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The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-03-08
Submarines Can't Sink Elm
Philadelphia RecordD

board of naval experts is urging $10000000 program of lighter -than-ar craft construction on Congress. The board wants to make the United States world leader in this type of weapon.
 Building fair-sized dirigibe would make the U S. a world leader for the simple reason that no other nation shows the slightest sign of interest in dirigibles.
 The race for new weapons is at it's most intense in Europe Yet lighter than-air ships are playing no part in the war. They have been universally discarded as useless and dangerous after years of experiment. in which they proved unable to survive the hazards of peace
 The Hindenburg and the Roma blew up; the zR-2 and the Macon collapsed; the Shenandoah, the Akron and the NS-11 were destroyed in storms the R-101 ploughed into mountain; the DXmude and the Italia were also lost.
 In short dirigibles have shown themselves to be highly susceptible to adverse weather conditions and many of them have been wrecked under almost perfect weather conditions
 As for war-they could only be used on fair summer days and then they present a marvellous target to the enemy.
 We were interested to what defense of the dirigble would be put forward by the Navy in asking for this program. Three points at which the dirigble is injulnerable found.
 The naval experts, doubtless after weeks of study report that drigibles immune from attack by submarine, mine and torpedo.
 The truth of these claims is indsputable. Under the same sort of reasoning the Navy might recom- mend the building of oar propelled Roman Tiremes the ground that they cannot be successfully at tackled by a cavalry charge Or they might demand a return to wooden ships which would not set off the magnetic mines used by the Germans in the North Sea. Or might go back to sling shots because then munitions dumps could not be blown up by enemy aerial bombs.
 We apologize to the naval experts for having frequently said that drigbles hadn't single feature to recommend them as fighting craft. We clean forgot they couldn't be attacked by submarines-at least not until after they had been blown down on the surface of the by puff of wind.
 The foremost naval expert in the United States is Commander Charles E. Rosendahl Yet even Commander Rosendahl, in urging our Government to permit the sale of helium to Germany for use in dirigibes, said:
 "The large arship has value in Europe Germany is building dirigibles for peace-time use only"
 And again
 "The airship effective weapon in the World War, but times and weapons have changed with the result that the big airship today does not fit into the military picture to any worthwhile ex- tent"
 What Commander Rosendahl says of big air ships is true in large of medium sized air ships
 The things just good-except that they immune from attack by submarines.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-03-08
DAILY LESSONS
 IN ENGLISH
By w. L. Cs~doa

Words Often Misused: Do not say. "She was tickled to death with the gift" Say, "She was greatly pleased with the gift"
 Often Mispronounced: Etiquette. Pronounce et-i-ket, both e's as in bet, as in it, accent first syllable.
 Often Misspelled: Mete (to as- sign by measure); not meet.
 Synonyms Misery, wretchedness, distress, despondency, unhappinesS, affliction.
 Word Study Use word three times and it is yours Let us in crease our vocabulary by mastering one word each day. Todays word: Population; that which appeaseS, or conciliates. Pronounce second syllable pish). "No words of propi- tiation could influence him to re- lent"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-03-08
. .cHroscobe "T'he stors incIins
 but do .ot compel
SATURDAY, MARCH g

ConIncJlng planetary aspects are active today. The rule of the stars encourages big enterprises and spurs the energies of men who have power over human destiny. It is threatening to naval operations and seems to presage sensational events
 Heart and Home This is a con- figuration menacing to women who should follow routine matters. An xiety regarding husbands and sons in public service is indicated Through the months there have been many warnings of sorrow that will touch the women of the world It is also forecast that Americans will partake to limited degree, perhaps, of the sad experiences of women in Europe and the Orient
 Business Affairs: Springtime stimulation in business may be marked at this time. In Washington differences of opinion regarding trade agreements, especially where Japan is involved, will delay cer- tain commercial plans. Farmers will profit through increased de- mands for agricultural products as food shortages in Europe and Asia create grave anxieties. The seers warn Americans against selfishness while they enjoy all the blessings of peace and warn that complete isolation from war agonies may not be possible during the present up- heaval of civilization,
 National Issues. Sudden shifts among high officials in Washing ton will be significant in coming months. Diplomatic secrets will be the cause of wrong guesses among newspapers. Much unfair criticism of government heads is prognoSti- cated Preparedness is to engage keen attention as youths are called for military training in summer camps.
 International Affairs: Finland, which has won sympathy as it has fought valiantly against aggression is to be the key to far-reaching international policies. Neutrality is to become even more perilouS than active support of the Allies, it is forecast. The seers predict for the next three months decisive events that may remodel the civilized world.
 Persons whose birthdate it is have the augury of a year of success and good fortune. Unexpected TO- nance will be dominant in the eX- perience of women.
 Children born on this day will be keen of mind and strong of body. Both boys and girls will be imaginative and inclined toward idealism These subjects of Pisces are fairly successful, but inclined to be careless. ,sH
 Copyright, 1940) a
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-03-08
OO YEARS AGO LO rron THE EMPIRE
MARCH 8. 1920

MARCH 8, 1920
 With the discovery of the six foot vein of quartz on the prop erty at Windham Bay containing free gold and galena, the property was considered more valuable than ever before, according to F. w. Ketchmark, President of the h. dependent Gold Mining Company.
 The United States Coast Guard cutter Algonquin sailed for Ka- talla in response to call for help on account of influenza at that place.
 Charles H. Cosgrove, the Ket- chikan attorney, and Mrs. Cos grove, were returning to their home on the Princess Mary
 Dr. A. w. Seibert, First Lieu tenant in the Medical Corps, Unit ed States Army, who was attached to the United States Coast Guard cutter Algonquin, visited St. Ann's Hospital during his stay in Ju- neau. He declared that the hos pital was ideally equipped with appointments, and convenient both for patients and hospital atten- dantS.
 Roy Rutherford, manager of the Juneau Lumber Mills, was to ar rive on the Princess Mary from a several months trip to Seattle where he secured contracts for the season.
 Miss Eva Campbell, manager of the dry goods department of the B. M. Behrends Company, arrived on the Spokane from buying trip to the States.
 Rev. David Waggoner, in charge of the Presbyterian Native Church in Juneau, was returning on the Princess Mary from a vacation.
 Weather: highest 35, lowest 34, cloudy.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-03-08
NOTICE

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that a hearing will be held before the undersigned probate judge on March g, 1940. at 10:0O o'clock, AM. in the office of the United States Commissioner and Ex- Officio Probate Court for the Juneau, Ala ka, Commissioner Precinct, upon the petition of Gordon Gray for his appointment as administrator of the estate of Adolph Frank Costenoble, deceased, and for the issuance of Letters of Administration to him. All persons in interest are hereby required at said time and place to appear or show cause, if any they have, why said petition should not te granted as prayed for.
 Witness my hand and Official Seal at Juneau, Alaska this 27th jay of February, 1940.
 (SEAL)
 FELIX GRAY,
 United States Commissioner
 and Ex-Officio Probate
 Judge for Juneau, Alaska,
 Commissioners Precinct. Publication dates: Feb. 27-28-29, March l-3-4-5-6-7-S, l940. adv.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-03-08
M o D E F N TIE
By Roberto Lss

o Is it proper for a hostess to inform her guests the exact hours of the meals?
 A. Yes; she has this privilege, and the considerate, Well-bred house guest will never be two minutes late.
 O. Would it be all right to write social letter on ruled paper, when no other kind is available?
 A. Not unless writing to some very intimate friend, when one can explain the reason?
 Q. How should a half grape fruit be eaten?
 A. With pointed spoon.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-03-08
S(outOver
 Nazi Region

LONDON, March 8.-BritiSh Roy al Air Force planes are reported to have secuted German-occupied Poland last night for the first time. Pamphlets were dropped. The planes returned safely to the air base in France.
 Various sections of Germany were also flown over.
 
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The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-03-08

Empire classifieds pay.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-03-08

The United States Coast Guard cutter Algonquin sailed for Ka- talla in response to call for help on account of influenza at that place
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-03-08

Charles H. Cosgrove, the Ket- chikan attorney, and Mrs. Cos grove, were returning to their home on the Princess Mary.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-03-08
FRANCES NAVY

Announcement by a Government spokesman in Paris that the French and British Navies will take "all measures" to prevent German abuse of neutral waters again emphasizes the extent to which the two fleets operating single unit It may be the British Navy that suffers the harder German blows and strikes back with spectacular success But
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-03-08
REGISTRATION OF VOTERS

Citizens who are not registered voters must register by March 30th to qualify as electors at the Muni- cipal election April 2, l940
 Persons who voted at the last municipal election need not register again as their names are on the permanent registration lists.
 If you are not registered do not delay in so doing at once.
 registered voters who have changed their addresses since last municipal election must notify the City Clerk promptly so that proper record can be made of such change as to precinct.
 H. J. TURNER,
 City Clerk. Publication dates, Mar. l-8-15-22- 29, 1940. adv
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-03-08
Lutheran Ladies
 Sew al MeetinQ

The Ladies Aid of the Resurrec- tion Lutheran Church met yester- day afternoon at the home of Mrs. John Lowell, with Mrs. M. Brenno as co-hoSteSs.
 After dessert and short business meeting, the remainder of the af- ternoon was spent sewing.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-03-08
Ryan Boosted
 To (aptainty
Com m dnder of Juneau Coast Guard District
 Is Promoted

SEATTLE, March 8.-Word ,has been received here that the Senate has approved of the promotion of Commander Michael Ryan, of the Juneau Coast Guard District, to rank of Captain.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-03-08
LOOK and LEARN
 By A. c. Gordon

1. What wood possesses the greatest tensile strength? ?. Which is the best-known of any individual star? 3. In what war were the Bat ties of the Wilderness fought? 4 Which is the leading gold producing country in the world? 5. Who was the first great Christian missionary?
 ANSWERS l. The locust.
 2. Polaris, the North Star. 3. The Civil War. 4. South Africa. 5. St. Paul.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-03-08
cHtty
 Birthday

The Empire extends congratula- tionS and best tUisheS today, their birthday anniversary, to the fol- lot0ing:
 MARCH 8
 Stanley Nowicka
 Lola LaPaugh Mrs. William McReynoldS
 Ida Clifton
 Bertha Tworoger
 Henry c. Johnson Freeman w. MatheSon
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&ritifcr crflGren, Der Ylan babe bis
ber MIR bic @erid,iduua reidcr
&inoer crm0aliht

Soabon. Sm Mabmen elmer I'm
tcrhnus. Tebatte iibcr bas 1Sliicbt.
lingS. .Nrnblem erboben Iib Stimn,en
oes Eroeites aegen Die gpafurieruna
taltitl,ber tpoblbahcnoer &inoer nod
Der Eeltcn @elt, m1brenb arme Gin-
Der eeslul,naen ieien. Ole ariegslei.
ben i'm Mutterlano 81 erbuloen. Ger
Gntriiitl:ngsitlrm trah los, nadocm
Die Meeierung ofii5ieG befanntgege-
ben 5atte, oaB Tie ibren Gpafuiernnas
Nlhn bis auf peiteres peribieben
miiiie, bn oie erforberlifen gegleit-
lhiffe niht CUR 8eriiiguns lteben
Gin Mitalieo ser Nrbeiterpartei
iagte, er lei iiber3eugt, oaB Die ur-
ipriinglicbe Grfldrung ser Regierllng
bon Der @erihifung Der &inoer nur
rSarnnng" gelpeien lei, nn Die &in-
Ser reiacr gltern in Siberbeit an
bringen, ebc Ser &riee in ieincr gan
Sen Sd)redlihfeit besinnt. Gt,pa TO-
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Oentide 8rtiic in Mom cntbiaen
Sreitad)en bentidl.italieniidcn Yian
fiir Mnfteilmn9 Gnrppas.

Sor'. &eihsfon5ler SitIer lpuroc
bier bic gblid)t 5l,aeihriebeu, @rcb-
britarnien ol,rdl cine !ebtc MDglid)s
feit 81, i;ter5euaen, hob oic slnnol,nle
ciner bon oen Md)icnnitbten oifticr.
ten politild)en llnb tpirtid)oftIihen
Mbfcmmcns fir europa cinem Der.
nihterben slneriii oprausaeben ioa.
Mns bieiem @rnnEe triiit sluben.
mini'ter @raf Giano bon Stalien in
Berlin am beutiaen 0onucrstag cin.
g. Iino brei Ynrftc, oic gcnonnt
iperoen, I'M Sen Tricben ipieocr ber.
suitellen.
/. Peilegl,ng oaer fpntincntolen
Strei:iraaeu.
2. fiidgabe ser bon Seltihlono
nah hem @eltfrieo an @rpbbriton.
nien nfaetretenen aplpnien.
3. Sllle nelte n!rt'CbGttlld)e SrD-
nilna in Ser aon5cn @elt.
Die neue Sronung ipiiroe ctna
fol5.aSes 8eiid,t haben: sllliteillrng
bes Sentiments in slpei SpbGrcn, sic
politiSd) tpie iuirtid)aitlitb bon Ser.
lin he;tp. Mom behcrriht niirocn i,n-
ter rcIligem slus'hlub @rpbbritan-
MEMS in Sentimental. europa. Gic
@ertc;lllrg lit fpPsenoern1nbcn ge-
bod)t: 0eutihlonr erhGlt bic Son.
trollo iibcr aan5 europa einlGlicb-
li6 Sfanbinapiens llub 1Sronfrcihs
bonn Noroen gum ShmnrSen Mccr
nit sf,snabme See Mittelnccrruu.
mes; ,stalier erbult bic &onirplc
iibcr iGntlihe Mfittelnccrliinber nit
Sllls,abmc sSranfreihs. +
y8rr oie Siirfei.apntrone crbGlt
lit ELI gro6es sSrauc5eihen.
Oi,ie @irtihoitspcrbGnbe bon Na-
tioncn tpiirber entlprchcnb ihren po-
litiidyer 8ruppierlWgen burd) sic
Solirc,itGt bcs politiihcn rnb mirts
id)oitlicben eSntereNcs bebingt iclll
Die Boiler miirben 5oncnlpeiic 5u-
fnmnlengefabt oie @ebiiriniiie ser on
ocrra Notipncn su criiiQen. Gaourd)
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Il Kon8ehHlt bon
Der konhHntion
ntr0er nomintert
olrbeitslefretdrtn perfins CLAUDE, er 1peroe
dnnehnen

Tiir TroliOent geirihlt ipi,rbe. Noh
ME II ser 8eihid,te Mmerifas lit es
borGtfuntmcn, bab ein Mtann NIT
lolch'r Moioritdt I'M erlten @ableang
bon elmer Hnrtei nominiert ipurbe.
GrS Erogromm Ser Temofroten
bat irhc5i,g chi Die Sauptlahe int
jctiger 3cit cbenio 8e5ug eenommen
alI hie Srngc: Sou slmerifa 5ur
Rettura Ser Semofratie Ser 8eIt an
Die S.lte Gnglanos tretcn nit menld).
liher Silic. &lipp ltno flar purbe
aelagt, baB bies Eiht jett nnb auh
nid)t fptiter itattfinben miro. lteber
Die %uirilitl,ugsirage iaet Die Blatt.
form hasieIbe fpie sic Ger HepubIifa.
ncr: Scin Nfennis 81, pcnig fir Die
ic uriere Sid)crbeit.
Mat;irlid) ieblte al,h bel oieier
&ouncntion nid)t, sic 0ebler Der an.
oercn Tartci sift erausglItreifen.
Sci es pie cs ipollc, iebenfaus mi6
bic Grmofrotie M;ttel rno Weae III.
d1en uno finSen, Inn oas eroBte lie.
bel Emerifas ab3uihaffen: Mrbeits-
loiiafet. geldHr ron ben &anoioa-
en- nun I'M Serbit getpinn: NooiepeIt
OILS 9emofrat ober Wiufie oils Hc.
pubtifaner. ieber tat einen Saupt.
punt. nad) Ser @obI 5u beobahten
uno nht MIR 81 beobaf)ten i,no oar.
iber 81, reoen, ionoern ab3llidpffen ::
Die slrbcitsloiiafeit Sn oieiem Gimme
npler mir beioen 3anoioaten in ben
fomlnn1ben Wohen Slid ipiinid)en
bel ihrem @ablfnmpf, aber nah Der
@a5l 'ou uno miro uno nuB alles
bod,ltes ,3iel Ser Gemofratie in Die.
lem Sonbc Jelten: gir baben oas
Eroblen Der slrbe;tsloiisfeit eeIoit!
sSer Nns fan.; ilnb tut miro in Der
@clt}itte Der Ierlofratie als elm
Slelo 'prtlcben.
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Mit sincr Stimmensahl pcn mebr
als iichenad,fel cslcr 9eIeaatcn iuurbc
Huuicnelt nnf Der &unncntiun Der
Stmufratcn nieocrnuminiert.

Gticngo, ~sn. Dir aonoention Der
Senlofrnten bcs Hnnoes trot am
Mortaa bier 5lionllnen llnb es mus
gcIan! tperbcn. bie Scmofraten hoben
Sen Slicr bel bcn Sorncrn gcfabt.
SSeocr slmcrifoner bat bcn lebtcn
&rieg nod nid,t peraeiien ilno Die Ga.
ge 0e, 9enolferung nit ibrem glenb
hlrd, ocn &rieg rabt ouh bcr
8leihaiiltigiten bcnfcnb. Wion mlrB
cs CTS cinen Sfah5ua eigcner Irt
6c6ciG)ncn. Dob ser Sruiibent Ncole.
belt ON iSrcitog letter @ohe, nah.
hcT or rorbcr bon bcn 3eitllnacn in
Iftriler @eile ongegriffcn purbe.
ols cr 5lpci Rcpublifoncr in icin Ga-
birett nllfnoIm, hie ais ,&ricgs-
'rellHac" beseidnct nllroen. bob
Hppienelt Dor ser aonpeniion cr-
fldrte. oob er slpor fiir Wnteriollie-
icrina"n an EngIorb iei, aber eegen
Gintritt in Den arieg on ibrer Seite.
T's &onpentiou beiaBte lih ont
Sienstog Damn nit Ser ,Sraae, oh
Honiegelt einen hritten 9ermin iil.
fc. sluh bieien Sd,ah5ug erfiillte er
in 9erlllcner Weiic, inbent er erfldrtc
lrb orrh @urfler ser aonpention
mitg"tlilt hotte, hab er, Mopiepclt,
nien,alo bceinilllii" fir irgenb einen
ErdlioertiNnfts -aonNiouten ciuju-
trctcn - abcr lhloucrmeiic ord,
niht iaate: 8 bout foie 81, ri,u."
Gtr neitrige 0'ittipod) nl1n brodte
sic G"tbiiGrng Ses 8ebeilnniiies.
NocIcrclt miro nid,t Mein ioacn,
perr ibm m,a bllrh bic aonpention
oie alflttcilung 5rGcbt, ooB er aber.
maj? MS &anbibat Ser Senofratel,
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Saboriten riioen Gnoe Ger Sineer Gpafueruns

600 Sinner irarten oaraui. nad) Ger
Nel,"n @elt aebrod,t 81 iperoen, bon
ncner lhon einige 'peniee in 8nna6a
l1,o Sen @ereiniatcn Stnaten anac-
fonmcn ltno.
Clement s(tlee ais 9}egiernnasper.
treter rnb Wfitelieo Ser Mrbeiterpar.
tel, c:mioerte Dem Spreher. oob ,er
allcs perlud,en tuerhe, oab Die ainber
nah ltcberiee gchrad)t neroen uno
hic Meaiitrieruns sebe tpeiter. Der
Mnsraa zines groBen1eiIes Der fran.
aoli'flrn Jlotte babe Die Ver3oger,lng
sebraht.
9ricgSminiiter Mnttonp goen mi.
oerIprad] einem M,bner, Der bebaup-
fete. ooB lid auf Dem torpeoierten
"Mrancora Star" oel,tid)e syliidtlin.
&c ilno Mntifaihiiten befanoen. ION.
bern cs ieien ausihlieblid) Nero6d)-
tlge Der .Jiinften Golonne" aetpeien.
968 Weaidenleben ginaen nerIoren.
27OO nnperheiratete Amsl6noer icien
in5ipiften nod aaaaoa eebrodt NOR.
oen. esnsgeiamt 16,5OO MusI1n0er
fino irterniert. 1900 bopon iino &c.
reits ucrihifft sporocn.
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Dti,,iietc 2lrtcitsleic
n,iiiisn Grntc einbrif,ns,,

Grpenhagcn. Ter Mrbeits. lno So-
,iolrliniIter crlicf bclltc cine Gerfiiz
gllnl, BOZ nlle Slrtcitslplen bel Ser
Ginb:innlng ser Eiesiibrigcn @c-
trenHcerntc hclicn nliiiien. Tns Dc
fret ttItimmt pciter, bo6 9anoarbei-
ter, bie iebt in Scr @raubrpeininoll.
ltrie bcid,Gftiat iinh. rpiebcr in ibren
alter gcrlli SllriiGfebrcn unb lire
ietioen SteIlcn iiir Mrbeitsloie irei-
nlodlen 'pllen
Die Geriiial,ng ioa bie slrbeits-
lolicFc,t in Sen Stdbten uno Die
Gnoprbeit an SlrbeitsfrGften nllf ben
2onoe beieitigcn.
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Gisctlanb, Sbio. Slm lebten 1rci-
tag bielt Ser gali5e SalpsausihuB
fir Ser Sahicntaq in, Siticite Sah-
ienhe'n' ieine lebte Ycriammlllng I'M.
ter 0priit bon Mid,oel gret ob. Inn
Die Ginselheiten iiir Gprbereitltng
nofn'als 5ll bcraten lno Die 8eridte
Scr per;,hiebeuen apmitees entgegen-
5l,nebnleu Set .Eriilioent George
Sdreioer beriftete, oab Ser 8iiraer-
mciitc: Sarolh s. Burton bon Glepc-
lano uEb Molano Heihert bon Yarma
einaelooen morher leicn llno aae an.
beren aontiteeporiiter gaben erfrel,.
lihe Yerif,te ab. Sic &ilisfomitees
fms alle crnannt. berihteten sic YrG-
iioenten Ser 3lpeige
Ias sseit miro uie iiblid nit einem
erbclnkhen 6eloeottesoienlt, Ser in
Der groBen Safe ser Geutiden 3en.
trale sarm Inn ii llbr pormittags
abaeEalten miro, eroifnet uno bon
Yiarler Sobennes Ieutibldnber l,no
Or. Sans Joiiel geleitet iperoen.
Noh Sem Bottesoienit lit gemein-
idaftllfcs Mfittaseilen. 0arnadl fol-
gen Balipiele Ser Glepelanber Sung
laden ,,nb nm 2::30 ltbr beginn bas
Nrogramm.
gs iinb ale ,8ereine eingelaoen
umo .,icle Sadien bon allstuGrts ner-
Sen ertrortet. Muc a,tstpdrtigen @Gitc
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trie1enS(rbalmet
t0nt nte0rrum in
un(eren @bren
eoleiees Gnee ees Srie 9es gilt ais lid,er
1taliens 1l1iniiter oiirfte nad1 Berlin eehen ,u
Ronferen,

miir>' Sonoel uno @onocl in oaen
&irhcrn Gnropos fIiibcr.
@trlin. Nbermols peben bie Sab
men in Berlin uno slpar am bel,ti.
gen Gonnerstag merben oic beilu,
fcbrcn>en &umpicr aus Sronfreid)
llno 8clgien in Berlin einsicbcn, 10.
peit tic nidt mebr gum 9Ingrifi aii
GngIono bcnotigt luerben.
@trlin. @enn tnglonb ons ssrie,
benso'.gcbot oblcbnt, miro bier gc.
lngt. 10 lit alles b"rcit um mcroiaen
,sre;taa sen slneriif olf Gnglonb 5u
begui"cn
Tnn NorDegen bis gum Gnoe bon
iSrarerrih 1T aacs bereit Slm Mn-
griii Jeaen Gnalaro. Sinoerte ocl,t.
ld)er Eiloten hubcn IN Sen lebten
@ohrn bereits SSliiac noh England
acmoht, Inn nit Sem Snno pcrtrollt
SIT lein. 0pptc nit Srllppcn bcloocn
licJcn in alien SGfen, bic bon Den
IcutIGen beiett liub. Ga bic font
mcnoe ISOLDE %ollmcno bringt miro
bern ;isst, baB Gag. lno Nod)t Gng,
lonO oombaroicrt iperhen miro, nm
oie Woral 81 brehcn. 500, 900 9rilp-
pen lrGen fir bcn GiniaQ noraeleben
iein. Ger Momcnt lit bu, iaat Scr.
lin uro gnalanb BOT bie Mobl.
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, babel freien Gintritt. Sir bie bic.
iigen Sahlen unb 8Gite betrGgt ser
Gintritt BLOB 15 Gelts. &iuher inter
Is SSobren hnhen audi ireien Gintritt.
ghrri, bie Mitgliebcr ser TelltIhen
3entrole boben irHien Glntritt bel
Gorstigen ibrcr Wiitalieosfartc.
IS meroen nodlnals auc Sieben-
biirgcr Sad)ien Der @oloitoot Glepe.
lam urb Ser llnlllegcnbcn Sat6'cn-
iiebl,ngen eingeld5cn, innt ihrcn
Srelurhcn on oieler gro6en Sahien-
tagfeier teil5nnehmen. Gs lit Gbrcn-
pflidlt eines ieSen Siebenbiirger
SadlFen am %. SSuli oui Ser 0ellt.
iher 3enitrale 1Snrm 81, erihcilen; :;
belonSers jett 81, ricien idpperen Sci
ten feSt 5llianrmen 81, iteben, onmit
lpic bcfunoen, oaG mir cute 8iirger
llnIercs neuen Seir,otlanbes slmerifn
fins
g. lit ser @lnif, baB 10 piele
MSrncr llnb 1rauelL MGbhen ,ulb
9uriclsn iotuie Si,!ncr in idd)iiiher
Srad)t eriheinen. NeionDera merben
bic Glcrelanher crilld,t ibre Tercins-
fnbner lnit5ubringen, I'm banlt oie
Wiihuc 81 lfriifrn llh beim Gnp,
fang oes @uba:nator Yrufertbal
bertprnoet lperoen 81 fonnen.
0ISnrb f5nncn mir seiacn. hal; &C
elm eblcs lGhiiIhes tScit lit.