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Letters to the Editor
Defends EnalishMomen

10 me Editor ot IN" ErcHinD pubric Lpdger:
sir have read with great interest sew
erhl Iett"rs in the PcUpIs Forum having as
their subject the rival charms Of American
and English women.
trust you will allow me- the hospitality
OF your valuable columns In which to OH
tect strongly to the eplthet. "mllksups," as
applied by one Of your lady correspondents
70 English women. Whatever else they may
De- or may not be, they are certainly not
miIksops.' Tho great war proved that
for all time
AZ cvidcuc' Of tho truth of my usaortioa
] Wish to Tuote but two famous Americana
J have Hvoid'd any british authority for
iear OF being called q p;Opngnudist. The
rrSt question is from tho pr"tN"1 by J. III.
'F ate 10 "England's Effort" y. \. "Aa to
~" women tho" are saving the country;
they don't mind whu, they do. Hours?
Th'y work ten nnl half or. with over.
time, twelve hours day, seven daya n
week. Tho government ~ Insisting on one
Sunday Il month Of The women
resent it, 'Wo'rc not tired th"v say"
MY next witness is ., WIstcr IN his srcat
BOOK. "A StraIght Deal" up. 1902. 1913. "Ot
Englands womer seven million were on
sased In work on munitions and other neccs.
shries and apparatus Of war Those
Englishwomcn worked. seven millions at
last on milk carts. motor busscs elevators,
steam engines." Those quotations could. OF
course, BE- multiplied ad lIh., and 1 would
advise your correspondent to spend a quiet
half hour with o Wstcr.
Afterward. I venture to think. she would
withdraw her unCallcd-fo snrcr at her Eng
lish sisters. who suffered for four ngonzing
and tears. and acknowledge that the term
"milksop' was III applied to nation OF
hroncs. II. l.. SERJEANTSON.
Philadelphia. December {. 102U.
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Defense for a Nation

To the Editor Of IL" ErcninJ Pmh'tc Ledger:
Slr---In your paper the other day IL was
stated that at a meeting at which II was
being urged that America should begin pre-
pa ring for another conflict, this time with
Japan. one OF the speakers spoke against
preparedness and claimed that II was
European armament that brought about tn"
recent war AMI that our lack OF pr"para-
don would exempt us from all wars horrors.
I will admit that had Germany rot been
so we'll prepared there would have been
no war. but IL It not also true that had
England been as well prepared as Germany
there would have been no war? Docs any
sane man suppose that Belgium would nave
been invaded or that any general war would
have broken out had England had 0.ooo.OOo
trained soldiers to place In the Held? The
odds would have been too great therefore,
is not war directly due TO England's neglect
to builds up n large army
Was not the recent war due solely TO
nations that were thoroughly prepared for
war taking advantage OF the unpreparedness
Of other nations7 Does any sane man sup
poso that Germany went into the recent,
fight Land did not expect to win u, or that
she would have fought at all had she thought
her adversarlcs were as well prepared as
she waa7
As an American. and hope good citl-
2rn. trust our country can avoid all war.
but to neglect the proper means OF self
defense haa been shown by all history TO b"
simply inviting aggression BY nations that
W. l.. IoNGACRE.
Philadelphia, November 20. 1890.
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The Anti.Ciaarette Crusade

To The Editor Of nc EucnlIy PubliC LCdgcr:
sir-Mr, "P,Nn Sprakvr." IN hls excellent
letter to the Forum hits tho nail ON the head
with his question; 'Nh"u liquor and to-
bscCO are finally abolished, what do they
Chc upliftersJ expect thu workngmen to Il D.
IN the evenings for relaxation. cheer and
"Omfort?" | am curious to sec just what
kind OF an answer, II any, the Nolslradlsta
and n0-tObacco prupngandists VIII give to
this question.
Perhaps they viii prescribe for the che, +
ana comfort OF the relaxation needing Mr.
Wurklngman a gum drop, glass Of near
milk and one Of Mrs. ElinOr II. Porter =
nursery stories. Would thesr substitutes
fully insure tho comfC It and contentmrnt Of
The tired Mr.. WDr@ngmHn. ! Wonder; or
perchance, woull lie Still sort ~ banker FOR
his "afteT-dinn"r stOEic," his old r0rncub
"joypipe" and his litt" glass Of brew"
or course the auli-ui"utine agitutOrs care
no more about the welfare tn. comfort a."
the contentmcnt of tens OF mlli .us Of Aulcr-
lean workinEm"u than did n" prohibs, ana
no enemies Of thu "sOUthiug weed" will
doubtless use the same machinery and bull
dozo lawmakers through the same super
yIrtuous organizations that were guilty or
shameless trCkrTy In sntaKing through the
bone.dry amcuimcnL and the mis- hicyuus
Nulstead law.
Two specific arguments are used In sup
mort Of the present crusade against the Vile
practices of chewing and smoking, us well
40 the sinful habit Of taking snuff one
has It tnat tobacco Is injurious, and against
this is the fact tlnt 80 many old people
ore devoted to IT, Their lives arc the
evidence that The change will not stand the
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TO the Elro- Of the ErCnnO Pub!ic Ledger:
Sr--Whilr walking in tn" streets one is
often greeted with the cheerful salutation
"It's Il nice day" Good dnya and bad days
exist only in III, wind. Tho weather has
nothIrs I" do with II. Each day Is what We
maxi II.
Suppose you get word that your salary has
been doubled or that 1t forgotten uncle has
LETT you 81 0OO. 600. What do YOU care about
the weather then" Or suppose the person
you love yuu think IL dyiuE ard un"xpectcdIy
q turn for tho better comes. The doctor
tolls you your dear one will 1--we. What II
Il is hotter than Tophet? II IA good dag,
. great day. happy day, II is what W."
think and feel about II that makes each day
what IL II.
Put down in. the notebook Of Your soul the
poet Runcbcrg's thought: Each day Is Il
life" Wil"u YOU get up In m" morning
throw back your shoulders, take deep
breath and meet the new day like n man.
Say to yourself. Another day. another life. .
] or all know Il may be the only day we
shall ever have. Ict US make 1t the hc vt
day we Gun. Lot us strive to make It day
worth while. to move l. step forward In our
work, do all the good W" can. get all the
happiness we can today,
Right now fs the only time YOU can con-
troll. Yesterday IL record. Tomorrow Is
q secret. To-day is yours and mine.
NJ. W. KI.ABE
Phladelnhia November ~, 1870.
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,eS'' Many soldier will tell you that II
mas prolonged hls life. The other argument
II mat Its use IL sef.indulgence. Nobody
rn"uId do anything he enjoys doing This
"n% the happy life.
fNCcss Of indulgence Is the real seat or
"hat little harm there IL In tobacco. man
may a. easily ruin his health by eating too
many griddle cakes or chocolate creams as
too much SCRAP" A campalgn against ex'
cess Is fair enough. But l. for one. cannot
but believe that the present anti-clgarette
war and general crusade against tobacco
are inspired by pure Rltruism on tn" part
Of its advocates To mo II seems like Just
plain grudging. Puritanic meddling.
ROBERT y. GIBSON.
Wilmington, Del. November "a, l02"'
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Man Fractures Skull In .Fan

Thrown from n truck on which he
was riding to work this morning. Hugh
Sweeney, fifty eight years old, 1887
Narragansett street. Germantown. nm
cmployc of the Huntington Valley Coun
try club. suffered fracture of tho
skull. Sweeney had been given Gift
by the truck driver ana was riding north
on OgontZ avenue. when at City line
the horses took fright and boltcd. Swcc
ncy was rutapultcd OF the rear Of
the truck. his head striking Il stone wall
Mt the side of the road. He was taken
to the Germantown Hospital.
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prief and to the point as possible,
denomlnational nr sectarian discus
sion
NO attention will be paid to enony-
nous letters. Names and addresses
must be signed as an evidence OF
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Tho publication OF q letter Is not
TO be taken as an Endorsement of its
views by this paper.
Communications will not be re-
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National Holidavs

To tjc Editor Of hc ErcrinU Puhii, IrdJcr:
Sir-wll you kindly settle argumcnt ?
Are thcrc any national holidays In this
country? If So, what nre they"
JOHN r. POTTS.
Philadelphia December /, 1920
There are none. not even the Fourth OF
July. III" President issues n proclama-
tion settling aside Thnnksgiving bay, hut
each OF the governors Of tn" stat"s in. turn
issue n proclamation FOR n state holiday.
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Questions AnstUered
Lyric Christmas Attraction

To the Editor Of the Evening Pu0Iic Loiocr
SIr--Plcaso oblige subscriber by inform.
ing me what play was showing at the
Lyric. December "a. 1919.
s. II. LLOYD.
Charleston. s. c., November 20. 1920.
The Christmas week attraction at the
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THE PEOPLES FORUM

Lyric Theatre last year was Sam Bernard
and Irene 3ordoni In musical revue. "As
You Were"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-08

The Peoples Forum will appear daily
in the Evening Public Ledger. and also
In the >unduN Pub ir Ledger. Letters
discussing timely tCpicS will be printed
: w"ll - r"urpStrd rn"mS. and uut sti0ns
Of general interest will be answered.
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,reamer Heads legion Post

/(Dficcrs TO serve during the coming
Jar were elected at the regular monthly
injecting Of the Bclluk Naval Post Of
thc American Legion yesterday. The
following officers were elected: Will
liam II. Crcamcr, Ir.. commander; w.
King Allen and &. j. 1Ioguet, vice
commanders William Woolson, adju
tant: &. H. Baldwin. finance officer
j. g. K. Sinuott, historian; G. II.
DicknS. chaplain, and the following
members Of the executive committee of
the post: &. J. IIoguct. G.. W. Noodle.
e. j.. Smith.
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A Christmas Suggestion

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For the beauty dreamy nisht brought TO
me,
Death has wed, the little beauty. Belle Bran
don,
And she sleeps meath the old arbor tree.
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NJ ~Iidt olo~ ~
Why is the sea never still
Where does the wind ES
begin? D.
What makes a bee hum
Why is the tiger striped
Does a plant eat? M
Why is the sky blue? n
Why do we dream? ~
What is the only liqr 4
metal? M
What plant catches flies E
eat? ~
low does water ma. 81
rocks? n
How did men first x
time? VA
Why do ants keep lit; d
cows? s
What makes an echo? 81
Why does ball bounce? y
Why can't we see in IT,
dark? 4
What are eyebrows for? h
Where do thoughts com q
from? d
Why does a stick float? n
Why do we go to sleep? h
Is a stone alive? Il
What makes a watch go? X
Why cannot animals talk" p
What makes a whirlpool?
What is radium?
What is mist made of?
Why do stars twinkle? 3
What makes water boil? &
Why is snow white? n
What is smoke? Is
Why does salt melt snow? y
What is air made of? n
W. Vt keeps the stars in y
place? r.
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The Value of TODAY

PhIladclphia. November 30. 1920.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-02-18
Nmen0ement jnr
Strfailullg in sid6t.
Sci Grkrankmna Ses 1)r6iiScntcrt icM Scr DiSes
prdiiScnt NIT ser 1lmsfiibrmne Scr Sunk s
ticnen Sesfelbcn betraitt tuerSef.


luton bei6er Sdiiier eriuGt iper0ens
ben @eilmobeitsauitano oes ieipeiIi-
gen @r1fiOenten ourtb @ernebntiitte
aIler 3eugen, oie IN 8etradt fonl-
men f0nnen, 5it iti1terind]en.
SeB lit slatoritat nuf oen @ebiet
nrnerifanii6er @eTdihte. Ct bat iet-
men @nttpurf diisgearbeitet, liadoent
pr Die garioiiiing un0 Die 8erfaf'
iltngsoebattcn tpGbrenb Der 8erfdfs
ilingsfonnention gepritft bat. Gdbei
lit er at Der slniid]t gelanet odB in
0ieien 8ln1fte Die 8erfoiiung cine
2iife oiifiueiie, iino bob stpeitere
8eFng1is bon 0en Stnoten an bic
bei6en niloeren 3neiee Der STE.
gieri11g, oen eeieBgebenoen lino ben
ri9terliGen. berlieben fperoet ntiilie,
i'm foIcbe 51Ife ipie ben iebt borlie.
genoen at befen. Dime 3peifeIe.
fogt sSeb, sicllte ndbrenb etner fol.
den Eeriooe ireeno ielnanb ols Dcr-
aittiDortlihes Soupt Der Negterifiig
fungierelt, ulto idJ glnube, bob Die
gefugnis, ctnen anoeret gennttcit
5eitipeilig bn5u sl ernennetl iolLte
oern &ongreB uno benz 06ergeriht
genleiniont ilbertrngen ineroen En'
0ur1 tpiiroe fir Deit san zines
8orteiitnterifieoes 5lpiiden 9srdfi.
bent 1ino &rngref3 Der Gorteisolitit
Elm &ieeeG borgeidoben. Sd babe &c.
fanoetb oaB bieie Srage i'll ben ger-
fdIinngs0ebatten er6rtert, aber niht
ertjdlie5en tpnroe. SD femme tueiiig-
items 5ipei 9rG5eDerl5fdae fir nleine
9tniidt, baB mdbreno elmer grfr1n-
ftrg oes 9rGIioetlten pe0er Der
S ngreB, rod elm nn0erer 3fucis
Der @artoaItrns Die Modt hat, einen
s5ertreter sit ernerinen."
Gos 5eB amendment tuiir0e Elm
3nfos gum glrtifeI 3ueig Seftian
Gins, Ser gerfaiiung iein, iporin es
beiBt, ooB fiir ben 5all Der an1ts.
entlaging, BEG Sooes ooer Der St.
frarfi,ng Ses 9sraiiOerten feline
8fIidten Dem 8i5eprdiibenten iiber.
troeen iperSen iolen iuo Bob I'M
sSalle Ser 9srdlibent uno Ser gise-
prGIibent beihe relienieren iter6en
ooer erfrnften, Der aongreB geies.
Ii1 einen 9adfolger ernennen mrB,
Ser tis snr ndAiten 9Sraiibenten.
pob[ ober Big @ieberbcritellrns beg
redtlndfigen 8eanlten Die 9flidteit
Ser &egierltne iiberninlnlt.
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2linerikatter int Sprieft
Rabeit fi6 acrettct

GpnItotltiropeI, t8. sSebr. .Die
sgmerifotlifhe Siilfsfonnlifiion fir
ben nabeit Often" erbieIt cine bonn
f3. Sebrltar oatierte Depeide bon
ibrer aieoerIaee IN aona lit Der
afiatifden Giirfei, ipel6e 70 ee6eutet
muroe, oob ol[e grlterifoner bon
Morolb (nor6oitli6 bon 4oona itno
norolid BON glleppo) iiioIitb nad
SSlabieb, einer Decentralization,
erttfomnen iirlo. Gin 3uItanb ser
Sdredensberridaft miro bon 9ta.
raib beridtet. Die 3abI Ser Sliidt-
litge betr1st 1000. @roBer Mangel
herridt unter ibnen; biele ndren
franf ODER bertpmloet. sSt Ser @e.
iebllng @iliciens iibernabnlen oie
SransoIen b1ufig Die omerifaniI6er
0diiionen uno S6ulen, neil fie bort
Die beiten @ebaroe fanoen. Sofort
purOen Die 9Imerifaner bon sen Gin.
Geborenen fir 6ran8oien aebaIten.
SStl ben sobIreiden aonfliften 8tui-
/ len fron50iiiden Sutppen 1ttb Sir.
fen mllBten iie nit ben SSran5oien
Ieioen. 9ie @ernenoung bon Sene-
gdlnegern tno glrmeniern i'm frons
5oiiiden Scere erre9te eroBe 6einO.
ieligfeit inter ben Siirfen.
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Gage inter Auiierten
lpiro llllgemiitli6
1itti crkl6rt ieincn Kolleectt, Sab Ct iie6 cRne
icforfisc fSimne Scr aSriatiidcn Sraec
ais 4,reiisier nid,t taltcn kSnite.
enslanS min 2lmcrika's @nnIt nidt perl6erser.

9onOon, is. 6eb. (sgon 60. 8.
Recn, aorreiponoent Der ltniteo
greb.) - ggie oie @orning 8oit
lteIoet, lit Die gtntpprt Der 9Sremiers
nuf Die Iote @ilion's binfidtlid Der
nOriatiif)en Srnee an 8aibington
abeeganeen. Gem 8ernebmen nod
lit Der iiripriinglide Cert Der gInt.
mort beoeutenb sedn0ert iporOen.
Der 2onooner Gorreiponoent 6es
r@latin" in 9nris idgt, boB Die itr.
ipriingIi9e glntport bereits om
Snutstag fertis eepeien lit, tutlrOe
ieood tiirS bor Mienoung nod ei.
rter griitoIi6en &ebiiion unterDor.
fen; Der Son berieIben ipnrOe in
rtebr perfonLideu Con gebultcn.
Qoro @reD iino 2or0 Cecil, peIde
bic r2oge nTs iebr ernIt" betradtes
ieti eaben anInB bo8u.
Gie beittige 2oae Der 9inge gibt
u geIorqniiien gluIaB. 9lus niito.
ritotiber GueGe berIaiitet boB 9re-
ulier gtitti ieinen aoIleeen 2tobb
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Uebraska beanitanScf
frchibitioitszOcSets
GsneraIanpnlt 9apis mirS in Sail.
ingtoa bnritelie; SrpAt NIT &C.
ri6tlidem gurseben.

2incoln Nebr., Is. Sebr.-@ene-
rnIanlpaIt @1bis bat ranleus bes
Gtaates g}etrasfd Der gnnoeSbes
bor6e aur 9ur6fiibrllne Ser 8robi.
bition Den Sehoebn6Idub bingeipors
fen. gr hot oern 8unOesfonlrliIidr
fit 8inneritenern 8. Q. gfoper in
8olbington eeidrieben, Oaf er Die.
4uffaiiing bes Stoatsprobibitions.
DIRECTORS 8onleD in Der Srnge BEG
8bisfenberfaifs an &runfe ni1t
teiIe. uno bot fid Elm flares Gut
adlten erbeter oh 6aS Is. amen0-
nent oos Stoatsprobibitio in
gtebrosfd oufbebt ODER ilidt. 9obis
idrieb: Sanlen bat in Der Rreiie be.
fannt een1o1t. Dab er bon sSbrer1
Department ilno bon ben @unbesbea
BORDEN 5itr @usfiibrun9 oes flotio.
,naIen 8robibitionsgeiebeS in1trliiert
'iporOen iet ct fonne nit oen glus.
1telen bon 2i5enien an apotbefer
megen bes 8erfoufs bon geiltigen
@etrdnfen ouf aratIide geroronitttg
beginner. Dies fpioeritrettet Dem
fno9entrodcnen @eies giebrnsfds.
&op. 1877, Sisuna 1917. 9ie gluss
ftelllng bon SdilIepS Grlonbnisihei.
nen ipirb atin Gtantsprobibitions.
geies alle Shdrfe nebmen. 8ir iino
iiber5eust, oat Serr Sanlep feline
8unoesbollmadt bot, iolde Grldtb-
nis II, einein filohentrodenen Gtnot
a., erteifeu. SD ipiiroe mid linqern
gealpunaen ieben, eeriatIide @rt.
f6eiouns oeeen Die @eieslihfeit iei-
nes 8orsebens on5urufen. CHE mir
Serrit Sonleb an Der gluSItelliing
Der Grlalibnisi1eine birtoern. tuo5u
mir geaipiinget tperoeit menn feline
SSnitr,iftionen nidt eeGnoert iper.
6ert oppellieren mir an Sic, Die
Snhe IN @erehtiefeit gegen rrs 3ii
priifen. 8eiit SonIeb grloibnts-
iGeine an eite 10 erobe 3nbI bon
@potbefern nusitelit, miro bier, tuie
in iebem on6ern Staat, @eiBbroud
nit bern ertpieienen Gertrouert ee.
trieben tDeroen. asraftiide @rfabrtng
bot itts gelebrf. bob IN ioIden sS6I.
len, tuo Die ansetlagten cine Bun.
beserloilbnfs boben, eine @erirtei.
lung iebr idiuer 81, erlausen it,"
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Grs1rompriits iiber
ttnelc SAINTS SolS0ten

Berlin is. 6ebr.-o9er orieri.
funiide SoIoot lit cine SHprobiid.
ton, man nlltB ober geIteben, eine
quite. Gr bat CUTE ntilitdriide @igen.
ldlaften tno NOR elm n1tttiaer bis.
sipIiniertcr a1nlpfer.~ 9ies iinb bic
SdIuBfoIgerlingen bes friiberen
oeitId]en aronprin;en nod eineni
pingebenoen Gtubium Ser Golonten
aIler straightforward. Gr lit ber gtt-
Tidt, bob oia Saftit Der anerifa.
iter, inoent fie Eanfs Stdtea "trip.
penfoIonnen boroitsi6idten nnse.
ftfts oes 0eutf9en @aidinenaeidiit.
feaers cine beroerbIihe mar. CT
I1gt, oob Die glmerifdner oaour9
Idtiuere @erIlifte erlitten boben.
sym gtabf1lnpf lit Der 4merifnner
nliuoeitens Elm eberio gutter adupfer
& Der enaIdnoer, ertlGrt Der
art.9rins. @r Iobt aud Die pbano.
menate Grritnaenifaft, MiI[ionen
bon Sruppen iiber ons Reer at
brineen, mic ou9 bas dn1tdnbige 9e.
,lebnen Der amerifaner In Der @e.
FdngenIdaft. GieIe geobodltl,ngen
iuuroen in Ger Sdeliben &unoidaa
ber0ffentIitbt.
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Sebiffsrerkcbr
init Ocntie1lanS
Der gnnarb 9aupfer sSaronia1
fdbrt am 81. sSebraar brett
nadD .Satnbnrs nb.

Seem gort. Is. 5ebr. -9ie gnnor6
9anlpfergeie1idaft bat gum eriten
@oI in Ser @eididte SerieIben einen
6treften 8erfebr nit 9elltidIono er.
offuet. Der erlte Gau,pfer oieIer
neuen 2inie, Die ogaronio" f1brt
am Somstoa, ben 81. Sebrnar, bon
9eip gorf oireft nod Sanlburg ab.
Nnfiagiere oI(er gtationaIifdten oes
0ItIiden @uropas, nit gusnabme
9uBInnos, iperoen oueenonmen.
Die Greiie in Ser britten Rlnile iino
ipie folgt: GlDmoutb, $62.50, g[nt-
iperpen uno SItenoe, bia @nalanS,
$50; Hotter6ont pia @nglono, $50;
Sambarg, oireft, $500; Sfonbina.
bien bid @peIonb, $92; gtodboln,
bia Gnglane, 500; Sinnlnn0, pin
England, 500 nno 9an5ig, nit oi.
reftem 9anpfer bon 2onoon, $t10.
Die Min6eitroten fiir 2aiiite iit.e:
BIbmoi,tb $95, Sarnburg $3.50.
9eiaihe, 8oIen, SidehoiIoipafen,
&umdnen Sueoiloipen, Seiterrei.
der un6 ltngnrn perOen ais 8nIIa.
giere nneenommer, aber feline Stuff.
len. Geutide miilien iib gdiie bonn
Sdipeiaer Goniltlot beridoffen.
SeIterrei1er nrlb l1ngorn ntiiiien
iid gaiie beiut idpeOiiden aoni1I
neridoffen. 9[ae RotionnIit1ten ntiiI.
fen iid lire 8alie bon ben &onialn
Der 26noer, burd Die fie au reiien
ipiini6en, btiieren lafIen, nit gils.
nobme 9eutfd1Iono. Qeutife, DETER.
reider un6 11ngorn tniiIien iib bic
4usreiie' erIoitbnis beim Stootsoe.
pdrtenlertt in @ofbineton ertpirfen.
Giioere gtotionolitdten brauhen feline
Observation-Disclosures. g[Ile 8aIiogiere
iniiiien B1iie bobeu, Die iftnerboIb
Der Iesten feds gionote bon ben
reipeftiben Gottfuln olisgefteIlt, er.
reuert iino bifiert iuoroen fil,o. gllIe.
Baiiaeiere ntiiIien ferner nriroeitens
Sipei Gage bor ibrer 4bfnbrt i'm
8olldnlt ibre ginfommaniteuerquit.
tlinsen ODER 8eipeiie borlegen, oaB
iie nidt iterarpfIi6tig tpnren.
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1)erbaitSlilit9cit ge0eit
Gainaiir crSffnet

gdris, 1S.5eb. .-2ie Groffnimss.
berbnnbllng oes frnnaoiiiden eena.
les segeit ben friiberen MiniIter
gniI1nr, Der nngeflaat lit, fid) soe.
Gen Die GliBerIide Siderbeit oes
etndtes berIdjtporen4 su bnben, tpur.
be nit Dem 8dmensoiifrif Der Se.
notoren, Dem 8erleien oes Saftbe.
febIs ino Der Gnflaee oits9efiiIlt.
Ole n6dTte gerbanoIune fin0et mn
Eyreitog Itatt. goiIlaur idien ii6 bes
beiten @cbIieins al erfreuen. Gs gilt
filr niiseenin1t, onB er in ieiner
@ertei6igiing uneeletIide 8erbin.
onng nit oem 6einoe leisnen un0
berborbeben miro. Sof feline nmtlide
SGtigfeit ouf bic $eriteIluns beiie.
rer 8eoiebuneen aipiiden Sronfrei9
un6 GeiitidIni1o geridtet mar.