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"a bold and hardy determination
cultivate and discipline our pow

"a bold and hardy determination =.
cultivate and discipline our pow
with the aid of all that men
learned before us and then to
the whole stream of our power =.
the noble tasks of our own time
Justice Stafford spoke on 1.-THE Col
lege a Training School for Public
Service" After eulegizing Daniel
Webster and other great sons of Dart =
mouth. he continued;
I'VE now stand face to face with "A
new riddle of the Sphinx. The question
1t propounds is one that We must an
swer If free government is to sur
vive, That question is. how are the
masses of men and women who labor
with their hands to be secured out of
the products of their toll what they
VIII feel to be and will be in fact
"A fair returnf Until we can answ er
that question we shall have no peace
and II we fail to answer 1t we shall
have n revolution.
our safety can only be found In a
policy that treats all men as broth
ers. all equally entitled TO the fruits
of their labor. all equally entitled TO
raise themselves as high "a possible.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-10-20
ALUMNI OF DARTMOUTH
HEAR JUSTICE STAFFORD
Revolution Predicted at 150th An
niversary Of College If Labor
Is Not Satisfied.

HANOVER, n. H.. October 2o.--Stu-
dents Of alumni Of Dartmouth Col
lege, who assembled in large tent
on the campus today to celebrate the
150th anniversary of the college,
heard Justice Wendell p. Stafford of
the Supreme Court of the District OF
Columbia define the college spirit as
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-10-20
K. OF C. ALASKA WORK.
Equipment at Nome Turned Over
to 1000 Indian Children.

NEW YORK. October 2o.-All the
buildings and recreattonal equipment
of the knights OF Columbus at Fort
Davis. Nome. Alaska. have been turn
ed over 20 1000 Indian children. whose
parents were victims OF the influenza
epidemic last year. William p Larkin.
overseas director, says: "A large
quantity of supplies intended for the
soldiers, who have been withdraw
for the winter months. has also been
turned over TO the children"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-10-20
BE[G|ANS VISIT
NAVAJO INDIANS
Enjoy Braves, SquaWs, Pa
pooses, War Dance in
New Mexico.
Py tho Associated Press

By the Associated Press.
ALBUQUERQUE, n. NJ. October 20.
Albert, King of the Belgians. Queen
Elizabeth and their son Leopold were
travelling through Kansas today on
their way eastward
Two stops were scheduled for the
day, the first at Emporia, Kan. and
the second at Kansas City, Mo. where
the royal special is due at midnight.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-10-20

ong to any of the rest. IL Is the
1t of justice and fraternity that
- he our guide. And, where are we
iook for leadership ar not in insti-
atoms such as this?''
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-10-20
Greets Navajo Chief.

The pale-face chief Of the Belgians
greeted a grim visaged, gray-haired
swarthy chief Of the Navajoes at
Gallup yesterday. They shook hands
sravely, and each showed his respect
for the other. The aged Indian bore
himself with a dignity equal to that
of a king. There was no condescen-
sion in Alberts manner and no hu-
mility in that of the redskin.
The sun had not yet banshed the
chill of dawn when the royal special
stopped in the New Mexican village
of Gallup, but there was a crowd Of
several hundred at the station Many
of them had ridden a score of miles
to greet the Belsians. AS the train
stopped. the band of st. Michaers
Indian School swung into the strains
of the national anthem of Belgium
and then that Of the United States.
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War Dance and Presents.

a little band OF braves, mounted on
mustangs. sat waiting and watching
! their faces eXp-eSsionless, as the king
queen and prince descended from
| their car. After one war dance, his
majesty expressed a desire to meet
some of the Indians, and several of
them were presented 70 him and his
consort.
Then Chief silagotio, tribal judge
better known as Pete Price. stepned
forward with the gift of the tribe. a
handsome Navajo blanket. which he
graVely handed to Albert, who. in
turn. pinned upon the old warrior $
breast silver medals of his house
me grizzled Indian was the last to
surrender to the regulars at Fort De-
nance IN the days when Kit Carson
was guide.
Gaudy Colors; Papooses.
There was no lack Of color in the
scene which greeted the Belgians.
Braves In shirts of the eaudiest hues
ana squa"s wrapped in blankets of
many colors were grouped in an
open space near the station. some of
the women carrying papooses. The
daughter of the chief was mounted
on a mustang
When the braves had filed past
Queen Elizabeth. who stood beside
her husband, in striking contrast to
the pace given their women by the
Indians. she asked to be presented
TO the indian sauaws. Then she re-
Quested them to pose before her
camera and they complied. although
somewhat suuenly. for they view pic.
ture-taking devices with supersti-
tious awe. They kept their eyes on
the ground while they posed.
At an Indian Church.
Worshiping for the third time in
the United States the Belgian mon
archs attended services yesterday al
the quaint Indian church which has
stood for three Centuries on VIVA
is now the Pueblo Indian reservation
at Isleta. thirteen miles from AIbu-
querque. A venerable Spanish prizes,
celebrated the benediction. with the
king. queen and Prince Leopo!d in
the sanctuary. accompanied by Gov
o. A. Larrazolo and his wife. The
priest. speaking in French, welcomed
the Belgians to the edifice One of
the priests was an Indian and the
choir was composed of Indians
At the Grand canyon Brakeman
l. H. Cockrum suffered severe in
juries to one leg. while coupling
cars He was visited by both the
king and queen in the baggage car,
and the king decorated him with the
Order of Leopold II.
The train was met here by re-
ception committee headed by Gov.
Larrazolo. The governor presented
King Albert with deerskin pouch
containing portfolio of thirty
Photographs Of New Mexican scenes.
The pouch was made in primitive In
dian style by Indian workmen.
The Prescott daily news., 1919-09-29

her the following good wishes in be- half of the Club:
 Needles and pins; needles and pins; When a girl marries her trouble be-
 gins
 Thus piped Old Mother Goose gen. erations ago, and all of the married women present will tell you that the saying is true. But where will you find a blushing maiden from sixteen to sixty who is the least bit afraid of the future when the right man comes along and propounds that momentous question, Will you be mine?
 Some mistaken humorist recently exploited the theory that woman is fad that some day she will go out of fashion and then she will be laid upon the old clothes shelf along with last seasons frocks. How perfectly absurd! Since the dawn of creation woman has been popular, necessary, loved and wanted. Mans life is not complete without her. To be loved is
The Prescott daily news., 1919-09-29

the greatest element in woman's existence. Sweetheart, wife, mother, home, four of the most beautiful words known to humanity when link ed by chain in which love is the binding cord, and as strong as death. Cupid is ever present wooing and winning, and we learn that we are soon to lose one of our brightest mem bers, who has been engaged in the game of hearts, and while we deeply regret to resign her, we rejoice in her happiness.
 Annie Hurl, we will miss you. In token of our love and esteem we wish to present you with a little gift. With a God bless you and the fervent wish that your fondest hopes will be real ized, we congratulate you. May the
The Prescott daily news., 1919-09-29

""''s and green ribbons gracefullv aiaie ,ia'is'ng from 1t to the chair. The u'ning room was in white roses ana m maiden ~ hair fern. On the table was ,. '.'a..' 'ne wedding cake, in the center Y Y Y wn'en Were the usual articles found ;r N .ae brides cake, these being tied with '.ny ribbons, and each guest drew , s'oO0n. ,' Green and white tulle was araped 2 from the chandelier to tbe ' iour corners of the table and held ;r place by queer-shaped candles.
 Mrs Tom Adams presided over the Orlae's cook book, a most artistic mana painted book, made and present. ca to the club by Mrs. c. W. Baugb- man. Each guest was asked to write one of her favorite recipes in it. and Y was later given to the honoree.
 Just before cutting the brides cake Mrs. J. s. Butt, in her charminp' characteristic manner, presented the Dride-to-be with the clubs gift, a peautifui string of pearls, and gave
The Prescott daily news., 1919-09-29
FOR MISS MULKEY

At the beautiful new home of Mr and Mrs. Butler Poland, the Tuesday Music Club met in honor of Miss Annie Hurl Mulkey Tuesday after noon, from 3 to 6.
 The living room was bower of pink roses and Southern smilax. The brides chair, done in white and green (club colors) stood in one corner Suspended over it was huge we'd ding bell of the same color, with
The Prescott daily news., 1919-09-29
PRESCOTr.H co.


ties of friendship here formed be one of the sweetest connections in your life; may you never have cause to regret the step you are contemplat- ing; may you hold in fondest remem- brance the associations of your girl hood; may you always cling to your highest ideals; may you be loyal to your friends, true to your solemn vows; may the sunshine of your smile dispel any cloud that may appear on your horizon, and may your whole life be as blissful and complete as your happiness is now paramount.
 gro you, from the club: Here's to the past with it's blessed memories; to the present. enjoy it; to the fu- ture- the aspiration of us all-a home in Heaven"
 Miss Mulkey, in her sweet, girlish way, responded with very touching little talk. which made all present feel sad and glad-glad to rejoice with her in her supreme happiness.
 A dainty ice course was served by the ladies of the reception commit- tee, who were Mesdames Butler To- land, Tom Adams, Henry Mulkey and Geo. Bell, assisted by Mrs. Faust Mulkey. Mrs. M. P. Mulkey was a guest of the club.
 The honoree was lovely in a be- coming blue serge frock, with large black picture hat.-Nashville News.
The Prescott daily news., 1919-09-29
The Prescott Daily News
 Published by The News Printing Company

Entered as second class mail mat. ter November 4th, 1905, at the post. office at Prescott, Ark, under the act of Congress, March 8. 1879.
The Prescott daily news., 1919-09-29

A genius sometimes gets little more than a monument, though he may be the source of generations of millioIaires.
The Prescott daily news., 1919-09-29

FOR SALE Paper balyr. Apply at this office. If
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-12-05
@dre Is fiir bas anitisOepartemsnt

nift cine oanfenspertbe Aufga6e, ben
8er6Ieib Der ii nun65man3i
RiIIiuuen Cellars feit5uiteaen,
nit oenen gnglnnos ihlaue 1iplo'
mnten III @uniten elmer 3atifi5irung
Ser 1rieoensliqa betannte 0ianner in
unIcrem 9anoe 81 uerIeiten ooer gar
6eited)cn puBte. Sn gan5en Seiten
aroBen Geflamen in Der ieilen Breiie
nur0e 10 i'm Sim @oooroD Wlllons
auf 0as amerifanife @off e%ingemirft,
nit elmer 5redbeit Die ieoem pabren
4mcrifnner Die Shamrotbe ms Sc
iift treibt.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-12-05
Safe ais 6amiliennamen.

Sn bieicn 6amiliennomcn. Sic mir
Geltte 10 ge0anfenlo3 acbroud)en, lit
eIn Stud uroItcr 0eId]id)te oufge.
lpcidert, unO in oieien beute uicl.
fodl sur llnfenntlidfeit oeritiimnleI.
len @orIen Iil0en iih mcrtpoQe SIN,
Weiie ouf 0ie fcrne @erganoen6eit
CANCER @ciflef ter. QieS lit bcion.
OcrS bel Sen 6omiliennamen ser
SAT-, Die oils 9an5en 5dtet 5uinnt.
menge5o8en uno perfiir5t mor0en
Iin0. Aus alien llrfun0en peroen
in Ser 3eitif}rift .@cIieuIano" iold)e
nls Saben entitnn0ene beiiiIde fSa.
millernamen 5uiummen9eItelt. 8ei
mand)en Nanlen, 0enen belite ME
mnno mebr ibre Gntite6ung aug Ell.
mem gan3en Sat anmerfen piiroe.
loBt ii6 oieier ltriprung nod Of
tenmaBig nohneiiea. go miro 3.
9. in bciiiifen Nften BON 1896 elm
6ermonn 8oppennade, b. +. Ser.
mann, Der Ben 8opf I'M Noden
trG9t. erp1bnt, mo oerieIbe Mann
miro sugIeid nuh Serrnonn Goppen
ODER Sopen g%enonnt, pornlis Damn
Der heute pielfoh ge6rGuflide ia.
nilicnnnmen aoppen %entitnnben lit.
MIS- nnbere tells mieber nerIfapliu.
benc, tells nod er6oltene sSorhilien.
nomen. Die aug Sdsen entitonoen
limo, ieien nod Sen beiiiif,en ltrfltn-
Der auigefiihrt: 9rnoegons, brate
bic @ons; 9ehenIeber, oehne oo5 Sc.
Ser; Trudepbennina. briid' ieben
Tfennin9 crit in ser Sono, bepor gu
i'm ous1ibIt; 8irGusoif,nif,t, Der.
lier' old nitlt i'm @aiSe ODER i'm
IunfeIn; bnnn 8elomohe. mode
@eIo; 8ernearo3. elmer, ser germ
aroB iein Mil. elm Same. ser nod
hcute picIfnh oorfommt. Sa'itn.
iIoff. fob Sen StIail Cir onoerer
nit SoB 5uionmengeietter Nome lit
ser Ses nod, heute bIiibeHoen 8e.
itIehtes: S~oiicrpiIua: hoB cen
IiIua! Gbenio fommt nod ser @a.
me nor: SebenitrciS. fang Streit on!
Rett msrfruiiroia nirfen Die ga.
men arotentiiieI: f,us heR TeufeI,
urh StidentiiieI: it'd Sen SeliieI.
Reffcbuf: rcsc Scn 9oufl Rcofc.
ilciih: rede bos fSIeiitl 9ei Dem
Rnr'cr IurrScnrina: FEB sen Rinn
in @erpcauna - lit IS fraoIid,. Oh
rs iih mn Sen Rir9 eines SiirfIop.
icrs. zines Rangers ODER eireu Sin.
,rrrina hanoeIt. Tnnn eibt es
ShocicfcI: itiittct Sos Sell, Stin.
neraoit: ifinoc sen @dit - nohI
rim @irtenanel Seerpcrptis: ihdl
sen TliB. herte rch in Stnufub er.
haItrr. SIiuttpcchc: itIina Bic
@cfr hcrurter; Stoprvrioate: Ftopf
Ncr SOD; FuteIuSt: t1ite Idut (oor
Pahtrrdttcrl.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-12-05
Ser erbarmlife GpiaOne 8eorac

@nihington's,n 10 idreibt II. ". Sic
81. StS5tg.", Der oicien Safer Der
G%epublit bon ieinem Stern SIT Der.
0rdngen iufte uno nit fred)er @on0
mad Dem Rubme griff, ME Elm Oil.
oeritiirmer ge9en Sic geihiftlid)eu
Wertbe 4merifnS gemiithet SIT boben.
lit fir feline Nnmo6unq pcroienter-
ulnben gcItroft mor0en. IS miro Dem
Screen ieoc3 nahrcn Entertainers
mohl thltn, 0rciitc Nnmabung. gemii-
icnInie Qrci@gabe moraliidcr &cr-
pflidtlnqcn uno ebrloien 9rudl
zines feierIih beid1norencu @ortc5
0urd Sic mitfiamIte @ergcltung &c
obn0et 3u Iehen, sic einem 9emogo.
gen Wilionifen GoIiber5 5utbcil per-
SEN funn: 0urh 9(uffiinoigung Ser
@efolqitoft. 9icier amcrinfniIfe
W}orimilion @or0en. ser Sy0eale un0
Sra6itionen in Sherben iflltg. Inn
oltf Dem 8riimmerbaufen oas eigene
flGaIihe Sd OILS Sen Soft erifeinen
GIT laiicn, neben Dem Nmcrifa feinen
anoercn mebr fennen io0te, - er
oeroient es. oob feline grGtcntionen
olf elmer Gebrriftihauiel our NiiQ
CRUDE gu 8robe 0etragen meroen,"
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-12-05
Sraicn Scr @eramiiaurasindDt in

2rateH oef NergnnauHaeIunH III
Naris. 2n 8oriS, 6rorfreidj, hat lett
mcbrcren Wonaten oas frilbere lultigc
2eben in .oriItotrntiidcn" @cieQ.
Id)often mieocr eingeiebt uno oic
ShonlrGtbe iteigt einem ms 8e'
iid1t, ncnn man iiber ole Srgien
LETT, Ole in oortigen r%oorncbmen"
&reiien getrieben ner0eu- Nn Ser
Spite oieier rnperItdmten 8eieu.
ihaft Itebt Sic Erin5eiiin Gugeuic
Wturot. in oeren &auie 8raii,
bent 8ilion nobnte, ais er Dor Ell.
mem Sabre gum eriten Wtole oaS Ya'
riier 2ehen feuncn lernte. 3ieie
0riu3eiiiu mo Die Nrin5eiiin 9rop'
flo Wobaronee &%apurbaIa, cine frit-
here @areMS.G Game, uno cine iunge
@1oBber3ogin G%noitoiia oeranitalte'
ten, ME aus Gari8 ~gcnleIoet miro,
pabre 3edgelnge, nobel ie in ieioe-
men Raftbemoen t~an3ten unO 0ie eir-
gelaoenen Mdnner in HainmaS CT.
id)ienen. Die 9eboroen babcn Jest
oieIen pioerlid)en @elagcn Sen Sricg
erfI6rt. 9obei niroS pohl aud blci.
hon
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-12-05

Din, oab am II. ausuit olle airfen
oes 2onoes leer Iteben moften.
oenn: nes mare better, ben eDig &c
redten @ott gu bitten, Dem 5ertrs.
tenen, oer6lenOeten, f%iebertranfen,
un5urcdnungsfdbigen, na6 morfen'
baften Siegen uno Wunoern pom Ia
pierfeit NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. oert.
id)en 9olfe Strait in Der griiinig gu
uerleiben. Die es iest gu beiteber
hot"
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-12-05
Ter Gr . aOnia GonItantin Don

@riedeulano iagte Dem 8ertreter Der
yNeue 3iioder 3eitung", Dob er
m0bren6 oe5 arie9es cine ncltraIe
@olitif beiolgte. @riedenIano babe
ourd) icinen NnifluB on Die entente
nidt5 qetponuen, bonn mas es IN
Ibro3ien gcponnen, babe es in
Gpiros perIoren. gr be5eifnete oa&
fiir8lid)e @eriifyt BON eineul Wtoro.
attentat al &eni3eloS aIS Wfdd)e,
I'M Spnlpatbie fir i'm 81 erlpeden-
&cni3clos fibre cin SdrefcnSrcgi-
mtcnt uno Neun5ebntel oes gried)i-
If)cn Bottles ieien gegen i'm,
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-12-05
Genidlana.eicS auf Gaelii1.
Gus Otl .Sdaliden Nnnhihnual

(aus Del .Sd9liden Hunoihnu.")
So miro olmdbli6 2idt in gnu.
,ano, n%enigitens in Der Beurteilun
unieres DGbreno oes 8yleses pisl.
roh faIi4 9soeutstsn Rationoaieoes
Der 0oilp Neps s%ntnebmen nil
tclgenoe benerten8lperte 4euBerunl
aber Den oeutI4en8eians: .OeutIh.
lano, Osutihldnp uber uQss". Reir
3peiisl. 'oaB oies 2ieo pd6reno beg
Hrieges Don oeatiden Soloaten nit
Singoseoanten geiun9eu puros, o6er
oas roubt Dem @e0idt nidt Ieiner
e6ten Nusorud elmer iti1en UNI Qe
miitstiefen 8aterlano8liebe. Nod
QnIiGt oes G~inItnpers Der ue6er
IeBun9 bnban wir tein p.terl0noi
lhes Geotft. 0os iih nit oieieni
per9Ieifen lieBe. Die OoiIp Rene
6rin8r aud Die lle6erIeBung elnes
Crfor0er @clearten, INN bic pieler
81 belebren, bic n,at glauben mol
len. onB nCeatiA!Gno. DeutIdlun.
i6er ale5" fem ungriifsluItiger une
bom6oitiI6er Geiang 1T. Die erltI
5trophe oes @eoidtes Inutet in Der
snaliifen ueberieBunq:
Germany our dearest object. dear
est in the world shall be,
If for hearth and home we Ger
1aYa M hold tnunyhar hrat5nrt,.
From Niemen east to western
Meuse. from southern Alp to
northern sea.
Germany our dearest object. deares'
in the world shall be-"
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orang. oaB Der
GoasreBIiBnHg. Gonareb iein au.

OrQn9, oQB OFT
S0n9reRNBnH9. GongreB iein au-
aenmerf auf ole
unmittelborcn @eourfniiie Amerifas
rid)tc, entpnrf Senator 8ornb (gfep.,
Soobo), cil1er Der .llnperiobrIiden'
i'm Sample gegen Die 8olferliga, in
elmer formelen GrfIdrung Elm 0rin.
aenoeS 8rogramm iiir Die fommenoe
Situng.
Sic tSauptmaBnobmen, Die Der
Senotor beiiirmortet. iin0: .ertld.
rung zines 6rieoens5uitanoes, elm
8cieb, nm in oaS I'M transport.
ueien b~erridenoe GDao8 Gronun9
81 bringen. uno elm @eieb, nm Die
Regierrng gu 5mingen, par am 81
iein uno ibrer @eridmenoung 81
iteuern, Die er OILS .unglaltblih" be-
3eid)nete. 5erner miro er forbern,
ooB sic onuerifaniihen Sruppen aus
8uBlano nbge3ogen meroen uno Dab
ser Gegierung Die Mnht ser &riegs.
5ettcn genonlmen meroe.
Cine Grieoenserfl0rung, bemerfta
Ser Scnator. lei ymebr aus pipd)olo-
gsfen ais aus onocren @riinoen
enthusiastically. un,o fiigte bin5u.
oaB Die 8efiirnorter ser Golferliga
fortaeiett oorauf berumritten, oaf
mir tednif nod i'm ariege itiinOer
uno lomit Dos gnn5e 8eihdftSleber
in einem 3uItouo Der llugeluiBhiei
uno llnrube lieBen.
Gins Der gr0Bten uno beiten
9ohnnete Der @clt lit ourf I'M
fGbigfeit mo Golitif perniftet NOR.
oen", erfl6rte Senator 8oroh meiter
mo in ieinem Nngriff altf Die Nus.
qaben ser Hegierung bemerft er, oaf
.oo$ @oIf ourh Steuern buhitdblid
Dem 9olihepi8mus in Die 4rme ge,
trieben peroe."
&noem err auf sic fiir5Iih Dor
Dem friibercn SdobamtsiefretGr ab.
gegebene GrfIdrrug iiber Die Grofitt
Der GobIeugruben . BETTER @e5ue
nabm, iogte Gen. 8orab, oaB hit
@rofite ourd) Aftc Der Aominiitra.
ton, ser &err Mc9(0oo angehorte
geitottet poroen ieien, mo oaB il
gerpiiien Sn0uItrie5peigen ser 8reis.
nuher nod gennu 10 graiiire pit
3ur Belt oes &rieaes.
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8um Taranbdneen. u~eberbauSt
2eoer! Mud Ole Giemen in ben
eiien6abnungen, an Oenen bic Sen.
tier auige3ogen unb beruntergeloiien
tDuroen, limb ale meg. .@emault~.
abgeidnitten. Nm ibre SteQe iino
oieIfad geDebte getreten. slber aud
BON oenen feblen oiele. uno trauriae
Stiimpfe er5dbIen BON Ser oergan-
genen Rra6t, ME Der S6pon5Itum.
mel zines mooegereft ,coupierten"
Binders. aber man fommt bod
iebr pIanmdBig on ieinen 9eItim.
mlngsort.
Sn Den 0eidaften Der @roBItGote
III mr. nod fuenig gei6uIteslSrrional.
SnfoIgeoeiien 1T Ole a~un6enbeoie.
ming iebr longlam, obgleid man
annebnten loiite, ooB ieoer 8erf1u.
fer bas ga:t3e Eager nit einem Bid
in iidl aufnebmen tonnte. Die I'D
der 0et GegaIe. in oenen iriiber
3amcnilei6erItoffe in llnmenge
prangten, ieben 10 leer aus mie ole
meiiten Straben. @b uno al nal
in hem mo ienem Sad elm Stiid
Stoff. Guf oesn 9aoentil9 aber
cine bobe bol3erne 6i9ur in piolet.
tenn Bliiit, oaneben nod elm ODER
Spei Glide in anoeren 5arben -
ni6ts fir amerifas Gameu, Die
oas vibopping" lieben.
Sn ben Sdnufenitcrn Der Wate.
rialporeu. mo 9eIifatebgeid1fte
iiebt eS iebr berlofeno aus. Bon
al(em iait etipos, aber gu boben
Breifen. Ger 8Gfter zines bieiiaen
@utes bot oieies Sabr 10000
Rart aus elmer @urfenanloge ge-
nonumen. Or Iiefert oas 9funo al
1 Warf so Yf. al Elm befonntes
8eiddft Der nGfiten 8roBito6t.
GoS perfaufte fie nit 3 Warf pro
Stlf. Bel iold)en 8reiien muBten
Die Sansfralen mobl mirtihaften
lernen: ginfoden obne 3udcr.
Baden obne @ier uiip.; fem Sped.
fem 6ett. Sn 5uei Sobren puroe
sfpeinal elm fIeincr 8iirfel Sped
fir Die Terion geliefert. Ils pie.
DER Seefiidle erbdltlit poren, fonn.
te Die Ycrion einen Siertel SGrine
faufen. Ginmal in Wonatenl Mon
bat picl aus nidts her5ulteaen ae-
lernt. Iber oie Mabl5eiteu bieIten
nidt nab. &ielfah tim tie es nod
iebt nidlt, nnb man 5iebt i'm Stra.
betbahntr1gcn feline 8rotitulle aus
Der &aidDe mo bciBt aufrieoen
binein. 9ie 6oIge oieier 3inge lit
nod Elm GROCER WtonoeI al 8ioer.
itonbsi0figfeit bci 8ronfbeiten fir
altere 9eriouen, beionoer3 BEL idpe.
rem GrfGItungeu, sic mfo!ge oes
aobleananaels uno Der rauben.
naBfalten Bitterlmg bdufig iinb
Sdinten boben piele felt 5 Sabren
nift 9eieben. Sped lit cine Geli.
tateiie. @ier nit Spcd! SD CLAUDE.
tuer baS i'm Snnern 1eiltihlanbs gu
ieinem t1gGiden Sriibitiid MAIDEN
poate, niiroe BON elmer aommiiiion
5ur au%ffinoung pe%rborgener S6dbc
oufgciuht mo erteiqnct neroen,
fpern es befannt miroe. lln6 Der
liebe Nad6ar poBt auf oen liebeu
Nafbar iebt oorin auf ouf boB or
ieIber nidlt mperoientermaben at
furS fomme.
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Let our object be, our Country, our
.awhole Country. and nothing but our
Country. And by the blessing of God,
may that Country itself become q
EAST and splendid monument, not
of oppression and terror. but of wis
H>r.. of peace, and of liberty, upon
whl b the world may gaze with
: admiration forever. -
Daniel Webster.
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Ginen sreffer ueriebt bic in Saac

erifeinen0e io5inI0emotratllfe 3cl.
tuna ,8olfSItimme" Dem idriItitel
lernoeu frilberen@ cneralielomlrihoIl
Qu0enoorff, inoem tic if)reibt; ~@enn
oItr0miid)e 5cl0bcrren cine Sdladlt
ucrloren bottcn. itiir5ten tie lid ms
Shpert. Seutc iino mir oniprufs.
IoIer uno bumoner uno mdren ihon
3ufrieoen, fpcnn iid sic @abanqucipic'
Ter 0es @cItfriege3 in S6meigen
hiiQen miiroen. Serr 2~uOenOorii aber
Id}ueiqt niht, er Itiir5t Iif) audi nid)t
ms Sdpert, ionOern - in Die
Sittp"
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On Stalicn hnbrn Die Spsinliiten

bel Den fiir3Iid) obgeboltenen @ob,
len cinen 9roBen Sieg errungcn uno
Scr itolieniihe &%onig$tbror ideint
beoentIid gu mndeln. Ser Cbcrbum-
bugger o'Gnnun5io iheint sic rid
fi9e 9erion SIT iein, 6cn 8eItenbrano
pie6er onfodlen gu helfen.