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The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1918-11-20
REPUBLICANS DEMAND AUDIT.
Think People Should Have Check on
Billions They Have Given.

Last year Congress appropriated
more money to be expended in war
contracts than any other nation en-
gagged in war. The estimates for the
appropriations during the current year
are approximately 1926 100000.
Twice during the past year the
Republicans in Congress attempted
to have a congressional committee
created for the purpose of supervising
and auditing war contract eXpendi-
lures. Even Democratic members adj
nit there is great waste and extrava
gance = and even graft = in the eX-
expenditure of such vast sums. But
the Democrats refuse to agree to any
auditing or supervising committee
Twice they have defeated such pro.
posals.
Congressman Fess, chairman of the
Republican Congressional Committee,
says he cannot understand the "sensi-
tiveness" of the Democratic Congress
whenever the proposition is made to
have an audit Of the publics money.
He says the Republicans will, if they
control the next Congress, create such
an auditing committee. The people
have willingly. supplied The billions
They are entitled to know how It is
being spent.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1918-11-20

iigious program cannot be put on until
the Y. NJ c. A.. hut is finished. Occa-
sional meetings are being held in the
Auditorium now. The main thing the
religious work is doing now is to interest
the men in the local churches.
Y. M. C. A. Building is Started.
I Mr.. Vogel, secretary of the bureau of
construction for all army YIN. C. A.
buildings, was in Moscow on Saturday,
and he went over the plans for the u.
Off: hut with Dean Angel and Reverend
Clancy. The building is already started,
the ground having been broken on FRI
day. AT present the foreman, Mr.. Will
henson, three carpenters, and as many
men from the Vocational section as can
be worked to advantage, are working on
the building to rush it to completion as
soon as possible. Next week Mr.. Vogel
and Mr. Martin, who has charge of buy
ing equipment for the building of the
hut, will be here.
Building for Section B.
1t is planned to open building down
town next week for Section B men,
Reverend CLANCY says "The Y. M C. A.
work is opening up we'll, and all con-
lected with the University and the mill
AIRY department have been very cordial
and seen anxious to cooperate. Much
interest has been shown by the men;
about 100 visited the temporary head
quarters in the Administration building
IN Saturday morning to secure station
,ry, etc We hold good many personal I
with the men and are glad to
ee them at any time"
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1918-11-20
COTTON PRoF|7EER|NG
Survey Made by Banking House
for the market" Shows
145 Per Cent. Profits.

The cost of producing the 1918
cotton crop was 11.2S cents pound
The average price obtained for the
crop was 27.5 cents.
The cotton planters net profit on the
ie17-18 crop was 1912 cents pound,
pr a little over 145 per cent.
These figures are furnished to the
market" by the banking house of II.
+. Bachman & Co. of New York city.
one of the largest cotton brokers in
The country. They are based on sur
gey of over 1000 cotton growing coun-
lies in the South The survey was
made by Mr. James l.. Watkins, ST.,
formerly Chief Cotton Statistican OF
The U. S. Department Of Agriculture.
The "cost' includes every possible
TEN of expense, including even the
price of bacon and cornmeal, which
n,any cotton planters furnish their
egro labor.
The cost of producing the l9IS19
I-op. just coming into the market, will
not exceed that of the l911-1S crop,
rs the Watkins survey was made this
year, after the 19iT-1S crop WAS pick
cd and marketed, since which time
there has been little CT no increase in
iny of the items Of cost. But the
sa1S-19 crop is being sold at over 20
ents a pound. The net profit to the
cotton planter on us years cotton
.rop will be very clcse to 200 per cent.
Yet a Democratic controlled Con-
.ress refuses to fix price on cotton,
lespite the fact that prices haze been
liked for products of Northern farm
ers and products Of Northern mines
and factories
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1918-11-20
INTENSIVE FOOTBALL
PRACTICE STARTED
IDAHO HAS GOOD LINEUP
STANDS FIGHTING CHANCE
IN MARINE GAME

Football practice was started in earn
est on Monday evening of this week,
when lieutenant Meehan put the men
through some stiff signal practice, IS
minutes of scrimmage and then finished
up with two laps around the track A
number of new men also showed UP
Monday evening.
Intensive Practice for Marine Game.
The object of the intensive practice is
to defeat Gonzaga at Spokane next Sat-
urday, and the fighting Marines from
Mare, Island at Spokane on November
80. The game came SO nearly being lost
last Saturday on account of the lack of
fight in the men that Coach Meehan has
decided to drive the grid warriors their
best this week
: ~ zs,.t 81, - ~ ~
Marine Lineup.
The Marines have strong team of
former college stars, and have informed
the. University of Idaho that they will
meet any team Idaho sends to meet them.
Seven of the regular men in the Marines
are former stars on the w. S. c. eleven
of 1915. This will make the game have
a more personal interest than otherwise.
The Marines carry 5O-piece band
with them. The Marine eleven is sched-
vled to play the Camp Lewis team on
Thanksgiving, two days before the Idaho
game. 49,. H.,
Idaho's Lineup.
Inasmuch as the Marines have inform
ed Lieutenant Meehan they would meet
any team Idaho will pit out, several
former football stars will try for a
berth. Lieutenant Kimball, a former
University lineman, will be out to help
stiffen up the line. Lieutenant Hansen,
half back, who won the game last Satur
day by intercepting one of Gonzaga's
forward passes and racing 40 yards for
a touchdown, will be in the lineup. Lieu
tenant Meehan, star end on the Gonzaga
eleven last year, will don uniform and
play his old position in the line. Lieu
tenant Hale, former backfield man on
he Texas University team, will also
strengthen the backfield lineup.
Lieutenant Bleamaster says that he
will be out to help put the team in shape,
and it is probable that the football bug
will attack him and he will don suit
against the Marines.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1918-11-20

The term of the federal court, which
was to have opened here next Monday,
November Is, has again been postponed
for one week. 1t will open on Monday,
December |, but the grand jury will meet
OH Saturday, November 80. Notices to
this effect have been received by men
who have been summoned for jury duty
Firemen, Attention.
All firement are requested to re-
port promptly at l o'clock tomorrow
Thursday at the city hall, wearing
caps and prepared to attend the fun
eral of Victor Almquist, of No. 4
company, whose death occurred today
All firemcn should be present. Fur
eral will be at the cemetery. Carl
Smith, fire chief. & -s-
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1918-11-20
TELEGRAM SUGGESTS CHANGES
IN S. A. T. c. CURRICULUM

A concrete suggestion of notifications
IN the ). A. L. c. and vocational studies
was received recently i'll President Lind
ley's office in telegram from head
quarters.
Not all of the telegram is available
for publication but the gist of if is
summed up in this sentence from the
telegram: "All military details conflict
ing with academic exercises will be elm
mated"
The whole telegram suggests. plans to
continue the s. A: T. c. and to adjust
it to conditions of peace instead of those
of war
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1918-11-20
MR.. WORKS HERE IN
INTERESTS OF Y. M.
MUCH INTEREST SHOWN
IN Y. M. C. A..

Mr.. Voris, religious director for the
Y. M. C. A., was at the University of
Idaho on Friday He is visiting all the
student army training camps Oh the Pa
cific coast. Mr.. Voris is engaged chiefly
in reconstruction work for men taken
from France He is an old friend Of
President Lindley, having been secretary
Of Indiana University when President
Lindey was on the board there.
Meetings for Bible Study.
AS soon as quarantine is lifted Rev
erend CLANCY expects to have special
meetings for Bible study The real, re-
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1918-11-20
FEDERAL AUDITOR PLEASED
WITH S. A. T.. C.. LOOKS

Francis S. Lamb, federal auditor,
spent last week in Moscow, auditing
the books Of Section B and Section A
up to Oct. 18th. Mr.. Lamb is investi-
eating all the S. A. T. c. cantonments
in an endeavor to arrive at the cost
per day of each man enlisted in this
section of the service. Mr.. Lamb had
not compiled the facts concerning the
section at Idaho upon his departure
Saturday, but said that he would be
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1918-11-20
More Books at Library.

Here are some more new books to
be found in the public library:
''Her Country" by Andrews; Oily
ing for France" by Mcconnell; LET
tiers and Diary" by Seeger; Little
Book of the Flag by Tappan; Gear
toon History of the War;" by Rae
mackers; "The American Spirit" by
Lane; Ladies from He'll" by Pinker-
ton; "My Home in Field of Honor"
by Huard; LAND Of Deepening Shad-
ow," by Curtin; mark Trains Let
ters" ARRANGED
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1918-11-20
Card of Thanks.

To our neighbors and friends who il
so many ways assisted us by kindly
deeds, and to those who offered assist
ance during the sickness of our family
with influenza, we beg all to accept in
this manner our appreciation and heart
felt thanks
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Settle and Family.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1918-11-20

Weather - Idaho. = Tonight and
Thursday. fair.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1918-11-20
Idaho Has Fighting Chance.

With this lineup and the strong men
who are competing for positions, Idaho
has fighting chance to win against the
Marines and Idaho is going to put up
her old fight, according to Coach Nee
han.
1--WE aren't going to Spokane with any
idea that we are licked before hand. The
Marines are coming with a reputation
made by four press agents and few
good men. We have men on the team
thatsI wouldn't trade for some of their
men, We are going to fight to the
finish"
Several new men came up from Sec
ton B, but it is too early to predict what
they will do However, Lieutenants
Meehan and B1eamaster will put the men
some hard practice during the
next two weeks.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1918-11-20

well satisfied if the conditions pre-
vailing among the S. A. T. c. at Idaho
were prevalent among the rest of the
camps that he was scheduled to visit.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1918-11-20

This is the peoples war. Any at
tempt to capitalize it as Democratic
party war is an insult to every RepI!-
lican home which has service flag
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1918-11-20

LET the Germans talk to Foch. Let
them ask him for an arniStice and
ct Foch tell them how they can Eel
,ne"-United States Senator Nelson.
republican, of s-iiii,, SOFA.
Washington Journal., 1918-05-24

Dem Der Simmel bic biIteren 9epits
~terpolten IelbIt Der ber5OgIiden Rss
Tbens ni4t borent1ielt, 9otten ii3
Serr unb 6rou Qr4iDar gum erften@
male griinOli9 ge3antt. Notirli4,
Die S@pisgermuttsrI Der ernite @ba@
rotter Der bier Deraei9neten 8egebens
6eiten ldBt ss gar ni4t gu, OaB DON
10 fr06Ii9en 9ingen, tpie es elm 3fpilt
nit poer ii6er bic S9piegermutter tit,
einge6enber beri@tet pirb.
Sn Ser toIenbsn 9ait, NIT Der @us
ItaD &riiger ben &affeetif4 perlieB,
Inn Ii9 ins Amt gu be9eben, 6atte er
gum eritenmale felt 1einer 8erbeiraz
tuna sic 6eioen Semmeln Oergehen,
bie<ibm BON Der liebenben @atttn aas
morgentIi3 re4t oppetitli@ belegt uno
eingepodt purben, ooer rt9ttger, lte
batte geglaubt, er fpiirbe lieber ielhit
auf benz Nmte fir Oas 6riibitiid, nit
Dem er, beiIduFig 6emertt, feline Sdtis~
felt gu beginner pflegte, Iorgen. 4n<
geIi6ts bes 9ienftgebduOes, bas in
Der RG6e bes SdIo1es lag, beIann
Ii9 Der Mr9iDar pieoer auf fi9 felbit,
unb tells Inn Marie, bic er ber5lt9
lieb geponnen, nod Oor Dem Wfit>
ta9smobl tpieber ous3uf0bnen, tells
um nidt Biz Oabin bungern gu mill
fen, entf9GoB er iid, Die fait balbz
ftiin0ige @ntfernung nod einmal 5lts
riid5ulegen. Sang in Sebanten ber@
f~unten, lit es ibm entgangen, OoB
f9pere @epittertropfen nieoerprafeln
unb ii9 nit feinen S3peiBtropfen
permengen. Die 8eIorgnis. gu ipdt
in ben olerb09iten Dienit gu tOm@
men, befliigelt feline S4ritte. 81
ftiirmt er beimpGrts. Der innere 2es
Washington Journal., 1918-05-24
Ser bcideiOcne @ascasmi.

Sn Stalien pirft man Mascagnt
oft einen gepifen Mangel an 8es
f9etoenbeit Dor, aber einmal mar er
iogar aa3u bei9eiOen. Oamals freiz
li9, 70 er3dblt Die patria oelgt Sta>
liani mar er nod iun9er 4nfdnger
unb pOlte 4milcare Ypn9ieli Elm
tleines @rItlingspert CUR priifung
ii6erge6en. 9a iagte er f9i9tern:
SIS bonOelt ii9 Inn elm unbeoelltens
bss tIeines Wert4en, nirtli9 cine
unpi4tige tleine So4e." unb pOns
9ieni rief drgerlid: nSbr pont wObl
ben 8ef9eioenen fpielen, pie9 Dar>
UNI tommt Sbr benn. lpenn SIR IS
fir unpidtig ballet? Sd bdfIe bic
falf9e 8ei9eiOenbeit." unb aIs er
tpenige Sage ipdter benz iun9en Mas<
cagnt oas Manuffript 5uridgab,
Taste er: Isle iinb bei9eiben, a6er
Sbr Wert tit nod bef4eiOener, als
Sic ielbit. Der iunge &OmpOniit euts
fernte ii9 nit pielen 8er6eu9ungen
uno, 10 er5d6lte Mascagnt ipdter
felbf,A mir f4ien, i9 babe anfan9s
bic leBte 8emertung pin9ienis fir
elm &ompliment sebalten. Bon bieism
Sage an a6er mari Mascagni bic
falf@e 8ef9eiOenbeit BON fi@, anb
er sins i'm sesenteiligeu @rtrem fO<
gar 10 melt, fpGter Die rMascere"
fi9 felbit gu ipibmen. als Elm 3ei9en
tiefer N@tung unO 8epunberung.
Oas mar freiIi9 Oiele Sabre fpGter,
aber sic Satfade, baB ii9 Elm &ums
poniit zines ieiner Werte ielbit pibs
met, ftebt in Der &unftgei@i4te Ders
einaelt Od.
Washington Journal., 1918-05-24

berranb Ieines ueuen pei4en Sil5=
6utes, Elm @tiid bon ieiner @usfatz
tung fir bic @9e. bat fi4 ibm felt
an ben &opf gelegt, unb als er .luH
ben 9ut Dor Mtarie liiftet, iteDi er =
tabltOpfis Dor i6r.
8eim MbrGumen bes &affeetii4ss
bottle Morie 6emertt, OaB @uitaD rbne
5rii6itiid BON banner geganJsn mar,
uno nur bos brobenOe lnpettec hielt
tie babon ob, i6rem @atten Die Gem
meln bin5ubringer. Sn Der 9offnung,
baB 1i9 Oas @epitter balb Der5ie9en
tpiirbe, bereitete tie ieOo9 bas fleine
pGd6en ppr unb elite nun, als iie Sre
S9ritte ibres @atten auf benz 8orz
plaB bort, 3ugIei4 our f4neaeren
9erbeifibrung Der DON i6r febnli4it
gepinf9ten 8erI06nungsi3ene benz
gintretenOen RAID entgegen. unb nun
ltebt ie Dor einsm &obltopf!
Seine periide, ebenfaus tein Sabris
fat Der ber3ugIi9en &eitOen5, 9dngt
nod INNER an ieinem Suite, ben er
in Der 9an0 bdlt. Die un6eimli4e
&dlte am 9intertppfe belebrt ben 4bz
nunsslOien enbli9 iiber bas @ntiebs
li9e. @r, Der ieine Satin pegen
feiner 9eftisteit BON Oorbin um @nt>
i9ulbigung bitten poIte, ipeiB nun
nt9t. tpomit er gu beginner bat. gr
muB i6r bod i9IiebIi@ Oas 9eitGno>
nis maiden, oab er iie, mi. bic Welt,
nit ieinem 9aarI4mud setdui6t bats
tie. 9dtte Marie S9ulBe iiberbaupt
einen aabltopf sebeiratet?
Marie batte ni9t oersebli9 70 bGus
fig an Der Spree %geipeilt. @ttpas bon
Der 9siItesgesenipart bate tie fi9 gu
eigen gema9t, nit Der Der 8epobner
Der 8ei9sbauptitabt ben autdglihen
@efabren bes Strabengetiimmels gez
geniiberitebt.
Sic lit es oesbalb audi, bic BON if
men beiben 3nerit ipieber Worte finoet.
9Iiti9nea 0urdflieat ibr 9irn Ser
@ebante: Sisr 1T bic ri9tige @ele>
ssubeit. bic eisene Siinbe gu bei9ten.
Washington Journal., 1918-05-24

gang bes @te6fprporibus"; Der brittle
bagegen mis-, OoB ieOe ein3elne 9anoz
pe%rfsaunft ibr eigenes papiergeIb
babe, unb bies benz 8ebiirftigen gu
40 Biz 200 pro3ent 3inIen gegeben
perbe; benz bierten lit Paptergelb
oo6 gar gu popieren, er min Iebera
nes @elb ousgeben. Nnbere be-
baupten, es iei lei9ter, Dem Staate
bur9 Monopole gu belfen, unb Oerz
Iangen Elm Iol9es fir bic rObsn Sa>
bat6lGtter, nbamit man ni4t mebr
briuonte @titetten unb f4le9ten Sa>
BAT er6alte."
Weit grOBartiger 1T bagegen Der
@prT9Iag (bes 9errn @pbraim), ei@
ner @eielf9aft Dos MOnopol Der
8erTorgung aGer GtGOte NIT 2e6ens>
mitteln gu erteilen. 9ie mebriten
ser erIeu9teten Qer3te ipoGen nit
ncuen Steuern retten. Der Elm gldubt
nur Dos ftreng @ere9te gu Oerldna
gen, penfl er ben 8auern 0as Sop@
petite ibrer bis6erigen @runbIteuern
auf6iirben min: benn fie befGben
me6r 3onb als i'm &ataiter in 3abz
len ausgebriidt itebe, unb ole miiB>
ten Soft bonten, baB man ibnen bic
Ra93ablung erlafe. Sin 5%ipeiter aors
mig, rboB bic 8auern nit pferoen
in Der Sta0t porobieren unO mobl
gar Menf9en u%mfabren4, forbert
TIRE bDbere 8eIteuerung. min lie ober
oobur9 begIiiden, baB tiinftig muir
S9fen Itatt Der pferOe gebalten iperz
ben biirfen. I'm oies 3tel gu erreis
den, perben 1. fO9lei4 ale Sengite
foitriert; 2. bon bret &dlbern BARI
Der 8ouer nrr ems berfouFen un6
5pei auf3ieben; 8. BON einem &albe
pirb fopiel Ncctfe erbpben, ols BON
einem O9Ien. Gin anOerer 8orz
l6lag gebt babin, Die Boapeife iG6r@
lid unD stpar geringer gu firieren.
aGs fie in ben bena9barten Stauten
Yteben. 8on biefem bor9ei4rie6enen
preiie er6dlt a6er Ser 9rObu5ent
nur cine unb Der Sistus bic onbere
6dlfte.
Gnoli@ (bamit bic aldemie ni4t
feble) iiberrsi9t elmer Elm untru9li8es
&e5ept, Sob gu MAIDEN, unb bittet
gu 9Iei4er 3eit - baB iBm bic Gre
tution tpegen S9ulben abgenommen
perbe". = 90 Der nfait ungloubz
li9e uno bod gang pa9rbaTte Be-
ri9t."
Washington Journal., 1918-05-24
S(uf ben 6puren Oer 9tOrmalGnet.
gon 3ctIaiu ecaoS.

8orpIab, Der 1853 feline
Demonstrating unO ieinen ret&en
StotuenI9mud erbieIt. Sin gepaltiz
ger longer gau itredt ii9 Dor unierem
4u9e. 2anee Ouutle Mouern nit IL
3iIianiI9 : normdnnii9er Decoration
unb 3innentran3 trogen am Sftz
unO @eIteube 3abIrei4e Siirme, peI4e
benz @an3en cine ernfte, feItungsartige
9erfpettioe gebeu, bic nur 0ur9 ipGz
tere 3utaten semilbert OOer bislmebr
perbor6en piro. S6on in uroltsr
3eit bate bier cine 8aiiIifa geItanben,
peI9e bon ben Saraaenen in cine
MoT9ee perpon6elt fpuroe. 8emer@
tensipert i'm Snnern iinb Die f6on
genannten &~aiiergrdber Seinri9 vi.
unO 6rieOri3 IL. gu SiiBen beg err
item fanb man BEL Der @r0ffnung beS
S~orfopbags bic faiierli9e Mlitra nit
orabif9er Sni9rift, bic @robf6rift
bes leBteren lautet: n@enn GROCER
Sim, @sfiibG, anmut Der Sugenb,
&ei9tum, uneOel ni6t ertpor6en, benz
Sobe n~iberftdnben, tpdre nimmer
SriOeritus, Der bierinnen rubt, geftors
BEN.
Washington Journal., 1918-05-24
Slid in Sic @apeua RaIatina i'm Pa>
la55o Heale, YaIermo.

Der o~ufgebolfsn lperOen tonne. Ser
Staatstonaler iibertrug Die Our9z
Ii9t bie1er @ingaben benz I'm bic
Musarbeitung Der Sinan3reform bo4s
oerDienten Sriebri9 BON Naumer, unb
Naumer eritottete ibm Oarauf am 26.
Qu9uit 1910 einen 8eri4t, Der ii9
in benz BEL q. @pigtldnOer in 2eipz
5ig enlightenment Mert nOie Sran3oz
fen5eit in Oeutf9en 2anOen" tpieoer
abge0rudt finOet. Der Deterrent muB
mad Our9leiung Der 4ttsn6Gnbe, Die
bic BON prioatperipnen eingerei9ten
Sinan3pldne entbalten, tonitattsren,
bob bus Wa6re ni9t neu, uno bas
Neue nt9t tpabr poer 6rau9bar lei"
SroBbem min ct einige Der gar gu
furioIen @infGue unb @orI9lG9e aufz
3d6Ien, oeren ieber ein3elne BON Ben
@inIenbern als onein uno raoifal bell
feno angepriefen pir6.
Inter ben @inIenoern befinber ii9
iibrigens @rofen, 8arOne, @bel.eute,
8antiers, MilitdrperfOnen oerl9ieoez
ner Nrt, ieIbit inDalibe Soloaten,
&aufleute, Bidder, &iemer, Slafer,
Stelmo4sr, StuOenten uiw.. ia
ieIbit cine Mabemeie1, pie ie ii4
unterf9reibt. Ni9ts pGre erpiini9<
ter, ipridt ser cine, aIs tpenn benz
Staate bur9 fretpilige @iu5ablung
Der 8iirger gsbolfen piirbe; besbalb
babe i9 einen pIan gu elmer bic GEE
iamte Meni6beit be9liidenben Smmos
biltar= 2otterie, einen 5%peiten 5ur
8srIoIung unb ausipieluns fdmtIi>
der Oomdnen %entporfen. - Nur bas
@ntbe6rli6ite Tam man geben. ruff
Elm anbsrer, unb min bic MilitGrz
modt 0es Staates bur9 gini4meIs
Washington Journal., 1918-05-24

@r unter6ri@t tie raid unb merit
bes6alb au9 ni9t, baB tie ni4t als
&i9terin, ionbern felbit als S4ul'
bige bor ibm ftebt.
sd oonte Dir, lie6e Marie, bon
porbin 1T alles pergehen. 8tb mir
bic 9anb, glib mir einen &uB". Gr
5iebt ie an ii4.
g1o9 in Ieiner l1marmung beginnt
fe aufs nere: SD babe ="
u@u9 falf4e 9aare9" frast er NIT
einem @erfu9, Die Sadie ins i9eras
bafte gu 5iebeu.
nNein", liipelt iie, nfiinitli3e 3dbs
mel"
@r FART fie an, aIs babe er faIf@
geb0rt. Sm nd4iten augen6lid ge>
Dentt ct aber ieiner eigenen Mifetat
unO i4lieBt Marie aufs neue in
feline Nrme.
Wos nG6renb ieinsr I~ie65ebniGb>
rigen 9ienIt5eit Dem 9errn &rGibar
nod ME gef9eben TT, gei9iebt inn
beute: @r tommt um cine Doue
StunOe gu fpdt aufs 4mt. 4ber
bas Stirnrun5eln feines 8orgeIebten,
@raeaena bon @ilmbauien, bat 3eute
ieben S9reden fir i'm berloren.
Ser 9immel bate ii9 in5pifGen
aufgetldrt, bas 9epitter mar %politGns
big Der5ogen, unb in ieinem 9er3en
fa6 es tlar unb frObli@ aus. @nt>
i9punben iparen bonn ebeIi9en SIR,
mament AUDI Die Oifteren @ebeims
nifs.
Washington Journal., 1918-05-24

9ie 9otofomben bes Sapu8inertIoIters
in 8dlermo.
rsi6en uno bod 10 armen SnieI ges
ffentt bat. 0ie Dome bon Palermo,
MOnreole unb 9efalu, Die &ir9e Der
Mlartorana, bon Gan Gotaloo uro
bic Goppela palottna finben taum
i6resglei9en inter al benz, mas in
ienen 3eiten i'm 6riitli4en a6enOs
lamb geI9offen 1T. 4rabii4 : iora>
aeniI6 mar ser 8oben, auf benz Po>
iermos &unit, geI4madoou unb nit
feinem GIt6eti3den @efiibl, ita ent@
ipidelte. Rormannengeiit bra4te lene
neuen @lemente, Our6 beren @ereinis
gung jene eigenartige Runitbetdtts
9ung entItonben 1T, beren 9interlai>
feni8aft uns beute foit tpie elm Oers
fteinertes Sraumbilb pergongener, ros
Washington Journal., 1918-05-24

montiI9er 3eit erI9sint. Die 8aitels
Der Ruba unb 3iIa limb 3eugeu boz
bon, pel9e &unit Die NOrmannen
no9 8eiiegunS Der Araber uno Der
fpanii9 : mobaameOaniI9en &orla=
rem bier borfanoeu. 4ber Die 5ormen
tperben 6aIO umgsitaltet, un6 Die
DenfmdIer Der Sara8enen perIoren
ii9 balo unter 0em @eprdge, ipeI9es
Die neue &unit Der norbiI4en 4nz
t0mmlinge ibnen auforidte.
&ii6n unb unternebmeno, tpie Die
Normannen BEL i6ren abenteuerli4en
1abrten tparer, Iu4ten ie pOaig neue
pfobe auf pie bas 8olt Der pb0nis
5ier - uno 10 lit ar1 lire &unit Ell
gsuartig, ma4tOoa unO truBtg. Sbre
ernite Natur erfreute ii9 Dor allen
an benz f90nIten S9mud Der 8ottesz
bGufer, an ben nit Marmor um3oges
men, feierli4 gIdn3enoen 9olbmOiats
ten.
@erabe biefe, fir eipige Soften be-
re9neten OentmGler fagten 10 re9t
ibrem @inne gu, unO tpenn lire Runit
es ou9 ME gu tlaiiii4er 909e gebradt
bot, 70 babeH ie bod 9roBes, unDsr<
gGngli9es geleiitet, iie Aaben balo NIT
eisenen &rdften lire bp3antinii@en
2e6rmeiter unb @orbilber an 3ei9s
nung un0 Sarben6armonie, Se4nis
unb @rbobenbeit bes &usbruds iiber>