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The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1919-09-26
HELEN'S RESCUE ,
BY EMMA LIBsEY

Helen Ramsey presented a fair pic
ture as She foated on the pond in her
little skiff. The morning sun shone
brightly on her profusion of golden
curls, and the, brisk breeze blew her
Hight dress around her in picturesque
confusion. Fido, glossy black Of coat,
curledc at her feet, Jumping UP at
times to bark shplly at the low-hying
swallows s%wooplng. along, the surface
of the water. '
She was unusually quiet and a deep
violet shade that crept into her blue
eyes showed that she was deep in
thought. The summer was coming to
a close, and she was thinking of how
dull 1t would seesprin her rcity home,
WITHOUT Reggie vandyke,, For a year
he had been constant In his attentions
md she was well aware that only her
w coquettish evasions had kept him
from telling of his love in words. And
now he was gone out3of her life, sent
away by her in anger because he had
cpffed the ears of Fidotwhen that pam
pered canine had ~endeavored to plant
an affectionate kiss on his face.
Letting the oars hang loosely in her
hands her thoughts wandered back to
the occurrence. He was brutal, to he
sure, hut then everyone did not love
dogs. She sighed as the thought came
TO her that now she would never feel
the pressure Of Reggie's lips against
hers. and as she realized the boldness
of her thoughts. a. flush Of crimson
crept over her fair face. al.a.,
l.; She was aroused from her r~eyerie nv
a sudden blast of cold air that careened
her boat until 1t seemed that II would
capsize. A second gust tore the oars
from her grasp and spun the boat diz-
yily around. Fido, In an ecstasy OF
fear, erept into her lap and tried TO
kiss her face, but the thought was now
repulsive To her, and rs she pushed
him into the bottomi' of the boat
thoughts of. Reggie came to, her and
she found herself longing for his strong
arms and steady stroke to carry her TO
safety. ..4,t..
The beautiful morning had vanished,
a sudden tempest having burst upon
the pond while she had been drifting
along. The gale increased in strength
and the roll of thunder grew into ter
rife crashes. while vivid sheets of fire
i%ightened up the black clouds. Thestort
rents of driving rain had drenched
Helen, and her pretty white frock with
its flying ribbons clrng IN folds about
her chilled limbs. Her Wealth Of hair
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1919-09-26
EASY ToacAPTUREn PERFUME
Simple Method by Which Lovers Of
Sweet odors May Crafty Their !.
4. J.., OIfactory Sense. "

Few people know how easy 1t Is
to capture the fragrance Of real flow
ers. The first step In the plan! is
ia procure. a glass funnel. a. The
small end Of this instead of opening
should be drawn out to a fine point.
Some means must he adopted to main
tain the funnel In an upright position.
A little stand made of wooden up
rights and wire rs shown in the Illus
tration. Any kinds of highly scented
flowers, such as roses. may be gath
cred: these should be in fresh condt-'
tion as. just after opening, the fra
GRANGE. is at its best. Place these In
a vase. filled with water so that they.
will not ,wither. Now get some Ice
and crush this into small fragments,
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1919-09-26

ton OF each letter. so that when a
friend spells out a word by touching
the several spots, he can follow by the
feeling. ""'!"l,
4, The beauty Of Doctor Terry's lnven-
ton Is that. 1t enables him tn receive
communications from persons who are
nnacquaipted with his system. Any
deaf-blDnd person could have such n
glove made and. Of course. II does NOT
matter how the letters are arranged
Wron II, for he alone needs to know
without looking where they are stu
ated. Doctor Terry's arrangement Is
as simple as could be devised.
The yellow Serpent. a"'
Some. If the negroes who have re-
turned from France were members of
that division whose insignia Is the
, coile1 yellow serpent. A New York
woman who saw three Of them stand:
ing on the street was curious about
the meaning Of the emblem and asked
the negroes. One of them was a ser
geant. the others privates. The SER
geant waved the others grandlv back
to" prevent their answering. He had
prepared the reply 70 that question 49,
LADY. dey Is two meanin's 70 dis
heah emblem" he explained pompous-
1y; "de fust ,signification is dat we yoc,
cupled p d%ang'ous and Important post
called Snake Hill, and de second sig
~nifcation. lady. is dat we wuz plson
to de Germans" .A 2'"
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1919-09-26
Believed In Following o.der..

He vas a new but c~onsclentious sol.
der IN duty as sentry ope evening mt
one of the national cahps. As an Off
Ger appeared the" "roSkfe' called
"Haltsfh, AL y5.e44!sei. a,". !aD,
The ofacer oheyed and. the sentry
called again, Halt"
"See here" said the offcer, II halted
the frst" time s'-'A''" :" '"''"l" -" .
."Yes; but the sergeant told, us fo
say Halt three times and then fire..
Needless to say the Officer did not
linger.
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1919-09-26
GLOVE FOR THE BllND-DEAf.
Ingenious Co~ntrivanee by Means Of
Which the Afflicted Are Able TO,
Hold Conversations.

Dir. William Terry of Ansonin. Conn.
who was rapidly becoming both blind
and deaf. invented an ingenious glove
by means of which he was able to con
verse with his friends. The Scientific
American describes this as thin. with
all the letters of the English alphabet
marked upon 1t, distributed over the
digits. palm and hack. Doctor Terry
himself has learned the precise situa-
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1919-09-26
0rhs s,Trx ritle.

ST see the movie people claim there's
big money in the word sin If. used in
a harmless manner. In other. words.
it's, great for q title" lslaA ls
I'm that, case / ought to be able. to
sell my film drama, sin Fong. It's
a story of chinese 2 lie. "-L ~onfsvfls
Courier-J ourhaLla saa 80 a sss.s :
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1919-09-26
Altnaether Inn smart.

~" Some men," said Uncle Ehen. ais
so smart dat dey loses interest In plain
old-fashioned truth cause dar ANT
enulGh rovvlty 70 H."
The Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 191?-19??, 1919-05-24
COUNTY QUOTA
$4,000 FOR S. 4.
oRcANIzED WEDNESDAY WITH
BUNCH OF BROWNSVILLE
HUsTLERs AT HELM
MACK NEBLETT is CHAIRMAN
With cIaud CLARK, George crsn.h.w
And Ira Smith To
Help.
MACK NEBLETT is cHAIRMAN

The organization for the Salvation
Army Drive was effected "Wednesday
afternoon, when Mrl /. G. Sobel Of
Erie, Pa, met number of business
men brought together by Envoy Val
lier.
wv. Crenshaw presided and with
Characteristic Hopknsville vim
the meeting quickly made an organi-
cation with J. NJ. Neblett, chairman.
G. R. Clark, vice-chairman. George
w. Crenshaw,, secretary and Ira L.
Smith, Treasurer.
The officers were empowered to Sc
lect their own assistants and aspoint
the various subcommittee
The county's quota was announced
as $1,000.
Mr.. Sobel was told by Chairman
Neblett that he need give himself no
concern about the result, a. tie quo
ia would be raised.
The campaign was of necessity
postponed, as no printeu matter had
been sent. The new date is from
June % to 80, but probably only one
day will be needed, which will be
announced later.
Mr.. Neblett will no doubt largely
use the organizations employed in
he various precincts in the Liberty
Loan drives.
The Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 191?-19??, 1919-05-24
MRS. H. MYERS
IS POISONED
Died Tuesday Night After Taking
Fatal Draught of carboIie
Acid.

Mrs. Rosa Sabel Myers, the wife
of H. Myers, the junk dealer at 9Th
and Water streets, died Tuesday
night from carbolic acid poison. The
family is of the opinion that she mis-
took the drug for bottle of medicine
as her health was poor. The error
was quickly discovered and physi-
clans hastily summoned, but no re-
lief could be afforded and she died
in short while.
Mrs. Myers was a sister of the Sa-
bel Bros, merchants at Ninth and
Virginia, and is survived by her hus-
band and two small children. The
body was taken to Evansville for in
torment She was 26 years of age
and came here two years ago from
Evansville.
The Evansville Courier of yester-
day says:
''The body of Mrs. Rosa Meyer,
daughter of Isaac Sabel of 313 Oak
street, who took poison at her home
in Hopkinsville, KY, was brought
here yesterday. Funeral services were
conducted at o'clock in the after
noon at the Oak Street address. Blu
rial followed in cemetery in Outer
First Avenue.
"The report of the coroner of
Christian County, KY, filed with the
local board of health, recites that Mrs
Meyer committed suicide. It is said
she had been i'll of influenza which
ieranged her mind.
"a statement was given out last
night at the Sabel home that she had
taken the poison through mis- take.
The coroner's verdict will be inves-
igated, it was stated, and a change
n the cause asked for"
The Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 191?-19??, 1919-05-24
O-o-o-oo-oo-o-o-o
o PURELY PERSONAL o


Mrs. Mamie Ledford, Miss Fannie
George Ledford and Mr. .Lucian
Moseley were in Russellville Wednes-
day attending the commencement of
Logan College. Miss Corrine Led
ford was one of the graduates.
Mr.. and Mrs. v. L. Gates and Mrs.
E. G. Peterson have returned from
Louisville.
Lieut.. and Mrs. Page Blakemore
and baby have returned to Paducah.
Lieuta Blakemore will go on to Wash
ington. Mrs. Blakemore was former
The Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 191?-19??, 1919-05-24
o-o-o-oo-oo-o-o-o
o CAPS AND BOOTS o

Sergt. William McCarroll, son of
Judge Joe McCarroll, has arrived in
Hopkinsville after spending several
days with friends and relatives in
Louisville and 0wensboro. He was
discharged at Camp Knox some time
ago.
Sergt McCarroll has the fine and
healthy appearance typical of all dis
charged soldiers. He says that he
has gained twenty pounds while in
the army.
The Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 191?-19??, 1919-05-24
More Heat---Less Care

ly Miss Ethel Sights, of Paducah.
B C. Rhodes, of Texas, is in the
city.
Mrs w. P. Vickers, and Miss Mar
garet Vickers, who have been in Mad
isonyille attending the sick bed of
Mrs. Vickers' sister, Mrs. Will CaNzs
well, have returned home.
The Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 191?-19??, 1919-05-24
ENGLISH GIRLS USING
MAN.SIZE BANDANAs

London, May 21.-Girls are not
buying small handkerchiefs any more.
During the war they have been used
to mems handkerchiefs about eigh-
teen inches square while in uniform
and the general demand especially
in the country is for the bandana in
all colors and designs.
The Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 191?-19??, 1919-05-24
MILE POSTS FOR THE
JEFFERSON DAVIS HIGHWAY

At the meeting of the Fiscal Court
held Wednesday permission was grant
ed to the Travellers Protective Asso-
citation to erect concrete mile posts all
along the Jefferson Davis highway
through this county. They are to
have complete control of the erection
and maintenance Of the posts.
The Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 191?-19??, 1919-05-24
May 81, 1910
FAIR GROUNDS
-uODYIMCXlI NV
=HOPKINSVlLLE, KY"

We will hold on the above date second big CATTLE
SHEEP AND HOG SALE when will sell absolutely to
the highest bidder hundreds of heads of stock
If you have stock to SELL that you would do
well by putting them into this sae we will have men
here bid your stock that would never have the
poruny of seeing them if it not for sale of this kind
We will grade your stock in color and sze and in that
way you will not force that buy certain
grade of cattle to have to buy mixed lot In selling them
in this everybody has chance to buy just what
they want. Il
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-02-07
Iuiiertc Griippen Int
Sibiricn mnecSmlSia

@Ia6ibOitof, z. Se6. - Sie SEA.
nooier uno anoere Der bier Itotio-
nierten Sruppen luorten itngeouIoia
ouf Die Gntideioiing Der sSrieocns.
fonferena be3iigIid Der olliierten $50.
Iitif III DfubInno. @egenm1rtio
bcrrid)t nIIgernein oic 9lniid,t, oob
oos ipodlome glbwurteu mittlerueiIe
anonuern miro. Die nilitGriideu
6iibrer idleiuen besiiglidj 6es fiinfti.
gen 8orgeAens nbiolut feline SyiIor.
motinn An boben. 9ie ruiliide Breiie
opboniert Der 8uriidSiebung Der
nIliierfen 3ruppen uno foroert oftipe
Seilnn1ple dm Sample eegen Die
golIdetuifl. Sn llebereinitimmllng
nit ibrer ollpefiinoieten 9oIitif bo.
ben oie eeydponer bereits einen Scil
ibrer Srttppenmadt Suriidgeront-
men, Sic 9idehen 5ieben iih bon Der
l1rdIfront 3uriif, um Die Giienbobn.
linie at fhiiben. Gie borgcidla9ene
gieiie nes Generals Glnl8Ieb, Der Die
aanaoier bier beiebli9t, nod Gnst
lit oilf unbeitintnite 3eit perihoben
mor0en.
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Der Strcik in Seattle
fcaucit cbnc 1tnriibcn

| Seottle, 7. sseb. Seute, am 9.
Gage oes Streifs, lit sic gan8e Stoot
10 gut uie paraIpiiert. 9eIeud,tuno
lit in ben @dnOet bon sSreilpilliqen.
9ie 5treifer ipeiien lire glnb6noer
ielbit: fie baben is grobe Slppenfii.
den eingeridtet. g[Ge HeItarronts
iin6 geihloiien. Seine llnrilben
| faioen ftatt, obtuobI oie Gage ge.
! f1brIid lit. Gs 51bIen sic Strei.
fer 10000 Diam, 0enen Ser. Gtaa.
ten Gruppn NIT MoIdinengeiuebrcn
in1o Sanogrnnnten gegeniiber Tteben.
8ie 8olisei hots MdId)ineneetuebre
| altf Grudss Die iofort mad irgen6
cine 5telle Geidofft tuerSen f6nreit.
6ie bat eine @eritdrtiing bon 1000
&iIfspoli3iIten, ale itiper betpoffnet.
Die Streifer bahen ibre eigere 9so-
Iiaei, I'm 0r0niing ilf1ter Iid ieIbTt
aitfreht 81 erbnlten.
Die Grippen tanlen felt eeltern
ttnhntittag olt. SIR getpegitngen
inuroen berbeimlidt. 8eitltngen
lpuroerl gebetef nidts SIT erfU1bnen.
@s Dltroe 1ber bod befannt. Cine
orabtloie Stntion lit in Der Gtonts.
baitptitd0t Olympia eingerid)tet ipor.
0en. Ger @olDerneur lit frattf, bot
aber feline boIle Silfe beriprodlen.
Gie Irlippen iin6 nngcipieien, gies
gierungseigentitnl 5lt idiisen 1tn0
2lufitdit0e 81 nnteroriden.
gllir Elm StroBenbobniuagen fdbrt
ourd Die StrnBen. er beforbert oie
BoIt. lift bon Grltppen betpadt umo
fiinbi9t bnrd Elm groBes 9Iofdt iei.
ne 8eitimImlng an.
9on 8eitungen eridien mir Der
Star. 2lun Die 8eitungsjlngen.
ftreifen. Gas lit cine ME o1eeipeIeneI
Grideini1na eines Streifes. GelbitI
oas offi3ielle Organ Der Streifer, Der
Union Necorb, fpuroe nidt georllft.
Ser Gtreif begnnrt pil1ftlif] 10I
ltbr morgens geitern. 9(IIe @etriebc
Itonoen oltF Die Riutte itiI. 9ieitou.
rants idIoIIen lire Siiren. StraBen.
bobnuagen fllbren Su ben Shippen.
syitnebs 1no pribote @oI9inen fnb.
ren bein.
86i[a6eIpbia, 7. Sch. 8ieI
emergency Gleet aorporotion pir6
NIT ben Streifern feline 8erbonoliul.
gen onfniipfen. ebe fie nid)t Sur ar.
belt Suriidgefebrt lin6 nmb ibre @e.
Idueroen in oronunasmdfiger Borinl
haben. 60 1uberte Ii6
lDenigItens s. SO. Slaugb, Gireftor
fit gubIi8itdt 6er Gorporotion, Dem
G1ag. g. gie3 Der GENERALIZATION,
Oieie 8eriiherlmg geeeben bate
9Sie3 lit millens, iofort cine 9on.
feren8 eir8nberufen iObnIo scr Streif |
beenoet lit, ober niht borber.
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Rcoicritfte tuiM 11crlilIt
l11ei5eilprciic trsocit

g8ai6ington, Z. syeb. @Ghran0'
6ie 6nrmer ben DeriprOAenen 8reisl
bon $2.26 fiir Oen 8eisen oer 1919
grnte erbaltet iperoeu, tpirD Die Me4
gierung oieien g8ei5eil au einent|
8reiie bertaufen, ben Ser 0larft feits
iest. 9ies pltr0e beite non Dem
Sonlitee fir adnoipirtihaft gehil.
ligt. 8erluIte. Die Dtrb ben lin3
terl6ieo Der 8reiIe berttrlomt mlirs
Den, iuiiroe ole 9ieeieriing tragen.
Ga Die Sfegierung oblolute Som.
troqe iiber Die 8ei3enpreiie In oe1t
Ser. Stoaten Bat, iIt'8 natiirIig}
i6mierig oieien areis feIt5ltietqis,
ipoIlta man iBn unieren eigenett Bes
oiirfniIien dnpaHen. GesbnLb Yteht's
auBer 5rage, odB bic ssreiie 0es
@eItmorftes mnBgebeno fem per.
ben. 3eugen, Die ibte Wfeinnilg III
BEN @erbanoIungen nbgese6en, iprd.
den bon einen 9}reiie bon $1.25
pro 9uIbel oltf Oenl @eltmnrfte.
Gns ipiir0e fir Die sJlegieriing eilell
@erluit bon 800 bro @uI9eI Sc.
trngen. lln6 menn Der 9crunIdIda
fiir Die @rnte, oen man auF 1000.
100000 guibel feitbeiest Bat, TiM
ols rihtig erfpeiit, 10 mir6 Der Me.
gierung barnit cine Ausqdbe bon
ebenioOieIen Goadrs eripodiel.
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3luangsllbicOsgeri(6t
luiro ansgtid)altct
Siiecn iidb Dispmtantcn ridbt scr GiitlAciNnna
Scs sticSsecridpts, 10 ion nitt lpaffcn=
ecpalt, icnSern BlcdsaSc entiAeiccis
1paion lakt im ,i,urat 'aloit sic sodben padeit

goris, 7. Seb. (llnite0 iBrcB)
IS nt0aen nod cine @ohe ooer 5ebr
Eoae oergebe1t bis Die Gonititiltior
ser Golferlieo bon oen Srie0ens0e'
leooten ooIIIt1noig oitrdberateu icir
miro. gS miro gemeloet, oaB oif
g[rbeit Sll einem 9rittel eetmt IL
gSic Die llniteo AreB heilte III Or
fabrung 9ebroht bot miro e3mangs'
IdieOsgqriht" ttibt Der aonititlttior
einberleibt fuer0en. 3pangsihieos-
oericbt beoeltet, boB 9isplttantcr
ni6t MIR ge8puneen iein ipiirocit,
lire Streitfrogen Dem Shieosgerift
su nnterbreiten ion6ern ooB tie iifI
aud nit Der @ntihei6itng beslelbel
8ufrieoen geben niiiien. gSie ote
So6e gegenlpdrtig Iiegt, miro bic
2iao cine interviewing Der ltreitt'
oen eSraqen er5lpingen uuo berbin.
bern, bob at sen @nffen gegriffen
miro, bis Die Grtfdei6itng getroT'
len lit. l2on ipeiB nod nift, Dcl'
die MenBndbmen getroffen tperoeft,
ioIlten ftdl Sic Gisputalten Der @nt.
ideiounq nidt fiigen, boA glaubt
man, ooB cine 8lofoOe, Die iia ee-
oen QeutIhlano 70 mirfun9sDoa er'
t1,;na o;,4nefiihrt npr1en tpir0.
8raIioent 8ilion bot in benz Nht-
rat 9oloIt cine ipeitere l1nterreorlng
nit 2lono @eor9e 1uio galtotr 9e'
habit. es miro ongenomnlen, oaB
Ser 9Slalt fir Die gOIferlign oie
@rimbloge Der &onferend gebtloet
hat. Ole 8otiade, onB ons 3pnngs'
ifieosqerift aus bet aonltttitioil
ausqqls6altef iporoen III. iHtb ooB
ser @orIc6lag, ipelder eiilgebradt
ipuroe, borliebt, oaB gaationett, mel.
die iid berLebt fiibIen, Oie 8abl fitr
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spartaferltrri(b tt
&timar mi6lingt
Gin Derim6, iidt Scr Gelcerapbcndmtcr sm be;
indGtiecn, mi6linst; SclSatcn icrecn fir
2lMfrcGtcrbalttna Scr OrSnitne
sclcatens rnS ,l,atrolenreuoltc in ,liaeSeburs

Berlin. 7. Sch. - unbeltdtigtc
4reBoepeiden nieloen, 6ab ole gluf.
It1r0ii6en in Bremen Den aanpi
bier llno bort fortieseu, trotoem Is
beiBt, OoB iie in Dem anmpfe gegen
bic RcgierungStruppen nnterlegen
iinO. Gs beiBt, boB III Den S6m.
pfen on lebten 3ienst1e 30 0}onn
gefallen iino imO iiber 100 beripun.
oct iuuroen. Die SSnilirgenten bat.
ten Die i6perIten gerIuIte ollf3unei.
fen.
9entidlen crubern Srom6crs iuiebcr.
amiterOaHt, 7. 6eb.-Gah einenl
beftigen Sample lit 6ie Stoot 8rou.
BERG a'ronin8 8eitprellBen, bird
Die 8entidlen bon ben 9Solen luieoer.
erobert poroen.
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glbidofflr,q oer gfarrfduIen for
oert. Iofpie onoerer fein6li6er Bor'
lagen gegen Die &farrI6ulep.
glotiirIih miiIien Die Greunoe Der
| @enieinoeidulen Die neue Bill, oie
lett pom Sonlitee otsgearbeitet
miro. elmer eriin0liden @rilfung llrl'
tersiphert, nenn gtiemnnO bermag &c.
oerlp6rtiq borollsgtieben, pel9e @e-
| itimn1u8en 1ie ertbolteu piro, ipenn
aud, all5utlebmen lit oaB Die mat'
item onIt6Rigiten 4Slnfte Ser fritbe'
rem gor(oden Oorin niht ent9alten
fem iperhell.
g9os bic Spra1eRfrage allbetrlttt
10 lit eS fir olle frentOlprablgelt
&irhenaeiuenl0en BON NebraSfa BON
Ser tiltBerlten 8idtigteit, oaB iie
lire 5oroerlingen in benz offentli'
den ger6or nGdItetl 9ienstag mad.
nlittaq in 2incoIn ilt iiberaeligenoer
@etie oortraeeit. g}ur 0om fonnen
lte boffet, ooB man ibren bere4tig-
ten g5oroerlingen 0aS getitgenoe|
8erIt1n0ni8 1tn0 cine 0enentipres
cbenoe geriidIidtigung entge9en
brinqen miro. SSeoe frer6ipratigeI
Sir6engeneii1be ioIGte einen tiidtt.I
qen re0egemon0ten @lann 5lt Dem
gerh6r nod 2incoln entieilben.
@s beitebt iibrieens elm WtiSber-
itdn0nis III 4irdengeuleilOen binsI
iidtlid ser Spradenfrage. @inige
gertreter oelltIder proteitdntiider
&irfenf0rper iino Ger gniiht DOB
litb 6as bonn Senut artgenommene
geieb mr. gegen &aro6ialihulen
rthtet gos @eieb deF meiter, es
berbietet iegli6en 1lrterridt in elmer
fren6en Sprode in alien SdJuIen,
rifytet iih oIio aid aegen iogenonn'
ten SonntagSidltIeu II. Gonfirnon-
SenIduIen. eSyn feiner 0ieier Sdlt-
len fam nod 0ieier gorIage einc
fremoe Sprahe beim gteligionslin.
terrid)t gebraud)t merOen. 9ie Sra.
ae gebt oIic alle frentOipradigen
@emeinOen obue lliiteridlieO Oes Be
fenntniiies an.
@ollb. WlcaelDie 6at Ser 9egisIa.
tur Sie Shaffung elmer staatsfon-
itablerboli5ei nad Oem W3uiter Der
GeuniplD1ltio Gtdatspoli5ei empfo9.
LEM Gieie QoIi5ei lit rad Dem glu.
iter Der fannoilhen berittenen @ren5.l
poIi5ei oreaniiiert im0 bat iid I'M
Often beion0ers bci StrcifllnribenI
ausge5eidnet.
gIbgeoroneter Griiieoop 6df NIT
3mtimnulng 0es Solies cine sln5obI
pon linn eineereintc gorlaaeD an.
riidge3oeen neil iie nngebIid Den
@eiit Der gionportiion Siaa otneten
uuo fir gerito1fliflna Der @etrei.l
u5D QhibIen moun.
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eiHe frteriudung, Gern1itteIltnQ tnh
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ben oll9enleinen @ldn eelhm1d1t. 60
iagen sSiibrer, Die bic 2[niidf perfrcs|
ten babeit, ooB Elm 3iunngsidlieosqe4
riht allein fiinfti9en Arfcgeii bora
bellgen fonne. Gie jeAiaen MusIid,.
ten Oeltten an. DOB oie G5IferEsuo.|
lpenn fie 9ebiI0et tuorOen ilt ridlt|
oie dIlerbohite Sa5rperldaft iaTu
miro, fuie fie aSr1iioent 5uerit inf
Gimme gebabt bat. Gr lit inoeIleit
beltrebt, iDie man ofltifflu,f. biel
ltGrfiten WfaBnabmen jeines itrs|
ipriingIihen 4Ialies olifrpdbt su err.
baIten obgleid er aealpungen feiit|
miro, gefpiiie aon5eilionen al nsds
6elt I'M eifien slonlproniib 5ls|
iideuL in ipeldent fitb Die NaticiieIl'
einigen fonten.
Staliener nnb sSngo.Slapeu,
paris, Z. Seb. Nr1iioeilt 9sfl4
ion bielt nit Dem italie1ilden Wlf
Iterpr1iioenten Orlando ltii0
40 iIabiihen MiniIter Des sus.
tiget Erlllnbith cine ipiftN aolls
ferend. Serr @ilion beSiuht. alpi.
Iben bei0en 9iotionen al serntifteltl
un0 cine Ginigling betreffs Der bets
oerieitigen 9[nipriid)e aiif gubaniFus
SSiunle, sSIItrieit 1tt0 9alnnfieqt bprs
beiatfiibren, obne 0af3 iid 0ie sSrie4
Oens0elegoten NIT bieier Hroge als
6efaiIen brauhcn. gs beift. baB
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brighten Yno inipiOerrufIiden Au.
lpriihe biniidtlid) Der &iiIte oea
@briotiihen Meeres ill0 6iltlaas
iinterbreitet babe.
Serr 8iIion riiitcf 5iir gIbreiit
9snrig, Z. sSeb. (l1hteo Pre'
Sssnl Maurot GaIait ipir6 ein8epl
SbgLeih Die 9lbreiie oes ErdfIa
8iIion nidt Dor nahiten n
gepldnt If, 10 iperoen q
i1enfe un0 Soubetir
&rGiiOent ltr6 feline Geein.
ten hnben, eingepodt.
lpiegen bQltoerte gilul0 mn papesh
ipinen gsert BON 9llllDerteEl RYunoeR
9terItng. Gs 1T nod ridlf slIoa q 'Es 81
tig entldieoen, Oh Ser Irali5el
ipieoer nad s5rdnfreidb onriidfebrels
miro; oie 9(rt ltno @eiie ieood)x iuie
in Ser g9iIioll' l'iden 9lgiioen8 oafaes
rGumt miro, laIlen erfennetL 0aB er
ni6t nadp 8rnnfreid 3itriidfeDreit
miro, troboein. ioIIte bieies oenuodl
Der Ball iein. ibnl Der Wetrat 8aloFt
als Heitoen5 ailgetpielef lperoell
lpiir0e.
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metterE,eriMt.

SIR Gnlabn inO ltmeeaenb
Sdnee heiite abeno uno iDabrideinf
lid 5olHstoe etlpns iporiner bette
obeno.
Sir 9lebrasfa Sdlnee briiis
o5enO unO pobridleinIid g0nlstae
e.funs mariner i'm oitIihen TpiIe
acIter an Sainsioo TN uelsIldlzf
anO nor0Ildsg asIIs