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New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1918-01-25
Meeting For Thrift Campaign

A meeting will be held at the court
house tonight at which Secretary of
State Antonio Lucero and several
other prominent men will speak. The
meeting is for the purpose OF getting
the people interested in the present
thrift campaign. Everybody invited.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1918-01-25
Catarrh of Stomach
Did Not Know Il

Mrs. Selena Tanner, Athens, Ohio.
writes: Il cannot find words to ex.
press my thanks for your kind ad.
vice. / never once thought I had ca.
tarrh Of the stomach. l commenced
taking Peruna, as you directed. "
stomach continued to hurt me Tor
about two weeks after ! began the
medicine, and then It stopped. I now
have . good appetite. while before
I WAS nearly starved"
These who object 70 liquid modt
elaee eon psoevre eesvno Tablets.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1918-01-25
New Mexico and the War

The patriotic spirit and sense oil
responsibility assumed in the ON
servation of food, time and energy
ministering to want and suffering
where ever found and in backing up
our soldiers at the front is being
carried on all over New Mexico by
noble men. women and children who
are actively engaged in war work
People OF all nationalities, many
religious organizations of different
church denominations. Woman's
Clubs, secret orders, including Ma
sons, Eastern Stars, Maccabec,
Elks, Knight of Columbus and others
are all unselfishly giving their time
md energy to war work.
This magnificent spirit, an expires
sion not alone Of patriotism but OF
the fine sympathy and idealiSim OF
the people OF this state represents
the true American man, woman and
child. and its up to these people to
help win this war.
How did last year find us and how
will this year leave us? The pro-
phets were wrong last year and the
chances are that they are this year,
the future looks pretty dark at times
and since we are in this terrible war.
standing for freedom and democracy,
we cannot afford to lose. we must
all be willing to shoulder our share
OF the burden, in carrying the cause
of humanity forward unto victory
Mckinley County
Red Cross Chapter has over 29S
members and have accomplished a
great deal OF splendid work, The
citizens of that town have every rea-
son to be proud of the local chapter.
A very large shipment of hospital
supplies, knitted garments and other
articles have been sen to Denver.
The chapter has paid a pcrcapita
OF $1,000 besides sending a life mem
bership to Washington. The Junior
Red Cross is being organized in the
city schools this week by Prof. Swim
ncy and Miss Hornbein Of the school
committee for the Mckinley County
Chapter.
Caussion-Delgado
A wedding OF interest and which
came as a surprise to friends in the
city was that of Miss Lucy Gaussion,
of Wagon Mound and L. 5. Deputy
Marshall Alfredo Delgado, OF Santa
Fe. who were married at the brides
home last week. Mr.. and Mrs. Del
gado have many friends in the state
.-1,. ,..-I ,t.,, Ill 1-
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1918-01-25
Elks Dance

The Elks will give a grand ball
Thursday night February 9TH, at their
club, A midnight supper will be
served and a pleasant time is assur-
cd all who will attend.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1918-01-25
War Relief Fund

For War Relief Fund
The members of the Eastern Sta
of Albuquerque are making elaborate
preparations for a ball and card part,
to be given at the Masonic templ'
in that city Friday night Februar,
LIST. The proceeds will be used TO
the war relief fund.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1918-01-25

w. r. Morley. Of Datil, president
of the New Mexico Cattle and
Horse growers association, passed
through the city Monday enroutt
rome from Salt Lake City.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1918-01-25

DR.. and Mrs. Frank X. Lord and
daughter Sheldon, left Tuesday after
noon for FL Paso on a pleasure and
business trip, While in the city DR..
Lord will attend the meeting Of the
Southwestern Dental association
which is being held there this week.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1918-01-25

Leo tlcrsch, city treasurer, accom-
panied by his daughters Mrs. Chest
or Schneider and Miss Irene Hersch
went to Albuquerque Tuesday, They
have returned to the city.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1918-01-25

V. s. Miera, a business man of
Cuba, Sandoval county, is in the city
visiting his sister Mrs. Charles Wag-
ner, and incidently looking after
personal business affairs.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1918-01-25

J. c. Kircher, forest supervisor of
this city, has returned from an east
ern visit Of several weeks. Mrs
Kircher who is visiting friends in the
south will not return for some time.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1918-01-25
Red Cross Winter Fair

Ked CTOss Wofk at Oemlng
The Deming ladies are now making
surgical dressings for the new base
hospital under the instruction of Miss
Shields, OF the hospital force. The
Red Cross work room is kept open
from $50 to 4:30 every day except
Saturday and Sunday.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1918-04-18

sioner and pound over to the fedora,
grand jury, with bail ut $500.
Schafer.-The Continental OIL
company's gasoline tank 1t Fairview
was drained Of some 1900 gallons.
~ unknown persons. A hole was
drilled In the bottom Of the large tank
and IN order that the contents would
flow freely, the lock was lnocked OF
Ne intake pipe and the cover r.
moved.
Farse.-L B. Hanna, former sovern-
or q North Dakota, will leave the
drst of May for France to take up
work for the RED Cross and he will
leave here in few days for New
York City. Mr.. Hannah volunteered
to take up Red Cross work without
compsnsation, and pays his own ex.
penses to France.
Bsmarck.-Elevator inspectors are
reporting genuine spirit of coopera-
ton among elevator men in the Red
River valley where in every town that
has more than one elevator 1t is now
the practice to close all except one
elevator each week. while managers
of the other plants put in their time
helping the farmers in the surround.
ing country with their seeding.
Bismarck.-The state highway COM
mission had adjourned brief and un-
eventful monthly meeting after ap-
proving an application from Ward
county for state aid in the construc-
ton of a gravel road between Ninot
and Burlington. This stretch of high
way is subjected to unusually heavy
traffic, much of Minots fuel supply
being brought in by wagon or truck
from the Burlington Ignite mines.
Minot.-lt was an error of judgment
and not of heart" said President A.
| G. Steele of the Minot Normal school,
following the announcement that he
had sent his resignation to the board
of regents asking that he be relieved
at once. Steele's resignation was de.
manded at a meeting of business men
called to discuss his attitude on Lib
| erty bonds and other war issues He
declared he has been a strong sup
porter OF the government and is not
disloyal, but merely entertained views
regarding war finances that differ
from the government. He says he
regrets he expressed such views. He
expects to be relieved of his duties
at once, but has not announced his
plans for the future.
Minot.-The Lincoln Republican
! league an organization in diroct or-
position to the National Nonpartlsan
league, will hold a state conference
here May to nominate state off.
GERS. Representatives from every
county will be in attendance.
| Minot.-Jennie Ogg, convicted in dis.
trict court on a charge of blindpig-
ging at kenmare. was sentenced to
two years in the state penitentiary
when the state supreme court up
hela the decision of the district court.
She is the first woman to be sentenced
from Ward county on . similar
charge in the last year.
Rclla.-A branch of the National
Security league has beeen organized
here.
New EnglaEd.-The ABBY Light &
Power company has purchased the
Gardner electric plant. The plants
Will be consolidated.
Grand Forks-The state board OF
nurse examiners will hold their SENT
annual examination for registration Of
nurses here May : and 8.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1918-04-18
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Doing. .. Last Few Days Throughout
North Dakota Condensed for
Hasty Perusal.

Lanscn.--Mr and Mrs John Norby
of Thu, place have lost two children
by death within q month.
Bismarck. The state will start
condemnation proceedings to obtain
ground for the new Dickinson normal
| school
/ Gaclle--Solomn Miller was thrown
from his wagon while unloading coal
in the railway yards, his horses be-
coming unmanageable. and received a
broken leg.
Bismarck.-H c. Kuhl of Missoula,
Mont, a civil engineer, has Joined
the staff of State Engineer Jay W.
Bliss, secretary of the North Dakota
highway commission.
Kenmare-Diphtheria has been
raging here. Andrew Holan lost two
| of his daughters from the disease
Mrs. Holxm and another girl have
been i'll but are reported to be i'm.
proving.
Observation-Disclosures young ladies
have raised a third Of the mile OF
pennies they set out to gather. OF
3247.63. The work is still going on
and they will have their mile some
day, they say.
hrgo.-John H. Hagen, commission.
or of agriculture and labor, says that
between one-third and onehalf of the
grain crop has been planted in the
Red River valley and little less
than one-third west of the valley.
Langdon.-As a means Of aiding the
sale of War Savings stamps IN Cav.
alier county. the Langdon Commercial
club has offered 800 Liberty bond
to the rural school that buys the mos;
savings stamps between now and Jan.
1, 1919.
Fargo.-Elof Nelson, q former resi-.
dent of Fargo, who was married here
on Feb. % and left that evening for
Washington to enlist in the navy ship
yards, was killed in a fire at Van.
couver, Wash, according to word re.
ceived in Fargo.
FargO.-Fargo college and the
North Dakota Agricultural college
will be out of baseball this spring and
there is a possibility that no team
will be put in the field at Concordia
college, Moorhead, or at the Univer.
sity Of North Dakota.
Minot.-E. Edmunds, G. years OF
age. was sentenced to fifteen years in
the penitentiary on q charge of statu.
tory rape by Judge Leighton. after
pleading guilty to the charge Of en-.
ticdng a number Of young girls. 8 and
, years old. to his shack.
Devils Laka-Gustav Wanrock,
charged with failure to flll out ana
return his draft QUESTIONABLE, was
arrested here by Deputy United States
Marshal c. d. Scott Of Farxo. aYraisn.
q before . United States eoumis.
80 a.s
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1918-08-15
REAL OR SHAM DEMOCRACY

Taking advantage of world war on
Kaiser as foe of democracy new ma
tional party would extend democracy
to every field of human life"
Patriotic Americans will Join
heartily in former, but will draw
back from any practical application
OF latter principle of applying pc.
pular vote.
OF course. the application of de-
moeraoy, or majority rule is bassed
on one. persons opinion being just
as good as anothers in every fled
of human life"
On this plan the manager of q bic
industry would be chosen by popul-
ar vote of employees. the president
OF bank by depositors or even pub
lie.
! ownership of property, distribut-
Ion of surplus wealth, dividing up Of
farm lands, would all be left to cap
ricious lottery of majority rule.
In Russia it is proposed to extend
this mirage of democracy to family
life and have common ownership Of
homes, wives and common respon-
sibility for children.
or course, this is reducing pro
position to an absurdity but this
kind of democracy is capable of ex-
pansion as e. common denominator
of anarchy.
The new national party does nor
propose anything of last sort, but
1t illustrates danger and fallacy of
loosely worded phrases in political
platforms.
The program of British Labo,
party for reconstruction of society
after the war declares that those VIII
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1918-08-15
Mrs. B. w. Smith
Gains IS Pounds

'I'll praise Tanlac the longest day
live for giving me back my health"
said Mrs. d. w. Smith, of 3113 Bur-
dett street, Omaha, Neb., recently.
when the special Tanlac representa-
tive who had heard of her remark
able recovery, called TO ascertain the
facts.
Eight years ago." continued Mrs.
Smith, Il began suffering from
stomach trouble, loss of appetite and
nervousness. My head ached SO at
times 1t felt like it would jump from
my shoulders. Then acute rheuma-
tism got hold of me, and panied me
so could not sleep. My feet, knee
joints and elbows would swell terri
bly, and the pain was almost unbear-
able. Before I took Tanlac I had
not been up and about, nor able to
60 down town for three long years,
and was in bed for ten months per-
fectly helpless. was under treat
ment every day for three months.
and tried everything until the
bills got so big dreaded to think
Of them. but I never got able to be
out of bed but very little.
Il suffered until lost thiryfivc
pounds, but have gotten back ev-
cry ounce of 1t since began taking
Tanlac. Pretty soon after I start
ed on 1t my appetite came back and
l got so could eat anything. My
nerves got stronger and my pain
commenced to get less. After the
second bottle I felt much stronger,
end it wasn't long before I could get
about the house and do my work. /
haven't pain of any kind now, and
my sleep is as sound and restful as
q baby. am full of life and ener-
gy and feel fully able to go town
when I please, as I can walk and
stay on my Beet all day. In fact,
can do as much work as l ever could
in my life, IL not more. and Just
feel so happy over what Tanlac has
done for me that want everybody
to lAow about 1t. l have told lots
of people about It already and know
many who are taking it on account
of what 1t has done for me-"
Tanlac Is AsoId IN Logan by
the City Drug Co.; in Wellsville, BY
Wellsville Drug Co.; IN Smithfield by
Ritter Bros. Drug Co.; in Hyrum by
Hyrum Drug Co.; In Richmond by
A. A. Thomas, and In Lewiston by
Lewiston Drug Co. Advt.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1918-08-15

do useful labor must control society,
This control is sumed up as DEM
ocratic control Of industries and de-
mocratic ownership Of lands and all
natural resources the democratic
millennium.
Is this real democracy, or is 1t the
dream OF an unattainable, mIslead-
ing sham democracy, that is a COM
pound Of socialism. communism, an
archy and revolution?
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1918-08-15
DOING GOOD
Few medicines have met with more

Few medicines have met with more
favor or accomplished more
good than Chamberlain's Collie and
Diarrhoea Remedy. John +. Jant-
zen. Delmeny, sask. says Of Il: II
have used Chamberlain's Collie and
Diarrhoea Remedy myself and In my
family. and can recommend It as be-
Ing an exceptionally fine prspara-
tion." Adv
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1918-08-15

We have places for three or four
men, married men preferred. Can
furnish work the year round. Apply
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1918-08-15

See the OldsmoDile. Beauty, power,
economy. durability. North Utah
Auto Co. Adv II
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1918-08-15

at Richmond plant, Utah Condensed
MILK Company. Adv-s.la
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1918-08-15
Housewives Fair Price List

The Food Administration Of Utah has set the maxi
prices articles to be purchased from stores car
ryng food articles representative of the Food Ad-
nnistration met with the local merchants and the fol-
lowing prices agreed upon and violation of this ruiz
should be immediately reported to the Food Adminstra-
ton.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-03-11

5Iahe, ~ Elm nlebrormiaer Slui,
oiirfitr0imt. Die Staot init ben.
griinen porf. iiuo avaIogiirtcI. slae
ndtiirli4tn Dorbebingungen AZ mo,
ierii1er NnIage. llnb oa3n Ser gnt.
IidlnB, iih aus Der Gdddbrettiornr
peuigiicns tbeiIipeile Ios3uIojeu Zen.
gieis Der lid, iiberfdlne;benben ginieir
IN uIernnIngeH uno GtrabeyBiiqen
bulilid entgegeri tii fommen.
60 iino 6cnn nod Iange nidt oIIe
Seilm0glihfeiten berIorelt. llno ipeun
einrnaI iDie6er bag @eIb icId5cn 8ue.
den oicnen 6urf, bann fpir6 Die Butt
am @eroenoeu bciIe Befriebiguna
firocn ipenn lnnbIdiiig nuf ieine
glotbipenoigfeit perfbicjen iniro. Srei.
lid pirb es Ddnn anbere Dallten ani
Geenfer gebens nls bds NieIen.Ia.
bernafel, in Dem giIIp Gumbnp MN
itinen ScIb5ua gegen bas Boie ilno
BAG Sdj5ne i'm 9eben nb5nboIteu ge.
benft. @illp Siinbnp ipirb I'M 2ebeu
Der @robItabt am MtdigorIec MIR
cine boriibergebenoe Gpiicoe blciben.
Gin bon iunbrcr aiiltiir erfiiafes
Gbieogo aber ipirb otidl er nid)t in
ieinem enoIifcn Griteber perbiroerlt
f6nnen. lie 3eitimsen in engliider
Spradx moaen in ibrem lcfuleil1bcil
Sen faiiitiIfen @orfen bes Siopo
Wrigbt nod 70 iebr NIT Der @afie
Der s,ronie bei,ntoynnien iiiden -
iein Mabniport bat sod oen iturrer
gann ourdbrodlen. Der Die aunit iinr
Sie Re6e iiber Die aiinjt in bic be,
iheioenen, ieIien geleieiien Gunlten
.berbr1ngt. in Scnen niir nod Die
fleincn unb mittclgrsBen guphntetc
al ..s5ea6lines4 peripenbet iperben.
Tns lit tpidltiger nls es ni.siiebt. Grr
eGrei Ser snItlmbnnarigen perhnilt
nid,t mpbr ungebort. linz nud be.
fer slmger maib ,utb miro idlIirhlif
seiiiat merben. II. y.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-03-11

srbdIt Icinst sebiibrenben Intbeil: Der
probuaent, Der Mrbeiter unb Der @ers
brdu9er. DAB biefes GpItem burds
fiibrbar unb bortbeiIbaft lit, bat Der
iebise aries se3eist. Dos tpollen
Dieienisen, bic bas ,iiblide GeIadft"
forpern, nidt suseben. sic tpeiisn allt
berfd3iebens Shpdhen bin, pic bab
Die Brpbuaenten bpbe prdmien erbdls
ten, bamit lie probu5iren unb bic
4rbeiter itellenipeiIs ungebiibrlib bobe
2Dbne, bamit lie arbeiten. Dos limb
Rahtbeile, bic in normaTen Seitett
nidt beiieben iperben. 8etpieien ut
aber, boB bas Spitem i'm arpben
GanSen ii9 bepdbrt bot. Cine Sheues
rung, ullter fpel9er bic Webrtraft bes
2anbes suiammengebrOdsn ipire,
fpiirbe iebt obpalten, penn bic Tesies
runa niht bic aontrplirung Der gsros
BUTTON unb Der preiIe in bic 0onh
bate. Die Dortheile BEG
iebiaen GpItems perben i'm ssriebsn
perbleiben unb Die Rahtbeile erlpihsn.
Dos .iiblids @efddft" gebDrt ber
0ereangsnbeit on.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-03-11
Ser Shbpier bes Surelei.
Srunnens 9eitsrbcu.

Qfus gstp gori ipirb geiariebeIl'
Das aabel bat Dor sinisen Eager
ben Cob Grnit Z. Serters gsmelost
Wlit tbn iIt elmer Der berporrassno'
iteu 8ertreter Der moDerneu oeiitiheir
gNaftit ins Grab seiunieB cir
SiinTtler, beifen Name nttt muir orii'
ben, ionbern aud bier nit @hture
unb qnsrtsnnuns genannt pirb, 'i.al
bod innerbalb Der 9ren5en Der Stnol
Jiep gori isin berporrasenoltss
gBert, Der -6oeins grunnen Der i'm
lebten 0e3snnium bes berflohener
Subrbunberts auf beiben Seiten bee
Sasans gu elmer pOlsmit berausfor'
berte, tpie ipobl ME Supor Elm dbnli'
tes aunitpert, es mare benn San'
neders rlriaone".
9ln Der 'stdtte feineg lnngidbristr
g8irtens, Der osutihen Reihsboupt'
itapt, 1T 9ertsr i'm 72. aebensiabr
Dom Sube ubberufen tporben, Dort
nurbe er ON ID. Wiai 1846 aIs Der
Gobn bes Mbmirais R. W. Serter
uebpren. Dort bat er unter u. Jis
ider, gIDIsr unb Gilbert WoIff in Der
aunIiatabsmie feiuen Stubien obgss
leseu, bort bat er feline sr6bteu Wsr'
te eeihaffen, tpelfe nit 81 BEN itur'
ten Sdmud Spreesatbens sere6net
netben. 3oHbem sr 1875, BON elmer
Stubienretie aug StaIisn 5uriidsss
tebrt, burf feline S9opfunsen out
bem @ebiet, Der stniiis, feline rglntir
scne", fein,t .Srsit", ieinsn rgIIss
rainier, ben Snldf befGmpfenb", fpie
Johann bur6 feinen ,Wtoies", bic Gee
isbestafsIn Ssri6mettsrnb", bic 2luf'
msrtfaHieit nuf iid eeIentt, fDanbts
ii5 ber 9iiniiler mOberren Sujets
su. Sn raider gfufeinanoeriolse iduf
er bic Sanbfeinfiguren am 2anbses
riGtsaebdube in qptsbam. bic aois
fer @uklmsStohls nm SuitiSpaIait
in 9erlin bic 0ndt am Rteir. bds
9ismardzDeutmal IN Wiesbaben,
bas Sslmholb Dentmnl in Berlin,
bos aoiier @il6elms0entinnl in
Scttenau, bic Grupps 9uopis l. fir
bic Sieaesgllee in Berlin unb bns
ReiterbentmaI &aiisr @ilbsIm /. fiir
9otsbam. Cine portrdt syisut
Scinri6 9eines .fhmiidt bas auit,
Iblob auf Der Sniel SOriu. tpeldes
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-03-11

9intergrunb, ben bic gum Ebeil 5OsoS
re&t ipiIbe Romantii bes 7erroins ie.
iIts nod iebr unfertieen Stabttbeils
BEN Dtntinal psrIeibt, berf4uinben
irirb ,fobaIb Der topogrnpbii@e pIan
bes 9nu bes gpnroutie 3ur Musfiip'
runs seIanst.S (Wenn 6err Gtiirens
burg beute bieIeu langIt BON Der auIs
inr beIedtsn yIsd ipisberieben f6nntsO
Die brti tpeibIibsn syiguren, Satire,
Neltf9mer5 nnb Qprif firS fti5sis
renb, unb belonbers beionsnb, bah bic
IeBtere Der brei gtiyen BON benz
2iinitler nit befonberer 2iebe bebnns
belt ipurbe unb gum Didter bic
bIaue 8lume Der Rcmantif4 empprs
bdIt, Thlisbt ser aunitiritiier: .5pd
iiber ben Wigsn iibt auf feIiigsm 1brDt
bic 2orelsi In refer G40nheit edit
asrmnnifhen Snpus. Cine Iibenbe
@tifalt in Thbnem 2inienflub Der
genanbung, bic iie bonn Sals bis nuf
bic ssiibe umfpaIIt, bic 6nItuns bes
aopfes lsidt porniiber sebeuai, ipie
in bic Gsrne Iauidenb. III iie bon noe
tiiliher 8rasie, bas aoIbene 6aar
faint. suridssnommen, iibsr ben ooIlsn
RadeH Big sur Siifte berab unb am
anie rubt bic 6arfe.
~@uf Der porberen geite bee pofas
ments. stpiiden ben selsblod, beS
2orelepsSbrones unb benz reid ornas
WuI6elbedn bes Bruns
mems iritt benz g.idauer bas Meliefs
bib b.s Didters, bonn 2orbetr ums
ratmf, cnteegen, barunter bic einfahe
Jnidrift .Seinrid Seine.
Ireb. 6. Claus.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-03-11
Die Sapferteit, pelde un>

Die Sapferteit, 8 ipel6e un=
iere Sungen in 5rantreit) betunben.
bat uns niht i'm minoeiten iiberruiht.
Wannesmutb ipar INNER Elm heroorz
ragenDer 8oratter5ug bes Gmeritas
nertbums. Wir erinnern uns eines
9lufiaBes ppn einsm 9auptuann III
WipIttes Stab, tpel9er ben giirgera
triea behanoelte unb ipprin er iu5tc,
baB Die Ser. Staaten ein pprsiigliGes
Solbatenmatsrial beiiben, on rpel6em
er r,idt blos bte 5apferteit, ionbsrn
ou9 bic eroBe 9lnitentgteit lp6te.
Cine 5ebr bobe WteiHuns bate er au9
Don Grant unb Sberman. gritersm
ertcnltt er ipgar grpbes Selbberrutas
lent 5u. glud Der arieg nit Spanisn
bat cine febr giinftise 9surthailung
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tet tparen, ben Gampf nit ben Spos
niern aufnnbmen, beren 4usriiitung
in ben ipeitiiberlegenen Wauiergeipehs
rem beitanb. Sn Der ariegsseftt4te
lit ameritanii6e Sapferteit unb Sins
bisteit INNER iebr bod eingeihdBt
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eeeen bic manseIbafte 2lusbilbuus bes
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.rtldren 1T, bn mir niemals elm sros
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Mili5en bebelfsH muBtsn. Iber bieier
sfeblsr 1T jest niht mebr ppre
bonben, ba bic Sffisiere ni6t eber
sesen ben Seinb geIbidt iperbsn, als
Biz iie ausae6tlbet finb, bier unb brii=
Ben. 0riiben baben lie an ben fraus
s6ff6en Sffi5isren febr tii9tige 2ebrs
meiiter.