davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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zoo.Ka,

Materials needed: A pasteboard
mailing tube, some tough thin paper,
and some paste.
Figure l shows the mouth end Of
the zoo-ka. Figure 2. strip Of thin
paper. Figure s.sspasteboard. cut to
form the fare. Figure A. the zoo-ka
complete. 4 +: ~ -
A notch Is cut in tho tube about
three inches from, the mouth end. al
If you were going to make whistle.
This is covered by stretching the thin
paper tightly. over 1t and pastlns
on opposite side. This leaves tiny
opening at straight end Of notch
The flare Is pasted or glued onto
other end Of tube with ends Tapped
to hold 1t together.
Do not blow into the zoo-ka-sim-
ply put the parted lips against the
end and sing. Very beautiful mum.
bers may be rendered by a quartet
when each Is equipped with a zoo-ka
II the zoo-ka is black enameled be-
fore placing the thin paper it will
ness musical instrument
LIE ROY CRIGLER.
Evening star., 1922-01-24
BEAUTY CHATS p gyI7 EDNA Sap,pe

you did not send . stamped addressed
envelope. ~ there Is not space to
advise you. From the description Of
your skin and lifeless stxte Of
your hair, I should think you were in
need Of q good building up all over.
Your hair will improve II you give
the scalp thorough massaging each
day---not the mere rubbing 1t with
the fingers. which you say you have
done, but massage which will leave
the scalp feeling ALI aglow and
ttinslins from tns .fenewed circula-
Mabel-pAek circles around the
eyes indidate some Internal derange-
ments unless y you are not, getting
enough sleep. II they continue, con-
suit the doctor.
Jackie.--Lace q fine-toothed comb
by running a thread back and forth
through the teeth, then comb the
hair with this. all the time keeping
the comb dipped in vinegar.
The one-piece draped gown OF chif-
fon velvet is very smart with its one
sided effect at the hip.
Evening star., 1922-01-24
Modes in Mourning.

Every one who has noticed chang
ing customs Of recent years must have
noticed-and doubtless with relief
the passing of the fashion fo- osten-
tatious mourning. This. ts especially
true In this country. whore the feel
Ing has gone SO far against the
mourning that attracts much atten-
tion that it Is quite apt to bring
down unpleasant criticism. We some-
how doubt the sincerity Of tho widow
who makes herself striking figure
BY reason Of her heavy weeds.
The custom Of making our furniture
and interior decorations take on the
colors of woe is, Of course. quite
passed. Once people could AFFORD to
change their upholstery, and their
curtains as we'll as the livery Of their
servants when they mourned the
death of members Of their family.
When the dauphin OF France died in
1855 his wife was not only content to
have all the draperies hung in gray,
which was the custom Of the prin-
cesses Of the court at that time. but
she had innumerabIe portraits of her
departed husband painted, showing
him with pale and haggard appear
ance, hung at various places in her
apartments, and each one was framed
with heavy draperies of gray.
And now there are some people
who even question the custom OF hav-
ing personal cards bordered in black
during mourning. Generally where
Evening star., 1922-01-24

Tommy TIT had found Chatterer over
to the Old Orchard and along one
Farmer Browns. dooryard, and Chat
terer's legs ached before he got there.
You fememtter he had ,done. a great
deal. Of running aheut ..alreadys that
morning. But he didn't stop to rest
No. sir. it wouldn't It kept urging
him to run faster.
that Tommy TIT had told the truth.
He could hear Yank Yank the Nut
hatch: He caught S = +, q fii"pss, ,,o Of osas the
cousin. Happy Jack the Gray Squirrel.
dered il he, too, had lost all his stores
Of nuts and acorfls.
At last Chatterer arrived. Wnat ne
true. Corn, beautiful yellow corn.
was scattered along the Icy old
stone wall Fastened ia several trees
were little shelves and on each was
more Of that yellow corn. @ not to- to men en-.
only things chatterer had eyes for
just then, but there were other things
-suet and grain and seeds. some
thing for each Of the feathered folk.
as well a. those wearing fur. And it
for another to finish eating. Farmer
Browns boy had been thoughtful
enough to make several Of those
little food stations.
himself. and not even sansny jay
called him q thief as he stufeed shims
self gresdily, nor did his cousin.
Happy Jack, once seek i to- pick .
quarrel with him: Farmer BroWns'
Boy had even brought boards from
the barn and placed them 90; that
Happy Jack and Chatterer could run
up them to the food shelves. He had
guessed how hard 1t was for them to
climb those Icy tree trunks.
For a while Chattefer was too busy
to pay any attention to any one else.
At last he had eaten all he could
hold. ana by this time he was quite
himself again. He was as sadcy and
pert as ever. His eyes had recovered
their brightness. His tongue began
to 60, for Chatterer dearly lotes the
sound Of his own voice. He 1erksd
his tail a. Il somehow that helped
him exprees b. fssll1ns: He tried
the Gray squirrsl, but; couldn't. He
body to come to his shelf.
But no ono paid him the least at
tentiof,. YOU see they knew that he
didn't mean q word he said. They
knew It was just his way OF showing
OF: And nobody minded II in the
stcepyt,sat, leaa. By =. ". Bnrsss., !
= =
Evening star., 1922-01-24
Kellogg's Bran is natures "
49, own relief from constipation!

suits. Taken consistently, Kellogg's
Bran will drive constipation from
the system. Your physician will in
dorse the use Of Kellogg's Bran for
constipation!
Eat Kelloggs Bran either as a de-
ficious and nutritious cereal, or
sprinkle it over your favorite cereal.
Eat it in many other foods which
are made more appetizing by its nut
like flavor! Kellogg's Bran pancakes
are the best you ever tasted! Use
it in r,fsi, bread nr mullins, r~o"ins
macaroons, pancakes, etc. (Recipes
on paGkRSe.)
The big thing is to get kellogg's
Bran into your system quickly! Get
it at your grocers.
p. S.-Pimples are caused by con-
stipation. Kellogg's Bran will clear
them up and also free your breath
from intestinal odors.
Evening star., 1922-01-24

Wool applique ana Bulgaria. ool-
ored embroidery are used extensively
in millinery.
Evening star., 1922-01-24
ADvERTIsEME~T

You must not take chances with
constipation when statistics tell you
that ninetenths of all sickness can
be traced to it! You must get perma-
nent relief; you must drive consti-
patton out of your system!
Realize that pills and cathartics.
at best, can only afford temporary
relief, while they are irritating to
the delicate intestinal tract.
Now-compare the action of these
pills and cathartics with the natural
and wholesome effect of keiloggs
Bran. cooked and krumbled. Science
knows Of no such wonderful sweep
rr cleanser and purifier of the
bowels as Kellogg's Bran. yet 1t is
SIMPLY nature food. trans effect Is
certain and relief permanent If at
least two tablespoonfuls are eaten
daily. Chronic cases should eat as
much more as Is necessary for re-
Evening star., 1922-01-24

Another episode Of this story In to-
m0rrOw's star.
Evening star., 1922-01-24

ADVERTIsEMENT
Evening star., 1922-01-24

The close weave-the well-spun
threads-the SOFT. smooth finish give
''feel" to Fruit of the Loom that tells
you at once Of its substantial quality.
Further proof is the long wear it gives;
while many washings only prove that
your 6ngertips were truthful.
Three generations Of women have
used Fruit Of the Loom for many
les-nightclothes, underwear,
sheets, aprons, and many other things
in white goods.
Evening star., 1922-01-24

Hats IN bright red straw sound
allufing. One only hopes they viii
not become too commonplace before
1u1xHo8 -
Evening star., 1922-01-24

Red and blue are one Of the COM
binations Of color that have come in
for attention In this new era Of pop
ttlarity and smartness for red.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-14
NO. 3li-\Vater That STICKS

IN ine LIE pcrform"r holds a glass of water
s,tn hS mana nS shown in Figure a. He
n,",i ~,t' That he will turn the tumbler
r,tr v,tae down without Hpillus any Of the
ses car Of course, every one wants to
.w;n wM;o!aing tho tumblcr at arms lcrsN,
~ ns "i Ihc arm in II con. .plctr revolution,
A. RnIr' Just ny Indicated IN Figures
rho,p, ana e. The sweep of the arm
tthhould be mad" rather rnnidly, So thut
hhe ,h water will not nnv, time 10 fnll.
ins ii"e ;;orcce OF motion of the tImblrr keen.
tns,nN from spi!lug. Thus the glass h
,hs ,hA.u Ma upside down withopt spilling
sn,actlce the proper motion with an
lsnssV tuin6lcr. Do not put too much
nstt' IN the tup.h'rr when doing the
y'~'0h'. 1899. BY Public Ledger Company
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-14
BUSINESS BODY
GETTING NEW LIFE
so,,th Philadelphia Association
Starts Campaign for More
Members
HAS LARGE PROG R A N

A revival OF the South Philadelphia
pusipess Men s Association, which until
,ust before the outbreak Of the World
Uar was one Of the most active bodies
y, rs kind in the city. will be under,
taken BY n group of men interested in
,ho welfare and development of South
philadelphia.
Approaching tie necessity Of having
m organization strong enough TO carry
through plans for many needed i'm
The association has been called FOR to.
morrow mo night at 1902 South Broad
street BY committee composed Of Wal
ter n. Phillips, chairman Charles 7.
Sbisler, Judge MucNeillc. John II.
Bailey and Robert j. Aitken.
A strong appeal for new members Is
contained in II circular distributed by
the committee and which sets forth the
reeds of South Philadelphia. as fol.
lows:
'"Ihe extension Of trolley lines. in
cluding the continuation Of the elevated
road from South street down Delaware
bvenle to Oregon avenue, to Broad
street. A trolley line over Passyunk
avenue bridge TO Sixty-third street and
Woodland avenue. The abolition of the
one. man trolley control and great
number or all skip stops. Removal Of
the dangerous grade crossings.
Clean and we'll paved streets. Better
police protection. Development of the
league Island section. Tho completion
If the belt line by the Pennsylvania
Railroad. as set forth in the original
plans and agreement. and not as it is
now contemplated.
"Adcouatc sewers to be installed. so
rs not to rctard building operations now
in progress and TO take care of the
future. Sufficient schools TO be erected |
10 relieve the present. congcStcd condi- !
ton. More lights in sections whclc the |
present illumination is poor. And a |
lost of other improvements that di- |
rectly affect the comforts Of tho busi-
ness interests Of this section.'
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-14
LEWIS WOLF HOMORED
Head Of Jewish Welfare Guest at
Dinner Opening 1923 Drive

A testimonial dinner to Louis Wolf,
president of the Federation OF Jewish
,.hartics. was given last night at
Mercantile Hall, when 700 members of
i!he Federation pledged their support
N campaign to raise 81 l,250. 900 Tor
Jewish welfare work in 1923.
Samuel n. Lit, who presided. in.
troduccd Judge Horace Stern as toast.
master, Jacob Bi'likopf, executive di-
rector of the Federation, was lavish
N ms praise Of the work and character
Mr.. Wolf, as WAS Albert VI. Green
Acld' chairman Of tn. calnpaign com
M!ttee' An oil painting of Mr.. Wolf
vas presented 10 the Federation by Al
pert Rosrnthul.
o'h"r Spr"kcrS iNrludcd Charles I'd
WIN WIN ioN, jacob ID. Lit, Max IIerzberg,
El!S y. Gimbel, DR.. Cyrus Adler.
tLonis GerSt!"y. and Jules L. Mast.
baum.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-14
BIG STORES CHORUS
PRESENTS CANTATA
strawbridge G. CIothier Workers
Sing "Prophecy and FuIfi!Iment"

The ;>;rawbridGc & Clothicr Chorus,
under the direction Of Herbert J. Tily.
conductor, yesterday presented q Christ.
mas cQntata. known rs ''Prophccy and
Eulfllm"nt.' written by Henry Had
ley aud dedicated to the chorus last
year, when it was sung for the first
time. There ere nor" than lG5 voices
In 'hc chorus. which sings every morn
'ng ut 8 80 from now until Christmas.
The so!o!Sts wcrc Miss Elsie Lyons
took. somran"' Miss marguerite Grow
ell Barr. COntralto, and John Overs.
tenor. William S. Thunder was the
acromn2n'st. rs we'll as an instru-
mental cho.r.
Six tablcaux also were presented.
illustrating the Christmas story in six
scenes The Prophets. th" Amnuncin-
ton. the Shepherds. the Wise Men.
the Nativity and Christmas Mngr..
Isaac II. Clothicr, Jr., WA the reader.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-14
BAR TOBACCO AND MOVIES
Russian Evangelical Church Here
Forbids Both to Its Members

Going {" the motion 1icjures is pun
,,s'habl" by dismissed in the Russian
Evangelical Church. which conducts
services every Sunday morning and
evening in the Fifth Street Methodist
Temple. Fifth street above Spring
Garden.
The use of tobacco in any form is
another trnnsgression likely to hrins
The, "ofender' before church court.
- From seventy five to one hundreh
nuSsihns attend the services in the
ruth street Temple. In former years
,Gcy were part Oh the Polish Baptist
hurrh, but he Poles. several years
ago, decided they wanted to conduct
services in their native Language.
Ihcrcupom the Russiaus formed a
separate conservation.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-11-09

ST. 8odeiter Q. 3, baben 5rpei
Niaoden nod allen Megeln Ser &u1llf
eire1 goliffo1npf nm ei,len Monn.
nl1sgefodtens Bel ben onoereu Gle
rem miro es l1lngefebrt gernadt; 81
fa111pfen Die Wadnnden Inn Sic @eib=
den.
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betonnf getporoen ipie of 0ie Gene
;raIitabsdefs leufibIallos uno Defter-
Sreid3s I'D oen e5abren, Bic 6em Nus
brltd 0es &riegeg Dordui gin9en BE
faillile1 5paren, I'M iiber MlaBnaB
men 5ir Mbtpebr bet Mngriffggeliifte'
Grnnfreidg u1to NnBlanos 81 berdten
|aberndt @~onferen3en bdbet1 lie Bis
l3l1nn Sabre 1912 jdfDerIfM nbgebnl
tel, FONT bdtten re erbebIih heller
.Dorbereitet feiH muijen nls bic 8a-
taitropbe i'm 5oMIler 1914 berein-
brad. Baris unb Hetersburg tulb
tie man LANCE Dor benz Qusbrlb 0es
!Rrieges mas man fpoute, go tat man
i'll aonoon. aur III Berlin urlb Wien
nilBte man E nidt. Dprf traurnte
man nod BON -grieoensm0glidfeiteu,
aIg ber bon ben Maiierten fo hnge
geplante uno 10 forgfdltig borbereite-
tie @rieg uninittelbnr Dor Der Tire
ifano. gg miro fiji ale Soften bag
groBe geroienft oeg 8era1isgeberg bon
Soreign Mffairs bIeiben aud III oie<
er ge5iebung Der 8eH Die Aligen ge
offfnet nro ben groBen 8etrug nufge
6edt 81 baben, Der bon ben Giants
mdrlnern ser Aaiierten an Der
Wenfdbet begargen maroe, aIs ie
bebaupfeten tie feien olrd ben Rrieg
5lberrafM noroen uno1 III feiner Bei-
F auf i'm ~borbereitet getpeien
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-11-09

gen ale Nrobibition eriiiGt uuo Be-
oanern sic Mrneritaner Bic ih ge.-
arpnngen lebe11, Die &robibition iiber
id ergeben at Iaiien. sic neroen lta
o1ber midi barani eit,laiien, Germ
9uIiDfoot SobnIon ben @efolen 81
tim nro Tire M~ebenit6de u, aerit0ren.
SIN @egenteH. tie iperoen ols colt
freunoliide Weinbauer ben trode1lell
Germ naBlegen oaS beibt Tim Elm
ober pielleiht mebrere Glasden eiilll.
fbenfen, n1o mir e8tpeifeln MIDI,
BOB Serr Sobnio1 als ehrlid6er Am
terinder4 oiie Wabrbeit in @eine lin
ben miro. @dre oas Elm grfolg, menu
ser itreitbare Serr mad amerifa 55us
riiidfffebren mod)te. I'm iei1en 2aros-
Ielten ureiinen 8ein" ein5ni9erfen
nno ibnen 5l 5eigen, melcben STR
tim tie gemadt baben, ben Wet1id)erl
Das Ieben- nnb fre1loenipenoenoe Nab
bor5uentbaltenl"
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2ln 5ranfrcish's 2lSreic,

MS Grdiibent &aroing i~eiiner5eitt
ben Mbgeoroneten MIonion .5ollgb-
ton aus Netp BORT 5um gotldufter ii
8erlinernonnte,b offen aliide peutIhs
xiprabige 8lddtferunieres 2anbes E
iebr eilig, bieie grr1enn1lng alfalfa
81 fnitiifieren: rp11Btten bon Serrn
8ongbton MIR menig aafein bns mar
Fir lie fein Si1toerni, eiin gsrnesnl.
nll1,g benz 8raIfio0enten 8um gortpnrff
5u nDaden:gafir n11roe lie bortstDo
man ben Nbgeorbneten aus Mem )orf
fannie nm . guinr1lttiner beurteiH nno
oiefes giiniIttiige nrteiI o1trd sic his
berige sdfigffen Conditions III Dol
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-11-09
Die bcIten ~8e3iehunecn.

seI11e e11ttrattigal1lg Der alIgetl ole
BET Der geleBenng gelglens nber inner
borte 8rau1ar1te1ten Der gent1den
|1nsauer Belf perbreitet ul1osletoer al1d)
geglaubt MURDER, 1T off1i5teu bel MT
|la1glf gepflogellen Nerbanolnnge11 n
sntfld erfolgf Mls Der oorttges gnr=
gertneifter eleper nlfer pen Nn1pe1e1=
Den Den oent11den Foli5etal1el1or ysie=
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5m,ft fteme,t yaRreaite%

am 40. Meileuiteine 1T Der ugsoro'
itern" nit Der beutigen Drummer on
gelanat. 8ietpubl uns Dos perflol1e'
ne Sssabr maud)e grleidternng &C.
bradt bot, lit aber namentli6 Die Eat.
lad,e cine iebr erfreulide Dot
Sic Sese gegen Die oeutider
.3eitungen p~erflungen OaB DE
beutide Sprade a%lentbolben mieoer
su gbre,1, urtb oaB Oie D~telbeIprodene
Surdt, sic i1ore oeutide Spra6e
lperoe innerbalb peniger Sabre Der
lhmmeu, abban0en gefommen, nno
Benz 2aroe nod la1ge miro erbalten
bleiben, faus sic @inoer 6eutfder 81
tern iene1, anoerer Nattonen Die iid
6es Stubiens Ser 0euti6en Spra6e
befleibigen, folgen uno iih Der &enrt.
mis- oieier ein5ig idonen nno inert
pcllen Sprode %armebnte1.
Sssu oieiem i11ne11, bent 0eutide11
@er5en lpobltuenoen 8etpuBtlein fritt
Der uNoroltern" leinen 40. Sabrgallg
an uno benutt oieie @elegenbet, lei
men Sreunoen, Bic in Der iabrelangen
Sturmperio6e treu gu linn gebalten,
oen innig1ten Can't a%us5ulpre6en.
0iele 8%et1tieung mabrer Greun0i@aft
tpor Elm GROCER Croft uno cine bobe
@enugtuung fir 6as 8latt, 0as lie
bod gu idaben neiB. 8ir neroen
fortfabren, es als Organ Der oeuti6<
1pre9enoen &atboltfen bon 8elt=
Minnelota at fiibren, un0 uns be.
miiben, SOS III uns bisber geiette Ser
trauer au6 in Der Submit at redt-
fertigen. NatiirIt1 beoMrfen mir Ser
Mitpirfung unferer oeutiden aatbo=
Iifen, Die eine einbelige nnb nngeteil-
te iein ioqte.
Ser oeutid-nmerifaniiden 8relie
miro bon ieoer Ser Gor5ug 5uerfarnt,
baB tie sic 5toffe better, in flarer
Darltequng oronet, 10 0aB iih Der Sc 6.
fer eber Elm ridtiges Bib MAIDEN un0
ieine Shliiiie 5ieben fam; oaB tie iid)
nidt Seniaftonen bingiM, baB tie Benz
be,ltihipradtgen @etpobner Des 2anz
bes mie Dem 8Irger I'M 5rem0lan0e
bos ridtige 8erftdnonis fir Die biefi-
gen gerbaltnilie un0 @inri6tungen
permitted, Den gintpon0erer bie @in=
b%iirgerung unb boae Nmerifaniiier=
rng erleidtert lib e11olih i'm groBen
@anaen in alien Dingen ei1 eigenes.
bon @arteipoIitif lt11o lonitigen Gin
fIiiifen unnbbdngiaps urteil nabrt,
mas biel, gar iebr bel inert 1T. 5hon
6arum bat fie bolle @riiten5beredti-
gung, nod beiieres &edt ultf @runo
Der &onitttution, Ger gan5en 2anoes-
geid)i6te unb Der gan5en 2an0esDer-
hltniffe.
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Gin ~erebartiecr Sd,oin.
sci.


Srt Ser Sftober11u111rner Der e1lgIi=
iben Monats1driH nSoreign Mffnirs""
meroen bie @ntbHnungen uber Bic mt
Iitariben MaBnabmen, Ste 8piiden
Granfreid uno MnBlanb lange boz
Nusbruh oes 8eltfrieges Dereinbart
muroen, fortgeiek. Sn Der Septem-
lbernummer uberrnidte bie genannta
[3eihdriff Die 8elf nit benz @ort-
Iaut 6eS Hrotofous elmer 5ibung, bie
i'm Npril 1911 in 3arsfoie selo itatt=
funo. Sci oieier @elegenBeit mnroen
5pi1den Ben Chefs Der @eneraItdbe
6es 88meibun6es unter Mitnirf11ng
Des rnlfiiden &~riegsmimiilferg oiie 8Id,
ne fir einen An~griffssffrieg gegen
Deutiblanb entporfeu unb gutgebei-
BEN. Sci berIeIben B~eIegenbet nurbe
aud Die Jeitltelung gernadt. oabgng-
lano ib oantals bo11 berpfflliidft bat
te. ben Mngriff 6~ranfreids ourb cine
1pirffame Glanfen0edung 81 inter
mbee11..
Die Damoligen 8erbanblungen
muroen i'm Suli 1912 IN Bnris fort
geieBt. &l1Blano nnr nieoerum ber=
trpten onrd ben @bef 1eines General
ltabes General @ilinsD, mabrenJ als
8ertreter 6ranfreids General Soffre,
Ser ipatere S0h{tfomntanoiereroe ser
Efran5oiiden 5treitfrdiffte an Ser 8eit-
front. an ben gerbanolltngen tell
nabm. 9us 8rotofon oieler 0erbanb-
lungen 1T es SOB ieBt IN ser Dftober=
a11sgabe bon u6oreign Nffairs" per-
0ffentIi6t miro. 8eildnfW erfabrt
man 6ei bieler @elegenben, 0oB es Die
adfe 4onferen5 0ieier Dirt mar, 10 DaB
oie aDnferen5 III 3nrsfoie 5e1o nls
iiebente ge5dblt tDerben mB Son sen
borausgegangenen feds &onferen5en
|feblen BIS iebt oie oofnmentariid)e1
geadmeiie1 m0es 1perben tpobI aud
bic nod onrh einen glitdliben 3ufaa
ooer nnf nnoere 0eiie Der 9effents
EIidfeit 5ltganglid gernadt peroen.
8el6e @iibtigfeit sic beteiIigten
N%egierungen ser Hnriier aonferer5
beilegten, ergiM i1 idon aus BEN
nnitunoe, oaB 0ie beiben General
itabshefs cine ga1l5e Nn5aH militdri=
ber 8erater 81 ben 8erbmolnngen
bin5uge5pgen bntten. Sic gerbanolunz
gen begannen nit Ser Inrd}i9t oes
Brotofons bon 3arsfoie seIo bon
bent ousorudId ertpdbnt tplroe, BOB
les Die 3nitimtnung ser beioerieitigen
6egierl1lg gefunoen babe, General
lSoffere CAB Iooam cine 1eberiibt
iiber Die gerfdiebl1ngen Ser mi-
Iitdriiiden Sage lett Der 3uiamnen-
fnnff I'M lpril 1911. ST Iegte oar,
oab ne1lere militariibe MaBnabmen
ON Der 0eitgren5e auf Die Abiiht
0eufidlanos idIieBen leBen, ob I'M
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