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The Washington times., 1921-11-06
SHUBERT-BELASCO
Lew Fields Revue

7 .Ew FIELDS. tho popular Broad
way comedian, with a company
Of twenty-five entertainers in a pre-
tentious review in seven scenes
called Snapshots Of 1921" will
headline the program OF Shubert
vaudeville at the Belasco this week.
beginning with the matinee tomor-
row.
The star will be materially assist
cd in procuring laughs by Lulu Nc
Connell. a comedienne with excep-
tional fun.making ability, and a chor.
us of twelve pretty girls will dis
play some startling costumes.
In the surrounding bill will be
found acts of genuine feature merit.
including Lulu Mcconnell and Grant
Simpson in a comedy diversion, AT
Home" A. Robins. described as thu
walking music store and an entire
orchestra within himself; Yvette.
with Eddie Cook and Kino Clark, in
a novelty singing. dancing and mu-
steal sklt: Fred Allen, described rs
Born 1924" Seven Flying Desert
Devils. human aeroplsncs from the
sandy wastes of Arabia: Earl Moss.
man and Ray Vance in Various
Doings," and Joe Fanton and com.
pany in Seconds of Suspense" The
Shubert news weekly and Bud
Fisher film comedy viii complete
the bill ..,..
The Washington times., 1921-11-06
Looking Ahead
For Early PeekS
Adjoining Shows
"RULL DOG DRUMMOND"

h Obb DOG DkUM MOND'
comes to the National
November 81.
Irene" one Of the greatest
of musical successes. comes to
Polls November 20.
"The Fair Circassian" will be
the Shubcrt-Garrick attraction
for the week of November 21.
Little Old New York" with
Genevieve Tobin. comes to the
National November %.
"The Bat" comes to the
Shubert-Garrick November 2S.
'"The Merry Widow" with
Lydia Lipkowska, jefferson lie
Angels, Raymond Crane, Regi-
nald Pasch, Dorothy Francis,
Frank Webster and Marie
Wells, opens a weeks engage
ment at the National Novcm-
Der 13.
Mssconi Brothers are at
Keith's next week.
Frank Finney's revue is the
Gayety attraction next week.
Cecil Lean and Cleo May
field head the Belasco bill next
week.
Tickle Me-" with Frank
Tinney, comes TO Polls next
week.
The Washington times., 1921-11-06

one of the very, very few critics who
have watched her from her debut
1 don't think that a little retrogres
sion is out of place. There was one
event that cannot be overlooked. II
was the appearance Of Miss Marlowe
as Juliet (she then called herself
Julia Marlowe Taber) at Palmer's s
Theater, whilst at Daly's. just across
the street, Mrs. James Brown Pot
ter, the mother of Mrs. Stillman,
was seen in the very same role to
the Romeo of kyrle Bellew.
We were absolutely forced to COM
pare the artificial Juliet of Mrs. Pot
ter with the inspired conception OF
Julia Marlowe. and, believe me, II
was most portentious occasion.
No, I refuse, by advice OF counsel.
to give the date. If you want to
know it, look IL up. There is no
reason on earth why l should dot
my is or cross my ts. Miss Mar
loves Juliet was a lovely and un-
forgetable performance. It came as
near to suggesting the Shakespear-
ian idea of that heroine" as any i'm
personation could possibly do.
Juliet, you know, was fourteen. II
takes an actress of forty to suggest
fourteen on the stage. But in the
case OF Julia Marlowe that mature
age was not necessary.
THE most famous Of our visiting
actress have invariably acclaim
ed Julia Marlowe. Gladly they seized
upon such a personality in order to
say something respectable about the
American stage. For instance, there
was the Divine Sarah. who always
insisted that Julia Marlowe was the
finest American actress she has
seen. Then there was Eleonora
Duse, who saw Miss Marlowe and
applauded her rapturously.
These facts are never used by
press agents. Julia Marlowe doesn't
need the fastidious attention OF that
luminary. She is her own press
agent. That Is TO say, you go to
the theater to hear her and you
know what you hear. You don't
care hang whether Sarah Bern.
hardt or the Queen OF Tahiti has APP
plauded a woman whose qualities
arc no readily apparent that they
would thrill the most urtnrillable.
At the Century Theater at tho
present time there is positively not
the least syinptom OF decline in her
art. Sometimes one says that sort
The Washington times., 1921-11-06

AKIss RACHEL CRoTHERs.
H among the best,known au-
thors OF the present day. In
the author OF a new play entitled
which Mary II. Kirk.
patrick will present at the Shubert
ginning tomorrow evening.
The presentation OF Everyday
is OF great interest not only because
IL was written by such prominent
feminine author. but also because
the manager. Mary ii. Kirkpatrick.
is the only feminine member OF The
Theatrical Producing Managers As
ISOLATION. The story is also essen
TALLY a feminine one. for II visual
ICES TO the audience certain prob
lens which confront a young girl
in everyday life today in any Amer
ican city.
Without spelling the pleasure OF
the audience by telling the plot In
advance, II may be stated that Miss
Crothers play centers around
people in an everyday town, think
ing everyday thoughts. wearing
everyday clothes. who are aroused
and shocked and thrilled by the
entrance OF a girl-a seeming ideal
list whose ideas seem impractical
for the living OF everyday life.
Her father is a strong man whose
notion of success is as definite as
hers-but her mother, who has sell
dom said anything for herself awak.
ems to a realization that her daugh-
ter is merely living out the prin-
ciples she was taught as a child and
in the end helps to free the girl
from another everyday existence.
The Washington times., 1921-11-06

ton, Katherine Murray and Hank
Elglcman. The author wrote min.
ature musical comedy and called II
without Rhyme or Reason" di-
vlded II into four different parts
so as TO give wide scope for the
costumes, settings and a host Of
pretty girls.
Miss New York Jr." will be ut
tho Capitol Theeter all week com
mencing today at Q D. m,
The Washington times., 1921-11-06
BY ALAN DALE.


HENEVER Juia Marowe
w and ubant 1t curious sensationnot all
recall that occurred be
hidden the old Bijou
the leading ngoma Maria Love five
that little used today that particular
realized that of mind they'd
matineesD
first performance Julia Marlowe this
being recognized promise concerned
she the she
Wild buffao couldn't drag the that
history,
you'll have history books I'm silent
the subject
The Washington times., 1921-11-06

with a like end. One critic calls II
"a somewhat shallow and uncon-
vincing study OF the reactions OF
adolescence to love and war" Miss
Hayes does well, though. MARY
Anne, the farm girl, whose wealthy
aunt makes her a sort OF Cinderella.
affords slight opportunity for an
actress whose work In Dear Brutus'
two seasons ago proves her worthy
Of better things"
r. ii. SOTHERN and Julia Mar
lowe have introduced their
brief Shakespearean season in New
York and will appear here in De-
cember, IT is believed. They are
playing Twelfth Night" Hamlet"
Tanning of the Shrew" and THE
Merchant Of Venice" Asked II
they intended adding Macbeth"
Romeo" or "As You Like II" to the
repertoire, Mr.. Sothern replied in
the negative.
BY the way, a local theater pro-
gram continues to excite grins with
its advance notice of Southern and
NARROW" as though speaking OF a
railroad or a coal company.
The Washington times., 1921-11-06
RACHEL (R0THERS
HAS ANOTHER
NEW PLAY
Everyday" With TaIluIah
Bankhead, Has Its Premiere
Tomorrow Evening at Shu-
bert-Carrick heater.

nKIss RACHEL cRoTHERs.
|" among the best-known au-
thors OF the present day, In
The Washington times., 1921-11-06

TITLE Helen Hayes, a Wash
ington girl is meeting with
difficulties in her search for a suit.
able successor TO "Bab." her success
Of last season. First Booth Tarking-
ton wrote THE Wren" which
twittcred little while and then died
from frost Bite in tho metropolis.
Last week she opened at tho Gaiety
Theater, New York, In Golden
Days" by Sydney Tolcr aud Mar.
ion Short. and this threatens TO moot
The Washington times., 1921-11-06

especially written for him, TO get
namely, something now. The pro-
duccrs have tried to get away from
tho old stercotypcd show and have
spared no expense for scenery add
costumes. This is also true of tho
cast with which thcy have sur
rounded Cole. lie has such clever
people as Mac Carter. Myrtle An
drews. Joo Murray. Gladys Stock
The Washington times., 1921-11-06
CAPITOL
"MiSS NeW York. Jr "

WISS NeW IOTk, T.
7 AUGH and grow fst Ia an old
adage borne out by the Miss
New York Jr." company, the result
n good laughing show that drives
dull care away Eddie Cole. tho
funny little comedian. is we'll
known, This season he has a book
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Milwanfee Marft=S eridt.

reno Sic Gr5tIid)e &rofeiiion ieoes
SntienoItcI- @romm nit ser 0r0B-
ten gifcriudJt fiir nelte miiicnidoit.
lld)c Grperimcnte anfipeid)ert.
IS 1T itipcils MIR fir 10 oosr
IS Gcnt$ &ooium-St ofi i'm leudt.
3~iiiernhlatt elmer llbr uor-
Ganocn, ober ole belten 8eurtcilcr
id,dtcn. caB j0hrlid, fiir minOcitrnS
100000 6ieies GoelntIallo am
iol4cn Mcgc u|crpIen1pert msrNe.
Am MISREPRESENTATION lit abcr Der
llmitano. onb ojeicr qan5c Stoir
oollcrno ucrloreu lit! Seine Strait
mag CT mobl LANCE bemohrcn; aber
cr lit in 10 piele unenolidI tleinc
Guantit1tcn per5cttclt, oaB cine
Observation-Disclosures mtmG0iif lit.
Gas ih0nite abr tit. OaB iant
@,riitcrtnq 0elpicgtcr @eolnacl,
icl6it iold)e &cmttung ocs Ha0iums
iiir 2rrd)tiorbc abioIltt umn0tiQ
unO ionod1 refine &ergclOmt9 lit, "a
iidl aus einem onoereu> Metoli, Dem
Wlciotborium, oos man 1905 'ents
ocdte, cine ebcuio frdftiqe 2eldlt'
forbc oepinncn IoBtl Gieler StOif
fo7tct MIR ettpa bnIh iouiet mie
Raoirnn. Gciue 2eudltfrait behalf
cr MIR ctipo liebcn Sabre; obcr bnS
tit lonae genlrQ iiir bic GicnIt5rit
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iiGriQen lit cine 1cte SultnttHi.
rtnq m0glid, mcnn c3 bcim ;3u'
itarO 0c3 ltbrperf5 lobneno Idcint.
IS gibt iono6 feiue Gntid,nlNi1nng
mehr iiir sic 6orticbln,E Scr ma
umn<&er0euounql
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an aranfreid 1t man lad Offen.

IN Gramfrcidl lit man i'd Offeu-
Bar uoGitanoig oorilber flnr, mas Der
beooritebenOe @ehiel Der A%0nIinIitra
ton in @nihington beoeutet 03al
iicht 0ieicm grelgniB init trHbeH %Or-
abHmnaeu cJtgcgen. 9a5 benefit por
auem elm Irtifel, Sen Der b%cfanHte
,5ournaliit Tceamps, Der als SadOcr
"itduo:dcr in @;rthidaff5irancn dilt
Dor einigcn Tngcn D~eroffentlid)t bot.
Iccamps itelt in Dem ArtItel ret.
0ab Scr 3rouc ifou m;eOer geinllcn
1t, mo iudt Die @riinoe D0fllr
muai:r0ig 5u MAIDEN. Sicriibcr
idlreibt err: oaur} Dor ieln2r Mo3l
crfldrte Serntor Noroinh g ncrCC
Sc erie gfl;G}t ic;ncr N%egicrunQ
icip, SIC Ednlocu Der Nliirtcn uno
Sen Eon ser 3nhlana gcnor fcIt3a'
iteGer. Torau5 hat MAJ ioiort g.
icbloiicu. oaB or uift aenei9t lit. Ell
ncn mr;tcreu 2ltfldlub 3u ocnGhren.
uno 0aB er auf elmer uoQItGnoiQen
0c3uhluno nller 5huI0eu ser euro
pd:ifen 5todton bcitchcn miro, Is
pir6 audi %befiirdtct, onb bic Rid
fchr Der rcpublifaniihen @artci 5ltr
Wnd6t cine Mitftebr ann Nrotcf
tioni5nm$ 6coeutet. ShIieBIih lit
Nn5iidlt porhan0en, oab N(merif1
rinen nunbbanaiaen JrieOen nit
9~cmtidlanb nntcrseid)ucn uoer oudl
mcniaitens oen 8riegssnitaub fir be-
enbiat erflarcn miro. Sn bcioen iSGl-
len miiroc sic MllSfiibritnQ oeS Ser
TRACES BON &crIaiqcs, TrnnfreihS
ein3iqc 6offnuno nuf grbollng, nod
idluicriaer a%citnltet mcroer.
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Shlaaftrtig.

Nn ser 2ouooncr Scitihriit
opinion lcicn mir: Cine Game
idrcibt eiilcm 3coafteur: .Mtetn
Ncrr, Sic ianOtcn mir in lester @o.
DIE cine Grabbing BON mir iurijd
%t meiB. oO6 Sic Ole @cit)itte nitlt
aelclu lobcn. lin Sie aul Dir
&robc 81 itcllcu. bate i'd Sejtc is.
10 uno % 5uidmmen9etlebt; ais i'd
Gas Namifrjpt S%uriiderbiclt muren
aie'e 9Iattcr nidlt nltilctrcunt nor.
ocn, llnO 10 mcjB i'd. 0aB Sie iaul
lino mta Mannitripte 5urIdicnotu.
sine tie lylcicu iu bo6cn."
Ger Fc0attcur itrieb iuriid;
-Nein SrduIcjn. ueun ih Sup
Srulltiid riu u uclaJc. il braude
ih uidt Sa3 lanje 81 SIT eiirl. I'M
ieItiuitclen oob 6 idrI it,"
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5d1m06e saoIantueresn-
enae.
MiadIt i'm enn5cn ulcl ans nnS err
idJiuert Grlanamng bes Stoiies.

ldlperf Srianarng Ses Stoffcs.
Gum ncllen Sabre pflegt mo
a~llerbonO cute &oriGbe 81 faiien.
nenn oieielbcn old) nid)t immcr
nlIsgefiibrt mcr0cn; uno oaS mdrc
piclleidt aud nidlt 10 libel, mcnn.
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men nilr0eu nit Dem mrloerbnrcn
mooerner Wtincrol.Naoium, oaS
abcr allh 10 munoericIten lit, fort.
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lett NIT oieiem Stoii bier gstrte'
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ucralltportliditcn, nidlt mcgen
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llcber sic Sauptaueac pon Hn.
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hcnitt. IibrIial criabrcn uerhilt-
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81 ltdrfen uno Die @unoer Der
4ntur mo scr 3cdnif. ii6erbaupt
Der aultur. in chem o~erit1nonis.
mo liebeooarn Gimme 81 benabreu
Ntebr noh al bisGer miro cs mid
tig meroen. tnes @~errOhenoe. Ger
weidlideHoe oHr6 Giumirfunaen
Die BON Ser Sdlule al lid itiHoi8
uno frdftig micocrholen. ~Hicocr3n-
baltgn. Eo}u i:~H 81 Sdanitcauu.
gen Der SoiierpariornrneG - OGrin
iin0 oae Edoagoqcn. Die iie fcunen
eini9 bel ihrer GiclacItaltigfcit.
ifren 8eidtum an N~urcaungen
ibrcr Icid)ten 3uaduqlidlfcit unh
ibrer @iaigfeit uor ollcm gccianct
llno - auf Dem @orbanocneu If
lcidt uno iider meiter3n6ouen.
p Gin itereoifopiiher
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9aitpr Sliconcrs Nerf In Spanict

gnt 8. Ho0ember 1870 trof Srib
6ieoncr III Waorin Der &auptitaot
Spanieu3. ein, IN Der CT bis 6u lei
nenl Gpoe 1901 eunnlelificrt bat.
Am 8. 9%topcnnber 1858 mtroc ibm IN
Scrlin Der eric 9aIitein 5llm 9au
zines Su2enobauicS ull0 8pnmoli-
ums in Maorio gereld)t. Am 3. No.
uenlber 1920 beaing mas in5miId)en
pom ieincm Sobne iibecuommetc
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Gin larBiaoI DER iibelittn SOrte
in eirem perruIeuen Sanle hatte 81
Anidn1 ais aottesoiehitsld)er Huum
lc0ieut. Sp0tcr mur0e oarallS cine
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icnbouS. elm &oipltal nno Elm NGo-
dlen-@ aiicnlous. en- &leiuttu0cr.
SaoL. aGmd1lih Elm uieIieitiAe9 Vii.
lions. {cNtrum. IN NcH nltdl Elm eodll.
detiideS &iidrridAer en9erittet
mmoc. 400 Stiiicr mer6rn in Sic.
Ten 9uital:tn lDterrIdtci. 4uber0cm
mcraen i'll Ser Sdule nea RcihS 200
2inocr umtcrrjdltct. Mehrcrc itGo.
tide mo @;yiua; SdnIen ucr0oufcn
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huul. ScrnGr bciielen anBenr Eta.
t,cnm in Gunmas. in Granada.
&alaocll0. @iion. 3cinl!o. {dheT.
n1roe. 3fiaiu0n&. Snnta Gmulta.
rs @er. tictct iE allen leineu Scis
len an 3ntilt ot9 iUuttdareu @e.
Ncilena. Yococu iHiotac Ser idlcG.
ten Santa iciuc SduIo oui $4,000
Hsic:a: daJCpa6iCu 1T.
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So GrolIe, BEN IS. Sanuar 1921.

Les our object be. our Country, our
REhole Country. and nothing but our
Jsuntry. And by the blessing Of God,
fFaay that country itself become a
east and splendid monument, not
# oppression and terror, but OF wis.,
aoms OF peace, and of liberty, upon
'Sxhich the world may gaze with
admiration forever. -
Daniel Webster.
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redht haben. SIC

nit retht haben. Aber mir IN
amerifa miiiien ms itets beIunBt
ble:ben, oaB Die engliide BolitIf lid
alii Den alien @abripru6 griinoef;
g1iU:oe ct impera~. Gns bclBt mr.
Ole Geutiae Gage ami oettid: 60
bal0 ms amerifa mo SapaH 3n
mad'tig INTO oaber l1itig weroer, lpcr-
Den mir lie ami chamber 81 heBeg
fsden, onmit tie lid ge5cuie;til IN
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isoieu5rn ria,t aaseetilet
1inscacas trci Gaifnnern fOmmeu
noaJ in S.n Ser. Staatcn bar.


radj in S:n Ser. StaGtcn bar.
5cit elmer garljcn acibe Sabre
idon idciHen Ole aaermeiiten bel
ms IT'D cHogiiltig mt Der aH8e-
nomnlcnca Satiadle abgeiunoen 5u
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sn Der IH9rottlmg Scr eigcntli-
den &ilo &onoertnube (o&aiiel-
ger 8igeoH") bsiBt a~lcrhiugs feline
.Ratts mcbr einen 6n0en ab. Ser
llntergang oicier. ebcoem 10 unge,
bcuer jablrciden mo 10 uolf3tilm-
liden @ogclrniie bate einen fait or.
fdiitternoen Giuorud oil 0as Sub
lifum aemabt. 10 oaB anoere Gr-
1heinmgen BON 0rmIelben @cblete
gar feline @eud)tnna mebr innNei,
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idmcmmte oQe Wtdrfte. IS lit nift
oarau su 0cufen. ouB 0ieie Glide
iemals mieoer ausgefilIt lperoen
miro. Sene &euner perIid}crn abcr,
oaB nod minoeiienS orei @ottnn'
gen @ilotaIlben in einem guten
Seil 0es amerifmiiden @eitcns
perein3elt porfdmet, fait 9Qn5lid)
unbemerft icitens oe3 aGgemcincn
8ublifumS.
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tanbc gebalten. peldc meiiten@
ilber Dem 8el1noe bon 6el89ebir9e
Els nod Ser Ga3iiiffiiite bemertt
miro nno ant 5obltcidliten an Der
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ipriht ser &olfsporitellltng bon
ciner Saube beoeuteno mebr, alS
cs nit ieler 8nnoertaube Der 6nl
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lit i'm NuSicben unb 8ebabren 10
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oicier Sm1be ulin Dem 5abmen 20
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3,mciqen deficiencies gtcit nit tort,
ylnerTuen menn tic m1brcno Der
0iitjeit irgenowie eridreft miro
9aS mag maud)en fobelhott tlll'
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obodtunqen BON 8elehrten oe'
9unoesregierung un5weioelltig be-
It6tiat morocn. Gie Soubc fabt ons
9teIt mo Die Gier geid)tdt 5wiifen
oen 9cinen; monfmol trdgt lie
cltd, nur elm ein5igeS 81 aitf cams
oieIelbe @eiIe nud) Dem nelicn 3il'
fiudtSort.
guf sen fleinn 6elsinic!fen
(9cps) BON 6lori0u gibt cS etne
Icltcn gcporoene @attung 8ilo'
to,lbe nit elmer mciBen aopifrone.
sic lit elmer ser aleridclteiten itr-
Ierer @olop0gtl unh hot oltd) gilten
Gruno ouju: ocun ihr 6lel'd III
ais 2ederbiiien utgennetn gclud)t!
Cine brittle Spe3ies @ilotdlben
aenannt sic rotIdn1beligr, fam Dor
Merifo in sic &cgion Der Nlo
Granoe beriiber. Sic lit elm grocer
Togcl, ulo 'br 6leiIA uerleitet
e6enfons sur NitSrottnng!
Inter ben qGn5lid) u%nter9egall'
eencn Edubengattur9cn mar aild)
Sic qr6Bte BON nQen, Gooo &C.
nonnt. Sic crrcid)te oie @roBc cines
SdponS, mar aber Icbr ld1tper-
idaia III ihren @erpegltngen. I'M
MauritiuS, no lie ibr Seim hottc.
Idluacn boudnoiihe Wtatrolen
id)on i'm II. SabrbunOcrt ole mt
an!itteln tot uno oeripeiItcn lie mt
4roBrm @eho9Cn.
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Sic 9oblcnbarOne mad,tcn an Der

Dem &rie9s0epartemcnt gelioierten
aoble eInen &roiit BON 200 @rojeut.
Sic mareu INNER bclheioen. Is lit
felt9eitcut, 0aB gepiiIe an0cre &n-
ouitrien oil ibrem Groouft eiueu
8rOfit bis SIT 2000 @ro3ent per
Nienten."
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Sas rans6Gldle @olf iuartct DER

gebliS olIi 0a5 Wiiucnlum. III Dem
ole 0entid)en @oloW 1iuiarocn III I'M.
unterbrod)euent Stronle p%iurilnne
in Den ShoB Ilicben iolGen. 0niilr
aber .bGfommt eS Id}0lrc @ortc poN
ieinen ,Siihrcru, Die obCr ocn @uuger
nidt itillen. @iro 0os einmal Elm
&rmso d c II Qebenl
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Sine 3nldrift an DEN Mandciter

8uor0lan men0et i'd 0cGcn Die Ne.
1ouptlung, DAP Die 2eutiden 5llcrlt
ofiene StGote NIT 8ombcn beleat
bottcn. Gem oTeroplune", elmer
Soh8cjtuna fir Oos &uititiinueicn.
fiir Ipril 1913 3uIol8e iinO e& oiel
mcbr cnoliid)e TIltg3euae oepelcr.
Ole nit oieien 9Ingrificn Sen Nuianq
nnh1cn. Ter &erioiier fiibrt ha>
3euguiB eirpS belaiihen Gfij5icr% on.
Der Den @eginu 6iejea @ombaliIuaeS
i'm Gftober 1914 iob ulo Sic Mn.
9obe hrs -Ieropluue bcltdtigt.
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&idjt sn frii6 nit Der SnnIt Scs bnnt-

fdcdlgeh MiiIcns, ibr 2ebrer,
Hlbret Den &nabeu mir nuf; ieltcn
Qeocibt er 0ooon.
arGftigt lllpo iibt ihm oen u It an
nenigen 10 ii Stoffen;
Gper 0cruf lit e%rfiilt, pcnn er gu
lernen geIernt.
(8eibel.)
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Gin Rolf mirn nidt oft. nidt

fIug; EN- &olf bleibt immer I IL
did. (@oetbe, ggmont.)
@a5 8oetbe "a ppn @oIfern i'm
! allgemeinen iaat, gilt BON fran50li-
9heu i'm 9eion0eren. Goiijr brIn9t
Te0er Gag nelle Nefpciie.
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Die nitr cneIiide Diplomatic! 9oro

~ uA'N NhHAtt"F ~'p'V'""AAt \ulV
Rorthclii1c ielbit mar Is ser crtl0rt,.
6aB Nmcrifa rubig nit @robbritan
nicn eiu ltehereiutommcu trciiHu
tonnr Sic Hilitliugen 5ur See cjniu
itrleu un0 5par aus ~folQtnoca;
8rua0r: Cine anglo. ioponiidc MI
liorB Negeu Die Gereiui0teu Stootcu
lei 1usacidIoiien iniolgc ser upo
litiihcu RcaIitdton ~iunerholb oe@
britiidcn Rcihea. bic g unrroQllG'
mnhteu, i'm %ntereiic Der &ogdutr
Gono0o. 9luitraljen Sen Setlon6 ms
Suou1rifo nit @robbrjtannien gu
oereincN.
Ter cole 3citnngaIoro mag ia ba
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NIIScit ir0hlid lit 0ciifrlih;
AuSeit trour,E lit btidlmcr.th;
@u;cit Qlijdlid lit betriillidl:
Gins inns ouocrt lii pcrduui1lld.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-01-28

Mit ibrem eriren rSabrrsbcridt"
ifeint lif Die 8oIferliga eilen groB-
nrtiaeu @is geIeiItet 3u baben.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-01-28
Su Der Sbcuric ltimmen uae @Ol.

fer Dem 9lbriiIulngs &ori6Iog Bu,
nur in Der Yroris liebt man Die
Sode nit gan3 anoeren Gugen
a n
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Sel.pbon = Drummer 1893.


B 0 n { n NJ % LtIP'
Roroeujtern" Ieoen Dienstd9, UNI
.yt9rDuerE". ieOeH 6rettag 9, PORTO
fret. beloe gB0henbIaner 5nldinI1en pro
Sahr M Pow
Ra4 europa uno Canada, au9'
lftieBlid aegen &orausbe5dblnn9,
bortofrei; bcl0e 8odenaus8aben
pro ,Subr. s'"0
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Ea1tgIeIM
eugellu IeOen 6reitas.

S<rauseeber. ES aorOrerns i noelarlon.
gbGIf G|dnDrtdu. SrdlloeHi.
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9e,ddftss3otal:
gs-efterus@ebdl0e i23 gtdin StrdBe
ga @roiie. Bls.
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OlipenM
Gin Udbrmittel ionoer
Oleihen.

ties Olto OIL
uno 5Ipar 90
rantirt EDIT teri
liitrt un0 OeBpe-
gen baltbar, flip
ull0 0 berrli-
denl SIipen-0e-
idmaf, Elm Iab-
r%ungsmitteI ion.
0ergleihen nm
oreimal wertbpol-
Ter oils fir oasiel.
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Ginen feiten Salt baben offcn6ar

Die 8robibitioniiten am 8unoesober-
geridt. 0n3 3eigt iid) III 5ablrciden
Gntideibungen.