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Evening star., 1919-12-17
INCOME TAXPAYERS POSTED.
Returns Filed by D. c. Residents
Are Listed,

Residents of the District of Column
bia VIII o filed income tax returns for 1918
were listed and their names posted
yesterday in the city post Office and in
the office of the deputy collector of in
ternal revenue. 141S II street. The
amount of tax return is not given. 1t
was announced that lists will be posted
in every post Office and offices of in
ternal revenue and deputy collectors
throughout the country.
Evening star., 1919-12-17
KENTUCKY OFFERS TREE.
LINCOLN SHAFT SETTING
Proffer Made in Efforts to Prevent
Shaft Being Sent to
Storehouse.

Kentucky, the birthplace of Abraham
Lincoln, is the first state to come to the
front with the offer of memorial tree
as part of the setting for the Lincoln
shaft now being taken down from in
front of the D. c. courthouse
In communication today to the
American Forestry Association, Helen
Fitz Randolph of Louisville. a member
of the National League for Women's
Service. offers to provide a tree from the
farm on which Lincoln was born.
Charles Lathrop Pack. president of the
American Forestry Association, sug-
gested that the shaft be saved from the
storehouse and placed on the point be-
be looking towar dthe south, which he
loved so well
Now Being Boxed.
The shaft is now being boxed and
seems headed for storage, and it is fol-
lowing the suggestion of Mr. Pack that
Kentucky comes forward with the offer
of the National League for Women's
there is fine opportunity on the point
to allow each state in the Union to plant
a Tree as a proper setting for the shaft
if placed there
II does not seem possible" said Miss
Randolph. that the people Of Washing
ton Will allow this shaft of Lincoln to
go into storage The ideal place for
1t would be on the Potomac looking
O""iu tAie Soulh- however. IT WASH
lngton does not want the shaft the
women of Kentucky do; I am conf
dent of that"
ceremony on Birth Anniversary.
c. H. English. director Of Community
Service. has offered the organizations
ald IN putting on pageant depicting
LincoIn's life. when the shaft is re-
placed and dedicated anew. Mr.. Eng
lish urges that February IL, the 111th
anniversary of Lincoln's birth, would be
the proper time to rededicate the shaft
and make the day big one in the his
tory of Washington
Evening star., 1919-12-17
Lieut.. Writ Put ON Retired List.

Provisional First Lieut.. Peter Writ.
United States infantry. having been
reported incapacitated for active duty
by reason of physical disability incl
dent to the service, has been placed
on the retired list
Imperial Valley press., 1919-10-27
COLLEGE WOMEN'S CLUB


There was i large attendance ut tIf
College Women's club. saturday afte'
noon, which met for its first session
the wear at Davis Hall.
The room was made cosy and home
like by the addition OF rugs, bowls o.
roses and baskets of trailing Australian
pea vines and blossoms placed o
small tables about the room. Th,
serving table added to the honey az
pea1ance. with its linen cover ans
center piece of pink roses and trailin:
vines.
The guests were received by Mrs.
George Kennedy, president of the CLUB.
assisted by Miss Gates of Imperial,
Mrs Youns of Heber, Mrs. Cummings,
Mrs Apple. Mrs Johnson. Mrs. Web
ster. ard Miss Royce of FL Centre.
The membership consists of WomcI
from the nearby towns of the Valley,
and the lively hum of conversation
gave evidence of the pleasure i'll greet
ing one another and renewing acquaint,
ance after the long summer vacation.
The presidents call to order remind
ed the members that there was work
to be done. An interesting business
session was held, two important item.
being the unanimous adoption OG reac-
lutions favoring the immediate ra-iticd-
ton Of the League OF Nations an
Deace Treaty bv congress. and the en-
dorsement of the Jones-Raer bill, con
Ie:lIng RANK ON army nurses. tou
teen new members We're received int
the club, among them being Miss Katie
Mae Cook Miss Nora Eppler, Miss
Violet Webb, Mrs. Burritt Allen, anc
Mrs. Moss from our own town. TIN
club heartily welcomes all the new
members and feels that they are !;
valuable acquisition To the membership
On taking up the programe for the
afternoon the president gave short
talk. presenting in 4 most delightful!
way the aims and ideals of the club foi
Imperial Valley press., 1919-10-27

the year She reminded the members
that the community has a right to look
to college trained women for help in
all lines of educational advancement
and AS leaders in all live issues.
Mrs. Apple had charge of the pro-
gram for the afternoon. and in few
well chosen remarks presented Com
munity Music" as the Jheme.
The club greatly enjoyed and apprcc'
ated the two delightful musical mum
beis given by the Lyric club under the
direction of its leader, Mrs. {. +. FOX
While this is a new organization, 1t
promises to be charming acquisition
% cur community music. The solos
y;ven by Mr.. Perry Rogers, leader o.
.he Apollo Club. accompanied by Mrs
}andaU were much enjoyed and apprec
lated. and Miss Lackey's solos. accom-
3anied by Mrs. Foss greatly pleased
her audience.
Mrs. Gray gave two readings in her
lsual charming manner" which was
much enjoyed.
The two final numbers "'"Ee solos
given by Miss Katie Mae Cook, accom-
pjIbcu ny Nil - / tSS' tiiANt ''N'N ''N>''>'
with heartest applause and appr1Cia
ion. for they expressed Il musical abil-
ity that El Centre may we'll be proud of
possessing.
Professor Burt. leader of the band
gave a comprehensive talk ON Com
nunity Singing which was wei re.
ceiVed by the club and brought out
some interesting discussions.
At the close of the program de
Dightful time was spent while dainty
Imperial Valley press., 1919-10-27
MRS. j. X. G.ARREN ILL

The community At large was startled
and gricved TO learn of the sudden
illness of Mrs. }. Il. Ga2Ten, which he
cessitated an operation for appendicitis
at the local hospital late Saturday al
teruOon,
Probably no other individual in T.
Centre is better loved than Mrs. Garrcn
Her indomnitable spirit and interest in
all matters Of public welfare, as well as
her many acts of Kindness and charity
have won for her the friendship of al
who know her. Being one of the found
ers of the Woman's Ten Thousand clul
her interest in that organization ha
kept pace with its growth, ana it /
with the deep regret of its member,
that her illness should occur on the
eve, of her presentation of q Founder
Day progiam. which is scheduled fo'
Thursday. and which must now he turn
cd over to another.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-10-27

The lecture on Korea, given by Mrs.
w O. Johnson Friday before the His
tory Section of the Ten Thousand club
was very fine. Mrs. Johnson lived for
twelve years in Korea as missionary
and was therefore able to portray the
life and custom of the Koreans vividly
and in detail
After the lecture officers for the en-
suing year were elected as follows: pres
ident, Mrs. $. T.. Bragg; vice president,
Mrs. Gibbic secretary and treasurer,
Miss Ferris.
The next meeting of this section will
be held at the home Of Mrs. s. Fl. Scott
572 Wensley avenue November 10th
The ubieCt for the day is Ireland. Mrs
j. w Glassford will give the lecture
Imperial Valley press., 1919-10-27
FOOTBALL RALLY
AT HIGH SCHOOL
- -

The first football rally of this year
was held at the high school Friday af-
ternoon. The orchestra played a selec-
ton as the pupils entered the auditor
iun.
Postmaster Collins gave Il talk on the
life of Roosevelt.
Business of the student body fellow
ed Dick MatheWson was elected athle.
tic manager and Grace Curtis as yell
leader. Then the school songs we're
tried over accompanied by the orches
ira after which all adjourned to the
athletic field to watch a Scrimmage be-
tween the first and second teams.
Press Want Ads Will Sell What
You No Longer Need.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-10-27

refreshments were served by the host.
| esses.
The club anticipates profitable and
! interesting year under its new leader
I.hi
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2lmerikaniIte
11crlMitliItc

&ni6mgion. Is. 3oditc.
hcuOc gcrIuitliite muroe non Dem
9CicbIShobcr Der omcrifoniidleu Gr.
pe0iiionStruppen rmaeimot: Dor.
miitaoSbcridlt S6rcu @unoen erle-
aen a2; an Qraafbeiten eeitorben
81: itmer bcruuu0et t76; 5iiIam.
men $40. 9,adymjiioa5bcridIl SIN
0ampie aeioau "a; ibreu @un0gu
erlegeu 100, iui0lg' non llulaaeu
mo uHOcreu llriodeH aeltorben g,
milgt eIuc8 Aegoplaulbaioue Ge.
iorbu 4. arlntbciiru crlraru 27;
itWlr pGrmn0ci 40; bti 2 tonule
Aie sdnerc Der Geruun0uua HidI
irliacltelt meroru ltldi peununbfi
2 Im 0umplt ugrnbt 20. 3ulaHl-
men 3i5.
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OkRatpaticnstr
babclt keilte 1sc1le

lfit Der dmerifanii1ea Sffupn-
tionsarmee in &obIen8. 10. sSoil.
Bier Der beOetttenolten oeltit6en glee-
Ser fin0 in aobIena eiagetrofipn lftio
baben 6en 8oridlag gennadt, bent
i6e Sdtffe gum 3ransport Der allle-
ritaniiden Grllppen Sll 5erneen unO.
nuf ser 9fiidfabrt g3obrlingsnlitteI
na6 0elttidlano al bringert. Die
&ee0er tpurOen init ibren gnIieeen
nod Dem Sauptquartier 5a Grier
bertpieien. 2a bic 9eiitihen 1lidlt
geniigeno aoblen nah Dem offlipier.
ten @ebiet ien0en, 0robt oag Som.
man6o Der 8. omerifoniIhen alrnaee.
Den GtroBenbabnbetrieb 1T aDbIeii8
innerbnIb "a Stunoen einltelIen 8a
laiien tr0 Ole eleftriide araftitatiou
irnerbaIb bier Sogen auBer Giellit
All iteqen.
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Sic &onferenj Der
fdnf @rof'md6tf
1pi6tioc Sraeen tuerScn bemtc cftidicocn iuers
Sen, Saritntcr Sieicniec, Oh sic Pauptpcrtattcs
lMnocn eebcim icin icllcn
1pas bel eritsn 1onferensen perRanselt parse

idab ourdb bic Sefretare ner flint
@roBmGd)te sSranfreih, @roBbritnn.
MEN, Ser. Stoatert, SsSStaliel ltuo sd.
pan, gtob Oer erItell 8ericlunlIlina
.pirb Die arbeit Der fiinf @roBaI1dl.
tie in Der Sarptiade noit gLusid]ill.
icn erleoigt iperoen: ale @cbniten
iper6en iniorlneller Notur iein.
Gobalo oonn Die 9lusI1iIie 5ur
8eridterItottlmg fertiq iitio, lueroeIl
oie fleineren gtationeit @eIegenbeit
6aben, ibre Seite bor5ubringen.
2onoon, Is. San. t.-998ie Der @ari.
fer 8eridteritatter oes Gr1aner sc.
legrapb nleloet, iporen 6ies Die 99e
mata, peIde bel Der eriten lino Slpei-
ten &onferen3 Der flint @roBmddte
om Quab O'Sriop beproAen puroen:
:. 9ie 9elegaten Ituoierten Die
neuen 8eoingungen ipelde 9elfid)-
Iano auferlegt iperben ioItan itllo
pelde ole IN oie 8ereinboruug oes
Observation-Disclosures eiilgeihloIien mer-
ben ioaen, falls oerielbe erlleuert
peroen miro.
2. Sic erlebi9ten Die 9ngeIegen-
beit, Die 8olen Git berlt1rfen.
3. sic gineen iDieoerun1 iiber
6os geraeidniB Der oeltid)en 9au-
belsidiffe, ipelde Die g[aiiertea at
ibrem grOBten gorteile gebrali1eit
fonnten.
4. sic beiproden Die @eIetuug
BON Oeutiden SaferL nIs @arnntie
fir Die Gurtbfiibrrne Der geItirl.
ttungen beg 8offenitiILitalloes liao
als 9eitrafung fitr friibere 9aripa.
tungeil.
5. sic beibdftietell lid, nit bet
Gra9e oes oeutfden GolODorrdtes
6. sic beipraden ausfiibrIiA
6as 9roblen Der gfabrllngsnittsl-
2ieferitng.
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Dance t11cGcrmiR
6cIanStcr in l1aris7

g9aibinqton, 10. San. - 8anee
Regormid, Der 8oriiber 0e8 0emo.
frntiihen nationaIen aomitees, bot
reiiQuiert. Q}an linmt on 0oB er
3m @eian0ten in 9oriS nuserie.
ben lit. VI. @. Sborp Der bisberi.
ae @pian6te, ioll ieinen gbitieO
idlon eingereidt bnben.
Scrr @lcGorutid. elm Settings
herausarber bon Sorri5burg. ga,
NOR @orilter 0pr &3oblfdmbagHe fir
9rGiioent @ilion TN Sabre 1916.
gQohriheiulih Miro Der 93eprn1.
sent. 0omer Cummings Serru
9}cGormids Stelle ol5 @oriiber elm.
uchmeu aRcGounid ailt OILS init.
mcr }reun6 0e5 8rdiiocuteu,
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Ialif. 111einbamer
9cgcn Prohibition

Gan 6rancisco, Is. San. = qdIt.
forniide 8einbauer boben bellte beim
Sbergeriht Elm @eInd eingereif)t.
6as ben @ouberneur oerbinSern ioll,
ourA feline llnterihrift Die Battle.
rung bes Observation-Disclosures
Slt beitGttgen. Ser @otberneur
bate 0ie a6iift, Oiefe Sodc beitte
nit 6cm @eneralonpnIt oes Gtoates
burd5uipre6en. sSn Der 9tuiiden3eit
fam natiirIid aoIifornien nift ais
Elm Stoat ongeieben fpsroen Der 0os
&men0enent gutgebeiBen bat.
Qo8 @eiitd miro @tontog nof)ntit.
tng our @eriatsberbauOIung tom.
men,
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SO. Jctpa 6elteral
2lHemblp in SiSttlto

3e8 0loines, Soma, Is. SSan.-
SSSn ieiner 8oti6aft on Die @eiesge,
bung eupfabI @ouperneur Saroina
bic 8erbeiierllng Ser SohltraBen i'm
Staate. Gr betonte oie Iotipenotg-
felt oe8 8ouS Ser GtraBen nit bar
ter 0berflG6e 3lr geitreitltng Ser
Soften ioIlen so 4Sro8ent Ser glltto-
mobilIteuer berlpenoet peroerL Die
on0ere SGlfte IoQ 0ur8 oirefte
5teuer nufgebra6t per0en. Ser
@oubernenr empfabl ferner oie 9fa.
tifi8ierllng 6es glmen0enentS Slr
Characterization fiir notionaIe
8robi6ition, ioipie 6a8 glmen0enent
sur Characterization fir sSralten-
itirnutre6t; ferner Die 8eibebolttng
0es ieBigen &riindrlrablgeiebe8 NIT
ein5eluen 8erbeIierutgen; Siiriorge
fitr entlaIiene Soloaten uno Grlans
gllng bon biirgerGiden 8ei6dftigltlt-
gen; Grrpeiterln9 Der &egierltng5.
geiuoIt ser @retittibbe66r0e; @eIbs
beipiI[igung fir gtrtouf bon 2aro
5ur gergroBerun9 ser &eformidulen
lrn0 onoerer Staatsnnltaltep, Sol
genoe 9ils puroen eiugereiflt; Ser
g8i6erruf bon Seftion 13 BEG Go0e
BON Sabre 1897 noour6 sic @e-
bdlter Ser Staat8beon1ten, Glerts
m6 gngeiteatcn feitseiest Uurben.
@ine Sill purOe bon 9ougIns
Don Gorraa GountB eingerei6t Die
@ebdIter Der Stuat5beumten ourd
speiioIgeiebt gu beitimmelL
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Garis, Is. San. (gon 8iaiun @
SintulS, 4orreiponOent Der limited
RreB.) - Die @r6rterlng bon orei
Grogen biloen ouf Der beutigen 4on.
feren3 oa8 Sa1pttbema. 9ieie iino,
8eroen Oie @erbanolungen nuI
Der am Sanstag beginnenoer
Sauptfonferena offentlid ooer bitttet
geldloilenen &itren eeiilbrt per0ens
g8irO oos @oli6eiptti Ero6len
o6er Die Observation-Disclosures gu.
crit aui8 Sopet fonlnen9
@ir6 95ren1ier glemencemt ooet
8rdiioent @tlion oen 8orits oel
gerbanolllngen fiibren2
Cine 3eitung ingt, 0oB Die Sra
gen bereits borber geloit lporoer
iino, cine an6ere ertIdrt, 0aB mar
iib bieriiber nur ibmer einigen fon.
ne, gIcmencenu bat iitb oobin ge.
GuBert, ooB Die Ndtionalitdtenfrogt
5uerit erleoigt peroen ioIlte. 3os
8olIdelpiti 9roblem fornte rG6Its
ISOLDE erIeoiet pcroen. gs beiBt, oof
Die Situatton in 4}oGen rn0 oonii
berbmoene 6ragen luter Die Stu.
brif ngfuBlaro" fallen meroen.
@s miro oud6 Sienlli6 ollgefneii1
ongenommen, ooB GIenenceau Der
8oriib bel Der Souptfonferen8 fiib.
rem miro i9on ipegen be8 Diploma.
tii6en Torrang8. $err @ilinn bai
feiuen 0ip[omatii9en gorrang iiber
gelnenceQu ipeil er als ietn eige.
ner @ipiIterprdiioe1t flugiert, iei.
men, acknowledgements nit iet
mem Sat ttno lteber5ieber beim 8e.
treten Oes &ats5imurets an Elm unl
oernieG6en gtageL hdngenO.
g(n Die 8ettreter ~saer niIo3iierter
gfdtionetL groB uno fleitt itnb Gin.
laoungen ergangerL Ser Groffnltngs.
fonferen3 am ndditen Santstan
nadnittag bei3ltipobuen. 9ieies oe.
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Maf1ehr 6es rritrn snlbatrn.

@}iu0sH, gfebr. 10. sSan.-GImcr
81. 9fnocrion lit ser erite GoI0ot
BON aaornCo Gount0, Der bon frailf.
reid 5nriiffebrte. gr fom am Conn
tag in 0tinoen on lmo begob iid)
iofort uoh artcn, ieiner Seiniof.
CT mur6e ON H. Gttober in Den
9lrsonncn um anie beriuItn0el.
SicgirieO So6ninu bon bier wlroe
BON Serielben Gombe neriuua0et
uuS III baron aei,orben. @eioc Idacn
uuaeiabr 86 Shm0en aiif oen
s@lod)tdOc ebc silie tanI gn6er.
ion mar NUT Gecrae eridicu 40.
ioumen oul IS. SuIi. aIs 6ieisr
fiiufmol berium6et mnroe.
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so Staten 5m 6mnItcn
BON Prohibition

Chicago, Is. San. .-9is iebt bo-
ben fif 30 Stanten au @unIten Dor
Probibition erfIdrt, mG6reno SO mo-
tig itno. 8ie fid entidieoen baben
itno: ala6alno 2Iri8ond, gtrfonias,
California, 9eIopare, 8Iorioa, SS0o.
10, SGinoi8, SnOidno, Gonias, Sen.
tudD, 2oitiitauo, Matne, @2orbIuno,
g}oiia6uietts, Midigan, g3iiIiiippi,
@lontann g2ortb Carolina, geort6
9afota, Ohio, 0tGaboma 5out6 60.
roIina, Sout6 9afotd, GeltneIIee,
&eros, girginiu, @ai1ington, @eIt
8trginiu.
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PinSenbitr9 Siibrer
Ses Scmticbcn Bceres

2on0on. is. San 6eIomaridaa
b. Sinoenblirg lit bon Der oeutIten
Geaierung gum SberbefebIsbaber Der
6eutiden &ruppen gum Sdub Ser
6elttiden SItgren3e ernonnt noroen.
60 meIOet Der 3arider aorreipon.
bent 6es SournaI. 9ieIe gnfilnoi.
gltng miro bier 10 oufgeToBt, DOB
9egtidlono goritdtsmaBregeln ge.
gen eincn @infaa poInii6er 6treit.
frGfte o6er Der ruiiiiden 8olidelpiti
getroffen bat.
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Gbtrt &egierung 1T
jebt boffnungsfrcnoig
1lnitaltcn oetroffcn Sab Sic ant naebiten senl,taa
itattfinScnScn 1pablcn cbnc scldltieMne ser
Spartaker pcr iitb oeten
Das lonit rubisc Bremen itebt anf sem Nopf

ariegsredt lit in @irflidfcit elm.
gefilbrt rDor0eh penn aud Die gfe.
gieulng feline 9rotlamation in Die.
fer Siuiidlt erloiien bot. SSSebt, ha
Die @cgenreooIltion Der Sporto8i.
ben IN @irtIihteit at Gnoe 1T, iuer.
ben Die itnnbbdngiqen So3taliIten
bon ben @iebrbeit8. .5o8ialiiten nit
g(rgipo6n nngeieber.
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SiiS>Dakcta tuci1crt iieb
Ci9a 80 inSciiicrcn

gterre, @. O., Is. Sou-Gie Sc.
gisIatur mar nifi bareit, ibre gnl-
piebIung elmer goIferIiga aus5uipre.
den. Gie 0ppolition mar fcines.
megs idarf, ober 6as Salls mar nod
niFt in Der Gage, 5u einem ent.
ifIuiie 5u fonImen. Die gdn3e g(n.
geleeenbeit eridien beioen Seiten
ber6o6tig. olS Elm GedmnnteI fir
etipas gan5 ou6eres m0 man mar
oaber frob. cine @eipreblma bis
gum 80. San. 8u beribieben.
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) y. NJ. 6. II. Bc0ante
in Paft ocncilifitefl

gnris, is. San. @egan llnicr.
idIagung iin6 3 8eartte Der 3. 0f.
6. gl. bier orretiert iuoroen. itaill-
LID George 6doeffeI. gfodeiter. 81.
g.; 9lebA 81. glttins, GagIe Nobs
Ger; ltnO Elm geipiiIer MansfieI0.
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l1emiicm ucn $1,000
fir Srau licclepclt

g9aMmaioa t1 San - 9e t.
ual hat hcnte iHr 9auiuIama tinet
BENTON nom $1,000 iiir 6rm Rac.
iepeli a9agIttmut es iealt MIN mir
nod 0ic 3uIiHanna Dfa Nalicg
enasihIaIIgn III ifrnr hie Irapla.
mr. autr 4oHien0rmagu iir DC "a.
Inc.
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0bcrit 1ouic lit
cttuas bcIIer

8drN 49, Snu Cberit bbmar0
~ Nouit. Ser ieIt eluiacr 3eit uidt
wohI oaotitu ili hfinact iib bcuif
briier Gr cuporit Toto mFelf
cons bttatlieat go hll
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Sonit unitGnOigr MenIdlen Scnl Scr.
bredlen Derfallen.

3os bdngt nidt nur nit ser gtoi
an NobrltngsnlitteIn un0 anoerem
2ebelsbe0arf 5uiommert, Ion0ern ntit
elmer an6eren GiniteIlung Sen Sc.
iesen gegeniiber. 9ie 9toiIenbaftig.
felt Der gar nidt mebr at fennenOen
Iitn6 SIT befoIgen6en nirtidaftIiden
8oridrifteL nomentli9 Der Sab.
rttngsutitteL 3otionierltug, Die Sc
mobnbeit, 0ieie at iiberihreiten, uno
bas ollgemeine 8etnuBtlein, 0ies tl1rl
3u nlilIien ipeil i1foIge berfebtter
@intetlung 0ie 3ripenoungen b6Ilig
un8ureihen6 iinb, geip0bnt bie 0ten.
iden an cine @eringiddtlng ser
glutoritdt oes 8eIebe8, Die Dem oe1tts
iden 8ublifum ionlt frenlo mar.
SIT btes cine nnntitteIbare 6olQe
be8 ariegs8uitanoes. 70 Iieat cine
mittelbdre In Der bGufiqen 8etei[i-
gung bon Griegsteilnebmern on Dem
8erbreden. @tan erlebt, 6aB ourh-
aus ebrenbafte friibere Solooten,
gum 9eiipiel ioI6e, Die oIs arbeiter
reflanliert iin0, BEL oene1t man and,
bon elmer g1otlage nibt re0en fam,
iid an lm1fongreider @eipobnbeits.
0iebItGbIen ln0 gefdbrGiden Ginbrii-
den beteiIi9en. g[nd BEL Sen Gaub.
un6 9toroiiberfdllen lit in einem gro.
Ben ltnfonQe cine Gdteridoft erltlai-
iener ooer oeiertierter arieesteiIneb-
mer feir5uIteIlen. 3ie Menge Ser in
elmer aroBen Stoot fid berborgen
boftenoen nno 5ll einem beiutliden
un0 berbrederiiden 2e6en qe5pun9e-
nen 9eierteure lit cine 8oIge Der
8eitbrdafung beS 45oli8ciperionoIs.
gt6er es miro nuh ni1t 3u leugnen
iein, 6aB Die grIebniiie 0es Griegcs,
Der 81 getpoltfdmen gingriffen in
fren6es 2eban nnb giseatunl 8rpirgt
unO bic @efdbren fir Die ateene 3u-
funft geriltg fhdBen Iebrt, bel hieIen
cine ieeliihe 9ispoiitton 8u @erbre.
den fdoffen niiiien. Sir einen, Der
iabrelong nltter ben 1fperiten gnta
bebrtngen lito Syreibeitsbei6rGnfun-
gen gelebt uno tdglih oen 500 nns
mittelbor bor Qtu9en geieben bnt,
berIiert Die g(u8iidt ntf etnige Sab.
re 3uhthot8 biel bon Dem GhredelL
oie iie fir einen freiet Menihen in
frieoIiden 3eiten batten. gltf lit
nidt gu unteridGben, ipie biele bon
oieier ebelnoltgen 4riegsteilnebmern
elm b0l(ig 5errilttetes gterbenipiteu,
ia offenbare @eiitesfrortfbeit betmge-
brodt baben, oos fie beion0ers lpioer.
Iton68unfdbig gegen berbrederiihe
&ei3ungen na6t.
8a8 @on8e 1T Elm troltrige8 8tI0,
bus 9eiorqniIie fir Die 8ufunft er-
nefen nlltB. 8efn nad qeidloiie-
mem 6rieoen Die Seere 8urildfebren
mer6en MiQionen bon 0leniden, bic
ieit syabren ibrer regelmdBigen glr.
belt ert5ogen tparen un6 IN unuor.
maIen 8erbdItniiien gelebt babet
iebr groBe Sdmieri9feiten finoen
fi6 pteoer ipirtidaftIid rno ieeIiId
in oa8 2eben Der @eieIlihoft binein.
3ltfinocn. Die @efabr, Die mir ieBt
bon penigen friiberen ariegsteilneb.
merit er[e6en, miro oamit nod ne.
ientlih geIteigert meroen. 8onn
miro iid borausiihtIid aud cine gr-
idpinltng tpieoerbolen, Die Bis ieBt
in OieIem ariege nod niht berDor-
gefreten at fem fheiut, n6mlid cine
5teigerpng Der 6ittIidfeits- -gerbre.
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400 VfriOnfn efi9ifi

I berlin, n. Nau CBuiplidl
nm bea aampIeu III Der SeniolcHt
Strobe mirheu 900 slfrionrl 0pio.
IA unh TOO perruunpl MfaisfHaat.
lnhpra rairouiiIisFten be strabcu,
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balS ltcbiliiiercn

Qoris i5. Son. (0obos l-9uh
elmer bon 6ume einaeiroiieneu ge.
peidc mu0H 0je 5uao Slobeu ihre
slrmCe bol0 mobiliiieru.
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sir Cmaha mb llmapasnN. BEN
Ss0at Rebrasla Nuh SOMA SASa
hatte abeub uHo rnnmrslaa; ai1pus
manuer brute ubenh.
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@eridte tdeIth nit Ser gernllbnng
bon 6rohtgiitern tut0 8oItien6ungen
gu beiddftiget itto foit ousnabms.
los fin6 es bisber unbeitrnfte Mlen.
iden iiber Die fie oert Sta6 bre6en
miiIien.
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g8e bic gebreen uarnS Ses 8eses 5nsnummcn Ba Gcnun
beid GrGeinnus ee fd fra6r @ur6er betraite Ser.
ionn ueroem &erbrcr Seiercnre len ae Tei6e ser
gnbreder - Siee aessIne9mer eiOen clpier cesser.
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wlan nnieritilke bic basilae
RrtlIe, inAcm nan sil ifFtE nffbffis
hinp beitrdai,
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