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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-12-13
SLOW TO. RETURN
Less THAN HALF or IOWA
MINERS BACK AT WORK.
More Expected TO Resume on Monday
All Operators Reopen Mines Gut
Some Protest They Must Pass ~
Per Cent Raise TO Consumers Fuel
Officials Still Kept Busy Meeting
Emergencies.
Special to Times Republican.

Des Moines, Dec. l3,-Rcports re-
coived here Friday were to the effect
that from third to a half of the min
ers of the state had returned to work
and the indications are that much
larger per cent WIN be in the mines
Monday morning.
With some Of the miners there was
dissatisfaction over the terms and d
disposition to wait until the full text
OF the agreement was received before
accepting 1t. Others objected to go-
ing back on Friday because of the old
superstition against Friday and sat
urday Is ordinarily not much Of a day
In the mines.
All OF the operators are reopeniug
their mines, altho q few OF them in
conference with the governor and state
fuel administrator over the distribu-
ton Of coal claimed that they could not
operate with profit on the ii per cent
increase unless they could sell their
coal at higher figure. They said
they would open. but that they would
Wire to Washing ton ASKING authority
to raise the price of coal on the
grounds that conditions in the Iowa
mines make 1t more costly to get out
the coal than in the big eastern mines.
1t was reported Friday that 400 min
ers at the lied Rock mine at Melcher
had not returned to work, and a simi-
lar number were out at Charitan. near
which city large mines are operated
along the Rock Island Kansas City
line. Some zoo of the miners at Ma
drid. working at the mines operated
by the Scandal Coal Company, had re-
fused to so back but about 500 had
gone to work according to reports here.
In Polk county it is estimated that
80 per cent Of the miners were at work
Friday and 1t Is thought that by Mon
day nearly all Of the miners in this
county will be working.
Strinseney Still Here.
Fuel heads continue to work hard
and persistsntly to supply emergency
calls for coal. An agreement has been
reached between the state authorities
the regional directors Of the railroads
and the coal operators to rush coal to
those places where suffering Is immi-
nent as soon as possible. State Fuel
Administrator Charles Webster has
obtained the permission of coal OPP
orators to have his orders for rush
coal to, meet emergencies given right
Of way. Operators will place these
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-12-13

rush orders. according TO the present
plan. with those mines test In posi-
ton to Ill them promptly.
II In the opinion Of those In touch
with the situation that this coming
week will be one Of theemost critical
thus far In the matter of fuel supply,
Tho new supply from tho mines VIII
not be available to any extent. II be-
Ing more or less local, and shipments
by rail- are hampered not only by the
shortags>of fuel but by the cold wealth
er and the snow. The eastern states
will make great demands for eastern
coal and II Is feared At VIII be some
weeks before much of supply can De
secured from the east. IL Is claimed
that Iowa viii have TO operate without
reserve stocks from now until the hfst
OF April. Many. Of the smaller towns
are out OF coal and IT Is uncertain when
they can be supplied.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-12-13
Garner News Items.

Garner, Dec. 13-The beet season
was brought to a successful close last
week. From this station 105 car loads
of beets were shipped to the factory
at Mason City. About the same
amount was Shipped from here last
year. tho very many moro beets were
raised in this vicinity. The difference
in the shipments is because several
more dumps have been installed at
near by points. Land which few
years ago were impossible sloughs,
by drainage makes the richest for
beet raising. The yield this year has
been from eight to fifteen tons to the
acre, for which the farmers received
50 ton.
Many homes are short Of coal but
both grade and high schools are sup
piled with plenty to last until next
March. The school board had the bins
we'll filled last June. The court house
still has about eighty-five tons on
hand. The city library has been closed
about two weeks for lack Of coal.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-12-13

To- save space In stores a triangular
telephone booth has been designed.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-12-13
Hampton to Pave Fifty Blocks
Special to Times Republican.


Hampton, Dec. 1.-THE question of
whether to pave or not to pave, during
the coming season, has been up ia the
city council, and after considerable
discussion, 1t has decided to pave a
large number of blocks. provided con-
ditions are at all favorable. As now
proposed the improvements will COM
prise some fifty blocks In different
parts of the city.
Among the streets it is proposed to
pave are Bridge. north to Persh!ns
street and south to Eleventh street,
Fourth and Fifth streets, west from
Dodge to the end Of the street. It Is
stated that the council Is anxious to
make contracts as soon as possible
for this work. as it may be difficult to
get the work done.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-12-13
SYNOPSIS.

CHAPTER LIN Iss2 Lisutsnaat Hns!
OF the regular army Ii on duty at Fort
Atrms,.onS Rock Lslsna NJ Int; ,n ssrr'! 1n,
commandment sends him With dispatches
to St. Louis. He takrs phsSass on the
steamer Warrior and makes the scquaint,
ance Of Judge Asaucsirs, rich planter. ana
gambler.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-12-13

the coarse food served in pswt9
dishes. I was struck by the drawn.
CHASTITY look In Beaucnire's face. h
had aged perceptlbly 10 the last ~
hours. and during the meal scases1y
exchanged word with anyone. eating
silently. his eyes downcast. Kirby
however, was the life Of the company
and the miners ronred ut his hurnogs
Gus stories and anecdotes of advGAr
ure--while outside II grew dark, and
the little Warrior struggled cautiously
through the waters. seeking the ehsnp
nel In the gloom. .4
(To BE Continued)
TO- save space In stores triangular
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-12-13

Of the head: stops nose running, re-
lieves the headache, dullness, feverish-
ness. sneezing soreness and stiffness.
"Pape's Gold Compound" IL the
quickest, surest relief known and costs
only = few cents at drug stores. II acts
without assistance, tastes nice. NO
Quinina.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-12-13
. Break a Gold
WITHOUT NASTY QuIhlhE

Don't stay stnffed-upl Quit blowing
and snutflingI * dose OF "Pape's Cold
Compound" taken syery two hours I'M
til three doses are taken usually breaks
up severe cold and ends al grippe
misery. WI ~
The very first dose opens your cfos-
ssd UP nestrtls ana the air passages
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-11-25
SOUTHER FIELD is MADE
AIR CONTROL STATION

Americus-,A letter has been re
Ceived here from Congressman Char
les r. Crisp at Washington. saying
that Souther Field is to be made the
air control station Tor the Atlantic
coast southwark from Wilmington,
and for the gulf that is to be an i'm
bortant post considered in the con-
nection with the training of regul-
are, at Fort Benning, an that it is plan
ned to erect additional repair shops
Joseph Perkins. secretary of the
Joseph Perkins secetary OF the
Americas and Sumter county cham
Der of Commerce has just returned
from Washington, where he says a.
service officials indicated to MIN
their highest interest in Souther Field
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-11-25
HEAD OF MOSLEM CHURCH
GRATIFIED AT AMERICAS MOVE

.Constantinople, Saturday, Nov Is.
CBy the Associated Press Grati.i-
cation over the amendment to the
United States constitution forbid
ding the sale CT liquor was express
ed by Abraham Effendi, Shiek III
islam spiritual head of jhe Moslem
Church, in a conversation with the
correspondent l'cda:l
Drink is the other OF al evil"
he saiG. and no abstcnt'on from ii
wrought over downfall, am delight
ed TO observe that America is realiz-
ing Go2's command as spoken to our
prophet. 1t is strange that, after
thirteen and half centuries new ma
ton should adopt prohib ton while
we whose prophet commanded it
should again begin an effort to en-
force abstinence
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-11-25
COST OF SMOKING CIGARETTES
is GOING TO BE HIGHER

New York November 24-4The high
cost CT smoking is going higher One
of the larges. retailing concerns
with branches in all parts of the
country announced today that the re-
tail price CT various popular Ameri-
can blends of cigarettes now re-
failing at IL cents package of TWEEN
ty, would be advanced to 20 cents or
something over II per cent about
December l. The raise it is declared
is necessary to make up an increase
of 80 cents a thousand in the whole
sale price Higher cost of cigarette
tobacco is blamed Tor the advance.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-11-25
EMBARGO is PUT
ON COTTON SEED

Atlanta, Nov 24.-.An embargo has
been placed on shipments of cotton
seed to cotton seed oil mills in order,
it was explained today at headquar-
ters of the railroad administration, to
prevent continued supplies of coal be
ing delivered to the mills, which
would need fuel if they had supplies
of seed on hand.
Gotten seed mills, along with other
factories are not among the first five
classes on the fuel priority list and
therefore have not been getting coal
during the present shortage. On COM
plant that seed was spelling the re-
g;onal coal committee last Saturday
ordered that wherever possible suffi-
cient coal be delivered to such mills
to crash the quantity of seed On hand
The embargo on more seed to mills
1t applies to all railroads
throughout the Southern region.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-11-25
SAILOR BROWNS IN RIVER

Savannah Nov 24.-An unidentified
sailor was drowned last night about
G;45 o'clock near prier No 81, next to
the Churchill slip
The Waterman On duty at the
point saw the man and called to him
TO be careful but before he could he
heard the sailor had walked over
beard into one of the large drain
pipes at the waters edge At this
place there is nothing to cling to and
and the man probably was swept
down and out into the river Up I'M
til late last night men were dragging
the river in an effort to Iocate the
body.
The sailor was employed ON one of
the ships near the slip.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-11-25
BOY DROWNED IN
WE'LL AT NASHVILLE

Nashville, Ga. Nov 24.-Jesse Elk
IL fifteen-year-old boy son of
George Exum, "a farmer living two
miles west of Nashville, was drown,
ed in an old well at the city water
works plant here Sunday morning at
an early hour While playing around
the engine room at O'clock, with
two or three others boys, young Exum
fell into the well.
The boys together with the negro
fireman, tried to get him out but
failed The fire alarm was sounded,
but when help arrived the boy had
been in the we'll about two hours. and
was dead beyond all hope or resuscita
tion. A drain pipe from the boiler
empties a constant stream of ho'
water into the we'll
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-11-25
CREW OF EIGHTEEN
MISSING IN STORM

Saul st Marie Mich, Nov "a
Eighteta persons comprising the
crew Of the Gamer Myron are be
lieved tonight to have been added to
the victims Of Lake Superior's fury
{. the past two weeks
Caught in a terrific Northwestern
the Myron foundered mile @rd half
cir White Fish Point last night and
early today sank in four fathoms
of wa,er.
Futile efforts were made by two
steamers to throw lines to the men
clinging to the cabin.
So wild was the sea, however that
the men could not hold the lines and
for their own safety the two steamers
were compelled to leave the scene.
Tonight coast guards are patrolling
the shores of White Fish Bay for Tor
ty-live miles hoping the Myrons two
lifeboats will be blown ashore.
The United States sub chaser 438
also was securing the bay tonight
.or possible survivors. The beach is
covered with lumber the Inflated
Myron's cargo. but not a body had
come ashorerto late today The gale
continued tonight and there was lit
tie hope that pass ne steamers could
have picked up the lifeboats, which
it is believed were swamped in the
mountainous seas.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-11-25

Pigments OF more than four hun
bred different colors are secureed
from coal.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-11-25

FOR SALE-1Fine mich cow fresh in
Milk o. E. Scott Jr. 1925
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-11-25
POISON CAN BURSTS,
EYE BADLY INJURED

LIVERY, Nov 23.-By the recent ex-
ploSiOn of 4 can Of rat poison. S. NJ.
Wade, of Summerville. may lose the
sight of one of his eyes When the can
exploded. Wade's eyes were filled
with the poison. but physicians state
they can possibly save the sight of
one of his eyes.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-11-25

SEE j. r. KELLY ToDAY-He Is
selling out what he has in Cordele
to move to Miami. Fla. He is taking
less than value for some good real es-
tate 11-22-6t
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-11-25

WANTED TO BUY-Several loads of
Pine Wood Call at Dispatch business
office. 11-22-6t
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-11-25
SAVANNAH CARPENTERS
STRIKE FOR HIGHER PAY

Savannah, Nov 24,-Virtually all
the carpenters here went on strike
today for a minimum wage scale of
80 cents an hour
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-11-25

6uGGIES ANU HARNESS--We
handle the famous Jackson G. Smith
GAINESVILLE Buggy. See US when you
are in the market for buggy. HURT
& WILBANKS
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-11-25

WE refine BRAKES-Wilkes
Webster Motor Co. 11-22-tf
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-11-25

FOR sALE-One Case Tractor, 9-1S
horse power; one Case Thresher; 1
6-horse l. H. c. Engine; one l. H. G.
Power Press; one Van Brunt Grain
Drill; one 1919 model Tom Houston
Peanut Shelter; one mower and rake;
one feed mill; one corn shelter; one
binder; arm implements, plows. hoes,
etc; one buggy; one 1-horse wagon;
Engine Gin and Cotton Press will be
sold at auction on my farm Friday,
November 28th, at ten o'clock.
]. R. JOHNSON.
Fourteenth District, west of Arab.
11-4-26t.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-11-25

PIANO TUNING md repairing
George Haar. Phone 1854. 215 Seven
teenth Ave. East. 10-26-26t
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-11-25

IF you KNOW-Present address OF
E. ]. Tippins, please get it to the Dis
patch. Editor. 11-21-3t
Vorbote., 1919-03-26

aud 9omer UnO $5eIioo purum pcrs
1tummeit oocr iogor bas 2cIen i6rer
Ol9tun9cn oCr6Otcr irerDen miiiic.
GP'tur CrtlGtte e5 fir 2tbeismus, an
DIE 9otterlo9cn gu glouben uno lie
lpeIter gu bcrbrciten. Die G6riIten in
Den erltcn SN6rRunOcrten 0oben oos,
nnS Die 9cloen i'm bollen 6cioentum
geton uno tritiIiert hottcn, nur perz
aIIgemclnert unO ipitemotiIiert.
6iIr tie lpcrbcnre 6iir9eli6e GeieQz
1Hoft, iiir Die nuf pcrIonlidem Giqenz
tum uno t0ufm6nniiher Yrpouttionsz
lpeI1e le9runoete 8cicuIAaft mar Die
StunOc gctommen, Gin IittIidcs SSoco(
8u formulieren uno einc Heliqion su
bilocll, tpelfc zen neuen, burn Die
otonomi12en Grlheinun0cu qcmooels
ten 9eIcllIaoftlifen 8coingungsn entz
iproA. IS gereidt Der iopbiitiifen
Y9lIolophic @rictelllonOs suy uupcrz
gdngli9cn Sire, Die 6uupt5ii9e Der
nellen Reli9ion unb Des ncuen IittliGer
Soe0lS entporf2u Su baben. Die
geiiti9c Qrbeit DEG Sotrotes unO Ylo=
to Iteft no4 unil6crtroifsn bo.
(SGluB fplat.)
Vorbote., 1919-03-26

bic SieOcr ge4olt, bic ams beute bic
lic6iten iino.
BofI birst bic @ro3 3ItoOt 10 pjeI
gleno SGmuB unO glot, bus oiele
pon unS be 9rpBltuot psrobi4euen.
Wu3rlfeinli6 pirb lie u6sr audi unz
ter gIildiiGercn IoSialen 8cr6dltllii1cn
fortbcIteben, lpie Iollte Ionit cine 8on=
5cntration oller 8rGFtc m5gltd Iein.
gtutiirlih lpoQcn mir ali ibr llngez
m0f. nIle i6rc @ebre6en 6eilen, Iper
nolItc babel ni6t bclfen.
Gob ou4, Der grGmli4ite @ries@
Grom mug augebcn, OuB audi 5pii6en
o;e 9d9er Der Grobitdot Die Come
Itc;nt uuo 3auIenoen unn 2ltCrtouz
Ienoen lit bicies R'cisntiNo Der Ncu~
seit 9eimut 9ewOroen, 5auienocn unb
AbertnuIenbcn, iDcldc ben Srunncn
Dor benz Sore uro Die 0orflinDe niAt
mcGr fenncn. Sic lpCroen bic 9nrit
ner drobcu Stuot ocrIteGen.
Vorbote., 1919-03-26
!lrfprnna orr 3Ser hrs Gnten.
Son 8. 8 dforguc,

Gcute ibrcu Reidtum nur Der 6eigz
felt Der Irmen oeroanteu? llno pem
Oicie llrtcr iif Iino. lprctpn lie oonn
ni6t untereirunocr: pobrli6, Oi:
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Sl0em Die Heiden Dem W}ilitGrs
OienIt ltntrcu purOen unb bic Ycrtciz
oiQunQ Oes 8oterlonoc5 be5ublten
SQnocn iiterlicBen, psrioren lie Die
t0rpcrIiGcn lmo Iittiihcn Gigcnl6oIs
ten bes feroiifen Sbcals unO tehieIz
ten bennod Die materiellcn Sitter,
nclGe oercn eigentliGs llrIoGc lporen.
90 9ci6nb e5, ooB, !pis QriItoteles
bemcrtt, der RciGtlm, fern oooon,
einc Sslofnunq Der 3ugenO 5u Icin.
es unnOti9 ma4te 5ugcno SIT iibsn."
SnOcB Qingcr Die Gcroii6cn Suqcnz
ben. bic bon ben Rciden ni6t mehr
aus9eiibt ipurben, alIlndIig uuf Die
Soloner, 6rcigeloiIenCn unb Stlnocn
ii6er, bic teine mnterisQcn Sitter BE-
ioben; obcr oicIs Sugcnocn, pelGs
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fiiErt 9attcn, brotten i6nen nidt5
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Sob clenb lcben tpnntcn. Sp bot
ten bonn Sie 0fonomiI6cn @rIGeiz
nunqcn eine Srennung Der emit 10
ena mitcinonOer bcrIdmolaencn mo-
ter;clen Sitter uno iittli6sn Sugcnz
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ocntuQerbcn ipuren 5oblrciGe 9atriz
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tricge fire Sitter oerloren batten,
lp6brenb Iif untcr ben Hciden picte
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porben nuren ourh Snnoel. Wudcr
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treten tpiirbcn, bic 9erteilung Der crz
cbertcn QGnber pcrTprr6en, unD bic
gIci9en 8ortc;le bcncn, trelGe, cine
om 6clb5ug tcil3unehmen, 50 9robz
men 5ablen niirDcn.
0as Selocnioeul mar 6uIammenz
qebroden, bottc bic iittliden 9c9riffe
gcItOrt uno bertpirrt, uno bteIc Grz
ifiittcrung bolltc in ben religiOien
Specn no9. Sn 4tben bliibte Der
grObite IbcrgIuube lpeiter; @norogoz
rus, Oiogoras unb Sotratcs tpurosn
gum Sobe bcrurteilt unb protagoro5
9driften perbrannt pcgcn 2d iterung
Der @0ttcr, unb tpG6renobehen idlcuz
Oerten bic aomitcr inter Den S9rift=
iteuern bic tiibnittn unb aDnilGiten
9tusfdue 9egen Die @Dtter unb, mas
nod picl tiibner mar, gcsen bic Yriez
tier. Scmnsogen un5 Sprunnen entz
lpeIbten DIE Senlpel uno plunocrten
Die beili9en g4dBe, unb Buitlinge
bciubcltcn g}o9ts ouf ben Strobcn
bic Stotuen Der @0ttcr unb Itiiratcn
lie um. Die lett benz gruuen 2llterz
tum iiberliefcrtcn Sagen puren, ioz
longe lie iih nit ben umecbenbcn
@ottten i'm @intlans 6efanOe,1, natb
Vorbote., 1919-03-26

NIT ob9eiponntcn g2crOen, gum Sc
nleBen gcbort 8eI6auli6tcit uno
Ru6c oos trifft audi gu = ipcnn mir
bic 3nuber Der grobitobt ouf uns
Dtrfen laiien tpollen.
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9on6 ct9encr 9(rt. 0as ho6en audi
Die Singer Der &unlt lGngit cmpfunz
ben uno Iufen lie fiinitlcriI6 Feitsuz
folten. 0os oter lit Oicl I6iperer, aIs
tie 81 empfinbcn. Die SroBitoot lit
nod 81 Jung, ols oaB lire Gi9enhcitell
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ben cln9eaongen lpdren, IoboB mir iir
aus5uGrildcn ocrmO9en. 3uOcm lit
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SoDQe nie0cr, 10 tr;tt ihr jeBt bic
Wtoiie crtgCgen.
9lnfdnge oicier neueu &unit ba6cn
mir IdOn. Solpo6l 0idtcr mic Malcr
haben iiA onrin nit mc6r oper lpeniz
ger Slid pcrIu6t unO Fortpdbrcnb
entItcEen neue Wcrte oielcr Sunit.
Sic miro gon5 unbeoingt Die SbpQc
perOrdngcn, Bic mir mod ben Hcis
Der yer9angcnfeit uuf uns ausii6en
tom TT bod unIer cigenc5 2e6en 10
icGr Der SSopQe cntriidt.
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tcrfei Der GroBitoOt 5u gc5en, 10
parcS SDieIc 2luT9obe balO gclOit, bas
lit tcine &unit, ooSu 6roufeu mir
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apparat. 8abrc 8unit fat Geclc.
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Ipic9eIn. Oos tits ponoA Der aiinitz
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nen mir i'm belicn, inOem mir Dem
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Ter IiA ms Golf bCQeben uno iit bort
Vorbote., 1919-03-26
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INIT bieier SAB oaucrn m09s, Iolonge
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ldmeIfeiten icooA 9(tben2r, Gpurtuz
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nunq ouf Subiioicn, nit rpcl6sn 7ic
lire Wtotroien uno SolOatcn bcSo6len
t0nnten. Der YsloponneliIde 8rieg
bcl2lcuniste Den Stllr5 Der oriItotraz
tiIhen Bortcisn unO lieB ben bur6
Die ofonomiIden 4einungen all
mQlig porbcrcitctcn BsrfdQ Der 6croiz
lden Sitten often gu 5o9c treten.
Die 8ei1en, bic Dos Rcht, Waffen
gu trogcn uno bos 8atcrldno gu pcrs
tciOigcn, nIs gr0Bte5 @orrcft fir ii9
in 9lnlPruA genonlmen 6Ottcn, gez
p0bntcn ii9 roIf, baron, Ii6 i'm
9eere our6 be3obltc Hcutc bcrtreten
gu lalicn. Sin Sa6r6unbert not 9ez
ritles' gteuerunq beltanO Der 9ouptz
tel Der utbcnil3cn 6eere bcreits aus
S0IDnern. 0cmoitbencs iagt in
elmer Ieincr olpntbilfen Reben, oob
n Dem gegen SlDntt geididtcn 9ccre
Yi6 1900 9iirgcr uno 10000 S0loz
ncr befonoen, ipG6reno in Osmjent9cn,
relGes Y6ilipp Bel G9oroneu l6lu9,
1000 Ntbcncr uno Sbcbnner uno 49,
loco Soloner tparen. Die Rci6cn
iporen es, lpelte, ohnc iih gu 14Iogen,
DC Yorteile bes &riegcs cintctmltcn:
Die Rcif,en oerits6cn Ii6 Dortreffz
li6 borauf, &eidtiimer 81 iummeln" ,
Ioatc Wtbcna9arus, Der i1rotulaniiac
0emugoae, rlie iiberlaiicn Die G5cfo6z
rem Der Mengc unb ni9t 5uTricoen
oamit, ben gr0Bten 5icl Der Sricgsz
Oortcilc porpeg 5u ncbmen, reiBen lie
lie ollc an iid."
Die BON &inbbeit az nit allen
Rrie9sitropoScn pcrtrautCn furb0ri@
! Yfen YatriSier poren gon5 unoerz
gIei6life &ricser, pdhrcnb bic nculen
Ute; den OicIcr 9oraiisli6tcit bel net
tenn ni1t entipra9en, lpos Sotrotes
beItdtigt: n8cnn 8ciGc uno @rme
| Ii6 5u 2unoc oOer gu Woier i'm
6scrc 5uiammcnfinbcn unO iid in
Der @efn6r gesenIeitig beobu9tetcn,
oann bubcn bic Rei6en teincrIei Ser
anlaiurg, bic Irmen gu peraAtcn.
;9lym @egenteil, tpenn Elm mogersr uno
Ionnpcrbronnter 2lrmcr. auT Dem
56lo6tfelb nebcn cinem Hei6cn
Ttcbt, Der i'm S4utten oufgepn9len
unb Don ieiner 5ettleibi9tcit bcid>pcrt
puitet unD ni9t lpeiB, mas cr nit lei
ncm &Orper anfun9sn ioll, lpos fir
Elm @ebonte, slaub i ou, tpirb gr itsz
rem in iencm 9lugcnbltd sinfollen?
iMub er ii4 nidt iussn, bob fol4e
Vorbote., 1919-03-26
Cine D1fcntlihe GrbrauIto(t nII

- Cine o'fcntlife GcbranItalt ouf
ben Nomen Eooicpelt gu toufcn, lit
ntdt cinfdltiger, ols Dcrortiqen Snz
itituten bic g}umen GIepeIono uno
Wtcatnleb au3u6iir0cn. Sir mooerne,
ocntenbc W}eni4cn tonn ein Mc&inz
lcp ooer Elm Glebclunb Ioipenig Elm
WtulterbiIo icin mic Elm 3ooieoeIt. eSm
llebrigcn Oiirfte es Ii6 Iobncn, gu
parten, big Gin Meni6 Gin pOcr Speiz
bunoert Sabre tot lit, e6e man Ieinen
9}omen su eincm S3mbol Der 8iirgerz
tugenO ober bes Jort1dritts oocr geiz
tiger un6 Iittlidcr Gr0Bc madt,
benn Donn crit lGBt iih be 8ebeuz
tung Ieines Wirfens unb Der Wert
iciner perlOnlidteit redt crmefen.
Die grSbtcn Sci iter Der Welt, bic
9r5btcn Wobltdter bet McnI6beit
mubten iter6en unb berDerben, ebe iie
geiuiirOist lpurben. Worum bobt ibr
ioldc @ile, be gtntagsg0Ben bon
gcitern runitcrbli4" gu moden2