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The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-02-14
BOLO PASHA IS
GIVEN DEATH
SENTENCE
COURT MARTIAL MADE SHORT,
WORK OF ACCUSED MAN.

PARIS. Feb. l4.-Bola Pasha was
sentenced to death The court mar?
tial delberated only fifteen minutes.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-02-14
ship CONTRACTS
GO UNDER
FIRE
PRESIDENT HAS ORDERED iNVES
TlGATlON OF HOG ISLAND
BIG DEALS.

WASHINGTON, Feb. l4.--President
Wilson today directed that Attorney
General Gregory investigate the much
discussed Hog Island ship yard con
tracts which have been adversely,
criticized before the senate commerce
committee, to determine ii there has
been criminal misuse of government
funds. Attorney General Gregory will
direct his work in conjunction wits
Chairman Hurley, of the shipping
board, in the investigation
About forty two millions of the gov
eminent funds are involved in the pro
iect in which the American Interna
tional Corporation, headed by Frank
A. Vanderlip, president of the National
City Bank. Of New York, has figured
WASHINGTON, Feb. l4-An inves-
tigatiCn by the Department of Justice
was recommended by Chairman Hur
ley Of the shipping board, who asked :
that al AssiStan; to the Attorney Cen
eral be sent to Hog Island TO work
with assistant General Manager Bowl
es of the Emergency Fleet Corpora
ton.
Bowles was put in active charge
of the yard and recently directed by
Chairman Hurley TO put the, yard On
an economic basis. H.: .kTllts.
Shipping board officials are ct the
opinion that there has been n0thin &
verse there than inefficient manage
ment and reckless spending of funds.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-02-14
SPRING RICE IS
DEAD in ENGLAND
DIED THIS MORNING OF HEART
FAILURE.

Ottawa, Feb l4-Sir Cecil Spring
Rice. former British Ambassador to
the United States, died this morning
at their government house of heart
failure.
His wife and two children were with
him.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-02-14

Wen just cast our white bread on
the water and let it so at that.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-02-14
BAKER GIVES MORE OF
SECRETS TO CONGRESS

WASHINGTON Feb. 14-Secretary
Baker went before the house military
committee today and discussed the
pending army appreciation bill in exc
cutive session.
The testimony is described as being
of highly confidential nature
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-02-14

Austria must be in earnest when she
can articulate Peace with the kali
ser's foot on her neck.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-02-14

Just think of what fine country
our visiting Billiards found to blow
about!
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-02-14

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The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-02-14
The United Shoe Store,
R. BOniske.
Phone IA

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Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1918-03-02
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:

Notice is herby given that the part
nership heretofore existing between
John Shehady and Dave Borsini has
been by them this day mutually dis
solved. John Shehady assuming all
the outstanding Indebtedness, and is
to receive all the outstanding accounts
due said partnership.
Dated at Yerington. Nevada. this
18th day of February, A. d. 1918.
Dave Borsini
John SEtehady
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1918-03-02
Yerington, Lyon County, Nev.

i
February 20, 1918
TO the Honorable Board Of County
Commissioners, Lyon County. State
of Nevada.
We the trustees OF leringtcn High
School. District No |. formerly the
Lyon County Board OF Education) III
accordance with the provisions OF an
act Of the Legislature for the establish
ment OF district High Schools. Stat
utes 1909, page 200, do respectfully
present the following estimate OF our
expenses for the Yerington High
School District No. /. for the year
12lS-1ol9. We pray the Honorable
Board to cause tax to be levied
whereby we can secure the sum OF
$l1,625.00. which is the total sum
of the estimated expense following:
Domestic Science 10000
1anitor's Salary ...... $4,000
Coal and Wood .. 3000C
Lipht and Water ...... 175.0C
Repairs and Alterations 500. 5000
Painting 10000
Repairs on Grounds. ....... lG0.W
Laboratory Supplies ......... 10000
Commercial Supplies ...... 10000
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1918-03-02
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
EIGHTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT OF THE
STATE OF NEVADA, IN AND FOR
COUNTY OF LYON.
IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE
of
JOHN DEPAOLI, Deceased

of
JOHN DEPAOLI, Deceased
Notice of Appointment of Administrator
with Will Annexed.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN. That the
undersigned has this day been duly appointed
and qualified by the District Court of the
Eighth Judicial District OF the State. of Ne
vatla, in and for the County of Lyon. as the
Administrator of the Estate Of John Depaol
deceased with the will annexed.
All creditors having claims against said
estate are required to file the same with prope
vouchers and statutory affidavit attached with
the clerk of said court within three month;
after the first publication of this notice ii no,
they will be barred by the statute
Dated this 18th day of February, 1913.
William J. Depaoli
Administrator OF the estate OF John Depaoli
Deceased
Charles A. Mcleod Clerk.
BY Ruel T.. Lothrop. Deputy.
Chartz & Chartz.
Attorneys for Administrator
Date Of first publ. Feb 16. 1913.
Date of last publ. March 9, 1918.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1918-03-02

Tie masquerade bali which was to
have been given in Wellington last
night was again postponed. The date
is now definitely set fer March s. The
ball is for the benefit OF theRcdCross
and is to be piven BIZ the Odd Fellows
OF Smith valley. Many preparation
have been made for the affair and it
promises to be the social event OF the
season.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1918-03-02

begins America OF L. s. soldiers killed the
This rather than diminish. and with food
regulations the departure young for and the ship
building the advance OF labor and lot OF
things, will minute that
information making plain that
long and hard Estimates of who
III position Justify from three FIVE If
these estimates anything like
times and before long boy and girl OF sufficient strength
and intelligence will have work and dollar that
he will be required expenses. Under the
should be reenchmen line public expent
and for public improvements generally absolutely required
Those who have should plan Lib
bonds other help the War OF Freedom There
be pull strong pull and pull altogether the
democracy will set OF blood.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1918-03-02
Bah
CHICKS

Have you got tired OF buying through
the middle man. putting up good
money for lot OF promises and a
bunch of re-handled chicks that didn' t
make good? Why not drop us line
and see what the producer will do for
you? Good chicks from the best breed
ing stock, we'll hatched carefully ship
ped, safe arrival guaranteed and prices
that are RIGHT.
R. l. Reds, Barred and WhiteRocks
Black Minorcas, White and Brown
Leghorns.
Full particulars in circular free.
THE. MISSION HATCHERY
Box 9 Campbell, Cal.
-O0-
Robert Dyer Of Schurz was Yer
ington visitor Monday.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1918-03-02

Mr.. and Mrs Joh, Snydtr and
daughter Leona andMajC;ie who have
beer visiting in the coast cites Tor
month returned home Wednesday
morning
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1918-03-02


Before long upon to get county
council OF defense 1t the which the not
of military age qualifications do his help protect the
country, develops healthy sentiment of the
Stacker unbearabe plot laid embrace part the
country would probably blowing up
the destruction OF bitches irrigation time the burning crops
ad the killing Of cattle the wecng OF mines and Of the mete
While we know OF no clues IN any these directions there ought
he close watch kept all OF them every person registered
identified kept under careful inspection
We being furnished example OF what would have
happened if the conses the pacists had prevailed The
Russian eames have country helpless
to Germany and the world being illustration
perfv such before This
the impractical deal Germany ready up treaties
make false claims take military advantage
cared for considering peace victory
for German
and for German II
The OF Highway being very earnestly dis
cussed by the Commercial Club There good
OF the vital topics Yerngon and there
denying that almost price
suit the way Then too would
be the thing main line long
one OF the possibilities OF the future and that would simplify
freight problems well furnish other advantages.
When Mr. Hoover satisfied the working meatless and
wheaess days he might briefly to cheatless
Gays tor the prohteers-Roclester Express.
Tn 45oooooo pounds Of beef have been saved for
shipment the Allies observance meaess DAYS Let there
he more of them
ms practice OF making the fac NAV
az right for the oyast it's otentmes dirty insult to Old
Glory
ne Kaiser can still the the as he can still
the revolution in Russia will learn that revolutions %
backwards.
ne third Liberty loan campaign be hummer That's
right First the same third the best Of all the
game" N s = 81 80
throughout the world today money as ii never talked be-
fore, and talks at the top its voice
II
cording to Hoover. =
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1918-03-02

lOtal 9l l,oZo.Oo
Respectfully submitted,
C. E. Wilson. Trustee High School
Geo Keema, Clerk.
Date of first publ. Feb. %, 1918
Date OF last publ. March 2, 1918
DISTRICT No. II
Lyon County State OF Nevada, for
1o1S-1o19.
The Prescott daily news., 1918-02-19
HEARING IN MEMPHIS
 RATE CASE CLOSED

Little Rock, Feb. 19.-The hearing of the Memphis rate case, at Mem phis, closed yesterday, after it had been under way for nineteen days. All the testimony was presented by ship pers, railroads and commissions, and an adjournment taken until April 15, when it will be resumed at Kansas City, probably for two weeks more. Rebuttal testimony will then be pre- scented. The hearing has already pro- duced 5000 pages of record.
 Ut has developed into one of the largest and most important rate cases before the Interstate Commerce Com- mission" said c. H. Moses, legal ad- wiser of the Arkansas Commission. Ut involves the rates in the whole southwest district, particularly the states of Arkansas, Oklahoma, Louis jana, Texas, Kansas and Missouri"
The Prescott daily news., 1918-02-19
BREACH BETWEEN
 CENTRAL POWERS
Again Invaded Russian Coast Provinces in Attempt to Crush BOlshevism- Without Aid of Austria.

Amsterdam, Feb. 18.-With Austria insisting upon the role of innocent by stander in the Eastern war which was renewed at noon today, Germany re- sumed the invasion of the Russian coast provinces and took step, it is reported, toward a hard and swift blow at Petrograd in an attempt to crush Bolshevikism with the force of arms.
 All that Austria will do hereafter in a military way in the east, apparently authentic advices state, will be ''to protect her communications with the Ukranians," which means to protect the transportation of Ukranian food into the starving Hapsburg domains.
 At last accounts, sent shortly after the armistice expired at noon, Ger man troops were sweeping northward from the Riga -Friederichstadt front, into Livonia's interior and toward Esthonia, both provinces, the demand for annexation of which wrecked the peace parleys with the Russian radi- calls. The main force is believed to be proceeding along the railway to Riga -Volk, some 100 miles. Thence a strategic rail runs almost due north to Petrograd, another 250 miles. Ger man sea forces off the entrance of the Finnish Gulf are expected to CO., operate with the land drive.
 From the Dago Islands, long since converted into German naval base, the German fleet that invaded the Gulf of Riga just before kerensky's downfall would have a distance of less than 200 miles to cover to get to Kronstadt, the fortress guarding Pe- trograd A powerful fleet of mine sweepers would be needed, however, to clear the entrance of the Finnish Gulf. At Kronstadt lies the bulk of Russia's Baltic fleet, bottled up since the loss of Ooesel, Dago and Moon Islands. Precisely in what state of defense that fleet now is no one ven lures to guess. Ominous stories come from Finland of thousands of Russian sailors from this fleet carrying on a campaign of bloodshed and brigandage independent of the Bolsheviki or any other faction.
 On the way to Kronstadt lies Re way, the evacuated Russian fortress, POO miles southwest of Petrograd Op- posite Reval is Helsingfors, the Fin nish capital.
The Prescott daily news., 1918-02-19
COMPLETES QUOTA FOR
 SHEPARD VOLUNTEERS

Little Rock, Feb. 19.-Boone county is the first to report the completion of its quota for the shipyard volun- teers. Boone was asked to enroll thirty, as it's just proportion of the 2,500 for the state, and this number has been secured County Chairman F. M. Garvin has been advised to continue, and enroll as many more as may offer their services.
 The buttons for the U. s. shipyard volunteers have been made, and samples have been received in Little Rock. It is bronze oval button, with a ship in relief, and the words, "U. s. Shipyard Volunteers" One of the buttons and handsomely printed cer- tificate will be issued to each man en- rolled.
The Prescott daily news., 1918-02-19
STATE INSPECTION OF 4TH
 REGIMENT BEGINS MONDAY

Little Rock, Feb. 19.-The state inspection of the Fourth Regiment will begin Monday, Feb 25. The towns that report a company or a platoon of volunteers enrolled by Saturday, Feb. 16, will be included in the inspection.
 The inspection will be made by the majors and medical men of the Guard. Maj. C. A. Cunningham and Dr. H. F. Crawford will take the northwest sec ton of the state; Maj. Sam Rorex and Dr. Abner Cook the southwest sec tion, Maj. John H. Wharton and Dr. Chas. T. Townsend, Little Rock and vicinity, and Maj. Guy Dickinson and Dr. R. N. Manley the northeast sec tion. The itineraries will be announced in a few days.
The Prescott daily news., 1918-02-19
HERMAN ARMY ID
 STRIKE BLOW AT
 PETROCRAD SOON
Tho Threat of Germany to Fight Russia Disapproved by Aus tria-Austrian Press Warns Germany.

London. Feb. 18.-A serious chlsm has been created between Germany and Austria Hungary by the termina- .;or of the armistice between the oontral powers and Russia and re- rawal of a state of war, according to the Copenhagen correspondent of the Exchange Telegraph Company.
 The Austrian press is warning Ger many against reopening of hostilities in which Austria does not wish to participate. The semi-official Frem- depblatt is silent, but the Neue Freie Presse is quoted as saying that the Austrian monarchy no longer borders unon Russia and is not like Germany, competent to resume warfare. The only thing Austria might do, says the newspaper, is to protect the free con- nection between the monarchy and the Ukraine.
 Die Zeit, which has connections with the Austria Hungarian office, is reported by the correspondent as con- tending that Count Czernin, the for eign minister, can continue to act as negotiator with the west.
 "For our monarchy" it says, "the war is, in the main, finished, and for one of our antagonists it has virtually not begun Millions of thinking peo- pie now point to Count Czernin and President Wilson,"
 The article concludes with a sen- tenee which the correspondent inter- prets as being plainly addressed to Germany, reading:
 "From our side the predisposition to positive negotiation has never been interrupted, and it is to be hoped that negotiations will not be inter- rupted from the other side"
The Prescott daily news., 1918-02-19
WORST WINTER IN YEARS

Snow, wind and extreme cold caused more colds this winter than in past years. Foley's Honey and Tar proved its worth in thousands of homes. Men, women and children checked colds and coughs and prevented serious conse- quences from exposures. It clears the passages, heals raw infamed mem branes, banishes irritation and tick ling throat. Mrs. Edward Strevy, k. ST, Clinton, O., says: q think Foley s Honey and Tar the only medicine for coughs and colds and recommend it highly"
 Hesterly Drug Store. 5
The Prescott daily news., 1918-02-19
Mayors PrOcIamatiOr3

National
  suchst stamps f And furnishes me met '"e "o'" 
  Prescott Arkansas hiat md War Savings sSamps of the City '
  Prescott Ark
The Prescott daily news., 1918-02-19
PlNNlX CHIEF CLERK FOR
 STATE BANK COMMISSIONER

Little Rock, Feb. 19.-C. H. Pinnix. of Murfreseboro, has assumed his duties as chief clerk in the office of the State Bank Commissioner. He is son of Senator J. c. Pinnix, one of the best known citizens of Southwest Arkansas, and member of the Con- stltutional Convention.
The Prescott daily news., 1918-02-19
PAGE
 IS ATTENDING CONFERENCE

Little Rock. Feb. 19.--Commisslon- CT John H. Page is in Memphis at tending a conference of the Agricul- tural Commissioners of the Southern states to take steps toward securing deferred classifications in the selec- tive draft for Southern farm labor.
The Prescott daily news., 1918-02-19
EVERY STRIKER
 ID BE AT WORK
 TODAY PROMISED
Fifty Per Cent of Men Are Back at W0rk-Wage Adjustment Cause of Order-Is Proof of Patriotism.

Washington, Feb. 18.-Every strik- ing shipyard worker will be back at work tomorrow on both the Atlantic and the Pacific coasts, was the asser- tion tonight of the shipbuilding labor adjustment board.
 Reports from New York and Balti- more districts today showed that 50 per cent of the men had returned in most instances, although 200 addition al were persuaded to go out on Staten Island and about six thousand more in Philadelphia, Newark, Jersey City, Elizabethport and Baltimore, by other strikers who had not yet learned of the order to go back.
 Unanimous agreement to subscribe to the adjustment boards Delaware wage decision was voted by the car penters of Baltimore today, it was reported to the board here, and con- fidential reports. from the boards agents in other districts affected show generally that the strikers, following publication of the presidents telegram yesterday to W. l.. Hutcheson, head of the carpenters, are anxious to prove their patriotism by joining in the ad- justment agreement signed by the other shipyard crafts.
 A telegram was received from the boards agent at Olympia, Wash, re- porting that the strike at the Sloane Shipbuilding company's yard had been settled. About 300 caulkers, members of the same brotherhood that struck on the Atlantic coast, had gone out previously in dispute over the closed shop principle. A new management of the yard has been es- tablished
 All minor guarrels, the board is confident of settling satisfactorily in the general adjustment.
 The action of the Baltimore car penters today in accepting the eXten- sion of the new wage decision to the Baltimore district is considered to have gone far in composing the diff ferences with the carpenters brother hood. With the agreement of the locals of the brotherhood there and their entire Delaware district embrac- ing more than 50 per cent of all the shipbiulding on the Atlantic coast it is not expected there will be any fur ther fare-ups in the shipyards.
 Justices of the peace can secure their blanks at this office. If you can't come after tlem. write us and we will mail them = you.
 Get the news first in The Prescott
The Prescott daily news., 1918-02-19

Justices of the peace can secure their blanks at this office If you can't come after them. write us and we will mail them = you.
 Get the news first in Ire Prescott Daily News.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-03-16
81. brittle Jreibeits s'anleib..

Der S9aBamts <Setretdr I4idt fols
senbes Hunbi6rsiben aus nit benz
griu6en, es gu OerOffentli3en, mas
bereittDilIisit sei4ieht:
r4n bic aGltbs, @sretns, Srsanifae
tionen, air9eu II. 7. NJ. in ben. Ser.
Staaten:
I'm Oisfsn aries fir bic gbre usa
ReHte gmeritas unb fur bic 5reibeit
Der 8eIt gu einem iiesrei6en Gnbe su
bripgen, mug Cure Regieruhg peites
req 9elb beIdaffen unb su biefen.
9ebufe lit bic brittle Sreibeifss sqlnleibe
angstiinbtgt porben.
Die &agne fiji bieie Mnieibe bes
gtnnt am 6. gpriI 1913, benz erfterJ
Jabrestag ituferss gintretens in ben
'Grieg
Qmeritarer frember @eburt unS
Ibftummuns baden perf0nli9 ioipobl,
ipie burh ibre Srgnntfntionen, Qpge1,
&ir6eu u. T. NJ. bic eriten 3ipci 4ns
Iei6en In elmer Weiie unterftiist, nel.
DIE mir bic sr6bts gefrisbisung g.s
ipGbrt but.
Sd bin iibsrseugt, bab bic brittle
Sreibeitsauleibe ipieber bieTe llnters
itiisuns 4asr. obns ltrtri9ieb bes
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-03-16
9i. Suufunit ia Der ariessSeit,
aunitseniiT. ertpeifen iih als unert'
bebrli6e Grbolnng Der gepo!'e'
runs. gfa6e in edit tiiniasri'd,:r
gDsife.

9etanntIit, befano man ii6 serao'
inmitten Der groben Spmmerfsrlen
aIs bic arisgsnirren in gnropa ihrer
anfaua nabrnen. Dieter 3irfolI pnl
inlofern fir bic &unituerbdItnihe II
Gentialano siinitis, ba Spernbduier
3&atsr uno &onjertfdle, bic ohneoles
BIZ gum Ssrbit eei4lofen hieben
porlGafia non ben Greisniiisn nidi
beriibtt fpurbeh. &iiHftIer uub &iinfts
Ierinnen, bic no4 anitrengenber Sha'
tisteit pdbrenb Der bersangsnsr
Spielaeit fi6 sur grboluns tbeiltpei'
Gs IN ausl6nbifeg gdbern befan'
ben, tsbrten pI6sIi9 s8u bem Drt 5u'
tiid, no iie fir bas torlmsnbe Jabr
tcntrattli4 perpii6tet ipuren: anoes
re pieber, bic gepobnbeitsmdBis bic
Commemorate 'ba5u benustn. um
ntuc QDsrte eiri5uftubieren, befanben
ii6 IN Der 5simatb.
Siss bate 3unddft 5ur GoIse, bnb
be groben &ot5ert>, Sperns unb
Steaieroaenturen bic na6 eiuiser
5isit sips 3dbIuns Der ibnen Sur
Yerfiisung ifeberben &iinitIerfaaft
bornabm.n. feItf@IIeu ionntsH, bab
fir bic tommsnbe Saiion in teinem
3pstg Der 9ontunft Wansei evtltes
ben tpiirbe. Gs fefIte ipeber an ben
often geriibmten, nod an Der ataiis
Der iiingeren bon bober 8ebeituns
enn3 abgeieben Don Der eroben St,ur
Der ii6 bon Sabr Su Sabr cermebs
renben &unitnooiSen, bic eifrig fire.
ten. bic aunitleiter - bic gidt I'm.
msr cine sonIeitsr ift! - bis sur
t0hften Stufe gu ertlimnirl.
ggis srOB bns Seer Der. Hiinitler
isin mub, nm Fir ale Jorbeungen
3u seniigen, lam nan fid unssfdbr
poritellen, ipenn man beiipielsipeile
Dorsrit nur in getrad5t Slebt, iDeIde.
8iiniflermenae DeutIdlnrb fir Sbea.
ter inb Gper ben0tbist. 4nbers ipie
in unbsren adn6ern, no bobe aunit-
seniiiis nur in ben 0rpbfdhteH sr.
Iauobur iinb, q. 9. 6Ioren3. Elm
Centrum aller GiinIte, bot beuts nod
tein eisenes Sheater ober gar cine
Oper), beiibt iebe gr0Bere proDiua.
itabt BON eirigermoben 8ebeliiung
ibr feIbitdnbigts 1beater nit basu5
eebGris.m Or6eiter, bersn aufsabe
barin gipfeft: in mDgli4fter @oiIens
buna tIafiiffe RunIf su pflegeu.
1iefe Gieenorf IN sinestbsiIs bur9
gr5iebune entitanben aber IN Der
5auptiade, ipenn man bsbenti, mas
bic btftorifde Hsibenfolse: g89,
Gapbn, Mosntt 9sstbopeu. e&nibtrt \
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-03-16
Hibuemann iiber si. SentIds
9lmerifaner.

profsFpr aibnsmann, Der fri6ere
austaul6profefor m ben Ser. Stoa.
ten, Der in alien Sbeilen bieies &anees
1ls Rerner iotDObl in snslii9er, pis
II beutIaer Spro4e ii9 berpOrgstban
bat, belt Dor Sur3em briiben eitls
Rebe, in DeI9er er bas friibere Mirs
.en uno bic ieBige Steaung Der Oeut=
'htn beleu6tets. Die er es barlsat,
bat IN bieiem Ganbe INNER eine Qbs
leieung gegen 9eutI9lonb unb cine
Borliebe fir Gneldno beifonben. Die
lmeritaHiI4en 8euti6en bdtten qeaeii
'ieie Stromuns an3utdmpfsn Deriutt,
,ber nihts ausesri9tet, neil lie, OBJ
6pObI sroB an 3abl, nt9t urganiIirt
pnrsn uno aud teiHe ppIitiibe RaGt
nisSuiiben iu6teH. Ra6bem ber
Rrieg ausgebro6en mar, iei ben
ceutf6en teine aHbsre Wabl aebIie.
ven, iuis fif aIs giirger tbrer neusr
5eimotb gu fiibIen.
SIe AHii9f oab Seuti6laGb in
'iefem s2anbe INNER unbeliebt mar
lrb gnslanp itets in bober @unit aes
tanben babe, biirfte taum Sutrsffsnr
Elm. Bis Dor aus6rud bes Rrieges
m Sabre 1914 berrf6ts segen bas ee=
ammte Mnsldnb cine Stimmuna Dor,
ne man am ri9tisitsn als elsi9giItig
esei9nen fam. Dos amerifanii9,
Bolt mar DBais bon istneH iruersn