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The Washington herald., 1922-12-05

possibility that il would knock
Mitchell's ball into the cup.
II is such brilliant performances
as these few related that each sea
son help to lure out the increasing
crowds who. in somewhat quieter
ways and perhaps more subdued
fashion, can obtain just as many
thrills from a great golf match as
they can from football or baseball.
thrills that go as deep. but are not
so racking upon the human nerves
The Washington herald., 1922-12-05
Athletic Pin League
Has Vacancy for Team

Officials Of the Athletic Club
Rowling League extend an invita-
tion to any club to put a team on
the loop to take the place of the
Knickerbocker \. G.. which with
drew. Any club desising the fran
chise should get In touch with A
w. Allen, 633 Orleans place south
east
The Washington herald., 1922-12-05

Penn State. Pitt. Brown, SwRrth-
more, Alabama and the Virginia
Military Institute.
The Navy also is anxious to
stage a gridiron battle with Penn
again, and in such an event the
game probably will be played at
the new Venable Stadium in Bslti-
more.
The Washington herald., 1922-12-05
n SAYS DAMON
kunyOn:

Continued from Page /, This Section
of the time, Geraldine Farrar
and Eva Tanguay.
T ONG before Jenny Lind,
IL later Adelina Patti, were
proportionately stronger
magnets than Dempsey or Ruth.
Nine. Schumann-Heink is
powerful attraction of the pres
ent day.
AL Jolson and Harry Lauder,
financial returns considered,
are proportionately ahead of
any FIGHTERS in sport.
Sport draws well, but art
draws better. That is good.
The Washington herald., 1922-12-05
WOULD PLAY HAVOC.

E3agle Athletic Club. l2O-pound
champion of Alexandra. wants 20
meet Havoc Athletic Club Of this
city. Manager Nowland of the
Eagles may be addressed at l01l
Queen street. Alexandra, Va. or
telephone at Alexandria 32s be
tween . a. m, and 6 p. m.
The Washington herald., 1922-12-05
TAK0MA A. C. READY.

The Takoma A. c. will begin
basketball practice tomorrow aft
ernoon at $3.50 at the Walter Reed
gym. s. Dillow Smith requests
these players TO report. Captain
Buckingham. Miller. Garry. Hitch
cock. Thomas. Robh and Evans
The Washington herald., 1922-12-05
LIBERTY CLUB MEETS.

A meeting of the Liberty A. c.
will be held this evening at
O'Clock at All f street northwest
The club will put a basket hall team
in the 120-pound class. Manager
kremb, Main 25SS. is booking games
The Washington herald., 1922-12-05
Tales of a Wayside Tee
BY GRANTLAND RICE

SNOW furries north wind picks speed and
into winter quarters, there mo-
ments when likes to look back Of the waning to
thrilling sensational shots played in the of hard
campaigns
Golf is full Of such.
Some played by champions at critical moments wherein
save
The Washington herald., 1922-12-05
LETTER FOR ATHEY.

There is a letter in the Times
sports department for Frank Athey.
manager Of the Western A G
The Washington herald., 1922-12-05
YANKEES ARE
TAKING MANY
LADS TO CAMP
Cousin Egbert Barrow Informs
PaIpitating World All About
the Details.

Il
IN a frightful shock to the
Yankees yesterday. The
Giants suddenly came out of their
shell and poured out some news.
Would Col. Tillinghast L'Homme-
dieu Huston and his men stand
for anything like that? No stree.
So Corporal Egbert Barrow of the
Yankee staff was instructed to
get busy.
What do these Giants think?
Are they going to give the New
York fan the impression that they
are building a ball club while I'VE
are only building a ball park? Nay,
nay" says Corporal Egbert. And
right here is a list OF the future
heroes of the YANKEES issued from
the hip pocket of Egbert.
Bernie F. Acton, of the Wilson
Club of the Piedmont Cigarette
League, will get busy down in New
Orleans the first of March and at.
tempt TO prove that Babe Ruth is a
"goner" and Bernie is a conner. -
And that's that for Bernie.
Ben Bengough lit is necessary to
be polite to these new marvels) is
a catcher bought and paid for who
is expected to relieve Wally Schang
of any superfluous work next sea-
son.
The next returns were from
White. Plains. where the pride of
the home town. Bill Dearman. dear
to every native "plainsman," has
been plucked to do little south.
paw pitching. The Yanks have no
'lefties." so there seems to he a
wonderful chance for White Plains
Benny.
SIOJN CITY CONTRIBUTES.
Sioux City. la. make the next
application for the future greats
with Oscar Roettger. who is ex-
pected to turn loose an assortment
Of riGht-hand filings that will as
tonish the boys looking on from
Coogan's Bluff.
Elbert Johnson, drafted from Alb
erdeen of the Dakota nOn-Partisan
League. will endeavor to show
Manager Miller Huggins that he is
Just as good a tosser of balls from
the right angle as has ever come
UP for attention Elton LangfOrd.
another aristocratic entry. who halls
from Lubbock, Tex. is aiming to
supplant Bob Meusel in the outer
gardens at the new Yankee stadium.
And we must mention Henry La
Vallie. who was drafted from the
Worcester club of the Eastern
League just when he was forget
ting his French and learning the
American baseball slang. He an
nounces that he is an expert fly
chaser. and il may he true.
COLLEGE BOY THERE.
Johnny Wight. the Tulane Uni
versity hoy. who made a big hit in
the Yankee training camp at New
Orleans last Spring as shortstop
for the Pelicans. is another victim
in the Yankee net OF course. Col
lcGe Johnny figures that he's the
hoy to step in when the marvellous
last number.
Those who have been tried and
found partially wanting number
six on the Yankee list for 1923.
The first name is that of Edward
Neusel, an outfielder. who was sent
hither skettle about the minors
last year until he finally landed a
permanent job at Albany with the
Eastern League.
Then there is Hinkey Haines of
football fame, who Jersey -Cityed
and Readinged last year in the In
linger. who "skeetered" around
ternational along with Glenn Kill
second base in the same circuit as
his old football pal.
The Washington herald., 1922-12-05
FLAVIN GOES
ON WITH GRID
PLAYERS NOW
Georgetown HaIfback Puts
Finishing Touches on Sophs
for Saturdays Engagement.

TACK FLAVIN, Georgetown's
=. versatile athlete, is handling
a new role at the Hilltop. at
Norwich bulletin., 1922-11-16
A Bulletin For Sale
 Adversisement Will Sell IL
BRIEF STATE NEWS

Danbury.-James r.. Gun, eX-postmas- fer Of Danbury, will hc q candidate at the democratic primaries next spring for the nomination fur mayor.
 ThOmaston.-l;cv- Leonard n. Smith of Canada. who has accepted a cali iU Trini- ty church, will oHic!ate for ihe first time on the first sunday in December.
 WestbroOk.-NIrs. Susan Kelsey ceIc- brated hec goth birthday at ibc home of Mir. and Mrs. W. E. Wren. Al her suT- ,Niving children were home for the day save one who is in the south.
 WatcrtOwn.-An informal meeting of the Red Cross was held al line home Of Mrs. John Buckingham with l7 members present. It was voted to send the sum of S200 to the Near East relief
 Deep Rfrer.-williaT II. Kane. agent at the local station of the New York and New Haven railroad fractured a leg while unulading freight. He Was taken 10 St Francis hospital in Hartford.
 Old SayE,=ooR.-Fsank F. Pomeroy. eR- gineer on the Valley division. has been promoted. lie is now filing the ppaltion of fuel supervisor on the Hartford di- vision, with headquarters at Hartford. MiddIetown.-Dayton \. Baldwin. dem l ocrati who was defeated for siaie senator in the 35d district. spent S5G during his campaign. accoSdins to his election cX- pense filed with the secretary Df state.
 PortIand.-The children Of the eiEl,lh ! grade. Central school. have elected ,;he following officers: President. Barbara ! Tracy; vice president. Charles Payne {; secretary and treasurer, George Water 1 man. CromweI.-Word was received here of the death of Lawrence Burns. who died at the home Of his sister, Mrs. Thomas ] Dooley. NIT. Burns was a resident here for many years and was member Of DeSoto council, K. or (.
 Manehester.-The fire commissioners of i the South Manchester fire district have about decided to gv ahead with tho con- structiOn of the iirt-housc to be located on | Spruce street. and when completed to be the future home of Oxford Hose Co. No. 3.
 Waterbury-JolIn F. Mulligan. World war veteran. Of a Merrill street. this city, was picked un unconscious in New Haven, suffering from the effects of shell shock and gas. He was removed to a hospital, where it is believed he Will re-
 cover.
 MiddIetown- Tony Gillette Of s1
 Bridge street reported to the police tha
 he had been bitten by a dog owned by ar
 Elm street man. He said that the dol
 had been running loose for some time
 The complaint was referred to Dog War den Haling.
 New Britain.-Francis Griffin. forme 7 high school football star. and Miss Mil
 dred Davis. daughter of MT. and Airs Oliver Davis of Monroe street. were mar
 ried in New York recently and arc livin
 there. The wedding was a quiet affai
 and was known to only a few intimat
 friends.
 MitdIctown.-An important develop
 ment in the industrial history of Coanec ticut was noted when the w. & E. Doug las company one of Middletown's oldes
 manufacturing companies, passed into th : control of the Premier Manufacturin ,, company of Sandy Hook, of which com e pany Charles H. Cole, also of Sand 7 Hook, is president.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-11-16

AT A C0URT OF PROBATE HELD at North Stonington, within and for the District of North Stonington, on the 18th day of NoFenbeE, A. D. 1922.
 Present-CHARLES c. CRAY, Judge
 Estate of Henry F. Randall. late of North Stonington, in said District, de- ceased.
 The Admifistratrix exhibited her ad- ministration account with said estate to the Court for allowance it is therefore
 Ordered, That the Fist day of Noyem- her, A D. 1922, at 10 o'clock in the fore noon, at the Probate Court Room in North Stonington in said District. be, and the same is, appointed for hearing the same, and the said Administratrix is directed ot give notice thereof by pub fishing this order once iff The Norwich Bulletin, newspaper having a circula- tion in said District, and by posting a copy hereof on the public signpcSt in said North Stonington, nearest where said de- | ceased last dwet. at least five days prior to the date of said hearing, and make re-
 CHARLES C.. GRAY. neV1ed Judge.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-11-16

Blue and whze check Efnghsm with rick-rack braid for trimning s here fl- frustrated. Crepe with a finish in coiored yarn would be ni9e. as would also ba trasting color.
 The pattern Ss eut in four SzeE: SmzH S4-36. medfum 3S-40, large l2-4A, ertrz large 4s-4S inches. bust meaE1re- A medium size requires { l-e yards of &c., inch material
 Pattern maIled to any address on IT, ceipt of 10 cents in silver or stamps
 Send 12 cents in silver or Stzncs fer our Up-TtoDste Fah and Winter 1s1f- 1928 Book of Fashions.
 Send your order to The BuRetin Pat- tern Dept, 1iss Fulton St. Brooklyn. x. Y
Norwich bulletin., 1922-11-16

!, AaEE1slGAA BorsE; D. N6rs,x..y. .
 PEop. FlEAt clkSk garage nervica ces. 1
 Aeetsd. Phpne. shetrckat g.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-11-16

WANTED-To. rent, eight-room house with modern Improvements. Address G. $. ", Bulletin Office. nov16d
Norwich bulletin., 1922-11-16

This style will readily appeal 60 the woman who dCsircg fr,.1yu and ror,fort as applied tO bioumers Sateeu. -rrr.e serge flannel and siTE a-g good rna-s- rials for this model.
 The pa.teTn IS c-Tt if fuur eize--. Small 272s. medium 31-SS. 'ar=,- ss-s.. and rY- tra large 5s-4l inches. wa ist fn,asE1re A medium Size requires ] a-s yards os 36- inch material.
 Pattern mailed to any address O, re- ceipt of 10 cents in silver CT ssauns
 Send 12 cents in silver or etafnt,g for our Up-To-Date Fall and Winter l922- 1923 Book of Fasnione
 Send your order to The Bulletin Pal- tern Dept, llsS Fulton s., Brooklyn, N.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-11-16
LEGAL NOTICES.
Worcester County Institution for Savings
 3e5 Main Street, Worcester. MasE,

THE FOLLOWING PERSON, a depos- itor in this institution, has neither made d deposit therein, nor withdrawn any part of his deposit, nor any part of the interest thereon, during the twenty yearsflast pre- cedinG Oct 31. 1922. Any information as to present address is desired: Frederick Leary estate, date of last deposit or with drawal or addition of interest, October, 1891; amo6nt of deposit. S125.2e; last known residence or P. o. address. Nor wich, Conn. Published in accordance with Sec. 27. Chap. 16S, General Laws of Massachusetts Worcester County Insti- tuition for Savings. by Dwight s. Pierce, Treasurer. nay1STh
Norwich bulletin., 1922-11-16
WHAT 4 $500 CASH PAYMENT

will buy: 50 acres on main automobile highway, bordering on river, 20 acres tiliage land, 500 cords of wood, 12-room house, large barn, no repairs needed an ideal place for poultry or catering to the automobile trade. Price S5,000.
 TRYONS' AGESCY,
 no91odI Wllimantie, Conn.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-11-16
CHESTERFIELD

Mrs. Lydia BecsrEith of New LoaA11 spent few days recently with Mrs. J. C. PhiIlips.
 Miss Mary Kolosizy spent the week end with friends in New london.
 Mir. and Mrs. Henry Smith and Mrs. Jennie Adams we're callers on Henry Briggs of Lebanon recently.
 J. F. Powers was caller in Norwich last Thursday,
Norwich bulletin., 1922-11-16

If you want to please your friend, get through talking so that he can be- gin.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-11-16
A Bulletin For Sale
 Advertisement Will Sell It
LOST. AND FOUND

LOST@Shepherd dog, black. white and brown; answers to name of Rover. Re ward if returned to l. Moskowitz. Han over, Conn. novlGd
Norwich bulletin., 1922-11-16

LOST-Friday. black leather brief ca and contents between Jcwett City and Danielson; valuable to owner only; suit able reward to finder. Address G. r. HoaGland, 51 Summer St. Boston, Mass.
 nov16d
Norwich bulletin., 1922-11-16

COAL AND SEASONED WOOD and kindiings in large or small quantities. Phone 5e4 or 1325-2. R. ShapiroA Willow St. formerly DuCkee Lane. oct1ld
Norwich bulletin., 1922-11-16
COAL AND WOOD

FOE sALElBest dry hard woodi bas- kets or cords lowest prices. Phone 5i2. oct11d
Norwich bulletin., 1922-11-16
NICKEL PLATING
ELECTROLoSE
cR!aoPoDlsT

A. G. THOMPSON, F. s., ChiroPodist, Foot Specialist (protect your feet). Suite 7-S Alice Bldg, 321 Main St.. Norwich, Conn. Phone 1366-4. jan31d
Norwich bulletin., 1922-11-16
A Bulletin For Sale
 Advertisement Win Sen It
RORN

GtSESrR-In WarrenESFle, Nov. g. 1899, a son. Leon ReynOlds, ste MT. and Mrs. Leon R. Gardner. EERVICE-In South Wilmington, Nov 13. 1sse. a daughter to MT. and Mrs. Gallup Scrl ice.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-11-16
HleRs

s THERE is no adxertisiHgs rnediuni in.
 Eastern Copnectfcut equal to The Bulls- tin for business resultz
Norwich bulletin., 1922-11-16
DIED

RoNoNDT-In Preston, Nov, 14, 1S22, Frank Romondt Of Somers. aged 5S yeaTE N0tice Of funeral hereafter.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-11-16

LOST-Wednesday afternoon. between Postoffice and Franklin Square, d small purse with s52 in bills. Finder rewarded if returned to this office. noV16d ' L0ST-Lady's small gray pocketbook, containing small sum of money. Reward if left at Bulletin Office. nov14d
Norwich bulletin., 1922-11-16
FOE SALE

A good upright Piano, iu first class $S5 SIS down. $1.59 weekly. TALKING MACHINE SHOP,
 sf FraRklin sqaare.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-11-16
rATsr AND WAL13ArEE

NOEWTCM Chain WaNpaper Sure co.. Willow and Chestnut StS, |. E. McClena- than, Mgr. Nothing over iSc. when bought in combination. noyld
 FOR eA1E Paint. e1.sE. per exa.. reS- ufar $2.60 grade; waflpaDer, 1Nc per roIr Max Blazer. 1SS West Man St.. next ao Fire Station mvia
Norwich bulletin., 1922-11-16
A Bulletin Want
 Advertisement Will Get It
wANTEp-MiseeIlansous

WANTED-Furnished room with heat. Reply to 65 Broadway, care of Army
Norwich bulletin., 1922-11-16
FOB saLE-Au.emssE!=.

FOR sALE-1s21, Ford coupe, in per feet condition, like neW in every respect; brand new tires. with special heavy plate glass windows for the winter months, can be removed in summer. electric lights all around, is fully equipped with many val uable extras, cost me complete SS40, will sell if taken at once for S1S5 delivered free on a months trial. See lady at her residence, 16 Portland St, off Broad St., Providence, R. I. nov1sd
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-03-09
periAnpenDmmesinat

Sic 5ablreihen oeutlden BreBitim:
men Der lebten 3eit, Die nit &e6t ul1j
6ie %unerb0rten 3nltdnoe I'M beleBter
0ebiet binmieien, mer0en 1reueroings
our6 einige fran50iii6e 8%reiieduBer=
urgen pirffam ergan5t. @ie in Der
r2anterne" 70 mur0en jiinglt aub in
Ser uSnmnnite" Die 3litGnoe in Ser
fran50iiiben 8eiebungsarmee Der
Gbeinlan6e, Dor aqem aud 6ie Ser
idpen6ung Der boben fran3oiiiden
Wftlitars elmer eingeben0en &rttif I'M
ter5ogen. Sn 0em 8erift ser .&uma=
mite" beiBt es:
nuniere SoIoaten tpobnen in ben
&%aierner, Die iubalternen nno b0be-
rem Dffi5iere BEL Der giirgeridaft.
@as nber Die boben militGriiden
G6efs betrifft, 10 iin0 Tie in ben 8e-
gierungspalaiten unb Sen prdd)ttgiten
BriDatgebauoen untergebra6t. Sic
5itno giiriten Der Dritten MepubIif, Be-
men nl1r oie 3ibiuiite febIt.D e1tidbIoro
fat feinen militdriiben DberbefebIs-
babern tets gldir5enoe Dienihpobf1ur<
gen bereitgeiteut;; ober benz Geidrnad
fran5ofiider @enerdle entipreden bic
fe Baldite nod lange nidt. gi11er bon
tbnen, Der b6dite bielleidt, .betpobnt
6as groBber5oglibe 5dlob. Seine Sc.
r1ablin, oie Die WorgenInft Iiebt, fat
bic Bribatrd1,lI1e Ser groBber5ogIi9en
Camille III geidIag genommer, unb
tire erite Gorge mar, Eapeten uno.
Nnsitatt11ng mad ibrem @efdmnd ru-
oifaI ~undroern 5t laiien. @eiter bat
lite Johann, nm Iiid) III Dem tpeiten Barf
nlngefeben ergeben gu ffoinnen, 6e1ien!
.gebege nit giienbled beid)lagea lal
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Gin ~ee,paltiecs projeH.

Sic Durdfiibrung 0es &bein-Ntaln
@onan4annols, an Die nuntnebr ber=
angegangen per6en ioa, 1T eth gez
maltiges Hroieft. Cine 9erbinonng
8milden Sen orei genannten oentl9en
IluIien eriitiert ia fbon lang1t, Ser
Mair flieBt bel Main5 in Sen Hbein,
5upor aber fat er Die &egnit rabe
8amberg in ii@ aufgenommen, melde
in sen 2uomigs!&anal fibrt, Der mie=
|nerum eine @erbinoung nit &elbeim
an ser Mltmiibl unb oaourb nit Der
Donou berlteut. Mber 0iele 8aiier=
itraBe lit al eng uno 5u lei9t fur
groBe 5@iffe.
@enn einmal bas groBe Broieft
Ourdgefiibrt lit, miro Die 8etie gu
|@o{ler our9 9eutidlano nno Die on
gren5enoen Donaulanoer ein an5ie=
benoes Dergniigen fem. Son Der
Weiinoung bes Heins biz gum S91par=
sen Meeer miro cine beqneme, tpnnoer=
bare 1abrt geben. uno ni6t MIR oas.
Die neue 8al1er1trnBe miro iilornlIi=
ldes @etreioe aug O0elia nabDeutlA=
lono un6 oeutlbe Sr6u1trie Gr5eng=
nil1e nod benz 5dmar5en Meer fub=
rem nit groBem Nuten fir Que Be=
teiligten, ga Tie ben rieiigen nmtpeg
uber Die Norbiee, Ben Mermelfannl,
sen MtlantiIber O3ean, 0as Mtttel=
ureer u1to Megati6e Meer, iotpie i9lteB
lin Die Daroanellen ausi9alten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-03-09

Ser &0nig bon @nglanb bat Ser
Y%rdiioenten Surbing berflagt. 8ab:
ren6 oes &rieges faufte @nglanb bie1
|8u6ienfleil9 fir feline Nrmee, DaS
fir ben @anbel erforberlihe @e!l
muroe linn Don unierer &egierune
geliefert. Mns irgeno eirem @runot
Der idumte oie Sod Sslanb @abn
bierunoie65ig &iifen 6leiib ob5ulie:
fern, uno bafiir min Seine Maieitd1
nadtrdgli6 enti@d0igt iein. Ser Be:
trog, oen ct. perlangt, lit mHt grof
- 1919 Collar, aber England fam
in &leintgfeiten 1ebr genau letn. Sc
ld)ul6et ben Bereintgten 5tQaten etli.
DE Miaiar6en, maht itd aber fein
@etpilien baraus, uns logar Die 3in=
fen iduloig 5u bleiben.
Mber 6ie $1O79 min es baben, un0
90 Die @od Sslano Babn 6anols I'M
ter UNDERSTANDABLE ltano, Derfudt
Seine Muieitdt, Sen Graii6enten 8ar=
6ing fit Sen 5baben beranttportli6
gu MAIDEN. Maieitdt bat itb aud gar
nidt geniert, Dem &rd1i0enten Die
&lage an benz Gage 5uifeuen 81 l~ollen,
ba letne bieligen 9of= nnb 2%eiborga-
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ne lpaltenlmge 8eri6ten iber Die
&od)5eit ieiner Gofter brabtenb unO
tatenL ols Of lie Sic 5ufiinftige &0nigin
l1nIeres 2aroes m1re. 0aS mar nidt
0ieien Sbmer5 m1enigitens bot
te W5njeitdt leinen bieligen 8etrelten
~eriparen louen
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fen. Man fam ib5 Die Soften elmer
IolAen Mrbeit poriteQen! Derielbe bo.,
Be gbef begtea bann sen 8nnid, eine
8interreiiben3 5al baben, nnb fanb bo-
il, fein belieres Mittel, als Sic 5on1-
merreiioena ser GroBber5oge IN emf
{predeno foitipieliger 8etie fir Ste
len 3rped unbale1l 5u laiien, Cine
geniale Soee, 1pte lie MIR int 8ebirrt
zines MtlitdrS entiteBen fam!
/ Gin anoerer bober General, Ser %
;1l11nten ein Mr1neeforps fotnmanoiert,
fano fir iid) uno feline Samilie Die
Dienittpobarung in Der Garnifon iei-
neg @orps ungenigeno, reqnirterte
oarnm cine iebrl iidt0ne 8iua, Die aber
nod gdiin5li6 ne,l a,lsgeitattet peroetl
m1lBte, Inn bes groBen 9errn tpurbtg
gu merber, Der lie beipobnt. Gin brit.
ter iungperbeirateter General requi-
rierte, i'm ii6 ietrer @attin gelant gu
5eiger1, cine gi0a, 0eren Snneres
burb umfaiienbe Mrbeiten, Die i'm lib
rigen gang 1,nnotig lparen, in ge=
idmadpouiter Beiie umgeitaltet rper=
ben muBte. Die Bila mar farm fer
tig, ais tie Dem golallten gbemann
,1idt mebr gefiel. ST requirierte ba-
rauf einfab Elm in 0ieier @inii6t poa=
itanoiges Mppartement in einem Der
s%pornebmiten Sotels ieiner @arnilon.
Das @erbalten ,1nlerer boben 8e=
feblsbober inn &beinlanbe lit Elm
groBer Sfanbal. Die Hegierung ion
einen General ntenoanten nit Der
llnteriu9ung 0ieier Dinge benuftrogt
'baben. @elbes iinb 0ie &eiultote bic
fer llnteriudung, uno mel6e 5trafen
1ino berbGngt mor6en?"
@ir 1eben aus oieier Darlteu1lng,
in tpel6 unglaubli6er Beiie ser fran=
501ii6e Militarismus nit all leinen
pertperfliden 8egleiteri6einungen
un6 Musmiidien oas oeuti6e &betn=
lano iiberidmemmt fat. IS miro bod
lite Set, baB in oieiem groBen Sfan-
noI, gegen ben bon beuti9er Seite I'M
r1er tpieoer bergeblider Broteit erbo=
ben tporoen lit, enolid our6 interna=
tionole &egelung ein gn6e bereitet
miro. 0ie 5ablrei9en 5timmen Der
giniidt int Muslano, uno %neleroings
ieIb1t in Granfreid, linb Elm gutes
8eiden, oab Ole Bernuuft ii@ langiam
8obn briht.
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8eaaterf ens

guropdiiden glattern lit cine be
merfenstperte STEELE aus Der @eodht.
nisreoe auf Sen neritorbenen 8apli
9eneoift e%ntnomn1en, Die bel Der Grar
erfeier in Der Sirtiniiden &apelle ge-
balten spnroe. Sic Stelle lautet:
.8eneoift a0gerte nidt, 6riebens.
porIbldge 5n MAIDEN. Se1lte miiien
ole, oaB ser '8runb, marum bieIer
8eriu1 ideiterte, iener @ebeimniS
pertrag apiiden ben gerbanosmadH.
ten tpar. Der bon bornberein ieben ct.
maigen Shritt bes Gutifan8 fir be1
5rieber a11s5ui6alten beitimmt mar.
gbenio fenre11 mir ole ben Grfolg,
sen Ser 8oridlag ienes Mannes bat.
te, Ser sic Mufgabe beS 8rieoenspers
mittlers an iih rib: &ein 6rieoe ben
@emiitern, fem aufridtieer Srieoe
smiiden SEN 8olfern. aber ole
g6mdbungen niht adteno, iette 8e.
uebift Iein 8erf Ser 8armber5igfei1
un6 Menl9enliebe fort"
Diele 5Gse f0n1en olS g%ntgegnl11a
gelten anf bie 0aritea11ng, Derdfh,
lan0 babe oen SrieOensid}ritt bes Sap.
ties sum sdeitern sebradt; cine 0ar:
1teIrrng, sic iib 11nerfldrlidertpeiie
audi beutIde 3eitungen angeeignet ba:
ben. Sier mfrs flipp l1nb flar geiagt
6aB es sic Mutierten maren, Die it'd
BEN 8emiibungen bes 8apites als TN.
iibertpinolides Sin0ernis in ben 8ee
ltellten.