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Omaha daily bee., 1919-04-26
NEGRO BANDITS CORN CROP Of us.
WHO ATTACK man THREATENED BY
ARE D|SARMED NEW PARASITE
European Corn Borer Brought
Into Country in Foreign
Shipments; Great Damage
Already Done in East.

Philadelphia, April 25.-The corn
crop Of the United States is threat
ened.
This statement was made today
by DR.. L. c. Howard, chief of the
bureau of entomology, United
States Department of Agriculture,
Washington, who spoke before the
American Philosophical society at
the second meeting of a three day
session here.
DR.. Howard said the European
corn borer, a comparatively new
parasite, introduced into this coun-
try from foreign shipments, has OBJ
tanned a strong foothold in New
England and New York. Great
damage has already been done.
IF this borer reaches the corn
fields of the west" he said. II don't
see what is going to save them. And
there seems to be but slight hope
Of our being able to eradicate the
pest"
Omaha daily bee., 1919-04-26
One-Minute
Store TUlk

"Better Clothes" is the
slogan of the new era of
Peace and Prosperity into
which the world is entering.
The war has given thou
sands Of men and young men
a chance to do a little think
ing about their own affairs.
They've looked around and
have seen q wonderful world
full of opportunity and ev-
erywhere they see the advan-
tage, the comfort, the pres
tige of Better Clothes.
They help a man own
more Victory Notes.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-04-26
Pacific Liner Commander
DareS Death Among Sharks
BY Universal Service

San Francisco.-Capt. ]. H. Trask,
commander of the Oceanic liner
Sonoma, dared death by diving
among sharks to repair the propeller
recently. Some 200 miles from
Sydney, Australia, the starboard
crank shaft began acting up. Being
the best swimmer on board, the
commander donned diving suit and
remained under water two minutes.
In the meantime the crew hshed for
sharks and caught one weighing
1900 pounds. 1t had eight double
rows of teeth. The shark was
hoisted to the deck by tackle and
killed with bullets.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-04-26
Albert Aver Battles Witt
Three Colored Highway
men; Wrenches Weapons
From Them.

Three negro hold-up men were
put to flight by Albert Aver, HAS
North Eighteenth, Thursday night,
when they attempted to rob him at
the point of a revolver, and after
one of the highwaymen slashed his
coat with razor. .-r .-. .
AySr ,old police that he was walk
ing in the vicinity of Twenty-sec-
ond ard Seward streets shortly
after midnight when he was ac-
costed by three negroes. One Of
them pointed revolver at him and
commanded him to throw up his
hands. Aver grappled with the man
and w.enched the revolver from his
grasp. He pointed the weapon at
one of the men and pulled the trig-
CIR. 1t missed fire. Later it was
discovered the revolver was not
loaded.
Slashed with Razor.
The other two negroes closed in
d their intended victim, one of
tt I'm slashing his coat with a razor
aHh the other struck him on the
head with blunt instrument. Aver
continued to battle with the men,
using the blunt end of the revolver
as a weapon. The negroes were
bested when they broke and ran
Miss Emily ARIEL, 24l2 St. Mary's
avenue, reported to the police that
a lone negro seized her purse
Thursday night while she was walk
ing alone on the street in the neigh
borhood of her home. She declared
the pocketbook contained SIS. Miss
ARIEL said the negro leaped from
the mouth of an alley, grabbed the
purse, which she carried on her arm,
and disappeared in the darkness Of
tho alley.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-04-26
"a Want to See the PoiIus,"
Declares CIemenceau

Premier Clemenceau of France
made many visits to the battle front
while head of the government. Gen
eral Gordonnier, writing of one of
those visits in the Paris magazine,
Je Sais Tont. quotes a dialogue be-
Omaha daily bee., 1919-04-26

see the poilus out there where they
are close to the boches."
well, it's an easy matter in this
sector to get close view of the
boches. For six >kilometers our
trenches are within a grenade throw
of the German trenches, and at Post
8 only four meters separate the
lines"
"All right. | want to go to Post g."
Omaha daily bee., 1919-04-26
1nttety Rrauh Ulnt4rs

i. 6nttety Rrann Ulnt4fa
pUSY Business Men find here new achievements
- fabrics magnificent Canterbury worsteds, irides
weaves. Homespuns, aannels in range of colorngs
smart patterns most unusual and dis c0n l.
tinctive in conservative Spring suits, at. 9ZV u Y
Top Coat. Your better advantage choosin
In Great fitting Welt waisters, Box Coat
Demand motor coats, knitted weaves, c
:..... Mems and and Bo
Omaha daily bee., 1919-04-26

'Mr. Premier. that will be very
dangerous. Several days shells,
grenades and mines have been used
necessarily. The Germans were re-
pulsed there in big attack and they
will not accept the check without
another attack. It's a big risk to
go there and it is my duty to warn
you"
81 am Is years old. my dear gen.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-04-26

tween the premier and a division
commander.
81 suggest, M. Premier, that we
go to the heights of Sampizny; from
there we can see the entire bend of
the Mouse, a little Of Saint Mihiel
and the Forest of Ally
General" the premier interrupt
Led, II am not a tourist; l am not
looking for fine view. | want to
Omaha daily bee., 1919-04-26

eral." the premier said firmly; what
better could happen to me than
death on the field Of battle3"
And so the premier visited Post 8.
The Advertiser who uses The Bee
Want Ad Column increases his
business thereby and the persons
who read them profit by the oppor-
tunitics offered.
Arizona republican., 1919-11-16

City of New York, gave most in
structive address on this subject. Miss
Freeland, at the urgent request of the
club promised to continue these lee
lures during the year.
Mrs. Rudolph Kuchler gave an in
teresting talk on the subject of Art
and exhibited an original painting in
oil by the famous artist Ralph Blake
lock. The painting has been in the
possession of Mrs. rKuchler's family for
many years.
Miss Eva Brownsberger delighted
her audience by her clever rendition
of two piano numbers. Mrs. R. q.
Grimes and Miss Elizabeth Beatty re-
ported the meeting Of the District Fed
Grafton at Mesa in most interesting
manner, bringing home many splendid
suggestions which will be acted upon
by the club.
Fifty women were present and all
were enthusiastic in their appreciation
of the meeting. Mrs. Rudolph Kuch-
! Ter acted as chairman. Delicious re-
freshments were served by Mrs. A. H
| Westfall and Mrs. Pearl K. Beatty, as
sisted by Miss Virginia Lockett and
Miss Geraldine Butler.
Arizona republican., 1919-11-16

cultural extension service Of the Uni
versity of Arizona as well as Maricopa
county will Immediately place four
expert gopher killers in the county to
exterminate this pest. Four quarts oil
free to every rancher in the county
This amount is enough to kill about
700 gophers.
The poison will be prepared from
material purchased with cooperative
funds provided by the United States
biological survey, the state agricul-
tural extension service and Maricopa
county. The county supervisors are
especially interested in the poisoning
of ditch banks parellelfng county
roads as the gophers are constantly
breaking the ditch banks and flooding
the roads.
The famous poison formula of the
United States biological survey will be
used. This is the same poison which
was used last year at Flagstaff where
1,641 prairie dogs were killed in one
day by one man. A picture of this
pile is now on display at the state
| headquarters of the United States bio
logical survey at 113 North Second
avenue. D. A. Gilchrist, rodent pest
director, who made the killing at Flag
staff, will personally direct the Mari
copa county work in cooperation with
H. C. Heard. county agriculture
agent.
Maricopa county ranchers have long
underworld to secure assistance In de.
Arizona republican., 1919-11-16
so Eggs a Day
Instead of Il

More Eggs Tonic is a Godsend;
before using 1t / was getting only IL
eggs a day and 1 am now getting So"
writes Mrs. Myrtle Ice of Boston, KY.
More Eggs" Tonic has already been
used by 100000 chicken raisers and
literally thousands OF letters have
been received telling of it's marvellous
results. Any poultry raiser can cas-
lily double his profits by doubling the
egg production of his hens. More
Eggs" is a scientific tonic that re-
vitalizes the flock and makes the hens
lay all the time. more Eggs will
double the production of eggs. Poul-
try raisers everywhere are making
big profits by giving their hens More
Eggs The results of few cents
worth will amaze you.
Send $1.0O to E. ]. Refer, the poul-
try expert, 1870 Refer Bldg Kansas
City, Mo-, and he will send you a sea-
sons supply Of More Eggs" A mil
lion dollar bank guarantees if you
are not absolutely satisfied your dol
lar will be returned on request. Sc
there is no risk. Send a dollar today
Profit by the experience of a man who
has made a fortune out of poultry.
Arizona republican., 1919-11-16
COUNTY ROAD go. ........ .....
COUNTY !! | Try ROAD. :.
BOARD READY
FOR BIDDING
Advertising for Supplies
Probably Will Be Placed
Monday; Commissioners
Say No Guessing Is Slogan

Bids for the supplies required by the
county highway commission for the
paving OF more than $50 miles of high
way under the s4.000.000 bond issue
recently voted for and made available
by the taxpayers, will be advertised
for, probably tomorrow, according to
announcement by the commission late
yesterday.
This means, according to the COM
mission, that things will soon be hap
pening. The law requires that the ad-
vertisements for bids shall run for 10
consecutive days. The advertisement
is to appear in the pages Of The Re-
publican. Although some impotence
has been reported occasionally to the
commission, it is their opinion that
the highway work is progressing pref
ty fast, as only 60 days have elapsed
since the s4.000,000 became available
and the size of the appropriation is
Arizona republican., 1919-11-16
WAR ON GOPHERS
DECLARED; VALLEY
WILL Be CLEANED

Thousands Of pocket gophers are to
be killed in Maricopa county this
winter.
The gopers have been doing harm
in many ways. They have destroyed
grape fruit, orange, apricots and other
trees by eating the root system and
have prevented close moving of
alfalfa by covering the fields with
piles of earth. Their burrows have
admitted surface water and on sloping
ground it has lead to the washing of
deep gullies. Their tunnels In ditch
banks have caused many costly breaks
and the damage to gardens and vine
yards has also amounted to consid-
cradle.
The Maricopa county farm bureau
has secured the services Of the bureau
of biological survey, United States de-
partment of agriculture and this de-
partment cooperating with the agrt-
Arizona republican., 1919-11-16

stroying the gophers and the farm
bureau is to be congratulated in Sc
curing the assistance of the experts.
The work will start Immediately
with public demonstrations over the
valley, locations and dates to be an
nounced from time to time and it is
| the intention of the experts to visit
every ranch in the valley so that no
one will be missed.
Arizona republican., 1919-11-16
DECEMBER | DATE
WHEN HOTEL OPEN

Castle Hot Springs, the famous Ar
IONA winter resort located sho
motor run from Phoenix, will OPT
December l. The management rs
ports that a very large number {
bookings have been made for Il
winter season; in fact, so popular hi
this unique resort become that it
impossible to take care of the vel
large number of people who desire !
visit there.
Among the reservations alreat
booked are those of number
Phoenix people who are looking fof
ward to enjoying the week fnds ;
Castle Hot Springs hotel.
Use Republican Classified Pages +,
] Results-Read for Profit.
Arizona republican., 1919-11-16
THE HIGHEST VILLAGE ON EARTH
(sclentific american supplementl

Scientific American SUPPLEMENT-
A writer in a recent issue Of LAS
tronomie calls attention to a tiny viii
age in Kashmir, which holds the lofty
distinction Of being the highest on
earth. This village, which bears the
name Karzok, is located at latitude 80
degrees So minutes $50 seconds north
and longitude rs degrees Is minutes
1895 seconds east from Greenwich. It's
altitude is 4,556 meters or 1895 feet.
The village contains a few wretched
stone houses and small Buddhist
monastery.
Arizona republican., 1919-11-16
WASHINGTON CLUB
MEETING UNUSUAL

A most successful club meeting was
held by the Washington Woman's club
Friday afternoon.
Miss Louise Freeland for three years
active in Americanization work in the
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-01-25
Senator Hcitpcits Bill
fiir 100000, 900

ggaI6ineton, %. San Ger aoli-
greB bat $100,000, 600 fir oie Nct-
leioenoen guropos foellt ipie betuiI-
liet. gtG9ite @ohe DirO Ell fir
cine gIeihe Suutlne, aber aitnl 8elten
Der SteaenIoien I'M 2anoe, aiigeso-
gen iper0en.
Senotor aeuDon nn6 aitoere ba.
ben iooieLe 8nihrtften bon allen
Seilen oes 2arDes lino bon dIIer
m0gIi6en 8eborben lltro 9riuatper-
ionen erbalten, oof oes Genators
Sin, Die nadite 8ode sitr 9ehntte
fonrn1en ioI, obne 3iueifeI cine Boil
bige Grleoiging fitoen miro.
yg8ir boben i1gte &enbo1 beltie.
$500, 100000 fir europa beiDiI.
Iigt, foIIten mir ipenigitens cine slei.
DE Sltnrme Ben Sungrigen glntari-
fns Derlpeigertt2
9ie Bill &enDons lit fir bic Ct.
ridtlutg BON OfientIiHen galteu, bic
@eIddftigllngsloieH geniiaello Be-
i91ftiglng offerieren tpiiroen.
Son Dem @elOe, oas nad giiros
pa eebt, ipiro nibt bieI, nod Sen.
hons aniift, no9 anerifd Sltrild.
fonlnet, ober ie0er Dollar, Der ei.
mem @nterifaner grbeit berbiIFt, Be.
Deltte 8ibioetioen fitr 9lmerif1.
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Sciat t,ailicrt
Bilfesl3etpinieiiite
fir europa
@fit 50 9eaeu is luirb geiuillisung
ber Sl00,000,000 fir europa
unaennmnten.

@aibington 25 sSalt.-gso1oent
Die 3e6atte iiber oie 8etpiligung
Der pom grdii6enten gelpiinidten
$t00,000000 gum 9elten Ser gtots
leioenOen IN europa eine 8obe
lang Iebbdft bin unb ber geid)lponft
bate, boiiierte Die gorlaee geitern
ben Genat nit 50 9egen Is Stint.
men.
9ie 8dpiuigung mar Dem Br1ii.
oenten 10 belon0ers pihtiq, neil
er Der felten 9Iniiht 1T nnB mate.
rielle gbbilfe Ser gtpt oos bette
a6nebrntittel gegen Die slusbrei-
tltng Des 9oliheipiSutus iit.-9ie
&orlaee fontmt nun Dor Die Som.
feret8 sur sSeititellltng getpiiier me-
niger iuidtiger Qlmeu0emeuts oeS
Senats, ober man ertpartet, 0aB lie
nd6ita ISOLDE en0giItig angenolH.
men uer0en miro.
Mle gsnenoemef1ts, Die oe8 gsr1a
iiOenten uno Serbert Soobers noI[c
iiber Die 100000 GOO
iollten, iuaren nieoerge.
Itintult tporoer.
t5 &epubIitoter un0 3 9enlcfro.
ten itinlntten 9egen Die 8orIage,
lp1breno 19 aepublitaner 0en "a
9emOfrnten Die bnfiir Itinutten,
gum Siege berbnlfen.
Genotor gununins bon Soma
mar oagegetbl obtpobl er ri6i
itimnlte, e6enIo Senator g5or6a-
man bon gaiiiiiiippi Der ober ob'
lpelen0 mar.
Die 3 3eluofraten Die oassgeH
Itimmten. iporen @ore, Snrofpif
uno Mbars.
3rrs Dor Ser @bItinlmIlug nnbm
Senator gorab 6ns @ort, I'M 3u
erflGren OoB nidt mebr als s
Seg SenntS bic 8orlnge
gut6eibe nuS ooB, ieIbit ipenn Der
Senat fie paiiiere, er ipdter iif 6d.
fir enfI6uloigen tueroe. Iean ee6e
slnfa@ Der Srie6ensfonferens tpeqen
nod. ltao oieie, fiiete er bin5i lei
cine offene 8erIesung BON Pr0it.
bent 8iIions @eriprehuneen, Oa
bon 6ffentIiden @erbanoIun8rn
nihts at merfen iei.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-01-25

Ser SberIte &riegsrnt bot an ee.
ipiIie eliropdii6e @ationen cine iAar.
fe @arnung geridtet, laitt ipeIder
@ebiete, bic burd @affengeipnlt err
langt tporoen fir6, ont ssrieoenstiif
ni6t onerfonnt iueroen tpiiroen. Gie-
ie grflGrung ipur6e n1ittels orabt-
[oier Selegropbie iiber bic gatae
8elt berfiinoet uno biIoet einen erit-
ialoIienen S9ritt, Dem 9Ieirfrieg,
Der oif Der 8nlfnnbalbinieI, IN 9al-
nlotien, innerbnlb Der friibereu
oIterrei1iih uitgoriiaeft Nonardie
un0 in SeiIen &olens dltsgebro6en
lit, eifl Gnbe at bereiten. Gs miro
angelonluten OaB 0ieier 8ornulg
olieitig entiproden tper0en miro.
Earis, 20. San. = Gs miro an.
aenonlnlen, bob bel Der beiitigen 8e.
ipre6ltng on1 5rieoenstiid Die Bill
oitng Der g1atioualitatettlign 6as
Sotpttbelltd bil0eti miro. 0tiniIter-
pr1iioent 2lopo George miro Den
8oa ms RolLen bringen mno Den
britiIden 8lan fir Die 8iloung Der
9iga sltr 9isfuiiion unterbreiten. Gs
tit nod nneeipiB, Oh Der anterifa.
tiiife 9lan ebenfaas beute eingereidt
tuer0en miro.
Gs beiBt, ooB Bic britiihett ii. ome-
rifaniiden @ntipiirfe berbeHerte Be
Ttimrttungen oes Saager tribunals
iino.
8r1iioe1lt @ilion fest ietne gail8e
&roft ein, Inn Ole 9lrbeit Der 5ries
oensfonferena au beidleitnigeu. CT
tuiinfd)t, 6oB ole groBen 5rngen in
gsirflidfeit erlebigt fein iollen, ebe
er I'M syebrilar nod SaiiIe fabrt. Gjr
foa Der 4nfid)t ieih, Dob er 1ttht
nod Ssranfreidl 5uriifSltfebren brau-
DE, neil er befiirhtet, baB feint
Hiidfebr cine @egenipirfllng nusiiben
uno einen gerluIt feirtes Ginfluiies
beoeuten rtoge. Serr @ilion iiebt
Elm, bob oie 3eit, ieinen GinflnB gel.
teno 3r madden, 70 lnnge beltebt, uie
bicier I'M 5riebensrat borberrideno
lit uno 10 Iof1ge er eiitert ftarfen Salt
an benz @olf III @robbritannien,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-01-25
GnolanS cr9rcift
4,artei fir pclea

g(niteroorn, %. sSou-Mnttportlid
elmer britiI1en gtote. iuorin Die
Oeutide gteeiarung eriudt miro, 90.
bon 9lbltano gu nebnlen, oie polri.
i6e @eb0lferung bon Dit 1tno 8eIt.
preuBen, &oien uno gdIefien uei'
ter Su rei8erL erfIdrte Die Regierung,
elmer @erIiner 9epeide 5ufolge, 0aB
iie nit @roBbritaunieit oorin iiber-
einItinme, OoB Die 3ufunft Der Oeiit-
i6en Sftgren3en bon oen 9ei4liilipn
Oes 5rieoensfougreiies nbbange. Die
Oeutffe Geeietung oriift lire lie.
berroI6ung iiber ons @rluhen Der
britiiben &e9ieruns aus, Elm CRU.
den, oas MIR Der Satio6e 5llge.
ldrieben tperoen fdnh bob Die bri-
tiIae gfegierlns iiber Die 8or9dnge
I'M Often imgeltifBeno ntlterridtet
1T. Die 0ellti6e 9iote erfIart,
9elitiblarto babe oGes eetur, ben
polnii9en geidiperoen gere4t gu
peroen. 9oien bef:n0et fid IN ei.
nent Sta0ium oes 4ufrltbrs. Gie
oelltihc 8ebOIfering babe Die giegiea
rung unt 9ilfe angerufen, ino Oieie
babe ge3tpltngencrmaben militariide
glaBregeln ergreifen ntiiiien, UNI
9ube r1lo SrOnltng ipieoer berau.
itellen. g8Gbren0 Die oelttIde &e,
gieritng fi1 oler @aBnobnen geeen
oic polnii6en gationolilten, ipeIda
8errat uno gGufrubr planten unO
ousfiibrten, ertbielt, fam fie bod
ni6t ouloen Oob ebrgei5iger Sntpe.
rialismus Die 8iigeI Der 9fegierung
fiibrt.
9ie 8orednge in S6erIdIeIien
(Streif Der 8ergleute) baben nit
nationnlen 6rusen nbioIitt ni6ts 6u
i6nffen unO beaiigIicb greuBens
Tonne bon elmer nationolen polni.
iden @etpeeung gar uift geiprodeu
iperoen.
9ieg1oteidlieBt: oslGe MnBrs.
eeGn Der oeutiden Megierit1lg felt
bem sLbihIuB bes Observation-Disclosures
noren oorouf eerihtet, Die Der.
oesbeitimmrneen genou alisalfiib.
ren, tros Der uneeredltfertieteu Ser.
hide Der 'Foleu Die poIitifde Graes
ellen nroeren bordn Dor oen Trie.
OensfOngreB su bringen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-01-25
1lMr Gnaliitt iit
alien 1ocMsi1iilcn
Sas III ser geidlnf bes Grsiebnnss.
fuHitees bes StaatsIeuats.

2incoln, glebr., %. San.-Gns
Gr8iebungs.aomitee oes Staats.
iennts bat ii6 Sreitag mad 8era.
titng nIler porliegenben Shulnor.
losen Oabin geeiniet bab er einegor-
Ioge Sur Slnnabme enpfeblen iptr0,
Ioit tpeI1er feinerlei' frentoiprod.
Ii6er llnterriGt in ireen6 einer Of.
fentIiden. 9Sribots ODER @emeinbes
i6ule unter Dem 8. @rnoe er.eilt
iuprOen 0orf. Die 8orloge beitintnrt,
6nB frenbipro6li6er llnterridt att6
ols Gin @titteL oes gfeIigions.
llnterri6ts in ben eriten s @rooen
berboten lit, berbietet ober Die Gn.
ipenoung BON 6renlOipra9en ns6t
6ltrd BaItoren ODER @ltern beiin
@rteilen bon &eligionsunterridt
auBerboI6 Ser GduLen.
0dt Dem 8. ShuIgrooe (aIio nit
Dem eriten SodifuIfurius) lit lln-
terrift in frenloen Sprnden se-
itottet bod ulnB elm 2ebrfiriils Be.
folgt iperoen, 0er bonn 5tnats.
Observation-Disclosures borsefdriebeu
1T.
9ie GracemeII. .Mears @orIoee
fir Sic @rri1tung zines neuen
Stnntsfnhifols fon1nlt n1dlgten
0iensta0 bornlittog allr Spra6e.
Gie Qorloee be0illgt Die 8etpial.
eune bon $5,0Qp,000 fir ben
Nellbnu.
3ie 9iterno1it8orIage gegen oie
llnioit 9neific, lit ilu aohlitee oes
@an3en Aabe5i einitinlrnig angeaonI-
men ipor6eh. 9hlr 8arton Green
bon 2illcoln itinlnlte 6ngegen.
@oloerneur McGeIbie bot ottf
Oie anfrnge elmer Stem Yorfer 3eis
tltng, o6 er 3u @anlten Der 9e.
lpeglulg iei, ooB glmerifo ben g[lli-
ierten ihre ariegsi1uIb ihetlfer iol[,
eeiogt, hnB er cine oerdrtige 8eipe.
gliig tiidt brgiinitiget f6nne. @oit-
perneur Mcaelbie Iegte feline
@riinbe 6or, tuesbalb er 6ieIen glun
peber fit proftiid, nod fir bor-
teilbnst belt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-01-25
MQiirrte luQrmell
geluiiit MatioIltll
Das iiinet pom Sieicn nit l,affcneeiuolt crcberte
Gebiet wirS am SricSenstifdb nid1t aitcrkantt
iperSen; iie wetScn 9cRcrGcft
1pilion srirst amf yei4leunisuns Scr alrbeit

sSrarfreih uno sstaTieii Bat.
glus GueIlen, bic odg @ertrnlien
BEG 9Sr1fioenten eeitieBeit ersdbrt
man, ooB er felt oobei berbarrt, bon
0eiti9lano oIs gntid1oiglirg fit
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pen iiberIieferL oIIeS slt berIdngen.
mas Geutidlnno at SabIeir iiititnn0e
lit. Ser 9slan Die Gntih6oiglinq
feit3uiesen, ipelden Der 9rdiioeilt be.
giinItigen ioa, beitebt bdrin, aid]t ei-
ne feite Snnlnle feitsufebeit foftoerit
ein sSnpentor Der trt0uitrielIen &iIfs.
quellen 3eutidlaios ailf5anebnleit
lino ieoe ein5elne nod ibrer J1hiafeit
att belteuern. gleben Der Gtelier,
ipeI6e oltf oelttide Srtonltrie gelegt
iperben ioa mag ieoer oeutihen
Stoot cine Gtelier nuferlegt iuer0eu,
ino bic &egieritng, Die Die GiIellbnb.
men, Telephone ltnb Eele9rnphen
fortrolfiert, miro eberfaI[s NIT ei.
ner Gteuer beOodt iueroeu. qic
8ransoien fdIagen ipeiterbifl bor>
6aB 8oubols nus oelitftbea MdIoerll
gum @ieoeraufbna Graufreids ge.
lisfert tpernen ion.
garis, 25. San. Serr 5o5o.
ttoff, ipeI9er ben gr0Beren Seil Der
ben 9olideiuifi feinolid3en Megierilii-
gen tn GuBFolo bertrift, idgte, 0nB
er nift an Der ruiliidsfraIIiierfeii !
&ollferer3 oaf bet Brir5en.syule
I'm 0somora 9ieere tetIitebnleu mir
be, tpeI1e an Is. 5ebrltnr itnftfilt.
ben ion. Serr 3aaonoff erfIarts
6nB Die gtift.gollhpiDifi Megierltll.
gen in MuBlonb nidt an bet Sonic
refl5 teiInebneli tpiiroell. ipeiI bic SIC.
gier1tng Der 9oIibeluifi pertreieH Ieiil
ipiiroe. Gr beSeitbnefe Die @olihelpi.
ii nEs Str1fIinge. SER 5dsoi1pff,
pel6er elm friiberer IltsIdubgnnifti-
iter &nBIonos mar, fam 1lad) H1ris
nit beln 8egInlibigiings- -Shreibell
bon Der olIruiiiiden Meeieritg. mel.
DIE IonliraI &oIdof fiibrt arto Doit
Der 4nti-8olibaipifi -9fagiertng, mel.
6e ii1lter General Genifeno lttbt.