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The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1922-04-19

Policies equally among the Agents Of
the City was referred to Il committee
1consistingwofeg ofegAiaerman~,Stafford a Even
son and .Jahr. a".zypl sas.
?. The Fire. Committee reported in ia.
vor Of Chas,%:S. Daley; AS Fire Chief for
the fiscal gxear UlsoH Emotion and Sec
,ond y the anpoint nlsntS lsnS was confirmed by
the Council 9s+H*>F%stS ,B;s
J. r. kutcllcra wusShppotnted as Supt.
of the Water and Light Dept. at a sal
airy: Of $175.00 per month.
L. j. iourgeols was appointed as City
Engineer for nine months at a salary
of $25O.00 per month.
The City Clerk was instructed to adj
vertise for bids for City Printing for
the year.
The Fire Committee was instructed
to have the fire truck ovcrhauled.
The construction of oatng dock
was discussed and referred to the City
Engineer to report at next meeting.
The Council voted to have the Street
Commissioner state the exact place the
work is done each day when, presenting
bills for payment. Li.i
@ There being no further business it
was moved to adjourn. Adjourned.
Approved. !. y
J. p. IAHR.
PRESIDENT
BELLE DENLEY. .,, !:
...-rAi 1td4-19
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lrom Davies. labor, dump ground 1850
q riarE,s bond "'....: :...,.....;., 1900
Bemidji Pioneer Pub. Co., :,
NJ O1anNs M Bell reiephone Co; serv-
ice and tolls, City Hall: 10. -: 2s40
N. ice 1Detention 1o Hospital .... - :! $50
Be,nidji Auto Co.. rentaltof bat ,-o
BemiSji aeiS Auto CO., repairs on
hail bearinrs ......... $500
ing iail .:...... $500
Bemidji Foundry Co.. casting, 49,
City Hall well ............ l.9o
T.. A. Barker, repair meter clock 3.oo
The bill Of Naylor Electric Company
of $4,000 for motor and time installing
same was referred to the Water and
Light Committee. -
Reports
Report of the Municipal Court for the
weeks ending March 25th and April 1st,
1929, showing $4,000 paid the Treas
urer was read and accepted.
Report Of Fire Chief for the month
of March was read and accepted.
Report of the City Veterinarian for
check of $1,000 to cover tests was read
and accepted. ->---~
gard to payment Of repairs on pumps
which the City claims should be paid by
the Minn Electric Light and Power
Company in which they refuse to pay
the same was submitted and accepted
by the Council.
Report of the State Board of Health
on the water supply of the city was
read and accepted. +
Report of the City Engineer in re-
gard to revision Of Riverside Flats was
read and accepted
~, ~. p,,,,;1;; Nfr
with the Mass. Bonding and lns. Com,
pany in the sum cf 100000 was read
and accepted.
The bond of Edward a. Shannon
Health Officer and City Physician. with
the L. s. Fidelity and Guaranty Co., IN
the sum of s5o0:Oo, was read and ac-
The bond of Chas. B. Hoyt City AS
SCISSOR. with the L. $. Fidelity and do Guar- ar
anty Company, in the sum OF sl'ooo.oo
The bond Of Jos. Hahn. City Scaven-
ger and Poundmaster. with the L. ,:
Fidelity Company. in the sum or
$50C.0O. was read and accepted
Applications
The following applications were read
n w. oh Company to construct and
operate a Gasoline Filling Station on
Lots 20 and "a. Block II.
Denison and Burgess. for use OF sioe-
"
Third Street. . -~.--
Bemidji Creamery for use of part OF
street during construction or building
on Bemidji Avenue and Third street.
Those having use OF street anu
walks are required to furnish a surety
bond of s500.Q0.
Elmauist and Brink, for Pool Table
License at Nymore Bank Bldg.
I. O. Ungstad, Larsen and Edd anc
Palace Cafe, for Milk Licenses
Resolutions
Resolution No. ZOE transferring
s3,OI592 from Poor Fund to interest,"
Fund, introduced by Alderman smart,
seconded by Alderman Stafford, was
read and passed by the following vote:
Aye-Jahr, Bridgeman, Evenson NC
Kinnon, Stafford, Smart, Lloyd, Deni-
son, Rode, Lahr. Nays-None. Absent
Olson. A.,
Resolution No. 203 authorizing the
payment of $35.12 to the MINI. Electric
Light and Power Co. for lighting of the
skating rink. introduced by Alderman
Stafford, received no second.
Motion made and second to lay Reso-
luton No. 2O3 on table was lost by the
| Following vote: Ayes-Jahr, Bridge
man, I1venson, Rode. Lahr Nays-Mc'
Kinnon, Stafford. Smart. Lloyd Denl'
son. Absent, Olson. The motion was
| declared lost by d tie.
| Miscellaneous
The matter Of dividing the Insurance
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talent in some fields but deploraby little ability in
the application of monetary principles. ..,,>s.,
In brief, there is no question whatsoever but
that adversely creates Bolshevism, and prosperity
promotes conservatism. This is an oldestablished
principle not merely throughout our own history,
but also throughout the history of every republic
or democracy that ever existed. We unfamiliar
with the principle mainly because of the lack Of
popular interest in the psychology of party politics.
People seem to resent the application of psycholog
cal laws to their own thoughts and opinons.-Paul
CLAY, in Forbes Magazine.
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T0DAY'S EVENTS

One hundred and forty-seventh an
niversary of the battle of Lexington
Fifth anniversary of the firing of
the first gun by Americans in the
World War.
In England today is observed as
Primrose Day, in memory of Benja-
min Dsraeli, Lord Beaconsfield.
Boston will combine Patriots Day
with a celebration of the Tooth ami
versary of the Inauguration Of its
first city government.
The celebration planned for today
to mark the 18th anniversary Of the
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1922-04-19
THE DEMOCRATIC sQUABBLE

Joseph p Tumuty sat in at love feast dinner
a few evenings ago4given in honor of James M.
Cox who you may may not remember was Dem-
ocratic candidate for president of the Unltea
States, and at the right moment Joseph popped up
and said he had message from woodrow wilson
which intimated that Woodrow would be tlckleo
pink if James would again become the big chief
of the Democrats.
That was all fine business at the dinner, but the
next dav the papers printed it and when Woodrow
saw it he got red behind the ears and what ne wrote
tn the New York Herald would indicate that ne
hasn't been so mad since Lansing left the cabinet.
Anvhow the former president wrote the Herald
and said he had not only not said thing that
MIGHT be construed as endorsing James, but lntl-
mated if he had said anything it wouldn't nave
been that, and furthermore, that If he were send
ing a message he wouldn't send it by Joseph r.
Fact of the matter is that ever since Mr. Tu-
multy, credited with being as close to Preslden1
Wilson as any man was during the e ght years
that Woodrow was president, wrote his famous
hook. "Woodrow Wilson as l Knew Him. ne mas
been "in bad" with his former chief Ot the BOOK
that Tumulty wrote, some wag has SAID: Inc
book tells me what Joseph P. Tumulty thinks OF
Joseph P. Tumuty, now wish he would tell US
about Wilson,
Anyhow Joseph is in the discard
With him, if he wasn't already there, goes James
NJ Cox.
When w. G. McAdoo, son-n-law of woodrow
reads the news, we suspect he gr.nned a grin.
Whatever made James M. think he might again
NAV the slide trombone the Democratic Dana-
WAGON is one of those little mysteries OF life that
are hard to explain.
The Democratic party has had some big men
within its ranks, but James M. Of Ohio is not one
of them.
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for by the Boar,i OF Directors Of. said
corporation.
-. IS, Article VII. --s>-,., '-,.s
The highest amount of Indebtedness
or liability to which said corporation
shall at any time be Subject, shall not
exceed Two Thousand Five Hundred
Dollars. rs3r.', .5s.s ~. ..v ~".
IN TEsTIMoNY wHEREOr' we have
hercunto set our hands and seals this
9Th day of April. 1922.
ALICE l.. JACOBSON tSeaD
WILLIAM f. HARRIS (SeaD
ANDREW G. Jacobson (SeaD
In presence of:
MRS. MARY EVERrS
b. f. TILLOTSON.
STATE OF NORTH DAKoTA.
On this 7th day of April. 1922, before
me. a Notary Public within and for said
Alice l.. Jacobson. William f. Harris
and Andrew G. Jacobson. to me known
to be the same persons described in and
who executed the foregoing instrument.
and acknowledged that they executed
the same as their free act and deed.
Il. L. TILLOTSON,.
(Notarial SeaD Notary Public.
Burleigh County.
State of North Dakota.
My commission expires March 10, 1926.
STATE OF MINNESOTA,
Department of State. ss:
i hereby certify that the within in
strument was filed for record in this
office on the 18th day of April, \. D.
1892, at 10 o'clock A. M and was duly
recorded in Book M-4 of Interpretations
on page 500. .gri-I
Z MIKE HOLM,
Secretary of State.
100625
Ofrice of Register Of Deeds.
Beltrami County. MINI.
l hereby certify that this instrument
was filed in this office for record on
the 18th day of April, A. d. 1922, at
4:10 o'clock P. NJ. and was duly record
cd in Book Is Of Misc. on page 208.
c. o. MOON,
Register of Deeds.
2td4-19-20
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PRocEEDXN05 OF CITY COUNCIL
CITY OF BEM1DJ1, A1NN.,
April. Ard. 1922.

Regular session of the City Council
held in the Council Chambers. City
Hall, Monday evening at o'clock +. M.
A quorum being present. meeting was
ing.
Upon roll call. the following alder
men were declared present: hode'
Denison, Evenson, Bridgeman, Lahr.
Absent: Olson.
The minutes Of the last regular ses-
sion were read and approved.
After being audited. the following
bills were. upon motion and second, al
lowed:
Fay roll; month of ro!:ss Maseh. aa ss'11s.2'
Joe NJ Mesassa5sd CT ap Sxdranta aTe,sn' ana 1926
Bemidji Mfg. Co.. current for
white way and pumping.
MINI. ' E,ectrie Light & Power
March .............. 10000
MINI Electric Light & Power
| Co., current for City Hail.. 1877;
Mimi Electric Light Power
Co., service charge, Nymore roo
Bemid}i ath Gas Co.. gas. city Hail: $50
Naylor Electric Co.. 300 W. ooo
Naylor r' Electric CO.. lamps and N
chas 1aa'f s. Daley, tax on fire y,
chiefs car 2z.ge ge
Lee A. LaBaw. transcript. 49,: 44.5h
H. T. Campbell. special patrol o. ..
clark arh" Gaines, special patrolman 4i.st
"m man Ivy. ............ 9O.1t
r. J. BoaEdman, supplies. ..... 3.9l
Dan Oracle, street commissioner o4.o'
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IS POLITICAL UNREST GROWING?

How many of us realize that our banking, fiscal
and financial systems all threatened more or
less seriously by the existing political unrest! IL
is not new situation, but rather condition which
follows every great war, and which recurs when
ever q business depression Of any kind becomes
serious enough to produce deep and general DIS
content. We experienced the same thing after the
Civil war, and in a smaller degree after the war
of 1872 Great Britain went through the same
experience from 1919 to 1840.
The simple truth is that the farmer is discon-
tented because wheat profits, for example, have
fallen from $500 per bushel to 10 cents; the ID
borer is resentful because wages have fallen from
125 per cent Of the cost Of living to 1Oo per cent
and many Of our business men themselves are nileo
with unrest because profits have fallen to, or De-
low, the pre-war basis.
Unrest is the direct result Of the disappearance
of relative luxury or accustomed privileges fros-
perity and depression are always relative
Our banking and fiscal systems are not free
from danger. There is widespread resentment
against the Federal Reserve system, not only IN inc
agricultural sections, but also in the financial DIS
trict in spite Of the fact that this system unoouo
ed.y saved us from financial panic not less than
three times. The new budget system OF our ma
tional government is in danger. Issues of num-
cipal, state and county bonds last year totaleo
$1,000, 900 900, against $474,0OO,OOO in 1919; ana
it is not certain that states and munlclpatiee arc
Going to avoid infationst expenditures. Paper
money nflationists being heard again, and, 'ln-
fortunately, are being led by men who have great
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1922-04-19

city of Lawrence, Mass, has been
called off on account of the textile
strike.
Democrats Of Michigan meet in
State convention at Grand Rapids TO-
day to adopt platform aud organize
for the coming campaing and election:
The State platform conventions OF
both the Republicans and thu DEMO
Gratis in North Dakota have been call
led to assemble today at jamestown
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F. MONT REILLY WILL BE
REMOVED FROM PORTO RlC(

Washington, April 19:.E. Mont
Reilly of Kansas City will be remov-
ed as governor of Porto Rico in the
near future, it was learned today. II
was said that the president is con-
vinced that it is unwise to leave
Reilly in control o. the islands much
longer.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-12-29
GpurilanD.

Ser rnb arcn &enro 8ra1n.
Mrgplt nno Baul 6epemeier, SEER
inns Trou Ure6 @pfe, 6ran Nrtbl.r
5armeriug, Tr.u Spiepb gdilIe1
uno 6rau Soa 2ref mann BON Nt0z
mono, isis. iperen Monte9 geluder
in gleip Tim.
Serr uno Brau 5errlan 8enSir
mabten 6reites eh1en abiteder nod
SEEM nlm.
So. 8inbbssa bon Stem ulm mrr
9iengtae bier I'm augr{t 9acemeisss
|Gar 81 repertren. )
SEER nnb Sr1u Breo @infel ST..
Eeirdten lekten Don1lerstage bend lie
Milliam Meper gamilie,
Martin granbeS nor Grstteg IN
Stem him.
Sri. Qilian Softer peranltultete in
#gdul Diitrift So. 33 an Treitog
.abeno, ben %. De5ember, ETH Dro=
gramm berbnnben nit Ba8fet gocial
sbQS dnberlt nett p%erlief.
Gla1er Menerb Der id cut ber aranz
fenliite tefane, erfolt .ii6 in erfreu=
liGer Meiie
6err nno 6rau 5enrp Merer. nnb
.6err nno Tran .. Bruns ma6ten
Dienstag einen Gei6dftsbeiu@ in.
'91en Him.
Ser nno 6rau 2outS Dredt nrso
Serr uno Erau 5iliam Meper marren
Greitag geiu@er IN Seem Tim.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-12-29
Naaai aui OibDDn sDft Drint
Yarlprs.

N6f bemahnete 8nlrOes Nge1lte11t
madfen lehte ISOLDE eine Na5sis anf
Trinfitnben IN @ibbon, Is Wiellen
n6rblid bon bier selegen. glnr n
Der 5rinfitnbe BON 6. $. Yettttt
muroer beraulde1lbe @etranfe gez
funoen. Die8 mar bic 5lpeite Ola5z
ia Sic binnen fiinf Tasen e1fol9te.
Die BunbeSagenten bic ole erl re
Ra3sia madte1, b%ebanptelt, oaB 1tee
io5niagen aus Der gtaot bt'lans9e=
iaet mnrbel nno Die Srelte Na5S SO
er(olgte nm SEN Bemeis 81 ?tefer1,
bab Sic Neeiern1tg IN lo'den sad@e11
ni6t NIT li6 lpaben ldbt. Die @lbz
boner felle11 IN Nbrtoe, baB bte
Bunoesagenten ton ben Bepobnern
in. Ser Nusilbnrg ibrer An1ts@
pflidten perbillbert mnroen.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-12-29
Gllah= 2ptbringen gegen Sranf
reids NbetnlGnDpDlitH.

Sn @lab gottbrineen 1T man oer
ldbelrailelnoen fra1t50iiiden 8pltiu,
Sic nnrs 81 miriiidfaiillider 3errisy
tung fubrt, ber3lib miibe. Mens1
man lid an6 0ffe1iliid nod butter Die
amtlideN Yolitif itclfti, 10 liege1l bod
an6 NrelIedl!berl11aen genug por,
bab man bon Ser fran50ilden 40e=.
paraiionspo1iiif uidt mebr .ptel hdli,
Nber aud Sic Mbeintar0polistf, bn
Ser Bertdji DariacS empfiebH, mioe1s
trebt ser fir baS Gige1lre6f oer
8olfsperlDnltdfeit b.ionoerS seid)drlt=
len DenfmeiIe bes @rtnsla1EbeS. 81
ldreibt iest Ser uGlldi{er 9nrter,1
Ser bie Sn1titntionen Gliabz9otbria1s
sen8 g%egeniber Der frans0liiden yli=
oellierungspolitif ~b1fonberS nadbrld-
li6 gu oerteioisen pfleot, gum 9ebetn1:
bert6t Oariac8::
SEER Dariac l6eiM gu glalben, el!re
Bolitif ser &raff, BON Nrfarg on
fonlequcnt our6geiibrtt, bbdttte before
Briid,le %er3ielt. GS felt Der Nrs
ie~ilsfdbigfeit bes Germ Dariae fetn
|iebr bpbes 3eusnis ous, mert1t e.
glaubt, bab bic nGfte Der 9hmddeN
uro Sic r@oliiif 6e8 8er3t6ttesA Der
5o6e Ser beuf{6cn Ginbeit I'M 'M9Dgetnz
a1,o aenilkt bdiitelr. Cine militdfls
({6e 9ffupafion niso mobl nlema.
l1i1o in feinem Qanoe belfen, Ste
L9timmung ser @ep6lferu1g 81 sc
mirnen !. !. MnS bet Bolfslttm
.nnnm {elber ffo111lsse Ste Nlfononlt.
|ber N%Eeinlanse nibf beralspodlsne
Dafar 1T Der Nei6S6eoanfe, bas @e=
fubl Ser oeutlben Ginbeit, bus Sc
wnbilein ser pielen 8orteis:c, bic Ie
jaebradt laf, 81 mddtig IN alel
I@Aid1e1l Ser Beo6lfern1lg. 9err
Dariac 1T iiA pffenbar betplbt, baB Die
Bplitif Ser 2oStrs1tnung Der Gbei.*
|laroe Do5i1 0eutiiNtftdm, pslder bic
81. DDrten niio gmceis ba6el ote1en:
molle1, fisher MIR dnberlt gerl11se
Nnidte III ser rbeinii6en 8eoblterur9g
Bat eeminnen fyyss.l,e1l. Sb Srd1fs
reid Die Mniierten cofir sepsrren
fam, bab lie mil BET Nlltort.di beg
! gierDer6a11oeS pber bur6 eine Cite
ldeion1g oes 8Dlferbu1loeS bieie Sos
trennnng erSningen, oas. tit poroerz
banb lebr 8p%etfelbaft.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-12-29
Mmerifas Bfi6t.

8te 0eufi6en 3dblen iieh5ig 81:
abf5ig MtIionen-etn tidiigeS, erer:
giide8 8plf, baS unter ether Sit
f6dbigungsbirbe idma6tet, Ste es
ii ieiner 0emoraliiatton uno Ser
drr1u1lg IN tauienb Sabren nidi abz
iGiitteln f0nnte. SO 1T eth. aus
ii6tsloieS Beginner, ein Bolf fir Sic
aabrhunOerte periflaoen GIT molten
Gin grobes, nod mad}enoes 8olf,
ein 8olf Don Mint unb @eiit nnb Or
gentlattonsialent ldbt ii6 nidt ir
otriflape1l.
Die Nbiidf, Densibla11o nieber5tz
balten, tn Nrmrt sn balten, nslnsere
lperi ing 5n Bdlscn, 10 Dab eS ntemals
laebr ci1le militdrilde Gefobr nerOen
f6naie, 1T eiTe foloiiale Iorbeit. Die
0erfol5nng bieier Nbitdt bat Deutld
LAMB 5l elmer nirtf6aifliGen Oeiabr.
fur gang europa gema6t unb 1T gez
eille1l 1euel1 Meltbrano 81 Der
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-12-29
9eh uber 8ed).

rsSal benz eenen fin nbl, Is BEN
arnern i'm Madiisan-nab n1nge=
febrt, SlopS George bet NIT Der Ser
0ifentlidnng eirer gerie bon Nrtifeln
iiber Die beimthdifden, ben 6riebeH
sefahroenoen anidldee Der 6ransofal
ouf bas eentife Gbeinlano Ser Me.i
eialen 9ienit eeleiitet, ii6 lelblt abe1
fillarSiell seldabist. Gr 1T rdn1lid
oabur1 iomobl in ben Ser. 9taaien
luie i'll England Der inseeIamt eine1.
8e.rag Bon $500, coo inpolpierenbel
apntratte perlnitig g%eaansenz Sic fit
zen abornd leiner 9enfUiirbtgfeifeil
in s3citun9sartifeln pie IN 8adfprls
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nrladen. sic fan1 81 nidjttS az

~-iss1
berem filbren.
Die Neaoinitieru19 Ser arie9Sent=
iNdbiguW bur6 Bic Nliierten, bs
Observation-Disclosures bic GAME
SQliung Der Nlliierten N Dtrfi1aff=
lider u1ro io5ialer ge3iebnng benz gez
follenel1 Seinbe gegeniiber oil btsS
5nlammen 9ellommen 3eigt ntdts non 2
Der amerifaniibeN 9altnT9, Dem
amerifeniiden Geilte.
Iatiahe lit, bab be NlliierteI y
ainer befrieotgellben 20inng Der ga i
riegsproblem il europa .bDente eberz
10 peiitt enssffer1t 5inea alslieipoen5sflIneW
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rsn 5u ber s3eH, 40 oleM 1aeri o1psel
brem oringerben NAf nm SiAe Bolse
|ei1teten. Nmertfa bat canals: bie
2Gluag geboien. Nmerifa farm hte
s0iuna jett bieten nnb {ollte IS tur1.
NmerifaS 3nsereIl an Triumph Der
alltierien Maffen, NmerifaS Saterelle
an einem normdfen Gnrupa, Nmerlfa8
9Asere1{e am Meltfrieoen MAIDEN ein
loldeS Bprgeben gum gebof.
Stem Sort 6eralo.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-12-29

Cine ridtise Gulenlpiseelei Bal BE
in 9lem gorf erldeinenoe 3eitidrifi
rGrrrtrt Spirio11" iih seleiitet. Sc
le9easlid) ieires jingItea Seiud1eS II
NiLnden pu.be benz 6elbmarlGaG
ton S~iroenbuts BON Sen 9tnoeilser
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gulls oorsebradti bte aorps, Bnr=
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tparen in poHem Wi6S au8se5oge1,
I'M ben sroben Seloen 81 ebraat.
-,Gurrent Spiricn" reprobn5iert ale
9leuisfeit eire eboiograpbH9e Nnf<
nabnle oieler gtubensenhu(bignags
Sic itellt Sen Selomari6an rllb
5errn bon aabr, umseben BON eon=
leuriiuoel..en nit Mute, 8eno LII
9tapier, bar. Die nrieridriIt II
Dem s~el1arrter 8laite loutet: nWer
iast, oab MiIiiarismus IN Deut|d=
LAMB iiberwunben 1T? BearibrIe
bon Sinoenturg In Miind)e1l, Bapert.
Ter Seutlde 6elbmaridan TT ote
SeHptseitalt. Ser sfleine 9err tn
i5ipil 1T BET Gouper1eur bon aab1
bon Sberbape1n. 0te anberen fnfb
beu,ide Sfi5iere i'll Uniform rnse1
MtiBaGfnsts bes Geletes!1 Die Gu
benten in @ids els Sfi5iere TT lebr
gut. Die Gasiere mil ben msGitget
96rben li1,o i~eb.nfalIs ben Hebofz
teuren als nete Martertpers5enge Del
5urnerl erIdienen. @ir lpnnberr
ms NUT, bab @lemsneeau nidt baS
SiiS I'M u@urrsilt Opinion" alS Be=
neis fir ieine gebauptnng, Dentfdr
LAMB rifle gu einem neuer &riege, be-
INIT bot.
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Ana oe,t d1otisbndJ bts
Altanns.
@pn @o1nnn1 W11rina.

&ssHSlEE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Mculih lit neilr Dlfcl, ber Ga,
1liitditsrot 81. Mlbnlmlsy init IS. Sob
ren ols Sllnogeieue geitorbetl. ab.
geieDen bin SCI! Maiern mo eillis
gen dr5tliben glutpergiftungeu mar.
e. INNER gein,o %geblieben. Nllll.
bate CT einen Heinen gOlagmlfon
befpminm. gcine leBten Morfe no,
stel1e1 getpeffen aMenn Ore Ndfnr.
'fDarnf; BONN ipnBt Tie nid1t1
sgsprad liilb perldieo ianft.
81 5bon BET ser. 8eeroiglrtg mllroe.
geltulfeelf, oaB ct Diel mebr trallerll-
sc 8atientell binterlalien babe ols
brauue 2appen. Mein Snfel mar.
chen fem Gan1nler bon bergleiben
getpeien er bate mobl allh 5u me-
Mig bic 2ellte nit Hulperben uno
Slaihden aus Der Npotbefe beirut
bigt.
Sd merffe oaS dies red)t sbalo.
Gem CT biuterlieB mir llnr feia
Noti5bltd. Mber ib bin Inn 6anf-
bar oafiir. @s bat mid gelcbrt,
tpie man geiu11o bleiben fam. 8e1nl
ih einiges barauS ner0ffentlihc, 10.
lit bies 5uar lidt febr geriiiem bon
mir, ih tue eS aber aus Menihe1liez
BE fir Sic Derebrten Qefer nno Sc
ierinnen DieieS 8lattes nnb gu OBJ
rem mleii11cs ieIigen grbprfelg.
5eite II neruenl It q If G u 8:
Man lege iid) lang, 1dlieBe Die pa-
gQbunoierenoen Geoallfen IN ieil1en
aorper Gin, Dalte iib cine babe
5tu11oe laiig fir ben Mlittelpllnft
ser @elt ionIt fit nidtS. Silt
fir Mdinnletn ll1o Meibleiu. Bro-
bieren - 6u1ln urteilen!
5eite Is. ga hem lit 10 ge-
nnb.
5reuoc, NidBigfeit l1uo. @llb'
]1lieBt Dem Mr5t Die giire 5n. .3nei
Ge5epte aunt Baden,
/. Wlan fteue lid) nit ieineln per.
argerten Geiid)t por ben 5piegcl ul1o
8tpiagc fid, 5l laHeln pielleidi
iii geoaufcn ali einen ihlebten Mlb,
ooer ettna ooriiber, oab mall lldJ
luicopr argert. 8a6riheinlid) miro
oog ldor giinitig mirfen. Mttoerl1-
faus niebcrDcle malt Daslelbe apel
fds 6rei Mal. WeibIid1er Nntien<
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EEalAzE #EEsg+-s&Sf
.1tebcr Sic Giuidf5nblung set IL Mil=
|Iiarbe1l Sue Mmerifa a11 Die Naiierten
tpabreno beg arieges gelie9en baben,
ut 11Hdpn bieI 1inte berl9r1eben tporz
ben Sn f6lauer 8sile lieb G11gla5
fir sic gtreibung iener 5fntlo II
ben g~epsinigten 5taalen Bropagauoa
maden, lieB m8lDilden u6er bod BON
einaslnen Benlnten erfldren, gnglano
perlnnge feins 51eufung, England
tperoe feline sdulo an Nmerifa bou
urro gang be5ablen. scum enoli9 er<
Hart sic ea1gliiiIde Nesierung offen y,
.ebrlidk Dab e aoie ihuloigen 5 G1iai<
arden an Mlterifn nihbt 5ablen fdtln,
spenn mdf altA 5raufreiH y. 8entid@
lano az England 6ubblen, apas lie
ildbulbig fino: 9alnit enblid Die
aasa aus palt5ad sgeIalen 8ebeE
Sgn8Ianb snpd Sranfreib o~ell1enss0as
rntbs tire sdullb an NlmeriIn ab5uS.;
taugen: fuule Ausreb .ninB inrz
mer DeutIdllanb berbalfen. gngfano
lit nd6iT ben Ser: ginnten bnS rei6
ife aanD oer grbe. @enm MN sieies
reiite6e gnglanb midi 5 W1iiuiaroen 5abz
len fanr1, Die Du bs1m 1as ausgelo@
ge,le lltto einer 6ngaRuen berallote
Dentidlanb Iber so ober6O Wiilim
sen 5aglen ff1i'llnenI2!
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Sin sriump5 beati.9er Scd'n'f.

Muf Ser Eagliltg 5es @erba!1Se~
oeutider gleftroted;nifer III 1''ll'i
den l1ladjte Ger Borfibe1oe 9ifeitc1
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Merfen. III Berlin Ii. a. 1olJe1loe M
terellonte MitteilllnJ: Sic 6pros=
rl11rg, in bier @ohen Die G%cloti5tt1.
aubel fir 8erla 3l1 lege11, tol1lfs
uoil allen 5iirr1en Der 3clt MIR EN-.
oeutibe, nnD 5lpar S1e;l1e1ls.@al71e,
erfiiaen. gS mar Sen englalloer'
ast erlten Iags Der aonferer5 '119l
oaourb moglid,, Die Grof11tlagsre
sen, an gleihen Sage nadl aol1opi,
gil bringen,. SAB Die Gllgla11oel
sen Delltifen ShneltelsgrapgeA aus
Ncrlin be11iisen fonnten> Ger por
gerlin III ei1lem gllto nod gafel sc
braMt lpor0e.l ..uar.