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The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-03-18

town had dared to rebel against the terrific taxes forced upon it's possessing classes" by Athens. The Athenian assembly overruled this ghastly sentence, but Cleon per. suaded the Athenian general in Mytilene to send him thousand of the ring leaders (read "the richer people of the community') and the moment they reached Athenian soil, he had all of them killed.
 With that type of person in con. trol, all sorts of things were pos. sible.
 And SO it went from bad to worse and the Athenian Democ- racy perished as practically every experiemtn in Democracy has come to a direful end-it ex- hausted its forces upon futile wranglings and bickerings between incompetent ward bosses and petty politicians and in the end it was destroyed by its own inner vi0l- ence--and ceased to exist for lack of honest and capable leadership.
 NEXT: Bad Democracy drives out good Democracy.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-03-18
WEATHER BUREAU
 MUCH CRITICIZED
New England Reports Are Not SatisfactOry--May
 Be Some Changes

Boston, March 18-(UP)-Massa- chusetts meteorologists today en dorsed campaign to eliminate "re- mote control" from the official gov- eminent forecasting of New Eng land weather.
 Director Charles F. Brooks of Harvard university's Blue Hill ob- servatory, Professor Hurd c. Will lett of Massachusetts Institute of Technology and Professor Gardner Emmons of New York university agreed that a change in the present system was needed.
 Sponsor of the campaign was U. s. Representative John w. McCor- mack, D., Mass, who yesterday in a telegram to Secretary of Agricul- ture Henry A. Wallace urged that separate bureau be established here to do the actual forecasting for New England.
 Blaming the system rather than the personnel, Mccormack said forecasts, for nearly 36l, ,OOO square miles from Maine to Virginia "are made in Washington by a single forecaster who has less than an hour to analyze the weather map, perform computations and prepare the forecasts for 16 states"
 Asserting that the Boston fore- casts were becoming more uncer- tain and inaccurate" Mccormack said this area was not properly warned of either the devastating 1888 hurricane or last months Val entine Day blizzard.
 Acting Chief Meteorologist Mark T. Nesmith of the government weather bureau here said.
 T have no doubt that if we had at Boston more personnel and more time to devote to the details of lo- cal conditions, we would improve the service to this area, particularly on short-range forecasts"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-03-18
FIRE WHISTLES | AROUSE SCORES
One-StOry Shed Owned By ScOviIl Company Scene
 of Blaze

Oily rags touching hot steam pipes were blamed for blaze which early this morning destroyed a one-story shed in the Silver street section of the scovill Manufacturing Company.
 The blaze was discovered by one of the night watchmen who sounded the alarm at 2:45 o'clock. Factory whistles and the wall of the sirens from six companies of apparatus reused residents in many sections of the city.
 Bremen battled the blaze for an hour and succeeded in confining it to the shed. A hoisting engine housed within was partially destroy ed. Lieut.. Eugene A. Legge investi- gated.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-03-18
CHRISTIAN CHURCH PRODUCES LEADERS
Rev. Dr. Walker Gives Sermon at Bible Classes
 Communion Services

Rev. Dr. John c. Walker, pastor of the Second Congregational church told 200 members of the Waterbury Federation of Mems Bible classes yesterday that the Christian church has always produced leaders and heroes who have made the force of righteousness felt in the world. Dr. Walker spoke at the second annual Communion service and breakfast of the organization at the Second Congregational church.
 Adjt. Hugo Wiberg, of the Salva- ton army, and Rev. John J. Shave ly, of the First Methodist church. assisted Dr. Walker, who officiated at the service.
 Dr. Walker said that in addition to the leaders, the church must have men in the. ranks to carry on its tasks.
 Members of the federation were reminded that the next meeting will take place March 27 at the First Baptist church. James E. Bonnet, of New York City, will speak.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-03-18
TALBOT IS POSTMASTER

Hartford, Conn, March 1s-(UP) State Treasurer Joseph E. Talbot was announced today as toastmas- ter of the annual banquet of the Connecticut Young Republicans, at the fifth annual convention April 13 at New Haven.
 Talbot, former state vice presi- dent, was one of the organizers of the state organization and is a member of the New England coun- cil.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-03-18
NO. 1 GRANDMA
 DIES IN TEXAS

Gonzalez. Ttex., March IS m. p - Funeral services were held today for Mrs. Jane Skinner, who claimed the title of Americas No. l grandmother because of her 28o grandchildren. She was 100 years old.
 The rites were conducted in the home In which the pionere woman had lived for the last GO years and who had done her own housework until her 95th birthday.
 She died Sunday of old age, only S7 days before she would have been honored at a Ioist birthday anniversary party to greet 50 new grandchildren born during the last year.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-03-18
Police Suspect
 Youngsters Of
 Threat Letters


 CrudeIy printed "threats" pushed under doors of many residents of Grand, Bank and Canal streets Saturday night, were believed by police today to be the work of youngsters.
 The warnings, You Will Die By Fire" were made by means of 8 toy stenciling set, some of the letters being indistin- guishable.
 Capt. Fred Hickey to whom many persons came with the messages. said one of them re- ported he saw several young sters scampering down a fire escape where two of the warn- ings were found.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-03-18
LOCAL YOUTH ON
 TRIAL TOMORROW

Albinas zakarauskas, Bank street youth arrested recently on charges of sending obscene materia. through the mail. will be aIraigned in U. s. district court in New Haven toInor- row morning.
 Lieut.. William ?. Pollard. who made the arrest after a long inves- tigation. will testify. zakarauslkas is accused of sending obscene post cards to station WATR because, he said. the station refused to play q dance tune he requested.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-03-18
27% Decline In Auto Fatalities

Hartford, Conn.,, March 18-The motor vehicle fatality record in the New England States improved dur ing the second month of 1940, &C., cording to a report from the Safety Education Department of The Aetna Casnualty & Surety Con- pany.
 An analysis of the total number of auto fatalities for the two months in the individual states is given be- low. The present total of 83 com- pared with IA month ago shows saving of 31 lives-a decrease of 27 per cent in the fatality figure.
 Fehrl1arv 1anuarv
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-03-18
Market General List Based Off Over Peace
United Steel Common Stocks Drops to New Low for Year Today-London Exchange Had Sinking Spell

the losses in early trading. Rubbers were easier with U. s. Rubber at a new low. Small declines were noted in Motors and Mercantile issues. Southern Pacific made new low in Rails. Utilities were quiet with prices steady.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-03-18
CATERPILLARS EARNED OUT

In India, silkworm caterpillars are farmed out by their owners to be fed. When they transform themselves into silk-covered CO., coons, they are returned and weighed, and the feeder is paid according to the weight of his offering.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-03-18
Chapter Thirteen
By Hendrix WilIem van Loon Illustrated by the author

Copyright Waterbury NEA servce Inc Democracy Pees had claimed had the leadership of of such his fellow citizens feel that they were verdict will depend preudices good be made out for either statement I whole episode of the Democracy Tremendously all it spooks peoples enlightened
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-03-18
Works Board ToHear
 Report on New Bridge
Question of Type May Be Decided at Tomorrow Eve- nings Meeting; Walker Holds Structure Unsafe Now

Status of the proposed new Baldwin street bridge the Mad river subject of recent controversy will be discussed by the board of public works at meeting tomorrow night Preparation of plans by the city engineer
 ing bureau has been delayed to allow the board to decide propriaon $5OOOO the bridge According to City
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-03-18
WORLDS SMALLEST MAN

A 60-year-old native of Bosnia is said to be the worlds smallest man. He is only 19 1-2 inches tall, runs 8 farm, and has refused tempting offers from circus side- shows.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-03-18

Nearly 7eo.oo0 pairs Of leather gloves were made in Denmark last year.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-03-18

Over e000o people arc now em. pIoyed In Northern Ireland's linen industry.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-06-20

Die tsreibeit lit Elm eemeiniomes
gano. oas lih INN alle in Mmerifo
'bllnAt mb lie pereiniat Gas ,uar
oas grlrnOtbema bel ser GimueiblutQ
oes Common" nuf ser 9tem g)orfer
notwithstanding, OILS cine 8cibc ber-
porrogenoer Gebner, ooruntcr ,Sra,l
| Iror'lin 3. Moclenelt, ,9iirgermciiter
=. $. Sa8llaroia, Tise-8ouuernellr
Gbarl"s Goletti. Sarpeps 3. @ibiou
! llno anoerc bie @citrGgc bctonten,
lueLhc uac Ginpanoercr- -8rl,ppen
5lr GrnBe bieies 3onoes bciaciteuert
babcr.
nSns Wort Common" hat mir
inmer 9eiallen" iaate ssrau &ooie-
relt oils tie oen Sen 9lnerican Cont
mon BON Gonarb s. Gonoon, Dem
Nll!'tcnten oes GrGiioenten uon
Sea.s. Hoebllf & Go. Sen Stiftern,
IN G!rpfaua uabm.
.Wir oenfen iebt," filbr ;Srau
NooIeDelt fort, .un anes, mas mir ae.
neln'am baben llno pofiir mir oanf=
bar hao, sic Soleran5 fir uniere
Serid,ieOenbeiten uno oie@iirOiguna
Der (Saben, Die rnierem 2anoe BON
allen. Die 81 oieieln 2anoe eeb0ren,
5llteil gelporoen iino. 9as lino 9inge.
allf o:e mir ale itol5 ieiu fGnnen uno
Die 5uIamnlcn geuonlnten llns 81 ei-
ner ltarfen 9totiou mabeu."
Sietllnopier5ig ainoer in Sen
Tolfstraften allcr Nationen 3ogen
lonsiouI on israu Hooiepelt poriiber,
l'no Gin ieoeS lieB cine 9l,lne in Ell
nen aorb iallen, un oem Gin Bon
Scol: @ad)e itano. Seoe Station BON
stl6al!en bis Sleoilanien mar per=
tretci!, uno elm fleines SuoiSner.
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Sei1,irter,K
,Sm Hublic Nnoiturium.

Die 5peitc @ala= SommerioiIon
bon iniormeaen CONNER 4op aon-
5ertcn i'm Yublic sluOitorilm hut an.
gelurge:! lln0 Gon5erte finoen .srei=
tan uno Snu5tng oieier @nd)e ltctt
lno r1ieoer am Wtittlpoh.
9ei leoem Gou5ert treten neuc So.
loiIten nit Dem 70 Mann itarfen Or
DIETER mri. Iieie M,liiter iino aae
Mitglicber bes Glepelano Srheiters
uno ,pielen unterm Stnb bes bcriibm.
ten Girigenten Ruoolf Ringlpaa. Mm
iSrcitao aben> lit Sic beriibmte So
pranlitin Ser Wetropoliten Sper ,srl.
annc aarn Sidep Su boren uno am
Sanistag miro 8nris 8oloopsfp. 81.
ri9ent bes Slngers Club, oils Yiono=
ioloilt aritreteu. Nahlte @ohe bringt
SaSfucs sSrnp ano Marp 8ragaiot-
ii, Gospel =Yianilten, Soan Yeeples
Gortra!to uno Sernle @rob, Tioli,
niittn.
81. Sani: slnnomarp 9idep, Sopran
%. sslni: Boris 8oloopsfp, YianiIt
26. Silni: racaues ,srap uno Wtario
gragaiotti Toppel- -Yianiiten.
%. Suni: Scsoan Yeebles. Gontralto.
%. Ssnni: SSerome 0rpB, gioliniit.
10. Ssuli: Carroll 8lem. Gioliniit.
II. Suli: gerpl Mllbinltein unb Mr-
thur 2oeiier. Soppel= =Yianilten.
13. Suli: Miriam Berg, Gontralto
u1O 3r,lbp grotbers; Srompeter.
1S. Ssnli: Maiimo ssreeeia, 8altoirig
10. SlIli: 2aonaro 8arren, BARTON,
.uno Maiimo ssreccia, 8altoirisent.
20. S,lli: @nnihprogramm iiir ale.
IS gibt 5000 Sisc 5u % Gents,
1900 re'eruierte Sire 81 80 Gents
uno uuf Dem 8ruuoilur 5aielliee
nit geOoliterten Chromium slrm-
itiihlsr iiir 75c bis 500, feline
Steuer. 8etrGnfe unc beleste 8rot-
den iinb iudbreno Der BaMien su ia.
ben 81 populGren Nreiien.
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GStp. Ntart. S4,aller u
Mbiolpiert &enpon College nit
N.0. Grab.

StrrG oipurb .vartin Sdjnller oSr.,
81 Habre alt, Sohn bon Serru uno
NrGll gSiu. %. Shuaer, Sr., 4615
WiIlDs Eartiuap. Soleon, Chic, uno
Gnfelfinb bon Serru uno isrnu Mar-
tim Sduller. Glepelano, bat am 10.
Sum oas &enpou College in Gam.
bier. Ohio. mit 9l.9. @rao abiolpirt
lno 5at lpGbreno er Stuoent mar,
llntcrriht I'M Sliegen genommen
lnb bat sllianmen nit ieiner @raoll-
ierlmg alld ieine Hilot .9icenie 5ller.
fannt erbalten.
sSm September miro cr oie Sar-
barb ltniperiitat IN Bolton Wfall.,
beillctcn I'M iid) eiu Walters 2ecrec
Of @uiine6 slominiitration 81 erlper-
ben.
Seine Gltprn aus Soleoo, ioipie
oie 8roBelteru Serr uno Trau Shul-
Ter uno Sante Gnmo ShuGer pobn-
ten oen @raouierllnesiiblnge bel
,ulb Gle iino itol5 oui ibn. 9llh mir
gratl!ieren Goparo benz 3lueiten.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-06-20

Berlin. slntorii:ertc Stellen iagten
haB Seutid'tano es sStalien iiberlniie
anf Sic lettc Heoe oes Yrdiibenten
Mooiepelt, in ser er sstalien tuegeu
ieines Gintritts in ben ariee fritz
iierts. an antiporten. Bon oieIer Seite
ipurSe betont, bob Die @eoe nid,ts
nelies nnBer b0dlitens slereer iiber
bas ereebnis ser rnonatelangen Be-
lnii6nrsen, ,5eige, cine semeiniame
8aiis fir Stalien llho Die 0ereinig.
ten staaten 5u fin6en.
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(Gdoluk bon @efte 1.)

\SuluB UOV VSItS IL
oie fran3oiiide Webrmadt arbeiten.
einsehiibt. ..
,Sm Worben befanoen iih @erfe our
slr feritellung bon Shtper 6 benifa.
lien fi;r oie Bulper- ,lno Spreneitoff-
Gr5eug,lns.
Gis GnelGnoer tper6en inter Sen
iebieen Yerbdltniiien idAperGh in
Der Gage iein. ibre Gr3ehelings- -aa-
pa3it;it boll 81! entfalten. sdon tuGb-
renS res eriten @eltfrieges 1T sic
ensliihe Goblen-Y -Yroonftion BON
rllno 300 aui $50 Millionen 1on-
nen aeillnfen. iueil oie 0erIorgnng
ser 3ed,en nit Drubenbol3 Shpie-
risfeiten mad,te. Sn nod piel itGrfe-
rem llmfange 1T bies bel,te Der Sail,
neil lie 3ui,,br aus Sfanoinapien
abgeld)nitten lit. 9(,lh oiirfte iih
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enttp:"eln.
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nirscros elm &oblenmangef porban.
Sen. Gas eroBe 8roblem lit nur, Of
bie 8erteillmg gleiHeiiltig Of
0rieg ooer ssrieben - 10 organiiiert
tperb,n fann. onB alien Grforoernii.
len Beniige getan ipiro.
- 9aif{e fpfpn Gie lie On aeinenl
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lbn, Gr miro es lpobl maden." @ir
alrdrnalieber iino 8ottes Sront.
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&c maicben nn6 Siiael biniaaen.
.Sem sperrn m.Dt on pertrauen.
tpenn hir's irll luobleraeben.
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irenn rein @erf ioa beiteb'n.
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nnb nit ielbiteiaener Vein
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n
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fabrer in 0emut l,no geideibenbeit
lire qsflidt erfiilt. sluh mir iueroen
oen Sduur Der grene bnlten ,lno
ipiiier. no infer Climb lit. - Sb
aampf ooer syrleoen, 2eio ODER
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bat.
"Veiiebl bu beine Wcae
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aibt @ege. gaui nnb 8abn,
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rVruthcr Srdlib" beainnt am
Samstag, %. Snni.

NThiten Samstag, sen %. Sllni
fomrt oas iehone 9ilS Brother
Srhio", cine @arner Bros. @roouf
tion, naf Dem Sippobrome nit Go.
marc 8. Hobinion rno ser blonocn
Nun Soutbern IN Sen Sitelroueu.
9ie'er Slim lit iebr intereiiant,
oenn arBer oen genannten tpirfen
nod Sic bsriibmten Sd)allipieIer
&llmphrep 9ogaro. slllen Senfins,
Sonllo Crisp, HoIpb 9elamp II. a.
nit. Sieie 8eid,idte baiiiert ari ser
Golfers Masa5ine 8eid,ittc bon
Hidnro Comet.
@rnn Sic iid) clnmol gut lunter.
balten pollen, Damn perpaiien Sic
nidt, oieles Vilo 5u iehen. Ssru
Sipprarome lit es INNER id0n fiibl.
-O-
- Shon manhcr bat ieincn @ea
oaonrdi gelnadt, oab ibm oie Men,
lhen Jelagt baben .geb oeiner@ege. "
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Hen,e, 6ereia, entier,,t
ein 0eietene 21tmIelit,i

9frnle, Ga. Cine 8ron5ereprooufz
tion Ser beriibmten fapitoliniiden
Woliin. sic Ser Stoot 9fome in Nortb
Georgia IN 1929 bon Muiiolini ae-
ihen:t iporhen mar. ipuroe I'M MuTs
trage Ser Stobtpertretuue bon ibrem
Ylab cntfernt uno ourd, cine ameri-
faniie:e Slagge erieBt. Gs lpar cine
Hroteitnftion gcgeu sic &riegserflG-
rllng Wfuiiolinis. .
Glenelanb, Ohio. Gin Yroieiior
Ser @eltern Heierpe llniperiitat gab
einet Sroen 5uriid.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-06-20

Mutonlpbilc bon aIlen Gfen oes
Stuntes Ohio umb 9tod,barltaaten
bcil,cbtn aud, bieies labr ipicoerum
Gebar Yoint am 2ofe erie. slm Grs
0finl'1astage luaren niht peniger
ais 5000 Il,tomobilc alf Dem Yarf-
ingpioB aes1blt tpprben. Tic @Glte
oes Srcnder Sotcl maren icbr iiber.
roiGt iiber sic Nellerlmgen inn Sotel.
Gielc @Gitc moren auh NIT Motor-
9liIien mno Dem Tnmpier ~Euti,
gap" bon Solebo einaetroffcn, nm
am ld;onen Stranb oes Grieiees Ell
nige Stllnben ser 9iuhe 81 geuieBen.
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Gmetan~ R,,,it i,,1 1tot,o>a
80 >11ill. 13mitel lDei,cn


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minilterilmu CAB befamlt, es babe
bon Ser funobiihen @ei3enbeboroc
O,OOO,O00 9uibel @ei5cn gefauft.
MuBcr>em iei ein ,.lpiiienld)oitliebcs
Nabrilngslnittcl @nnitee" ernannt
lporoer, oas bie Mabrungsnittelbc.
oiirfnilic oes Nanoes genau ol,Stol-
fnlicren llno Ieititcllen lolle. Sir Mm.
Hrag1, ErGlioent ser Gouigli6en
0elellld)aft ino elmer ser iiibrenoen
Willeridaftler Gn9lanbs, tpuroe gum
Soriibcuben oes slusi6ulics ernannt
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menGeiuBt merben, aus ser oann
burh Sos oieicnisen bcltimmt per-
Sen, hie gum Sienit I'M 2onbe ielber
l,no in lleberiee einge5ogen iperoen.
Ole tSreiluilligen= =Retrlltierlmg miro
in &itrac eir1eltcllt locraen.
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nlIoder nanlens Sohpnin, llrgroB'
tohter bon Sittins @un pom Stams
me scr Sioir, iibcrreihtc oann sSroll
&ooisrelt Sen Gcrb nit @lumcn.
Serr Gonbon ipics in ieincr sln=
lprad)e alli sic Satiad,e bin, oab IN
ben lesten $50 Snbren 36 Miuicnell
Mdluler uno ssrallen aller 9Gnoer
uno StGnoe cingeluanbcrt uno burd)
oie Nlhemie Ser Semcfrotie slt elmer
Haiie perihmol5en ieien oerelcihcn
Die @clt nod nic geiebcn.
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Sn hiciem Sabre, bci all ser Muf-
reglIng luegen oem &rieg, iollten biele
2alttc lire ,Sericn am Grieiee uerbrin=
gen ,mb Geoar Yoint lit befannt als
ser idnnite 8aoeltrano 5iuiiben Reiu
Oorf nnb Chicago.
Ni,d,lten ssreitag ipielt SammD
@one's bcriibntc rSping ano S,pap
0iulic" nit ibren Soloiiten i'm &C.
oar YDint 9alliaal uno am "a. SSuni
9oretten Hrogramm bon Gebar Yoint
tuir> bns gansc g. 2irillaro 60. 81
ans iibers Robic aegeben. Sdalten
Sie CIR Habio Elm, ooer nod better,
gebcn Sic nod Geoar Voint.
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gene .siinglitge unS Sungirolleu linr
Ole 8eid)ibte unh sic 3lrf,,nit irbcnS
einc' 9Solfes. Tieia .oerssn u"";n
@iosriahern ,lne i,b7r llnbill tr,t-
aell '..lnne l.e ibr W.t rein ,,no irei
pn ltaem GinfluB ,fe ltcl. Seine eSr.
fabr:ira lrne fein G>lnp: lit mli sem
@ea iurh Sic SnhrI;;:nNcrtc perge.
henS, feline Wfiibe a.t.'nnit, lrenn mn
Der .v.cbenslpiue lncr'dn:tterle, bleibt
lino iii linn Ser @tirr al Sic Sen,
burg. -
+ Gim ieoes Golf bat feline Senains
uno icine sllliaabe ielbIt N einerl
Golft:mcer lpie Mmerifo.
sIrd, ihr !ichc Suaclrb bob. 2irc
Serolme, cine siufgobc. @ir ircllcll
inns i,ber ellrcn 3ilIammenlhl,ll mir
ireuen lmS ilber ben Grnit nit Dem
ibr aafangt sic Iufeahen sic i,Gcr
Cure, iuarteh. nnSllfuIIcn. @i luiin=
'hel mo b,ffen, bab mun bon ll2
unb Gud) alth iprid,t uie n n,n
unirru Torfnhrcn Ipredlcu, hni; nudl
mir llro Sbr 8cifld,tc maht. Sn Sic
lem Sinnc RUE id) erf) Sll: = mad,
ie. iucthic on after Stomm. on freic.
feurie, Slgenb. 8 idnuele mas sic
,3eit unS nabm Die altc &raft un0
Suaens.
Gin nel,er Gag brid)t an, nrillat
er nnS Ruhn, bringt or msSdnut2
&,s INNER Die 3ufllnft briugt
bleIbe treu.
Die speite Sa1iibltus nllroe nit
etpas GeripGtlmg eroifnet. Gie Ero-
tofoac purocn niht perleien uno man
ging 81 Den 9e'd,Gfteu iiber. g.
ipurben ncnige slenoerIngen in Ser
aonit;tlltion genaclt. Sariiber miro
i'm enaliidlen Seil ser 3eitllng beridl.
tet, ebenio iibcr sic @abl. Sic netcr
8ean.en tul,oen ipie iiblid pom
8roi, Erdiiocnten Sobn galthcs IN
ihre Iemter eingeiest
Pm Nbeno oes 5iueiten Cages ser
aonpsntiun inno ein ifones &on5ert
in ser &arpathia Salle itatt. gei GIT
tenn Neillh fam ein reihbaltiges
Hrosramm sur Tl,rd)fiibrlns. Ser
SuroHu @en1iiNte Gbor ,mo Ser 9.
II. q. Belniid,te Ghor perih0nerten
Sen albeno nit elm poar 2icoern I'M
ter Si,igent =. 9feitfc unO erllteten.
groRcn 9elraa. &rGiibent 8eors
SduIer begriiBte sic slnlueienoen in
ihcncn @orten. Ser Spliitin Ntimi
9lunt puro1 elm ihoner 9llmen-
itra:,i, Fir lire itlon geilmaenen 80
liz iiberreift. Gem aon5ert idlloB
fid, cir San5oeralliigen OIL.
Mpcs III ullem sic &onpentipn mar
cine Ter ihoniten Ser Slrngiad,ieu.
Gie Satrpiter Si,ngiadien perItehen
es ebeaioglt tpie sic sllten iSeite 81
arraraieren ,lnb Sll feiern.
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Nie Menfhen aratis ans.
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Wel(ington. NeuleelanS perGiient-
lidlte Die Surhfiihruugsbelt
gen ST Sem tiir5lid crlaiieneu Wtili-
tirpflihtgeiee.
Gs miro beItinlmt, hab ele mGnn-
lihen Rerionen iiher IS Sabre su Ell
uer ,allgenleinen Heierpe" suiam-
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Meiitcrin int Hnd)itabicren

,SE linldnglt bon ser Glepelono
NrrS obgeboltcncn 9nditabier. .Wett-
ltreit aing Sri. @artba @ottIhling,
8 Subre alt. ols Siegerin oes Melus
phisir;ul Tiitrift herppr. Sic crbielt
cine it6ne aHeooille ionic ciu Sip
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- Die Irauen tpiiien INNER, oaB
man lie liebt, ielbit penn es gar ni6t
Ser iSaQ lit.
- 8ute Weniden linb tpie cole
Seppihe: BEL aller Sddsltng ibres
@ertvs tritt man lie bo6 nit 5iiben.