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The Wilmington morning star., 1940-06-28
CHAPTER FOUR

Eccentric Mr.. Benjamin W. Mer-
rifield had ended his interview as
abruptly as possible. He had given
a somewhat startling ultimatum,
got up and left the room.
''Whew'' breathed Bill Bailey,
staring at the door that had closed
behind the old millionaire.
Eyes" Gayle nodded agreement.
Both the young people were in
tently serious. They turned slowly
to look at ach other. It was not
an unpleasant thing to do.
Well" Gayle paused to swal-
low, cit seems as if it looks
like we - you and l."
cts the truth Now it was
Bills turn to nod agreement. They
understood each others feelings,
even though they spoke incoher-
emily. Events had indeed moved
swiftly, confusingly.
II haven't had any breakfast"
Gayle suddenly remembered aloud.
Bill came down to practical
earth.
1 got a dollar and forty-cents.
May-look, Miss Dixon we've got
to slip off somewhere and think this
out anyway. Come on"
1t wasn't quite SO simple as that,
though. They had no more than
reached the door when it opened
from the other side and Weems,
the Merryfeld secretary, entered.
Behind him were the six young
ladies Bill had selected for Mr..
Merrifield. They suddenly doomed
again as a great, even though love-
ly, responsibility.
christopher Bill murmured.
Il forgot"
Mr.. Merrifield says that you
are to - ah. direct the girls, young
sir" Mr.. Weems began, land l
was wondering if-ah-"
"Oh yes, thank you, Mr.. Weems.
-I-say, have you girls had
breakfast?"
One of them, it appeared, had
been so provident as to eat first.
She was a cute thing in a light
sweater suit of blue and white.
the knit of it emphasized her ex-
cellent figure, the color of it en-
phasized the color of her eyes -
eyes which, now, had acquired
spectacles from somewhere.
Say, you didn't have on spec
tacles a while ago Bill announced.
Nov don't you go belittling girls
who have to be four-eyed, Mr..
Bailey" She said it charmingly.
"A great many girls wear glasses,
and a great many more ought to.
I don't care what Mr.. Merrifield
wants done, glasses won't keep me
from doing it."
mo. No, no, of course not,
Tempe - spelled Tempe -
pronounced in two syllables, tenn
tenn, Pc pc. Like that. Tempe
Hyde"
Its darling" Gayle echoed
with enthusiasm.
Tempe Hyde" Bill was sudden
ly smiling. Sounds like a little
child at play"
Are you teasing me, Mr..
Bailey?" Tempe Hyde demanded.
She was shorter than Bill, short
er than Gayle, so that she looked
up at them. The sheer innocence
of her query and her expression
captivated them. Spectacles seem
ed somehow to be forgotten.
II am sure that Mr.. Mortified
would want the young ladies to
have breakfast here in The Oaks"
i%nterposed Mr.. Weems, who had
been chided once already this
morning for seeming lack of hos
pitality.
Doubtless" Bill NODDED quick
ly. "They must be starved. If Miss
Hyde can eat no more, perhaps
she will be patient. MI. Weems,
uh, could Miss Dixon and I have
a private spot somewhere? To cal
alone and, uh, make some plans?'
Bella LANAN-COURT r.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-06-28
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"Oh, of course, sir. I shall in
form Graham at once"
The private spot turned out tc
be a sun porch into which spring
had thrust its consciousness with
happy determination. Flowers
neither Bill nor Gayle could name
them - intruded on the privacy Of
the young couple, one vine actually
laying three blue blossoms right
on the table a S if begging for ap.
proval. Through the foliage, morn
ing sun etched a pattern on the
white cloth. Some of the shadows
were opinish and green and golden,
as if a magic lantern played
through colored slides.
"Lovely!" Gayle breathed, slip.
ping into her seat. THE Oaks is a
heavenly place, Mr.. Bailey!"
Look here, Miss Dixon-you're
absolutely right, but we've got tc
think fast about all this, and moi
admire the scenery just now. Now.
getting right down toto" He
was suddenly distracted by Gayle's
eyes, deep and exquisite.
"Tacks," she suggested, a smile
threatening. Brass ones"
yeah, tacks. No! All right, you
know what I mean. Now, what
about this funny proposition, any
way? You are hired so this Jeremy
Tucker a make love to you. And
I'm hired to help you. Is all this
clear?"
Goodness, Mr.. Bailey!" She
was suddenly very serious again.
That's exactly the way I feel.
Scared. But tempted, too. Listen,
l was desperate. I still am. That
dollar-forty is all I possess. Hon
est! That's why I'm glad to eat
here, free. Now look, jobs are as
rare as diamonds and this funny
set-up at least offers us expenses.
It's respectable if we handle it
right. We might even do some
good. Now I don't know how you
are fixed but I'll take any Sort
of honest work. I'll try anything"
Pm way ahead of you." Gayle
nodded, concentrating on half a
grapefruit which a servant h a d
brought. MY fortunes also were
zero"
You think you can handle this
Jeremy?"
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-06-28
THE CHARACTERS:

THE CHARACTERS:
BENJAMIN MERRIFIELD, aged
capitalist, hires
GAYLE DIXON to make love to
his grandson.
JEREMY TUCKER, a shy student
of archaeology, while
BILL BAILEY and six pretty girls
are employed to help bring life
and youth to the Merrifield man
sion.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-06-28

II have never tried to make a
man WOO me, but"
"Lordy, that won't be hard!"
He-he's bookish. Lacks initiative,
and nerve. You certainly don't!"
IT had to act forward. When
you're broke"
II understand. I wasn't criticiz-
ing. II worked a shenanigan to
get at Mr.. Mortified, too"
Then let's be good sports and
have a 60 at this proposition"
"All right. I like it here very
much, anyway"
"Say, who wouldn't! Now look,
Gayle-I may call you Gayle.
mayn't II"
"Of course"
Mr.. Weems came onto the sun
porch then, and they turned ex-
p~ectantly to the elderly secretary.
MIR. Merrifield directs me to
act as your host this morning, un.
til he has had a brief rest" he
began, kindly. He expects you to
live right here. This is a very
large mansion. Many rooms. You
must choose one you like best, and
then cars will be ready for you to
go after your things"
Gayle paused before a bite OF
"You mean-we-I am to live
here? Actually live at The Oaks?'
sph, of course, miss. That is, il
you can put up with"
"Oh, Mr.. Weems! This is won.
derful! -. The Oaks! Everybody
knows about The Oaks. It's "a
castle almost. Better than a castle,
really. This is one of the finest
estates in America, people say"
Mr.. Weems smiled a little. 1T
is comfortable, even luxurious. But
life here is quiet"
We'll correct that" Bill Bailey
put in.
"Mr. Merrifield has earned his
wealth. He has taken quite a fancy
to both you young people, I may
say. I do hope you can manage to
bring him some happiness. We
he is not as young as he once was.
and"
The old fellow was almost plead
ing. Into his voice had crept some
thing of yearning, something per-
Continued on Page Eleven)
Evening star., 1940-05-19

~HE story so far: Jimmy says good-by to
Pinocchio, starts hiking to Saeno. On
Il the way he Joins Hayseed Gus. the
Country Mouse, going to visit his cousins Kit
and Kim. two dancing mice who belong to
Old Soldier Zeppo. Each year Kit and Kim
dance in Zeppo show at the County Fair and
Evening star., 1940-05-19

30 JIMMY the Cricket, feeling funny in
the stomach, went off to sit, not on tack,
but on a grassy hummock. "A noble char
like me-" he thought, really, in fact, d
honey, can surely help poor Zeppo and his
show to make some money, But not {.
single answer to his worry could he find
then bang' A Bright and Bic Idea came
popping to his mind.
Evening star., 1940-05-19
The FURTHER ADVENTURES OF
J2'>;"r C~&h1

help hlm earn money to support himself and
his little granddaughter. Suddenly Gus and
Jiminv see Stromboli. the wicked puppetmas-
ter. headed for the County Fair. Jimmy re
members how cruel Strombohwast to Plnocchlo,
and fears things will go badly with Zeppo and
the dancing mice at the Fair. Nmc read on -
Evening star., 1940-05-19

NExr day the big Fair opened with
balyhoo and bang, and Zeppo hung his
posters up and started his harangue: Come
one, come all, my mice are small. but what
a verve and vim, The Song and Dance pair
of this Fair, the Waiting Kit and Kim"
But Jimmy the Cricket. a worried little
guide discovered that Stromboli's show was
settled close beside
Evening star., 1940-05-19

NExr door, OLD Zeppo yelled and banged
to drum up ticket sales: Here's three
tail Kim - one tail his own and one a coat
with tails Here's Kit the little girl with
'oomph - vet modest as a mouse, Come
see my pair without peer. Come IN to
Zeppos house" But no one paid attention.
and no one stopped TO hear. And Leppo
purse was empty and his heart was full OF fear.
Evening star., 1940-05-19

] CANNOT tell lie. my friends - George
is nv middle name The villain puppet
master. an expert at the game, was Yelling
at the pumpkins, who stood with popping
eyes Money refunded at the door if George
Stromboh lies My woodenheads have
plaved before the crowned heads OF the
nations" The mob was edglng towards the
booth with wild gesticulations
Evening star., 1940-05-19
ID WHY OUT OF 10 LEADING MAKERS OF FAMOUS sTocKI
ADVISE NIGHTLY IVORY FLAKES CARE FOR THEIR NYloNs

YOU'VE BEEN HEARING ABOUT THEM! Now they re here
Beautiful stockings made from the amazing nylon
yarn developed by Dupont from coal, air and water
-. You'll thrill with their miraculous sheerness!
You'll enjoy their leghugging fit mo bagging at the
knees! :. You'll like the way they wear!
AND FOR LONG WEAR makers of fine hosiery advise
you to treat nylon stockings fine fabric-just
subject to injury accidental snags your silk
stockings. Because, though amazingly strong and
beautiful -nylon is not ndestructibe.
so REMEMBER to give your nyons the same gentle
washing you give your silk stockings Take min
each night and wash them gently with pure Ivory
Flakes. This nightly Ivory Flakes should be
great help in protecting the beauty and strength of
this wonderful kind of stockings.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1940-07-20
Drilling WeIIs--Kevin-Sunburst

Agen-Goe 1870
Aronow- E7lhngson SW3 Rig
BeardSeeU s Rig
8
No
Black LabeState No 10 SW SEA SCI l6S52W 80 Bb 1881
Black LabelState No IL NE NW3 NEl l635-2W BbL 1906
g. idge-AEa No l 33l-36-l
Coolidge Cooidge-state No Z sWl NWa ssss2w
Coolidge g. Coondge-State A 8 Rig
& No 9
e. No
c.
Enfield-zachor No Nwl Bbi
Enfield zachor 600
Gossett-Blgen l 6-343W Location
GoeddertzAgen C5oeddertz OIL 1888
l
Hanon ct a-Nderton / N60
70 4 Sci l8S5lw
Kppen OIL & Gas-Solberg NW3 20353W Location
Lion Haugen No NV Il-S5-3W 1910
/
Morton Eutngson
Morton OH 81 Ref Morton u40
1
NepStad ct al-Haugen SW $50
-Engemoen NEa NWa 14-35-2W 1885
Pacific National No Location
PaTrent-Hobrook No. G NE3 2-363W l475
81 No IL
sorel- C I-s4-4W Spudded
Spencer Kincheoe 26-34-4W Spldded
Silver Oils Ltd
No / c swa sE I7-S5-2W
Superior Petroleum
Texaco-E Bruins
q. s.. /
Twin F1elds-U S. 750l
Yeaey-shaw 35-S6-2w 1859
New Observation-Disclosures
Location
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1940-07-20
Cut Bank Oil Field
1910 Compilations

Product
Armand EIutcngFd
British American No - @
Coob-Churi No SW3 NW3 30-37N-4W
Cobb Vandemark No c SEA NEl 35-35-6w Bbl 281e
Cobb Waberger
Cobb Waloerger 6
Consolidated Ga-Sate No SW
Consolidated
Glacier Production Iockhoff
Glacier Production
Glacier ProductionStat No CIVIL
Glacier Production
Glacier
Glacier Producton-M aby No 2 c
Glacier Froducton-AdNe
Glacier ProductCnVan
Glacier Production
Glacier Production GCOrTgux
Helnac
Jefries- Exchange Oil No ! c DR.
hately Agent-Kramer No CnlL l5346W
Newh-Chnoer ct a-Anderson No NE3
santa Hta- rasmussen No NE SW4 SW 32-335W
Santa Rita Rasmussen 2o7e
santa Rita Lander c
Santa Rita Sah c 3O1O
santa lta-Trtoal No 10
Santa Rita Gov 078744A c
Santa Rta-Lander 5
Santa Rita milestone No
Connolly No SW
Iarrant-State 1884,
Iexaco-Unt II No
No
Iexaco-State
-Tweedy No c SCI
Iexaco- Unit Section No
wilkinson Potter ALLOTTED l27 No CIVIL Lot Sec l2326W Bb
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1940-07-20
kevin-SunburSt Field
1910 Completions

Adams HeSla-A dcAGanus No 6 c SEA SCI 2l-35-2w
Beardslee-Swears No. IL CSL SEA NV 9-]5-2W
Beardslee-Swear No. Is GEL SEA NWi 9-35-2W
Big West-Dahlquist No Is CSL SEA Sc 2l-35-3W
Big West-Dahlquist No Is CSL NWi Me- 2s-S5-3w
Big West-Elingson No. / NV SEA SWt l4-35-3w
Big West-Elingson No. CIVIL SEA SW3 4-35-3W
Coolidge a. Coolidge -McCurdy No NE NWl NW4 l1-s5
Coolidge & Cooidge-Shaw No. Sc Me- NEs 35-36-2W
Coolidge & Coolidge McCurdy No Sc NWi SW3 2-35-
Coolidge s. Coolidge-Shaw No. 8 NV Me- NE3 35-36-2v
Coolidge & Coolidge-State No. SW NV NWi 1886
Crumley & SonsFryberger No is Gel SCI SW3 1885;
Frazer & Smith-Van Note No CiSL SWi NNA 3O-35-2N
Fulton Pet Thompson No CNL Swa Me- 2s-S5-Sw
@. g. A. Goeddertz No is GEL NE3 SEA 23-35-3W
G q A-Alrich No. 2 NW3 NE3 26-35-3W
Imperial Craig-Ga No. c SEA NWi l8-35-lW
Mosby- Peterson No. Sc NE3 SEA 7-35-2W
Pfabe Englekng ct al-Boyce No G NE3 NEl 27-36-2W
Prevol g. hea-Government No. Sc NWi SWi ll-35-3v
Rmrock-Schmidt NO SW SEA NW3 29-35-3w
Rmrock-Schmidt No. 6 SW NE3 NW3 29-35-3W
Smith Barth No. / SW SEA NW1 I3-35-2W
Superior-Haueen No. NE1 NE3 ll-35-3W
Toles- Blumberg No. NE NEa NE3 32-35-3W
Vanderpas-Cedar Greek No. CIVIL SWi SEA 3l-35-lW
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CUT BANK DRILLING WELLS

Cobb Tetrud No NE NEl NEl 24-37-5W
Glacier Production Bonnet No. c NW3 SEA 4-32-5W
Glacier Production Dahquis Unit No c NW3 l2-34-5W
Glacier Production Hall No. 3 c NW3 SCI 35-36-6W
Glacier Production milestone No SEA NW4 8-33-5W
Glacier Production Yunck Unit No CNL Sec 2-34-5w
Glacier Production Coburn Unit NWa NE4 g-33-5W
Montana Headlght-Britton No 6 NV SW4 SET ll-34-6W
Pardu-Tribal III No NE NE4 NEa 7-32-5W
Santa Rita Government 078744B No SW4 NE4 7-32-5W
Santa Rita-Trtbal No II NE NEl NE3 l6-35-6W
TaTTant-Barnes Butler No / QJWa sea- l5-34-6W
Steele Greek Prod-Carm No 3 Sc SEA SWa lp-34-5W
IarTant-F1ope No. 3 G NE3 l8-34-5W
Iexaco Unit Nine No. NWl NEa 9-32-5W
Texaco- Bonnet No. 3 G NE3 SEA S-32-5W
Texaco-State No c NW4 SW3 l6-32-5W
Texaco- Unit ii No 3 CIVIL SWl NWs lI-35-6W
Texaco- Htnkle No NE NWa NE3 2-34-6W
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1940-07-20

Heath Structure
White Oil & l c
HObSOn Dome
HUNT No NY ny Sc s. Ss NE 'o F@ sor sS
LeLCLStOLCn
E No No MY SEE s sW' ,.ls'r water
sngey-skagss No / Nwl swa 715N-9OE 1920
LMther-FOx Dome
Tarant-Heare l4OO
Mission Dome
Ryan Burgess No. 1
MOsser Dome
! = e e;
&c W. S 5Ti VI h3 su ISM co on l ss
N No. ~ Sc E1 Ma S ss sr % y BEL 1913 s
North Dakota (NessOn AnticLine)
California cO-Kamp NO l c Nw NEa si54N-Osw 1921
PendrOy
No wv E e W s"' S' ' snow ~ Add
Fs9d Sa No me- ne SEA M Ew N" s s " Water 3
e II Il "; N ;% Sc: 6:
PLeUnG Dome
McDOnald-pievna No Nwa s-sN-5sE Rig
POnderG Oil Field
S No Ne SEA l74w BS a
Poplar Dome
sea :: N No. Sw wv ST EWs T aE sr SHOW Gas @
RattLesnGke Butte
Watson Oh -Austad NO sw Nwa SEA 22lsN-2sE 1900
Roscoe Dome
Continental SEA
No 1 NW3 3-6S-lSE
TaIrant-AISay No Lot 3-4-6S-18E
Round Butte
Miracle OH-Baney s-es2sE 1887
Signal Butte
nj No.. /
@ 20-575E
Gudgn AEanctn No NW3 19-37-l5E Dry Add 1850
Soap Creek Oil Field
Calf Indepondent 1 1858
Tiger Ridge
oEeses q / sws 1918
TOLucG Dome
-vaaw 4 mw mm 1e-ae-fxR a0ol
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New Observation-Disclosures
Yealey-shaw Me- Nw s5-s62w Location O.
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Winifred District

sEND IN CONTRmUTIoN no TH sUNBURsT BAD0ER
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-10-17

pcrlangt Die Gnnlann bis feute nod
n;d,t 5,lriidseaebca bat. slmG bieb c3
bier OAR ser Teriail!cr Tertras in
oenYapierforb ae!uorfen peroen muR
.tuenn sic MGd;ic ncr!anacu. hak
Temtidlono am &srl,anolungStild
.iiBen ioa. oenu nur ais eleidlbcrtt'.
t;0tc MitalieSer iiI,O oie Gertrrtrr
Der Sduoer fabij. aercdtc @e;cbe
ms Weibliiiie 81 'aiien ,li,u. = Cie
ntutihe Megier,.ng fS:laat rrr. nab
on ;rternational,' Dcrid,t au;ceiteITt
,srHrE iou. ,reldj. :, Die llcberlit,t
umo llnterind,ms in irgero einen
0anb pornebmen tann., oaB in 2us
.u"fi feline idwtrca 1nnt' uus 80
nonen. 'duere Jlue5e,l9e uno ons
>src: arieasgerGt sc6a,lt rcrSen
harf. Tieies iei Der erite Sbritt i'm
Sale es ansenomlHen rriiroe.su ipirt.
lihem Grieoen in F,lretia. 1ie beuts
ide @esierune ertldre fid' i,r oieiem
Gimme bereit. irgano elmer aonferen5
beisutreten. ,uelde ba,u bcitragen
tpiro. oab Die Naticncn ibr @ertralis
en- iuieber gctpiuncn uno in frieSs
lidem 3uiammen!cbca ibre Seihifte
,mo @irtibaft Lliiben ,piro.
SdluB folst. @'...~
- Tie srobe @elt- t-lraeooie lit
nit pielen fleincn Sebens 1raaSoien
angeiiillt. ..
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-10-17

Ser @iid5ue Gba,nberlains aus Der
aftipen @clitit pirit elm tutereilans
tes Streiilidt oui Gnglanos Gage.
@enn Chamberlain allh nur nceb e.
men oeforatipen Yoiten in ser Reaies
r,,ng uno inn &riegsfubinett belief
oete, 10 puroe or bod, bon Gburhiu
gebalten uno 3,par 81, Dem 3rped, I'm
i'm in Dem MugenbIid abid)iebcn ~
fSnnen, in sem Der Minilterprdiioent
ieIhlt Gntlaihmg braliten lpiiroe.
Ienu cs MAIDEN iid INNER lnebr
3cidpa, nad)ienbcr ltnaltfriebenbeit
nit Gburdiu in Gnslano bemertbar.
Gic Mnerific luc90, lnanaelnoer
Siiriorgc fiir sic ourd, ocn Suittries
hetroiienc 9cpGltcrlmg tdiHen lid.
Sic iperbcn bereits in aIlcr Seffent-
Iidfeit oisfnticrt ,no baben GnrdNu
oiicniid)tIid) ncranIaBt, ourf) bic Of
icntlifc slbid)icbuns Gbamberlails
Sicicn gum SduIoisen su itempeln.
81 Gburhin nit hicier MaBnab1ne
crrcidt sic Gcrlpiirfc ,,no' Mnflagen
pon lid, absulcnfcn, lit ,lllintcreiiant.
SihcrIih aber lit cin ocrartigerNef)s
icl I'M 3abinctt, Ole 1renri,n9 bon
cincn Manne nit icldem Na,ncn.
cin @ierSe,uedicI mittcn i'm &cnncn,
tcincslpcss ein 3cidlen bon Stdrfe.
GolaSicr lit IN Sait, Chamberlain
lit pcIitiid crlebiat. TaS lit bas
|sSdidial Der poIitiidHn Staatsnldn-
ner, sic am 3. September nerganges
nen ssabres Dem be,ltiden @eif) ben
ariee erfI1rten., Gbamberlain. Der
oamals iaete, er boffe nod ben 1ag
3u erleben, an nelhem Mooli Sitler
pernid)tet lei. lit mm ielbIt politiidl
uernid,tet. Iamit iinoet sic. 2aui.
5ahn zines Wtannes lbren Nbld)luB,
Sem sic er0Bte Gbanee Der britiihen
scihihte geboten tpar uno Der bic
aroBte &ataitropbe Der britiihen 8es
ihid)te berbeiaeiiibrt bat. Gr bat i'm
fsrieoen uns i'm arieg beria9t. So,
Miinden idien es als Oh er ole srobe
Chance nod erareifen iuollte, aber
tGba,nberlain bate oieie. Erieselss;;:
resellt,a nidt ,ebrlih gemeint. talrs
mittelbar nad -.ieiner &iidfebr. nad
2onoon iibersab er prattild oie ST.
Idpiratiar Der britiiden Holhit On
GburdM. Cuff. gooper una. lGbg!.
Ole @eoelune BON Rlnde,I. ;bettadr
tetr er nur ais, eine .stempailie 8xr
'8orbereit.,ne' gum 9rieae. .GbanaPer.
| lain, Der. iid. in oen Saeet BON. Min.
den als Der Monn oes Jrieoens feiem
IieB, lit in ser Geid,idte als Sd,ulois
ger al oieie,n arieg eingeeaneen.
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Nrmeen IN cieien @oden aud oie
'onitittierung elmer earopdild,en
MISUNDERSTANDING beidlennieen.
Nenn ipir ,.l,s a,li Die eieenen Stills
aittel. Die unier 6entinent uns bic.
'et., beiinnen. iuenn oie Nrbeit on Die
Stelle oes @eloes tritt, Die Jiibruns
an Die Steqe Der CIRCULATION, Damn
fann Die 9eit oes frieoli6en slui.
6aues inbeJue a,i sluisaben uno 2S,
innssmSsIihteiten nur gu ben eroB-
ten ,uuo id6nIten Der .@eididte &c.
,ablt iueroen. Tie bisberieen grfolee
Iaiien Dies erfennen uno hoffen. Den
8elueis aber miiiien mir fiibren. Tas
Sdidial ihldst INNER >nur Die stus
fen IN bic 9utunft. aber eeben milf.
len mir ielbit.
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Ger Nrbeiter 9Qoolf Sitler in Sen 8or-
oer0runo- riidte. Canals tuar oas
oelltid)e Golf ,boffnungslos. tallienoe
nmhten ibrem 2ebeu Elm Gnbe. Sic.
les eeiieI ia Sen Geutihenireiiern.
,Sm Sabre 1"18 ourfte, la,,t Sara.
graph I'M geriailler Gertrae, in
7el1tihlano Die Nrmee nift iiber
100000 Iann itorf fem. Seine
Nadbarn ringsum aber tparen Bis
an sic 3Gbne bctuaifnet, ipe3ieu go
len ,,no oie 3ibeboilolpatei., tueIde
Staaten Gnglano nlr fir Die Sc.
,orobune GelltidIalos ms Seben ae-
|rufen bate.
Ger nierte 5eiI Scr oe,,tlhen .8e-
p6lterune puroe bonn Mlrtterlano
absetrennt .uno oen fremoen -Nad-
barlanoern iiberaeben. 9as 9euts
ide Reid mar alio peritiimmelt auf
allen Seiten uno ieiner Berteioisins
in ieoer Be5iebung beral6t, 3. 9.
p,lroc 9eutld4ano seitattet. iooiel
Jlue5eilec 3u bauen spie Tie lpolIten,
abcr obne. Wotor. weil sic anberen
,tDci uuN bier Wfntoren enthaltcn6
balrten.
slm II. Wai 1888 biclt slooli
Sitter cine slniprad)e uno appellierte
on Sen reinen Geritauo Scr anoeren
Waht. llnter anoerem lpar oieies
ser wiftielte Sas: Teutidlano lei
miasns. a,,dl sic 100000 Mmn lei
, ,ner Mrmee mad, 5auie 81 id)iden,
lpenn oie anOeren oasielbe tlln. ,riu.
Seutihlanb ,polle niemanoen anerc'
len. ionoern nlr feline Siherbcit er-
loneen liw. Seine antiuort fam bon
oen yeinoem oes oeutidpn Solfes. im
@egeuteil lire MlmitionSiabrifen
arbeiteten lleber5eit. Inn n,.r genug
8ranaten ,,no Bomber a,li Eager 5ll
iesen. Sim IA. Sttober 1888 trat
Ceutidlano bon Dem 80lferbuno aus
ipeil a,,d) bier oieielben Geinoe ben
Girigentanitab iiibrten. llno III ieds
Yunften. erflarte Der Silbrcr. oai,
Geutihlano Die uoae @leihberehti.
euns nit anoeren Staaten bon beute
an bat uno Sic Armee purbe aui
100000 Mann ersdnst. Sic @eiabr
fir oas be,,tlde Golf lpar bamals
oroB. jeoen Nugenblid fonnte iid
Elm Madbaritaat Die sSreibeit nebmen
in Teutihlano ein,ul'rchcn rlo man
mubte iid) es gefallen laiien.
9(n, 81. Mdr5 1886 idl,,a oer
Tiibrer oes Teutiden Reidps einu
ssrieoensplan BON ~ R''nf:cn por
Inter anoerem ,plrSen Die 0oloniel,
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