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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-06
OUR ALIEN ENEMIES.

GONE OF our alien enemies who being registered
this week. are more alien than enemy and part Of
them aren't very much Of either Such are rather to
be pied than ccnSured since they couldn't help being born
in Germany and are possibly entitled to some credit for
getting away from there when they could Here IN our
own city, for example is the OF Captain Otto lorcn'
Of the ire department Presumably he has rendered
efficient service in a hazardous work or he wouldn't have
been promoted and not many will regard his cnmity
seriously even though it doesn't look well to have alien
enemy in position Of trust and authority in gov
ernmcnt There others like him who through neglect
or ignorance failed to take out final papers although
ercSng the rights Of citizens for years
But the plaN Of registration and close surveillance is
certainly warranted by war conditions There is doubt
that many of them are still in sympathy with Germany and
the only reason they aren't committing outraRes is
the fear they can't get away with it, So long however
they refrain from overt acts or sedious speech they
general safety but BY all means they should be watched
because some OF them need it, Furthermore the regis
traon should not stop with the from Germany, as
seems to he the present plan AuStrans should also be
included and German women Even then there would
he the Turks and Bulgas still free to go their several
ways because they aren't alien enemies under the law In
fact OF course they enemies for they are allies
of Germany and Austria but law frequently has a fine
disregard for facts and an unwhoesome respect for
that America IS the whole rather too liberal with
potential spies, and there certainly can be no objection to
keeping track of a few Of them
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-06

women lack the sense OF humor and yet
like TO he humored.
Isn't it strange how many dumb pin.
heads there are who had sense enough
to be born with rich iathcrS2
A man will growl all day and then
kick the lining out OF the dog because
It barkS at night
And the weaker a man is the easie-
he finds it to break a promise.
a man needs a set oi tools when he
wants to fix something around the
house. But woman can get along
with a hairpin
When you hear man whining that
he is tired of the world the betting is
that the world rcciprocatcs.
Any elderly woman can tell you that
lack OF wrinkles on a womans face
shows lack OF character.
Our idea Of a brave man is one who
has nerve enough to bring male
friend home to dinner with him without
notifying his wife that she is to have
company
II takes most men a long time 10 dis
cover that things won't come your way
unless you 60 after them
We overheard an argument in A kali
the other day One man claimed that
an aCroStiC was a SCantling used m
rigging up scaiioldlng and the other
man claimed that an acrostlc was d
man who didn't believe in any re.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-06
PASSING THE BUCK.

A LOGICAL DEFENSE Of the mlllen against charge,
"a Of njuring the farmers by exorban prices Of feed
is made by g. {. Grogan vice president Of the Acme
mills With the mlers prices fixed by the government,
even as the prices OF the farmers wheat are established
the mers can't make greater profit than the law allows
whether the price fixed Tor them is entirely JUS, and
equitable or not But at best this representative Of the
mer does nothing more than pass the buck. lie even
admits that the farmers arc being held up but places the
blame on that old time octopus the middlcman who takes
his toll whether he does any oiling spinning or not
No such vague shifting Of the blame going to relieve the
situation for the husbandmen
And the farmer is honestly entitled TO relief That
statement ha, been made by the president who should be
qualified to speak lie should get it soon II It 10 be
Of much help for with the coming Of grass the feed problem
!, greatly reduced Right there ought 10 be some
means Of adjusting a condition maniiestly unfair 80
unjust that the miller whose products are under CON.
sderaton admits the injustice At this distance, II seems
possible that the law which gives the government the right
to fix the price OF wheat should also supply authority TO
fix the retail price Of feed
One complaint against the food administration has been
It's slowneo in reaching the retailer, thereby furnishing
relief to the ultimate consumer and here would be an
elegant opportunity prove that the food director has
that power up hi, sleeve Most farmers awake TO the
needs OF war and responding they should but they
have right to expect the same rules which govern them
10 extend to others There is no reason why the first
class TO feel the regulation OF prices should be made the
goat Of proiileers still operating without restraint
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-06
"Saue the Waste and Win the War"
NO APPLICATION HERE.

CUGGESTIoN from Secretary McAdoo that Americans
~ refrain from building homes during the war except
where the need urgent Of doubtful wisdom The
need of money credit and confidence in winning the war
is plain to all and there must he employment at good
wages Il this condition is to exist Despite the demands Of
the shipbuding industry the bulk Of the building trades
mus, find their employment II at all, in construction OF
homes and bs,neo buildings To curtai such work in
discrminatey would he 10 work hardship TO many
and might weaken confidence in the nations business
future Such an effect 1t seems, must have dampenng
influence on the sale Of Liberty bonds and subscriptions
to the many funds
However, regarde" Of the general eiis,t Of the sec
retary's recommendation it certainly has no application
here nor in most Of the cities and towns in Oklahoma
This city is now so crowded that il is very difficult for
newcomers though willing pay liberal rental to find
suitable homes and state papers generally show similar
condition throughout this rapidly growing commonwealth
Here beyond question homes needed and even in his
eageness for conservation, Mr. McAdoo admits the Wis
dom Of supplying that need
High cost Of materials scarcity Of labor and oppor-
tunities for other almost to have
slaekening influence building operations throughout the
country but is hardly fair the builders to add federal
Influence to these handcaps On the contrary, might
be better to urge those who can TO build for the number
even then, might be less than in normal times.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-06
IGpP1i1lR
Hh111f1eS/
.6r HhszLf z Mason M
MIDW r.

THE wind is shrieking at the door.
the ice is thick upon the river !
don't feel comfy any more; all day
! sit around and Shivcr The windows
rattle in the blast the snow is hcapcd
against my hovcl; I'm burning coal so
doggone fast it keeps me busy with a
shovel Another cold waves on the
way-the last one was rng-tailed
hummer; oh, for a rcdhot August day,
oh, for a sizzling slice OF summer Too
long old Borcas has rcigncd, and am
tired Of winters rlgorS, ah, can It be
that | complained OF trlilng things like
flies and chiggcrs2 | clean the iuC, |
shake the CRATE, | carry coal to hungry
heaters; am the idiotiC skate who
Vrouchci because Of harmless skcctcrs
Am ! SO shy of good horse sense that
when fair summer had her inning, !
bumped my head against the fence, and
wished that winter was beginning? It's
hard for one to realize, when this cold
world with ice is Shcctcd that once he
becicd at azure skies and kicked be-
cause the winds were heated My
brcath'S translated into frost, as down
the cellar stairs / scampcr, TO shovel
coal. at frighttu cost, and open up
some tlnhorn dampcr The coal man
gets all can earn, except what goes to
pay the plumber; and as watch my
wages burn, say "No more I'll kick
at summer"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-06
GERMAN PREDICTIONS

kToN HlNDENBURG'S forecast that he will be in Paris
~ by April l. or thereabouts, may have the effect Of
speeding up war work, and every effort should be
made to accelerate preparations. But it is no cause
for despair. Admitting that Fritz is fighter Of proven
ability his proves prophet conSgns him to the bush
league class There the kaiser with his order for
Christmas dinner in Paris away back in 1914 TO cite one
instance Of bum guessing careless calculation Others,
almost prominent, not lacking. Won Tlrpz, you
will recall foresaw Britain defeated by three months OF
ruthless submarine attack, six. Either way he
has lost caste as seer at home and abroad And it will
be remembered that all the German dpops and soldiers
said America wouldn't fight while eyeN beore the war
begun the kaisers secret agents inispwd him Great
Britain would keep out owing to theIrsh problem, and
lack of preparation, Old Ironjaw voR Hndenburg mus,
offer something more than big talk to he convincing
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-06

Charges that the railway magnates trying to dis
credit government management Of railroads serious
charges when the OF federal control is considered
That the war and any obstacles placed in the
way of the success Of the venture in the nature Of
aiding and comforting the enemy However it is also well
TO remember charge is not conclusive proof and the
public should withhold judgment until the defense has
stated its case.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-06
Horse and Horse

They were stopping at hotel and in
his sleep he cried "Giddap, Berlin! :"
His wig said What's the matter with
you;" and he replied Prohibition
gives me such a Thirst" His wife said .
"Tll get out Of here And he said
Don't be too Hastv Cora" He called
the Bcll Boy, Kid Nelson, and handing
him his Brown Baby, Basil. said Put
him in the Parlor Boy while YOU have
a Golden Chance" The wife, seeing
her Opportunity, seized the Feather
DuSter and in a Passion said "You
Reprobate, I'll take Water Wings and
Fly Home" And dressed in Brown
Velvet in the Early Morn she went ia
MorriStown.-Billic Wood.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-06

"Dll you know that YOU can make
butter from grass" asked tho tmmy,
as he picked hi, change from The bar
How can you make butter from
grass" demanded the Barkecp, as he
grabbed an empty pop bottle
why. you get q lot oi grass and then
All YOU need d, COW and a churn" eS-
planned the Rummy. as he headed for
the door.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-06
Luke McLuke Saws.

You may not believe it, But many
an orator can convince others when nc
can't convince himself
1t is a good. thing that there is no
marrying in Heaven. II there were
some married men would prefer the
other place.
A mans idea Of economy is TO quit
smoking five lO-cent cigars per day and
smoke ten Scent cigars per day
Another remarkable thing is how
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-06

The inqui,illye little man was sitting
~ a street car next 10 big man who
had a large nose that spread across the
middle oi his face
There Is something the matter with
your nose. isn't there" said the little
man "low did !, get that way|
u kept II ont ol other peoples bust
ness and gave n a chance TO grow re-
piled the big man
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-06
You Know Him.

An awful pest IL Daniel Doakes,
lie sure is \ disgrace.
For whom he laughs at his own Jokes
He sprinklcs In your face
Luke McLuke
Although he has n subtle wit,
Whenever Daniel speaks
| do not want the point Of II
To triCkle down my cheeks
Detroit Free Press
To bear with Daniels wit. great guns
You surely ought TO try,
For yOu'll have TO admit, my sons,
Ills humor Isn't dry
Newark Advance.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-06
Easy

1T is hard to detrcl the genuine an
lique from the fake" said the dealer IN
antique furniture II know a Skilliul
cabinet maker who can take a piece ol
new furniture and make it look like It
was $50 year, old
That's nothing" replied the caller
81 have a small hoy who can do that"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-06
Lines Worth Remembering

The war has seriously convinced me
that the Anglo-Saxon race, in the range
and power Of its good qualities, is the
most wonderful race on carth,-Anold
Rennctt
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-06
Lak@MLhke
His Column
CODllLAf.l,T/ /Oa9
FAi

"uont try 10 boss your wife f1ld Kane,
"Or Hhc viii make things warm
Tor N yOu DO not LET her reign,
Shea mighty sure 30 storm
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-06

The odiashoncd man who was shocked by the fashions
Of woncns raimcnt ought to be used to pretty nearly
everything by this time. Or should We say pretty nearly
nothing in discussing that subect2
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-06
Difficult Feat.

The schoolgirl was sitting with
feet stretched far out into the al
and was buSily chewing gum, when
teacher espled her.
Mary" called the teacher, sharI
"Ncs, ma'am2" questioned the pup
Take that gum out Of your mo
and put your feet in!-Florda Tim
Union.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-06

Luke n the funniest NJ men.
lie makes the whole world laugh.
lie hits q human target when
lie writes paragraph.
# & |,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-06
Che.r Uni

We know you're lost. old man That's tru,
And you're without d dime
but take "a brace Remember you
Can not lose ALL the time.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-06

You who were boys once should help the boys Of
today and tomorrow by boosting the Boy Scout campagE
now under way in Oklahoma City.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-06
Ouch |

There may be a few lazy men in
Georgetown, Ohio, but you can always
{. NJ. Work there
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-06

Don't Wait For The Clouds Before
You Begin Saving Up For A Rainy
Day
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-06

Ida Kline, Of Mason Ohio, evidently
didn't because she has Mrs before her
name
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-06

Probably the two-ounce bread portion is sufficient if
other grub is served in proper proportions Meanwhile
Americans who have long been addicted to eating much
seem in fair way to be cured
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-06

After the most thorough m,
cleaning ever held in Enid. $500 W,
OF gambling paraphernalia was bur
in the public square last evening
fore more than a thousand pers
Bushels of poker chips. cards and
we're thrown into the flames by
sheriff and his assistants. A for
gambler broke down and cried "
three poker tables, some crap tables
a roulette wheel were hurled into
fir.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-06

One Year Ago To-day in the War,
Feb. 3, l9l7-CongreSS largely
creased national defense appropt
tionS; navy department flooded VI
offers Of plants for use in emergen.
preparations made to arm Amerit
merchant ships.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-06
Names Is Names


Novel Woods lives in Columbus, Ohio
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-06
Be Keefful. Com Ftdal
Thank

Paul Wrnks lives in Columbus, Ohio
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-06

Miss Laura Forcsman made a ,
high SCore-a new one al the bow
alleys yesterday. II was lS9. ten hi
cr than the score made several VI
ago by Miss Beyie Bass. This $,
will no doubt win the bottle OF peri
offered by the WeStiall Drug comp
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-06
Fifty Years AGO Tndav-

lS6S-About $50 persons, includ
several eminent scientists, dined
horse flesh at the Langham hotel
London.
twenty-five Years Ago Today.
l893-Ihe wheat tax caused
armed revolt in the province Of Sa
Fc, Argentina.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-06

Fifteen Years Ago.
Mac Taylor will leave tomorrow
Lafayette, Ind, 10 attend the MARI
oi a prominent young society coupl
that place.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-06
Ten Years AGO.

Ten Years Ago.
Mr. Jack Spencer, a prominent M
Der Of the Altecs, has been quns
Tor several days.
T. NJ UpShaw, secretary Of the {
neglc library board. is seriously III
his home on West Tenth street.
On the threat OF gas inspectors
ploycd by the city, under the plumt
ordinance, to quit unless their sala
were raised, Mayor Scales and Bu
ing Commissioner ] w. Van NJ
raised the salaries from SIS to 81
month and cariarc
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-06
Sfo1ie]
i1zNeQH1pS
Twenty Years Ago.

lWtnlJ iNhlh hEus
Mis-, Fannie Jarboe went 10 Gut
yesterday
George Summers OF Clifton arr
today and for a few days will ei
the sight, OF the metropolis.
Miss Claudia Spencer and Miss
Lana Of III Reno, who have been v
Ing Myrla Cooke returned home to-
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-06

Tip Rogers left Yesterday for Vic
where he has accepted a position 4
the Dold Packing company
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-06
EH1storyE
Bits -
One Hundred Years Ago Today

One Hundred Years Ago Today
l8l8-William NJ. EvartS, fam
lawyer, and secretary Of state M
two presidents born in Boston. L
in New York City, Feb. Is, 1901. =
Seventy-Five Years Ago Today.
l845-Fredcric William Henry D.,
ers, celebrated poet and essayist, b
IN England. Died in Rome, Jan.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-09-25

treib, aber luie ielten baltell Tie fes ser
Wtilbe fir mert, oas 8eerei1ianrneln
fDltematiidJ 81 betrelbe1t unb lire Sc
rien 5unt Ginlegen eiites bilLiaen
Millterpprrats nn geern, Sam ODER
sSrltbtiaft 5u beniiben SSn oielern
CONNER bitten Die pielen SaltIenoe
BON 2uftidnappern in Sainois, @is-
conii1t, Wibigan uno IonItipo ibre
3eit nidt beiier o,ipenoen fonuei1.
anltatt NIT ibren glutomobilen Die
2anOltraBen u1iiber su madea,
Stallb ouf5unirbeln 1nb foftbales
8alolin au perbrennen. Inn in iol-
Gen Singen 5eiet lid) Der 8atriot.
9ie Seeren an ben Strdnhern ner-
rotten gu slaIiefl mdbretto Die geab=
frdge nab ibnen ous 4ngebot GENIAL
tie iiberiteigt, lit ooIfsmirtidaftli1
falid, menn es audi oen @dnolern in
Den &ram palien mag, Die bel bo6en
Breiien i'm @erbaltnis 5u Der ibnen
bernriabten Miibe einen beIleren
Sdnitt ma6en. 6armer unb ionItiae
2anobetpobner bdtten in bem perqart-
genen 8o6en elm ausge8eidnetes Sc
lbdft MADDEN fonnen, tpenn lie iicb
snm 3mefe Der 8eeren- nno ObItper=
pertltng organiliert unb Die @aare
ilnrnittelbar Dor oos Bnblifun ae=
brabt batten 0iit ein paar eieenen
GerfanfsItellen in ben Stooten nno
elnen Seer BON jugeiloliben 9eeren=
lannllern in ben 8aloern bdtten lie
iih, Dem fanfenoen Eublifum llno ser
Jfatfon i'm gall5en einen Dienit err
inIeIen. (9lnterifa.}
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-09-25
Summer 1870
Die slbneisnng ser ainber segen 6e-
ltimntte Speilen

1T BON oen gltern ilno @rsiebern
nibt nebeniadylih lno leiht su nel=
men. Gielmebr limo oerartig peran=
laete &lnoer por Dem @enuiie Der ity-
men tDioerli6 eri1einenoen SpeiIetr
81 beipabren ooer allnablif oaran su
geiDobnen Weanhe &inoer fonnen
feline lgefoften Hiibert, gooenfo1l=
rabi, 5bofolaoe. gefpiiie ssriidte nuo
berglethen mebr senieBen. Cine Der
artig angeborene Abneigung fann,
tpenn oas aino 5tpangsmeiic gum Of
len atlgebalten miro, sur &ronfbeif
fiibren, tpie 9hreiber oieies ielbit an
iid erfubr Die gefohten giben ma
rem mir ein @reuel uiio ieb mar,
naboem iG oieielben eiien ntuBte, re-
gelnlaBig am gleiben ooer folgertoet
Gage bon &opfid)mer5en ODER grbrsz
1en geqnalt 9nd) Die gaeIieIimht
fann ourd BEN @ennB mioerlpillieer
5peiier perllrlnht iperoen Desbalb
betraebte man Die 8ertpeigernng nno
Mbneigllng gegen Speiien ni1t aIg
Gigefiinn ooer Seinidnleferei, oerrr
unter unlitdnber IaBt iieh ons @illo
oft NIT gfa6iidt nno glttenl @illea
on oerarttge Speiien gepobnen, tn
Dem man nit fleineil linn angellc5a1
eribeinettoen Wengen beginrlt uno,
fails feline iible Nadipirfltng eintritt,
oieielben lnnerflid iteigeri. sluf oie=
ie 8eiien fonaen bie &irloer oabiu
gebradf peroen 9fabrnngsmittel, Die
BLOB ibrem @eidmafe rtidt entfpre-
den, 81 gellieBer. Das bot belonoers
fir fpatere 3eiteit @ert, Denn sic
ainoer on fremoen Sifhen ellen milf
fen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-09-25
Sas 8ilb anf betn Sdladtfelbc.

slitf oas @ilo bot geniigeno &C.
legenbeit sebabt, Inn ariese praftii1s
@rfabrnngen 5n Ianlr1eln, nno 10
fonult es, oaB, pie Ser st. Suber-
tus" belnrft. Die gebe, Saien, &e5-
biibner, SaIanen uno 6iidfe iib nidlt
mebr iDeientlih ourh ben 21rm oes
aanlpfes beeinfluIlen laifen. SIN SeI-
De bot man bies baufig gerng boob
abten fonnen % es bieliab @ele=
genbeit gab, 5uiiden ben eigenen uno
Den feitblihen 2inien grenlplare ser
geilannten @il6arten CUR Strefe 81
bringen. 9ei;te IaBt 6as @ilo lid
baufis ars Stelllingen, oie tdglid
slrtillerie= uno Minenfeuer ausgeIest
fillo, nidf forttreiben. 9eatiirIid iino
Die Sagoen, our1 tpelbe bic syrort-
linien iid) eritredelt, iuBerit geid)a=
oigt, mas aber ipelliger auf Sen
4riegsldrm nls auf bic SSsagoliebba-
berei Der 9eeresangeborigen 5uriif-
5llfiibren 1T. Das @ilo Bot iih in pr-
itminliher @eiie an ben &rieg ge-
mobnt, ielbit beim ginidlagen pcil
@ranaten uno Wiinen bdlt es of
itano. so muroe einnlal Elm Sale
swiihen ben beioen 2inien ertoeft
utlo bon beioen Seiten bei6ofien.
Srosoem oie Gntfernung 5tpiifkll
oen beioen 2inien MIR 500 Meter be-
trug, biipfte Der Safe mnbefiilnmert
meiter Cine gernoe5n perbliiffenoe
gaeidgiiltigfeit, ore idon als Ollnrnl-
belt be5eidnet iperbelt nraB, legen il,
Der &riegs5one Die sdlanen an Den
Gag r@ines Worge,ls, als Die Son=
ne oufsing,~ 10 tpiro beridtet, be
oba6tete idl aus einer 5eloitellung.
ctfua 100 @eter Dor Dem erlten Sin-
oernis, 25 bis 80 aufgebaltltte ssa-
lanen. Der ein5eln ltebenoe 8altm fa6
aus, als OF er NIT 9fieienfrihten Be.
hangen iei. Gs banerte niht lanee,
10 prallelte aus 90 @eipebren elm feb
bates Sditsenfener in ben galtEl,
10 BOB Elm sSaian nod Dem anoern
berlulterfiel, mas cber Die iibrigen
acknowledgements gar nidt itorte.
Crit als Is Sainnen abgeidoiien iua-
rem, gaben Die lleberlebenoen oen
Baum aitf. slub 9febblbnerfetten
5ieben iih unter llnlit1noeil, lelbIt
spenn lie nit Maidinengeipebren be-
i1olleu iperoen, erlt nah erbebIiheir
Ierlniten 5uriif. Siidie laiien iif oft
liht einlnal onrb oaS pereinieie
ShieBen nit Wtinen, Maidlinenge-
luebren, @ranaten uno oltb oprb
Sanogranaten ntht pertreiben. Mud
ooT Wilo fam man alio iagen> oaB
Die @eiuobnbeit inn 2aufe ser 3eit
g9itnoer 3u pirfen permag.