock, full size adjustable windshield,
chain supports, $3.50.
Canvas Couch Hammock plain adjustable head and
windshield, chain supports, $f65O.
Heavy Hammocks, in trimmed with blue, ad-
Unstable windshield magazine pockets
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-04-21
WILLOW, Reed and Porch Furniture

French Willow Chaise Lounge $4,000.
Munen Willow Stand, 5000.
Willow Tea Wagon 5000.
Willow Ferneries $1575.
Special 6pece French Ivory
ing Of Buffet, Table and 4 Chairs, $61 so.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-04-21
Army Notes.

Mrs Henry R. Smal1ey, wife Of Maj.
emalley. U. s. A., accompanied " their
Young son, has arrived from New York.
and during her husbands absence in
France will remain at Washington. In
the apartment recently leased at the
Cairo.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-04-21
Art NeedLeuork Salon
"Bear Brand" Yarns Reduced.

Four and eightfod Germantown Shetland saxony Elder
down, Ladyan Pompadour Yarns balls skens.
Regular prices sc, 3Sc and Soc Special skein
zoe. -
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Our spring display Fine French Willow is complete
Can be natural, stained and enameled fntshes-to
match interior decorations quality
our Willow of the finest
Special Willow Chairs, $500.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-04-21

Mrs. Valentine n. Bieg. wife of Lieut..
Rieg Il. s n. is in Annapolis for a visit
to Mrs Woicott Hall. wife of Lieut.
Wall II G
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Continued on Sixth Page.)
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New Fiber Rugs. Such splendid makes at the Ratania
Boxart Cherokee, &c. in attractive designs and
eoorinEs All 30x60 inches 12x15 feet Prices
from 912 $3.50
Oval Braided Rag Rugs. Try furnished with
these beautifully rugs you'll
lighted charming effect Is 1896 inches
to sx1o feet. Prices from ST. $4,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-04-21

Other needed floor coverings for use such
Fine quality China Mating
Oval Rush Rugs.
Japanese Straw Rugs.
Waite Grass Rugs.
New Iinoleums.
All at attractively popular prices.
Special offering Of 9x12 Mottle Smyrna Rugs $27bO
Differing from the higher priced rugs only in pattern
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-04-21

Solid China Case to match with linen draw
in bottom Regular price, $4,000. Special price, $4,000
Fine 1O-piece American Walnut Dining Room Set consist
ing Buffet Serving Table 54nch Dining Table
Side Chairs and Armchair Regular value. $4,000 Spe-
cial price, @650.OO.
Mahogany Regular price. s74.5o specia1
price. 10000.
Solid Mahogany Buffet. Regular price, $500 Special
price, $74.b0
Mahogany Regular price, $4,000 Special
price, 5000.
Solid Mahogany China Case with linen drawer in bottom.
Regular price, $4,000. Special price, $51.O0.
Solid Mahogany Serving Table. Regular price, $3.50,
Special price, 426.5O.
Solid Mahogany Gate Leg Table, $780,
Solid Mahogany Tea Wagon $22.5O.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-04-21

Capt Surles. U. S. A, accompanied by
their young son. Alexander, jr, has
gone to Ell Paso, Tex, to remain with
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. W. L. Gaines
during her husbands absence abroad.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-04-21

Miss Margaret Hill, daughter OF
Lieut.. Commander Owen Hill, u. S. N.
and MS Hill, has returned to their
home at Roland Park. Baltimore. fol-
lowing a visit to her grandparents. Mr..
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Col. Daniel Berry. U. s. A. now sta
toned at Camp Merritt, N j., has been
Joined there by Mrs. Berry and their
children. who. during his present de-
tail. will make their home at 1856 Grand
avenue, Englewood, N ].
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Hickory Swing complete with chairs
S11.5O.
Fumed Oak Porch SWING complete with chairs, $500.
Maple Porch Rocker, with double seat
and back constructed with special steel brace. $500.
High Back. Solid Maple Porch Rocker Double
rattan seat Special steel brace, So
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Mrs. Nelson Z. Margetts. wife OF Col
Margetts, L. S. A. accompanied by Miss
wilhemina Margetts, has returned to
Fort Myer, Va, from Macon, Ca.
where both have been for some time.
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Living Room, Furniture

Solid Mahogany Fesfde Rocker upholstered in cretonne
Special. @25O0.
Three-piece Mahogany Living Room Reception Room
Set consisting of Settee Arm Rocker and Armchair
holstered In mulberry velour pieces, special, S476O
Solid Mahogany French Chaise Lounge Special $1,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-04-21

Capt. r. Arnett. U. S. NJ. C.. and Mrs.
Arnett, after a visit to the 1atter's
parents Mr. and Mrs. John T. Jefferson,
at Annapolis, have returned to Qusntico,
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Col. John Singleton Switzer, U S. A.,
and wife, have visiting them at
Charleston, S. c., their sons wife. Mrs.
John Singleton Switzer. jr.. who will
remain with them during her husbands
absence in France.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-04-21
Dining Room Furniture
Old Hickory Porch Furniture

The most durable and artistic of Porch Furniture.
Old Hickory Sewing Rocker, $780,
Old Hickory Andrew Jackson Arm Rocker, 1925.
Armchair to match, $4bO.
Old Hickory Fernery $500.
Old Hickory Table, $500.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-02-01
Drummer 1869

iere Wo6t aufs riidiibtsloielte 5ii be-
nuBen. 90, nno MIR 10 ipuroe Die ali-
nabnle Ser Brobibitionsreiolutioit
0llrH ben 65. aongreB moglid). Diefe
ltnpatriotiidJc mo gdn5 ullo gar iin-
amertfanil1e 3mangsarsiibung iOllte
lief als 8ltnlerang ertDeiiell, Der, 5ii.
riidi11eQero, Die 9robibitionilterf
trifft rto ni6t nur 5ur geieoeritin-
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eine n1ebr als geniigenoe 4n5abl
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bonn gl,oe Ser leibigen 8robibitions=
6etpegllng beoelten iollte
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ibrer gan5en Wadt gegen Die grobi-
bition lpenbet, uno felt bleibt in Dem
Sample, Damn miro es 10 fommen
llnterbeIien lit es Die Bf1iht zines ie-
Sen giirgers, gegen Die 8robibition
Stin1mltna 81 MAIDEN, arorerieits
aber oub aae nit Dem sllfobolperfouT
uno =&oniun perbut1oenen S6doen
eneraiid slt befdmpfen.
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yNidt ueiie, nod praftiid) poer pa'
triotiIdl."

Die orgonilierte 9lrbeit Mil pol
rutionaler 8robibition nifts pillen
bat ben gefiiriportern oes Brobibi-
tionsaeleses CUR 8unoesuerfaiiin.l
offen oen arieg erflart uno ocr
aanlpf geeen ben 3uiah-8oridlag er-
offnet.
Die sln1ericon 5eoerntiolt Of 2a.
bor bat ieoem ibrer 100000 Wfu-
glieoer cine 9opie oes vManifeites"
5ugeidift, IN Dem ibr Nr1iioent, So
ntueI @oinper5 Die Trobibitioniitell
fenn5ei6met ols .iueoer tpeiie, nod
praftiid, nod patriotiiG," BON @il-
Tia Sennings grDan laat er, Ell
lei ,iei1t" linb gebe Der iDirflidcn
sSroge aus Dem @ege, inoen1 ct lid
binter nlebr ooer meniger geiltreibe
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lten @rbeiter, Iagt Serr 8ompers,
piiroen bei1aftigungslos iueroeil,
follS Der Hrohibitions5uiab 5llr Ser.
follitng sur Innabme gelange,l iollte
llno oos 10 bon Ser slrbeit perIanete
Opfer lei nidt MIR lrn1otig I'M,
ipiiroe nidt nur obne CUTE 5rndi
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. 9raftiide grobibition" lei fir oil
0ouer oes arieges geIi6ert ollrd) Die
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lioenten perlieben muroen. Die orga-
nilierte 9lrbeit miro ourd bieie Stci.
lungnabme ibrer Greilnoe erfrelit utc
bat neue sSreunbe geiunoen. Cont
pers miro blr6 iein oWaitifeito
iein glnieben befeItigt llno gcItarft ba-
ben, ipo er aus oieIem ooer ienenl
@rllnoe eri1iittert iporoen mar. 98as
er iagt, ItiInmt.
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ieinem yManifelt," Die Prohibitions
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oaB oies cine Nebenablid)t ici. Dos lit
aber ni6t Ser SAT- Die 8robibitioni
item nubten Die &riegslage ous, Die
3uIab Neiolution burd BEN aon-
|greB 3ur 9(nnabme 5u bringen, uno iie
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profitieren, oas lit ales Sic logtcu
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bringen. @ir iino ltarf genug, ieoc
9eidluBfoiiune onf Ianee Belt binaus
Sn perbinoern, lino entihlolien, I'm.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-02-01
Die Scr Kriee itah
Nmterifa famt.
@egen Ginienonng BON 2 Gents
fir Eurto perIhifcm luir 0ieies gndl
m iraeno cine Mbreiie.
Die GrpeSition.
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Oireftor Ntcglooo eriu1t, ben gefeFi,
Der Die sSreipalie auf ben 0abnen fir
Hanger uno Sberiffs abldnfft, 81 tri-
oerrltfcn.
= Der 31-idbrige 9fop 6oote bon
gpers, Ser franf I'M Bette lag, iuar-
oerte wdbreno zines 6ieberanfallS
bon ieinem Sauie fort unb fpuroe %
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@i6ita Sails erfroren gefiInoen.
- Nus Camp Bonnie miro genlel-
Oct, oaB bon III i'm Wtonat Sanrar
an Der 2ungenteiit3iinoung erfranf'
ten Soloaten nur ein ein5iger Der &C.
fabrliden Sranfbeit gum Opfer gefaI'
len lit.
- Die SoutbmeItern 8elepbon &
Telegrapb @ompanp bon Sort @ortlj
bat inn gunoesgeri6t cine &la-
&c einaereid)t, ourh tpel6e Die Srbi'
nans Der Staot Sort @ortb, tuelhC
Der 9elepbon @eiellidaft Die grbo.
bung Der Raten bonn /. 5ebruar an
oerbietet, fir unaeiesli6 uno m(I
un6 nihtig erfldrt tperoen ioG
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miro. Gin onoerer @iieel, Der 3l1e.
6el llsounL erinnert NIT lelnem 9fns
nen an Sobonl.
Sooom uno 1onorra, Seioet
Statte 1heint al1f Der belltigen Sal5.
ebene I'M, ,5iioen oes Sees gelegen 81
buben, uungeben bon elmer blilbenoen
Bolmenoafe Die gan5e9egeno oes ~
ridden @rabenbru1es lit cine gefabr-
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ben sittern uno pulfdniide Satigfelt
nod itnnler ertpartet meroen fanr.
0esbalb lniiiien Srtsanlagen BORT
Ytets nit aataltropben rebnen. 9ia
onntalige, oerer 3eitpunft megen Der
Sonnenfinlter1lis mtf 1880 b. Gbr'
ongenonnnlen miro, ipurbe eingeleitet
ourb elm Grobebet, pobl cine 9eafl-
mebe Der olten @rabenltorung. Biele
leibt gingen babel nelte 5tiife Der
grori1loe langit Spalten CUR 9iefe,
pobei glei65eitig aus Den floffenocn
@unoen fellerfliiliige WfalIen mogelt
entquoGe1l iein. Ser 9llden- uno
8roden- ooer 2apiareeen Der lestell
puroe oen bibliiden Seuer= llno
Sbpefelreget1 erfIdren. 9lu6 berpor-
gebrungene uno in grano geratene
aoblen- nno Observation-Disclosures
fonnten ole 9fole bes Slammenre=
gems eeipielt baben. gum S6lub trat
ll1folge Der 3erihiittelung Der lode
rem Observation-Disclosures in Der Gro
bettioble oas Giefe1llpaner an oie
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Ii9 auf Die Nieoerllng berauI
Das 3ote 1feer lit oen1 slbeno-
lanoe ME 10 gan5 aus ben Iugen ge-
fommen, neil Die 9sadbaridaft Sc.
rlllalenls es oft NIT &rei5fabrern utlo
Bilgern 5uidrumenbrahte. Natiirlid)
fann babel bon eiae1,tliher grfor-
| l9ung niht Ole 3ebe lein. Sic begann
erlt Dor oreipiertel Sabrbunoert, als
elm pnar gnglanoer fanoen, ooB Der
Geeipiegel betrahtlih inter Dem
Meeresnipeau liegen miiIie. Iber aud
tros rnebrerer beltdtisenoer 0felllrl'
gen in Der Golge5eit pernodte DIE
tpiiienlbaftlibe g8elt nibt rebt an
cine 10 tiefe 0epreilion gu glanben,
big enolid 1848 Die noroamerifanl'
| ide grpeoition 2pnds iie einpanofrei
feltiteute. Die 8eiie Der Sran6oier
De 2upnes, 2artet unb 8ignes (1864)
bebeutete einen ueiteren lnodtiger
Shritt. Spater 5eidnete iid bier nc.
mentlic, Wag 8lanfeuborn aus.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-02-01
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