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Sic ySOlfspOa" nad SentihlanO.
preis pro 3ahr $500. ,moreenitern@ une
nIoroitern" nadb Oeutidqlano
$500 pro 1abr.
Die 8oit GesulutiOnen iber ben 8erianbt BON @Bruuorer
uah 9eutihlano.

"SGe s8olfspoh" mad GeutihIano perienoen mir BON Jest on
gu nIr $500 pro Sabr, uno Die %ygorofern" 3eitungen, aIo .Wfor.
genitern" 1eoen 9ienstag unb ben vgtor0tern" ieoen 6reitag, fir 81.
lonunen MIR $500 pro Sabr. IS fam fem 3pefel oariiber beIeben
oaB oeltihe 3eitungen Don bier oriben NIT groBer Sebniuht ertpar.
let umo mt 6reIoen geleien Weroen. CAB geraoe uniere 3eiulneen
os Eralent on Die Sieben 0riiben in ieoer Sinidt IDEAL ino, per6en
mobl ole uniere Seier iagen. 9an ienoe uns @eIeQungen aIeub elm,
uno ole neroeE mir iOrglidIt a~usfibren.
1adetpot 8cgnlatiomen.
Bodete nit @Bmaaren mad briben ourhn nitt iiber II gfnnb
Dtegen, uno nitt iiber 6 6nR lang ooer 6 6nf i'm ltmfans Ien.
Starte Nappihofteln, gut lnitnlrt, egnen. lid am befen uno pe.
gen am lidtelten. Der SnbaIt fam irgeno etpaS nibt Ieidt Der.
0erblihes an @Bpaaren ien, ne &oifee, Sbee, GbofoIaoe, 8eis,
Wtebl in 8~lebbi6ien, Seize, 3ufer, Sped uno ~boneeB bom", aber
tenn Sal8- ooer Sudleiid, etc ien. AGe geianoten &rooufte mlFen
aus Dem Snian0e itanmen. Sober @benoer befommt in Ser
volt en 0eflorationS. s a r gum ausfiGen. 9abei
fcnnen Die Q}eomten bebWlflih ien, uno fe peroen oHe ionftge Aus.
funft ertbelen.
Sbne 3meifel miro ser gerfebr nm6 oraben g~robartiae Ginten.
itonen annebmen, lmier SulfSterf miro unermeBGten Segen ibaf.
Ten nno Wfilionen gebrofene Ser5en alfridten, 10 oaB i'm idmer.
geprifhn oeutitcn gOfe Wieoer arat unO a2utb fir cine frobe 3u.
funft etnfebren fonnen!
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Sic 6rieoenspartei", iagte er, moie
i1on am 9ibelh ais 8ITtplIan5e wA'
ferte, treibi Iegt I'M @ruBen @aupt-
quarter ibre DeIaubeno 0uftea0e
gIute, mid aber lou ile nItlt IN oeR
S6Iaf piegen. Wtan betruftet oas
3ungenge0relte ais Qaup;laue nGO
oen gan5en Nrleg ais EN- yteben'
Ding. m9ie Shreiber in Dem 0rO'
BEN 9auptqulrtler lollen mir Hldt
u6er Den SQden Iu0lHereno no he
mir gu 2elbe mollen. sd lhecre
mid Den 9enter nm ibr Ioles Niaul."
Die SeIterrelder licbt or belonoers.
bins lhon g%eiUOBnt, Den NarreH,
ben Die GeIterreIfcr IN Den Cred
itieben, Don Oen EreuBen b~eraus5pe.
ben 81 lailcn." 0un5 belOI,oers bal.
te 8liider ole 2lplOmateH III leiII
9er5 geldloiiea, mo maHder lelner
Au5iprude uber lie bat 2nuerlUert
betommcn. Gle 6eOern Der 81.
plomoten per02u ihon mieOer oaS
Shpert aus Der Shel0e berau5.
ifreiben~, mcint er 1918 g)orf &c.
JenIber, mo Hnd NClle- Aulnnce
idreibt er an leinen aonig: rGuer
Qtaleitdi bite I] lritanolg. Die 81.
plomatiter %an3uUencn, tuIe lie Dies
nal tliiger 5u perlabren baben, oa'
nit lie ourd 3tnte nIdt mleOcr per.
Iieren, mas Die Sol0aten nit ibrenl
9lute geluuuueu buben," uno be-
ribmt lit itine &litreOe nod Dem
Grn6ug in Earls. no er Dem engll.
l9en Minilter %5urutt: v9tu mill Id
cub out emmul etlUos au5brIngen,
Ipns Sen &0ltern ebello gut mIe
inns ser @eln bctomnlen miro: 8as
mir uns ourA OaS od)mert erluor
BEN, bobcn 6e0ern una Ucr0orben. "
0a&iclbe BID 0dmals 1915 nit
bcute nah 100 SLDren.
Mo9en mir an 9llihcrs 100. ~
ocstnge, aus ieIncm SOrbllo wieOet
lelc Strait, uuIe &oterlanOsIiebc
leue 9oiimHg id0pitn!
8liiher mai nId)t mir Elm @au
9egen uIo &cl0, e. mar Elm Ntenld.
IN 0es @ortcs wnDrltcr Neoeutung
5r mar nidt MIR Elm iilbrer mo
5elGberr, er mar Gin G~baratter! Vi0,
Je es ms am Gage Der AuferitebmIg
oe3 Bottles ntdt an 9liitcr-9toturar
feblen! Bis oubIn wollcn mir bofien
uno beten IN allcr Not uto Shmat
0crrgott I'M @Inmcl gib ula mic.
Ser einen &liiher.
6rautiurtcr 3citun9.
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Ginbernfuns Der Gliaf-SOtbriaser

Glelen @erblt iouen Ole GllQll,.
mo &otbrmJer Der S%aDre3uane.
1918 uno 1919, .. y. DE M oel,
Sabren 1885 Hll0 1899 OebOrellelt
junl 1%ran5oplden 9tcrtaolemt EN-
ge6ogen per0en. GIiUa 2U,UUU yam
Oe5tIlI0er WtroeH uUn o,eler Wtab
;laDIHe betr0Heil, Ole rur pIele 0a
Uou UNI 10 OeOeltlaller ut, ais 0tl
lllellten Don lDnel Derelts EN- BIZ
}pel SABRE i'll oCIIlden Qeerea.
oIelllt un0 DluIgltelt3 0.e Der Nag.
reStlale 1918 lO8ur 0urd)pe9 be.
reIts al Der 6rOHu geltunOen Jnbeu.
Die lungtn &eute luer0eII, ME e.
DetBt, III 0en GilgrelI5en0en Gepar.
Eenlent5 Ibrtr A~It.titpIllu)t gtlllIgeu.
allo pon 8clallguR DIS Wte5Ierea.
ADarlepEue. @ut lUcnlgtn A%EalluDnIel
llllo lte oe5 O%rulIjpplutl lIIu1 Hlad)
zig. Us miro Utretta aIlltlI6 &c
Iagt, 0ab 0u5 neutrality-suspicious.
aus GIlullern un0 &OtDrulgern be.
lteDen lOu. IS Ut IerlIer Deablld.
ti8t, b%elol0ere SOlOateIIDeIIle 81
%Jrulloen 2en lelt AbluluB oe%
&aHentluItauoea rreltuIuIg eIngt
Eretellen GllaB-SOtbrIlgtrn MIRO OIL
0ereIt9 a08tOIente 3et angere9uel
ceroen. Aud meIterbin tonuel
SllaBs&OtDrluger IN gllter polt MN.
oeltena is Sabrtl, meld)e tDrenl
Nlter nadJ elmer nod ntht gum Wti.
IlturoIenll eIlberu1eHen &lalle an-
5eboren, bis gum Gage oes Aur-
DorenS 0eS arlegs5uItanoea, lid
rrelWlllI8 meloen. (Iie 6reimiui.
gen Der Sabrcstlailen 1920 unO
1921 meroan ole &Subl BADEN, ert-
lpeoer lore oreilubrlge 0lenltielt
rort5uleecl ooer .aber Ibre @ntldl.
ll1lg 81 0ealltragcn. i'm baum Die
llornlale GlnberuIung lbrer Sabres
tlalle ab5umarten. &esteren sails
Ipcr0en UeI DER @riuuun9 DER ge.
lcsltden Dlenltpillt)t Ole bereitS ab.
9%eolenteu iets Wonate in Anred).
nltng gebratt.) 1ieie bonn iran5o
Illfen 1tI~egsniniiter erIaliene BE.
thinning ioIl 5abIrelhen lungeu
Seuten, wel6e ibrer Stuoien bal.
yer ooer aus 6anillen. ooer lonitt.
gen Hudlldten 8ert oarauf legen,
moglIdIt bnlo oon ibrem aftioen
Wtilitdr0ienit' bcireit 81 iein, Dies
trm0Qlldcn.
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Ter etaut Ohio iua ted,niid, nno

QctibIih bortcrott fem 0o3 miro niht
C.oo bon ocu RoIieu bebouptct, iou,
Fen bon Dem S~taotsouoitor Coma
ho,. Sn eIncm omtlihcn 0erid)t an
Zen 8oroerneur Cor. Ole @iniia.
ruta Der Trobibition hat Dem 5toat
NiIIionen qetoitet. Gle Ncridnc1.
ScugSiudlt Ser inter ser Hlidltcl Ser
r. peren5lpcibcr telocrlej @cihIeh,
tc9 iteberoeu QeietQcteuoen 00rpcr.
iho'ten oroere Minioncn. Nun Faul
c. iciueu @erpfIidtungcu III ac,eB
mo ger Mciie nidlt mchr radFoat.
1nel Gs miiifen GIT oieicm 3ptt,
@eIocr ans 6onoS acitcumcr lpcr.
Der, aus peId,eu fir uat Dem t~sfcGr
1titt eenommen tpcrocu oijricu. Tos
III ser Gepcn Der Trobjbition fiir
Ohio. gs lit aefoumcu ME & font
men m,Bte, uno ME ic0cr p~critdnoi.
ge Reuih oorauSgeiuqt bat.
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Sin entriiteterGuaea idlreibt: nj;

SAh NhNA iA1AAA ~ ihiANhON' V~tA~
Telttid)lan0 Die Observation-Disclosures.
0InQlnqen mter5eitnet bate, bdttc
Der Trano5ie Dem ocltid)cn Mlibel sic
6%rieocnsbar0 reihen ioQen. uno Elm
eDiqer Trieoe mdre gCiihert gemeieu.
Yber nnitatt Den elpigcn 6rieoen al.
3uitreben, fieI ser rduoige fSran5oic
erburnulngslo5 ilbcr ou5 e~ntnaffnetc
0cutihIan0 Der. @r I~trciite ieineWtos-
fe ab uno 5cigte lid in Icinem pirf-
lifen 8eiite53ultan0e. Gr 5cigte Der
Wclt, 0uB er ELM @alunfc ur0 Elm
Shuft lit. Menn e8 I'M 3rpan5igiten
Sobrbun0eft nod einen Wfum gibt
All Der Spite elmer Nation pie ser
fron5Giiide G%lemenceuu, Der 20 Dill
Iioncn Menihen. Die gciItig bod .itbtr
Ibm ut0 ieiner9tattolt Itcben, oerbuns
acrn laiIen mill, 10 muB man 5u DEM
ShluB fommen. onB oieIer rduoige
Trau5oic nid)t WfcnidL ionocrn Sbier
lit, @erm elm Wenif NIT thieriiden
Sricben Elm &olf reqiert, o~ertbiert
olt6 ooS 8olt uno oie 6rnn5oien bo-
ben oos bis iebt in 9euti6lono be
mIeIen, Sc mebr lid ser Qrnnq bel
oen 6ran3oien offcnbart. 8eutiflon0
5u fnebeln. oelto letter mltr8elt III
Gcltid)Iano Der @eiit Der 6reibeit
llno mIc ieit SobrtnuIeltocn oo3 ocut-
Idle &oIf feline 6rcibcit crfGmpft hat
10 miro c$ oieieIbe otdj lest pieoer
crtdmpfen u1l0 erhnltel1."
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Nus SartfurO in Connecticut aebt

Dem Ghriitiau Scieuce Wlonitor iol-
genoe NieIouna gu; u@eim &cginll
oe5 nelten Stuoicniobres bot Die ia
fuItdt ocS Grinitp Colleges Die orin-
genOe Wabuung ergchcn Ioilcn, oa5
Stuoium oes Oeut den tpieoer
aui3unehmen. Sie lit Ser Nnitd)t, onB
quite acuntniB oeS Qcutiten oas bette
4tittcI lit, 0em bjsberigen 6cin0e o1lf
Dem @ebietc 0e5 &anoeIs mirfiam gu
~beQeQnen. 0esboIb bringen Oie Ero-
feiioren alps patriotiiden uno cont
mcr5icQen @riinocu in oie Stuoeu.
ten. iif an 0cn oclttihen auricu gu
bctheiIiaen. &nioIgeoeiien BADEN mebr
Stuoenten iif fir Geutih entiflie-
BEN, ol5 fir 6ran30iiih uno Spa
MIDI"
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Wru6.

Cine bcftig ou~fgetofeItc ;lrou er,
flimmt nit Vtiite cine bere;tS oniob.
trnoe gleftriite, Ger Gdaifner
trummt Dor lid bin: Pa. Ole 3ie.
&c, fin1mite oocr fImmite nif?"
Gin Serr fGbrt miltcno al ser
Giir berltm nllnqloubIih! Vie Ton.
nen Sic lid ioldIe &coeusarten er.
nrciitcn! 0ns lit metre 6roul"
DoroIf ser Sfnffner IN oner
SecIenrube: Sic - set b1tt' id ar
&hrcr StcIIc MD ~pcrrotHr.'
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@enu Der anoefiinoiate orugI

aoblen9rdberitreif oicicn 5amStng
1uirfIifl IN 9roit trcten ioIte. tpie e$
1cst iebr itart ben 4nihein bot, 10
Sonnen mir hrs alh bel iencn @err.
fdaften bcoonfen, bic ms in ocn9ricq
Il'neinaebrodt haben. @Gren mir
mr. ihon ans Dem SricQc bcrou8ge.
bl;eben, 70 p0re Die Sage bcut in sic,
fen Qanne cine Qaui uloerc
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3n Dem ictt 10 anngbnrcn 9api-


tel N mcrtfnniiirunQ" er-
hGIt cine ser groben Nep Norfer
3eitltnqen ans ibrcm 2cierfrciic cine
3uihrift, Die fir qepiiie Amerifoner
bciIionc 2eftilrc 'cin riiroc.
n9eItebt nitlt cine orinQenoe Notb.
mcnniafcit, mondr Ser bier &c.
borcncu Nmerifoucr 81
omerifouifirtu?" beiBt eS
oorin. SD ncinc icnc 2cute,
sic fir Sic &~crbcuQlinQ zines 2oroS
hire omcritoniitc SeIbitod,tunl Der,
faufcn; Ole ibre Rcid)tbitmcr. q, lie
III Nnleritn CrtpOrben uro sic 0ltrh
oic Grbcit oe8 onerifonItcn Bottles
acidloiien norocn liuo. irgcuo ciucWI
bunfcrottcu 2oro ouSlicfeuL oomit
or ihrr God)ter hcirothct Sic tou,
ic1Oc mo tnucnhe BON Collars ans.
Ncbeu, nm ibrc Grdtcu uno G6tltcr
an iracnO eirWm Sore cin1efiibrt 5u
lchcn. 0icfc 2e1ltc bcoiirfcu ser
NmerifontIirllug 0rinQCu0cr ais ait.
Ncrc, neil tic cine @ciahr fitr oo%
Hrcitige uricreS 2onceS iiuo. Scr
TremhAcborer,e fam nidlt ourdl
GogWcu umo Qcprcoiute Normclu I'll
cincm Quteu @ilrqer Qcntnht tpcr,
Ncn; CT fam cher NoSu Qcn1odlt MGR
sen ourh No5 9ciIpicI eiuc$
rcjneu. orocntIidcn lmo Inutpoth,.
idNu 2tbcu@ipouocl@.
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BON einem itnlieniidlen 8clebrten

miro lett gemtons Fundamental
9ebriob bon Der St]perfroit nller
&orpcr ais uurihtig crfldrt. Su ben
lcbten &obren iino i@opicIe @runoiabe,
0ic friiber OILS umlmit0Blih golten,
iibcr nen @nufcn geporfen mor0en
Dab es ihe;nt ais Oh Die gauge
Ntenihbcit, lett gritoiiuna Ser @roe
nit @Iin0hcit aeifIaaen Gepeien lei.
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Let our object be, Our Country, our
whole Country, and nothing but our
Country. And by the blessing of God,
may that Country itself become a
vast and splendid monument, not
Of oppression and terror. but OF Wis
dom, of peace, and of liberty. upon
which the world may gaze with
admiratiOn forever. -
Daniel Webster.
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Su 0ofpt6 bc,ableu sir ,snrr

tner ibrer Irbeitern IS Gcnt5 per
guibeI fir Moi8pfIiifen. g. lit fouru
Elm Wenitenolter b~erqangen ulto ste
sSarmer in Silo,O afotn mo on0ercrt
Gtonteu ocs Noroweitcu3 ~ucrfnuIten
ben 8uihe[ Noi5 fir Is Gents un0
brouhten 5mei Ta0creiien, nm ocl
Mais nat) Dem nodlIten Mtortt ST
fahren.
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esaSau hat nit Dem gan uOn "A

1teuen 8~reaonpughts b%egotneu. @roG-
artiges Gertrauen lest bod 0a$ geIbe
S%nielooIf ouf Die Notiouenljgo, mas?
Cont hatte eS iider nit Dem Ban
bon 25 beaonnen.
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Die @ertreter Ses aapitalismus

uuf Der SnouItrieconfetn5 bfItan.
ben auf Der freien &uno" uno
6os tbun MN aud Die Nrbciter, limo
tpe1m Damn &Seoer yfreie @ano" bot.
6ann fonnfn mir epeutlleu .Gtpo3"
prTehpu
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SUffHuns.

Sic Iodt o,t ,tctS. nm itet5 rih al 81
irii9cu;
Tod ihjIi Ndrum Die druie 2irne uihi,
Icnn chen oib 70 ldhelno gu beliieeu.
Sit lire Stunt - uno ibre betbe EfIitt.
Sic ipeib: R6ht iis ouh aouIit oid'
~begnohcu,
Sbr wort III Sdldum uno Ihre Sdons
belt Sdeiu;
Su esircu Erdten muB lie lurS nd 6as
beu.
lin cirig Sir beecbrerstueTt ~ Gin.
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Wfit GrlGnbnih bcs ennIiiflen Sen.

Iors ideint 8piifen oen @%olidcpiiten
uno ihren rulliifen @egneru ioIgen-
oeS ueberetnfommen ~Qctroiien nor
ben 3u fem; an eilem Gage oieie, am
1tdtiten Gage Die an0ere Nartei lieget
gu Iaiien.
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4mcrifnniid,e @nnfiers wollen cine

cnqliide R~egierumgs Anleibc pon $50
WtiQionen in llmlnIi ieeen, - &obn
Nuu fam itol3 icin auf feline in 2ime-
rita dniGiiigen 6reunOc, Deldye mcrf.
mitr0iacrmcie geraoe inter Den III
nonjgroben SIT finoen iino. - Gas
tlcnnt nc oarln in ser amerifani
ihen 8reIie .4mcrifanismuts"
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Gin aeeintes Nsntiflnnb ici itets

cine @efobr fir europa, ioqt Der
frm5oiiide General Nnngin. hinge
febrt miro Elm Sfub ooralls. Gin
fairies uno geeintes 9el1tidlIono lit
Der bette Stub fir gar5 europa, Inn
etnen @eltfrieben 5t lifern.
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in Dem ,6efreitcn" Gliaf gOtb-

riugen rumorts oaem Anihein uad
idlon qon3 getUaltig @le longe
mir0's onliern ut0 Die 6ron5oIen
neroen iogen: oGieie ngermIbten"
Yropin3en GIiub SOtbringen ton-
nen ms a g It 0 b / G Il mer0enl
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Gin eoIes Eier. -auur
Shr &uu0 dut auninride?~
~Rciu oas lit 0od teiu Eienlt.
Fotc, ooB sr iir iein 6rejieu etiua&
leiltcu mus
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YIN beften unb ii6eriten 1T e. Oas
8elo per g o # a nipei ung (HtoHep
OrDer), Die Der RoitmeiIter III ben 9ros
fteren OrtI6afteu ausiteuen lam. gu
iiberienben. @benio gut uno llter Itno
bic gEpre B upe ungen. pels
DE bic Agenten in allen GgpreBsototlos
men ausfeIeu. BeuH man bus @elo
per 8oI~tdntpeiiung ODER per G%rpreBans
treiiune Ihidt. lift .s niht notbtpenotg,
ben betreffenoen Brief reeiitriren gu ld1s
len. tpeun Die 4oreHe beutlih g.Idrieben
Ut. 2eet man oagegeu gaargtlo IN ben
Brief, 10 IoIte bieier tets reglltrtrt ipers
ben Inn iiber 3u iein, haB oerielbe rtb@
tia aufomnlt. Sir 8eloieuoungen IN
etnfafem 8riefperihluIe ubernebnten
mir teinerIei Observation-Disclosures. Sm
Nole bon Norebuerduoerrn9eu per9eile
man ia nift, Die alte ebenIomobl ipte Die
acne 8oltoffice au3u8eben, penn lonIt
t6uneu MIR Den Eamen in ben 8lhcrn
gar nidt finben.
Nonep ORDERS birfen ridt, tuie ods
70 oft geihisbt, aIs oermeintitte Quit
tuno 5uriidbehaIten peroeu,
fou6eru iiub III ben 8riefen bet3us
Iegeu.
Suitt1ng crfoGgt MIR burd Geuoerun8
bes 9dtums duf Dem abrcgitreIfen.
W2an noreHire einfah:
~Roroteru", Sn GrOIe, isis.
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SeIepbon $ Rummer 1893.


AbonHe entsPrets
.Roresnitern". ieoen 9tenstag. uue
-Rorofern~, ieoen 8rettd8 9. port0'
frei, belize 8o6enbldtter %5nlanmen Pre-
Sahr '>5.OU
Sad europa uno Canada, ans
I6liebIif gegen 8Orausbe5abIung'
portofrei; beiOe Bo6eHalsgnben
pro Sabr. paw
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Snrnii6nnorn bcmtIdcr &inocr

Ocrbotcn. 81 Sen SdNtIen Der D..
icbteu @ebiete GeutidlIonos mo uch
9cridyten aus Woin3 ale 3uru mo
nljlitariihcn llebungcn DER 0inocr
thrift perboteu mor0cn. Grit mcut
9cutitIuno uouItdnoig entrpaiinet iM,
f0nncn Ole llcbuugcu wieoer pOrQc
uoml1en mcr0cu. Ole NIIirtcn lin0
banQc, DAP oen &nabcn ooourd eile
pouIton0iQe milidriide Nu9bilou,8
81 Shcil meroeu fo?utc.
Sc idneuer sic Dluies" in Oicisrl
lempo fortmofcn, i idneucr lpcr
ocn lie am Gu0e hires @ibc2 icIn,
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5Ama1eu21S1eua@
grIheiut ieoen 9ienstag.

oeruusseber: Die Observation-Disclosures
QooIf Ganortan, Yrdltoert.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-10-31

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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-05-16
SHORT COURSES
TO BE GIVEN IN
HOUSEKEEPING

Next week two short coefses IN
housekeeping win be given IN Eseam-
hia county under the direction OF MISS
Myrtle Floyd, county home demenstra-
ton agent, the first at Fig City, May
1891, and the second at Moline, May
p to "a. The schools win be conduct
ed by Miss Lola Saider, from the stats
college at Tallahassee, who VIII be as
sisted by Miss Minnie Floyd, state
poultry specialist, sister of the local
county agent. and by Miss Myrtle
Floyd
These schools are free; the infarna :
ton to be impaired is scientific ana
the very latest and best that the state
can supply; it is practical and will
show the people how to have better
success in raising food products ana
how to prepare them better for eat=
ing, so as to promote health and pre-
vent disease; and 1t is certain that II
all the people could realize the need
of such work and the Importance OF
lit, they would arrange to be present
at all the sessions One OF the things
most needed today, especially in the
south, it is commended is better
knowledge of dieteties, andtit is fertu-
nate that this state and county are
giving it free.
The following is the detailed course:
First Day.
What the body needs.
Demonstration of dinner cooked in
steam pressure cooker and Of canning
with steam pressure cooker.
Second Day.
"Starches and cereals"
Demonstration of better bread cook
ing and drying vegetables.
Third Day.
Fruits and vegetables
Demonstration of preserving eggs in
water glass and making better salads
and dressings.
The meetings at Fig City will be
held in Community hall, and at Moline.
in the hall above BinioR's store.
The county demonstrators urges all
the people of the committees named
to come and get the benefits offered.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-05-16
BAPTISTS WILL
RAISE FUND FOR
PASTORS RELIEF

Atlanta. May 15.-Southern Baptists
today approved plans for a conference
of all Baptists of North America to
study Christian problems and voted to
raise five million dollars for a minis
terial relief fund. It approved the
committee reports recommending
greater co-operation in education of
the negro.
During the discussion of plans for
greater aid to the education of negro
preachers, for which the convention
ordered its committee to continue to
carry on the work. DIR. GambrelI, presi-
dent of the convention, demanded that
the negro shall have equal protection
of law with every other citizen of this
country" We have had some politi-
clans in the South who have ridden
into office on the backs of the negro
and made themselves popular by in
citing prejudice between the races. /
wish the government would grant them
passports. We don't need them in this
country" he said.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-05-16

ton wants unian with Greece. Italy
has closed their schools. has exiled
their leaders and forces them to sign
that they prefer Italy to their own
country. Greece.
The Italians occupied Northern Epi-
rus in 1914. General Bandini prom
ised solemnly in the name of Italy
that the Italian forces would eyapu-
ate the autonomous province as soon as
the war was at an end. He promised
freedom of schools and of religious
worship. In 1917, General Ferrere vio-
, lated the autonomy of Northern Epi-
rus by declaring it is part of Albania,
and Albania an Italian preteeterate. In
1918, this General in defiance of the
promises of his predecessor, ordered all
the Greek schools closed. He sent to
exile and dungeons the leaders Of
the Epirotes and drove away the Greek
clergy because they refused to call
themselves either Italians or Alban-
ians. The assassination of the school
inspector at Korytsa, the messages
state, was instigated by Italy. Italy
ineites the wild Moslem tribes against
the Greek Christian Epirotes."
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-05-16
Greeks plan to Call
Mass Meeting Here

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several other women who were pro-
tecting the Greek flag. was killed and
priest was shot by the Italians
I'm the village Of Menetes three old
men and sixty women who were pro-
tecting = flag were starved cut and
compelled to surrender. The Areht
bishop of scarpanto is reported to
have been seriously wounded BY Ital-
ian carahineera.
"A Greek sailing vessel OF the
Gassoa islands reports devastating
fire by guns en- the villages of Arvaniz
tohori and Marina. The vessel was
prevented by gun fire from approach
ing the scene"
Anti-Turk Worker Murdered.
"Dr. Guinis. who for thirty years
had wo. xed for the deliyeranee Of
Northern Epirus fFem the Turk and
for its union with Greece, was assassi-
mated several days ago at Kerytsa by
a Noslem-
The funeral which was attended by
10, 900 persons, according to dispatches
to the Athens News Agency. resolved
itself into manifestation in favor Of
Greece. Women and children carried
Greek flags and buildings were deco
rated with the Greek eolors.
THE commander of the French mil
itary forces in Koritsa and three
Americans there attended the funeral
THE assassin. who was named Ibra-
him and is said to have been assists
ed by two others. the dispatches de-
clare, is an agent of Italian propaGanda
in Northern Epirus. 1t is asserted that
the Italians have been melting the
Moslems against the Greek Christians
THE French authorities continue
their investigation of the assassina-
ton.
ssOn Easter day the neaeeful of the
twelve Greek islands occupied by Italy
since 1911, went to their churches, and
during mass the priests spoke OF the
peace conference and of America .
principle of nationality. They asked
their church people to express pub
Iicly their national aspirations The
people, unarmed and in good order
cheered for Greece, and raised the
Greek flag side by side with that of
soldiers rushed into the churches
dragged down the Greek flags, beat
and maltreated the worshipers. When
women refused to surrender the Greek
flag to be insulted. they We're stab
bed
Two children of not more than thir-
teen while struck in the breast with
bayonets cried out: Greeks were we
born, and Greeks we will die, Your
bayonets will not make us Italians
The Greek islands We're occupied in
1911 during the war of Italy and Tur-
kew italy nroraiSedI tn evaeIIafe them
Instead, she forced the allies in 1915
to award them to her in the secret
treaty The inhabitants are 102, O0n
Greeks, and $4,000 foreigners. There
are no native Italians. The popula-